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Pensando a través del movimiento: Una propuesta para la pedagogía feminista. / Thinking trough movement: A proposal for feminist pedagogy
Authors: Maskimovic Maja 
Published: July 2017

En el siguiente ensayo trato de elaborar la idea del cuerpo como el pensante, explicando el apoyo filosofico de la práctica del movimiento como una manera de saber/hacer/convertir. Aceptando la crítca feminista de las bases epistemológicas de la educación habitual que elimina el cuerpo del proceso de aprendizaje, mi intento se basaba en crear un laboratorio de movimientos para profesores de primaria en Portugal durante la reunión de la APECV (Associação de Professores de Expressão e Comunicação Visual). Laboratorio se centrasen en la exploración de como el movimiento puede sentirse antes de transformarse (Manning, 2014), como la percepción acústica, que es una característica inherente del proceso artístico, puede ser una facilidad y como la expresión puede emerger entre la consciencia e inconsciencia: no como un acto de libre albedrío sino como como una prolongación del proceso de “pensar-con” el cuerpo (Manning, 2014). Para hacer tal cosa, oferté la idea base del laboratorio del movimiento de manera racional a través del enmarcamiento teórico, que está influenciado en gran manera por el pensamiento de Erin Manning pero, a la misma vez, se refiere a la poesía como una manera de pensar, sabiendo y relacionando, para finalmente ofrecer al lector un acceso directo a las imagened creadas por los participantes en el laboratorio. Creo que la multiplicidad puede revelar la variedad de la experiencia, observandola a través de un caleidoscopio.Thinking trough movement: A proposal for feminist pedagogy.In the following essay I tried to elaborate on the idea of a body as a thinker by explaining the philosophical underpinnings of the movement practice as a way of knowing/making/becoming. By accepting the feminist critique of the epistemological foundations of mainstream education that erase body from the process of knowing, my attempt was to make a movement laboratory to primary school teachers in Portugal, during the meeting of the APECV (Associação de Professores de Expressão e Comunicação Visual). The laboratory focused on the exploration of how movement can be felt before it actualizes (Manning, 2014), how autistic perception that is an inherent characteristic of artful process can be facilitated, and how an expression can emerge in between conciseness and unconsciousness not as an act of free will, but as a continuation of a process of “thinking-with” body (Manning, 2014). In doing so I offered a rational of the background idea of the movement laboratory buy explaining the framework, which is to a great extent influenced by thinking of Erin Manning, but also referring to a poetry as a way of thinking, knowing and relating, and finally offering to a reader direct access to images created by the participants during the lab. I believe that multiplicity can reveal the variety of experience, looking at it through kaleidoscope.
A study of surgical profile of patients undergoing hemorrhoidectomy
Authors: Pande Pradeep Kumar , Dhruv Yashwant 
Published: July 2017

Background: Hemorrhoids are common. It is usually defined as increase in size as well as distal displacement of apparently normal cushions which generally leads to symptoms. Globally many people are affected. It is considered as a major public health problem. It has a multifactorial etiology. Objective was to surgical profile of patients undergoing hemorrhoidectomy.Methods: Present hospital based cross sectional study was carried out for a period of one and a half years at department of general surgery, Gandhi medical college and associated Hamidia hospital, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India, among 90 patients undergoing hemorrhoidectomy. Thorough history, detailed clinical examination, complete rectal examination and hemoglobin estimation was carried out.Results: It was found that maximum cases were below the age of 40 years. Males suffered more (73.3%) than females (26.7%). Hemorrhoids were seen commonly among urban dwellers (87.7%) than rural dwellers (12.3%). The most common presenting complaint was bleeding in 97.7% of cases. Maximum patients reported to the hospital within one-year history of bleeding i.e. 71.1%. Majority i.e. 73.3% had normal hemoglobin levels. 46.6% had ano-rectal disease.Conclusions: Incidence of hemorrhoids was more common among the cases of the present study. People below 40 years of age were commonly affected. It was more in males. Bleeding was the most common presenting symptom. Anemia was not so common. Anal fissure was the commonest associated co-morbidity.
Octavio Salazar Benítez, Autonomía, género y diversidad. Itinerarios feministas para una democracia intercultural
Authors: García López Daniel J. 
Published: July 2017

<p class="p1">Caminar. Esa es la única forma de plantearse siquiera la utopía. Caminar sin parar, aunque nos duela, nos detengan o nos perdamos. Siempre caminar. Dejar de hacerlo es una derrota que no nos podemos permitir. Por eso, cuando el sendero esté repleto de obstáculos, como efectivamente lo está, caminar juntas.</p><p class="p1">Esta podría ser, sin lugar a dudas, la tarea que emprendió hace años Octavio Salazar Benítez, ahora Catedrático acreditado de Derecho Constitucional en la Universidad de Córdoba.<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span></p>
Serological data of bovine herpes virus type-1 and bovine viral diarrhea virus infections in various ruminants in small-scale farms in the Central and Eastern Black Sea Region, Turkey
Authors: Tamer Cuneyt , Palanci Hasan , Bayram Elif , Cakmaker Murat , Ozan Emre , Kadi Hamza , Onkol Sermin , Gumusova Semra , Albayrak Harun 
Published: July 2017

Bovine viral diarrhea virus (BVDV) and Bovine herpes virus type-1 (BHV-1) are economically important pathogens leading to critical health problems for widespread ruminant populations worldwide. This study was conducted in order to update the seroprevalence of both viruses in non-vaccinated ruminant breeding enterprises in the Black Sea Region of Turkey. Blood samples (n=1.025) were collected from 192 small-scale farms and were screened using a virus neutralization test. Overall percentages of BVDV and BHV-1 were 19.90 % and 13.56 %, respectively. All goat and cattle enterprises were seropositive for BVDV. Single and dual virus infections rates were 24.87 % and 5.26 % respectively. The Black Sea Region of Turkey has a great number of small-sized ruminant farms and the results confirmed that BVDV and BHV-1 viruses were still in circulation and a wide range of large and small ruminants were exposed to both viruses.
Effects of Clomiphene Citrate (CC) and Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG) on hormonal profile, serum biochemical constituents, and oxidative stress in pre-pubertal Sahiwal heifers
Authors: Ali Shujait , Zubair Muhammad , Umar Saqib , Akhtar Muhammad , Iqbal Zahid , Sajid Sajid , Kaleem Muhammad , Rehman Ubaid-Ur- 
Published: July 2017

Clomiphene citrate(an anti-estrogen) has the abilities for the secretion of gondaotropin from the anterior pituitary gland. The present study was designed to investigate the effects of CC and hCG on female sex hormones (FSH, Estrogen) and serum biochemical constituents in pre-pubertal Sahiwal heifers. The twelve animals were randomly divided into a) treatment and b) control groups. These animals were grouped on the basis of reproductive status of heifers. The animals in treatment group were fed clomiphene citrate with dose of 300mg/ animal for 9 days. On 10thday of experiment, hCG (IVF-C 5000 iu (hCG) LG Life Sciences, Korea) was injected I/V to both groups. For the serum biochemical constituent’s evaluation and oxidative stress (MDA), blood on day 0, 14 and 28 was collected. Similarly, for hormones evaluation three blood samples per week (on alternate days) for 9 days were collected. The concentrations of both hormones were assessed by ELISA. For the comparison of variables, student t-test was applied. Analysis of data revealed that levels of hormones were higher in treated animals as compared to control. There was significant (p less than 0.05) increase in total cholesterol, triglycerides total protein and sugar.But there was nonsignificant(p> 0.05) effect on liver enzymes (ALT and AST) and MDA. It was concluded that use of CC and hCG increase the FSH and estrogen and few alterations in serum biochemical constituents in the pre-pubertal Sahiwal heifers.
Gender Based Correlational Study between Multiple Intelligence and Emotional Intelligence
Authors: Agarwal Surbhi , Suraksha Prof. 
Published: July 2017

<p>The study aims to find the relationship between male and female students at senior secondary level corresponding to their multiple intelligence and emotional intelligence. A sample of 250 boys and 250 girls studying in four senior secondary schools of Meerut city was randomly selected. Multiple Intelligence scale by the investigator herself and Emotional Intelligence Scale by Arun Kumar &amp; Prof. Suraksha was used. Difference between male and female students corresponding to their relationship between multiple intelligence and emotional intelligence was determined by applying product moment correlation and significance of r (referred by H.E. Garret). After analysis of data it was found that there exists no significant relationship between male and female students with reference to multiple intelligence and emotional intelligence. <em></em></p>
Variasi Genetik dalam Populasi Kultivar Kopi Arabika Berbuah Kuning di Lahan Petani Berdasarkan Penanda SSRs
Authors: Dani Dani , Izzah Nur Kholilatul , Randriani Enny 
Published: July 2017

<p><em>Identification of the genetic diversity within populations of yellow-berried Arabica coffee cultivar based on morphological characters faced an obstacle in finding identical environmental conditions at farmers field. Therefore, an approach which is not influenced by differences in environmental conditions is required, for instance based on DNA polymorphism. The research aimed to analyze genetic variation within populations of yellow-berried Arabica coffee cultivar based on SSRs markers. The research was conducted in the Integrated Laboratory, Indonesian Industrial and Beverage Crops Research Institute, Sukabumi, from April until June 2015. The leaf samples for DNA extraction were obtained from yellow-berried Arabica coffee cultivar (AGK-1) and two red-berried cultivars as controls, namely ABP-1 (dwarf type) and Typica (tall type). AGK-1 and ABP-1 cultivars consisted of 17 and 5 individual numbers, respectively, whereas Typica cultivar comprised three individuals. PCR amplification was carried out using 12 SSR primers. Four primers (M24, SSRCa052, M32, and M42) produced polymorphic band. The binary data obtained in this research was subsequently processed using NTSYS-PC program version 2.1. The genotypes were grouped based on a genetic similarity matrix using the unweighted pair group method arithmetic mean (UPGMA). The result showed the existence of genetic variation among individual of AGK-1 cultivars, which forming three clusters at the genetic similarity value of 67%. One cluster exhibited close genetic relationships between some individuals within the population of AGK-1 cultivar and Typica cultivar. Meanwhile, the other two clusters showed high genetic similarity between AGK-1 cultivar and ABP-1 cultivar. The result demonstrated the possibility of gene flow between genotypes or residual heterozygosity within the population of AGK-1 cultivar at farmers field, which required a further study.</em><em></em></p>
Entrenamiento, capacitación y financiamiento con crecimiento sostenido en las pequeñas empresas del sector industrial en San Luis Potosí
Authors: Martínez Rojas Mario Alberto , Palos Cerda Gloria Cristina , Vargas-Hernández José G. 
Published: July 2017

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Un obstáculo para el crecimiento de las empresas es la incapacidad de resolver en tiempo los problemas a los que están expuestas. El objetivo de la presente investigación fue determinar la relación que existe entre el nivel de financiamiento, la capacitación, el entrenamiento por parte del empresario y el crecimiento sostenido de las pequeñas empresas industriales en San Luis Potosí (México). Lo concluido muestra que existe una relación entre la variable de la experiencia laboral como un factor determinante en el crecimiento sostenido. Esta investigación es solo una tendencia hacia la realidad del comportamiento de las empresas que conforman la muestra del sector industrial por la forma en que fueron seleccionadas las empresas de la muestra.
Evaluation of Nitrogen‐Loss Prevention Amendments in Maize and Wheat in North Carolina
Authors: Rajkovich Shelby , Osmond Deanna , Weisz Randy , Crozier Carl , Israel Daniel , Austin Robert 
Published: July 2017

Core Ideas
Fertilizer additives to decrease N losses did not provide consistent yield advantages.
Plots treated with N‐loss products did not increase N use efficiency or N uptake.
Agronomic optimum N rates observed in the field aligned with North Carolina recommendations.
To reduce environmental losses of N and increase crop use, it is critical to optimize N fertilization rates and determine if N‐loss prevention amendments increase yields. Research objectives were to: (i) determine N‐release patterns of three N‐loss amendments (urea ammonium nitrate [UAN] treated with NBPT+DCD, nitrapyrin, or an organo‐Ca) and UAN through a laboratory incubation; (ii) determine effectiveness of these four products for maize (Zea mays L.) and winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) produced in two to three regions of North Carolina; and (iii) determine agronomic optimum N rate for wheat and corn compared to state‐recommended rates. Nitrogen release was measured in three soils (coastal plain, piedmont, and mountains) during the incubation experiment. Field experiments were randomized complete block designs (four replications of six maize N rates and five wheat N rates), with each rate applied as one of four product treatments (UAN and UAN+ one of three N‐loss prevention amendments). In the incubation experiment, soils treated with UAN+nitrapyrin or UAN+NBPT+DCD delayed nitrification longer than soils treated with UAN or UAN+organo‐Ca. There was no significant effect of product on maize grain yield (coastal plain and mountains) and wheat yield (coastal plain and piedmont). A year × product interaction occurred for maize grain yield in the piedmont. Agronomic optimum N rates mostly aligned with current North Carolina N fertilizer recommendations. Despite positive laboratory results, N‐loss amendments did not have a significant effect on yield in 9 of 10 site‐years, indicating that proper N rates are a more effective nutrient management strategy.
Incorporation of Pre‐Treated Straw Improves Soil Aggregate Stability and Increases Crop Productivity
Authors: Yu K. , Dong Q. G. , Chen H. X. , Feng H. , Zhao Y. , Si B. C. , Li Y. , Hopkins D. W. 
Published: July 2017

Core IdeasThe ammoniated straw application improved soil structural stability.The ammoniated straw application increased the yield and water use efficiency, regardless of maize or wheat.The ammoniated straw incorporation is better for the short straw than for the long one, and net income with the ammoniated and short straw incorporation was the highest.Crop straws usually have high lignin and cellulose contents and decompose slowly when returned to the soil, which is not always conducive to crop growth. In this study, we investigated the effects of short and ammoniated straw application on soil properties, crop yield, and water use efficiency (WUE) in a summer maize (Zea maysL.)–winter wheat (Triticum aestivumL.) rotation system on the Loess Plateau, China. There were four treatments: long straw (ca. 50 mm) mulching (S+M), long straw (ca. 50 mm) plowed into the soil (S+P), ammoniated long straw (ca. 50 mm) plowed into the soil (A+S+P), and ammoniated short straw (ca. <1 mm) plowed into the soil (A+PS+P). The A+S+P and A+PS+P treatments had lower soil organic carbon (SOC) contents and higher total nitrogen (TN) contents, thereby resulting in lower soil C/N ratios than those of the S+M and S+P after 3‐yr study. Furthermore, the A+S+P and A+PS+P treatments improved soil structural stability, as indicated by the large amount of water stable aggregates (>0.25 mm) present. The mean maize and wheat yield in the A+PS+P treatment were statistically significantly higher than those in the S+M (3.5 and 9.5%, respectively) and S+P (4.3 and 7.3%, respectively) treatments. Net income with A+PS+P was the highest and increased by US$257, 212, and 40 ha−1, respectively, compared with S+M, S+P and A+S+P. We suggest that ammoniated and short straw application is an effective method for improving the soil properties and increasing crop productivity.
Deficit Irrigation and Fertility Effects on NO3–N Exports from St. Augustinegrass
Authors: Fontanier Charles H. , Aitkenhead‐Peterson Jacqueline A. , Wherley Benjamin G. , White Richard H. , Thomas James C. , Dwyer Phil 
Published: July 2017

Proper management of turfgrass systems is critical for reducing the risk of nutrient loss and protecting urban surface waters. In the southern United States, irrigation can be the most significant management practice regulating the biogeochemical and hydrological cycles of turfgrass systems. A turfgrass runoff research facility was used to assess the effects of deficit irrigation and fertilizer applications on turfgrass canopy cover and nitrate‐N (NO3–N) exports in runoff from St. Augustinegrass [Stenotaphrum secundatum (Walt.) Kuntze] turf over a 2‐yr period. Treatments were arranged as a randomized complete block design having eight combinations of irrigation (100, 75, or 50% of estimated turfgrass water requirements) and fertility level (0, 88, and 176 kg N ha−1 yr−1). Runoff from 31 rainfall events and one irrigation excess event were used to estimate annual and seasonal NO3–N exports. The majority of annual NO3–N exports occurred during the late winter and spring. Deficit irrigation reduced summer and early autumn runoff volumes. Lower summer and autumn runoff volumes (from deficit irrigation) coincided with reduced NO3–N exports from runoff during Year 1. Deficit irrigation combined with fertilizer applications increased runoff [NO3–N] in Year 2, suggesting that the previous year's export reduction contributed to higher N accumulation in the system and thus a higher N loss potential. These findings suggest that deficit irrigation can be a tool for reducing seasonal nutrient exports from St. Augustinegrass lawns so long as fertilizer inputs are moderate.Core Ideas
Deficit irrigation practices reduce seasonal nitrate‐N exports from turf.
Turfgrass systems accumulate N more efficiently under deficit irrigation programs.
Deficit irrigation with high N fertility can increase N loss from turf systems.
Sparse Coding-Based Method Comparison For Land-Use Classification
Authors: Sri Arsa Dewa Made , Jati Grafika , Hilman M H 
Published: July 2017

Land-use classification utilize high-resolution remote sensing image. The image is utilized for improving the classification problem. Nonetheless, in other side, the problem becomes more challenging cause the image is too complex. We have to represent the image appropriately. On of the common method to deal with it is Bag of Visual Word (BOVW). The method needs a coding process to get the final data interpretation. There are many methods to do coding such as Hard Quantization Coding (HQ), Sparse Coding (SC), and Locality-constrained Linear Coding (LCC). However, that coding methods use a different assumption. Therefore, we have to compare the result of each coding method. The coding method affects classification accuracy. The best coding method will produce the better classification result. Dataset UC Merced consisted 21 classes is used in this research. The experiment result shows that LCC got better performance / accuracy than SC and HQ. LCC method got 86.48 % accuracy. Furthermore, LCC also got the best performance on various number of training data for each class.
Allosteric Targeting of Aurora A Kinase Using Small Molecules: A Step Forward Towards Next Generation Medicines?
Authors: Panicker Resmi C. , Coyne Anthony G. , Srinivasan Rajavel 
Published: July 2017

Background:
Aurora A (AurA) kinase is a key mitotic protein implicated in cancer. Several
small molecule inhibitors targeting the ATP binding site of this enzyme are in various stages of clinical
development. However, these inhibitors can result in selectivity and drug resistance problems. Allosteric
inhibition of kinases using small molecules is an alternative strategy to target these enzymes selectively
and these could serve as the seeds for next generation medicines. This review discusses the
developments in the non-ATP site binding small molecule inhibitors of AurA and their prospect as
future therapeutics.

Discussion:
Allosteric targeting of AurA kinase using small molecules is relatively a new strategy, and
only a handful of research work has been reported. Two patents and three papers pertaining to allosteric
targeting of AurA kinase using small molecules were covered in this review. Topics discussed
include, identification of small molecule inhibitors targeting AurA- Targeting Protein for Xenopus
kinesin-like protein 2 (TPX2) interaction, anacardic acid - a natural product ligand that selectively
modulates AurA activity in the presence of Aurora B kinase, and identification of felodipine as an uncompetitive
inhibitor of AurA using Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (SERS) technique

Conclusion:
Allosteric targeting of therapeutically relevant enzymes using small molecules is a burgeoning
research area. New techniques such as fragment-based ligand discovery, SERS methods, etc.,
are expanding to identify the allosteric site binding ligands. Research in this area is expected to deliver
fruitful outcome in terms of novel therapeutics against AurA kinase as well as other therapeutically
relevant enzymes.
A forensic study of unnatural death in an oil-rich city in niger delta region of nigeria
Authors: O Uchendu J , A Ijomone E , N Nwachokor F 
Published: July 2017

Objectives: The study is aimed at assessing the profile of unnatural death in an oil-rich city in Niger Delta region.
Method: This is a descriptive retrospective study of all homicidal, accidental and suicidal deaths examined forensically at theCentral hospital mortuary, Warri from January 2003 to December 2016.
Results: Unatural death accounted for 802( 82.5% ) of all medicolegal cases examined within the study period. Homicidal, accidental and suicidal deaths accounted for 541(67.5%),(247) 29.7% and 14(1.1%)respectively of the unnatural deaths. A total of 713(88.9%) males and 89(11.1%) females were encountered , giving a male-female ratio(MFR)of 8:1. The mean age of the victims is 32.7 years with the peak occurring in the 3rd decade.The most commonly used weapon for homicidal death is firearms, accounting for 374(69.1%) of cases. Accidental death result mainly from RTA, drowning, burns and electrocution whichrespectivelyaccounted for 142(57.5%) 34(13.8%)26(10.5%) and 19(7.7%) of the cases; and with a MFR of 6:1.
14 cases of suicides were encountered during the study involving 11 males and 3 females, giving a MFR of 7:2.
Conclusion: The causes of unnatural death are mainly preventable.The resultant premature death, affecting mainly males of productive age is a great source of concern. There is need for the government, the community and individuals to contribute their quotas in reversing this ugly trend.