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Membangun Desa Wisata Tangguh di Kampus Kopi Banyuanyar, Kabupaten Boyolali
Authors: Amelia Amelia 
Published: August 2024

Desa wisata merupakan sebuah konsep pengembangan daerah yang menjadikan desa sebagai destinasi wisata. Prinsip desa wisata berfokus terhadap peningkatan kesejahteraan masyarakat melalui pengembangan usaha produktif sesuai dengan potensi dan sumber daya lokal. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui ketangguhan Desa Wisata Kampus Kopi Banyuanyar, Kecamatan Ampel, Kabupaten Boyolali dalam menghadapi tantangan dan mengatasi kelemahannya serta menemukan langkah strategis yang harus dilakukan untuk menjaga kestabilan dan keberlanjutannya. Penting dilakukan penelitian ini mengingat eksistensi Desa Wisata telah memberikan banyak manfaat bagi kemajuan pembangunan desa, peningkatan perekonomian masyarakat, serta penjagaan kelestarian lingkungan setempat. Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian deskriptif kualitatif dimana data primer didapat dari wawancara dengan masyarakat, pemerintah, dan stakeholder. Data sekunder diambil dari regulasi, jurnal dan artikel yang relevan. Untuk mengelaborasi hal tersebut dilakukan analisis strategis dengan pendekatan SWOT dan PESTEL serta deskriptif analisis. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan tiga hal. Pertama dinilai dari aspek politik, ekonomi, sosial, teknologi, lingkungan, dan regulasi Desa Wisata Kampus Kopi Banyuanyar cukup tangguh dalam mengatasi kelemahan internal dan menghadapi tantangan eksternal. Kedua, strategi yang harus dilakukan untuk menjaga kestabilan dan keberlanjutannya adalah dengan menjaga komitmen yang kuat di internal desa wisata, menjaga terjalinnya kerjasama yang sinergi dan kolaboratif dengan pihak eksternal serta kepemimpinan yang visioner, handal dan berintegritas sebagai motivator dan motor penggerak desa wisata. Ketiga, pendampingan dan pembinaan harus konsisten dilakukan serta kaderisasi tidak boleh terlewatkan untuk menjaga eksistensi dan keberlanjutan Desa Wisata Kampus Kopi ini.
Plesdasep Innovation: Fever-Reducing Plaster Using the Leaves of Dadap Serep (Erythrina subumbrans) as a First Aid Medium for Fever
Authors: Novitasari Arum , Kurniawati Anik , Septiana Melisa 
Published: August 2024

This research aims to: 1) Make an innovation of febrifuge plaster made from dadap serep leaves (Erythrina subumbrans), 2) Examine the effectiveness of the product in reducing fever, 3) Know people's preferences for the product. The method used in this study is an experimental method with a complete randomized design. The test was carried out by conducting a feasibility test of dadap serep leaves for plaster material and testing the effectiveness of plaster in reducing body temperature. The effectiveness test was conducted by applying warm water compresses to the first experimental group who had fever, plesdasep in the second experimental group, and comparing it with the control group that was not given plaster. After that, respondents were given a questionnaire to find out their preferences for Plesdasep. The results of this study are expected to provide an inexpensive alternative to fever treatment with ingredients that are easily available in nature. Dadap serep leaves were chosen as ingredients because they contain alkaloid compounds, flavonoids, and saponins that can reduce body temperature and are easily found in the surrounding environment. With this innovation, it is expected to provide an alternative treatment that is safe, cheap, and easily accessible for people who need first aid during fever.
Description of smallholder pig farming in the Metropolitan Region of Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil
Authors: Garcia Horwat Darleny Eliane , Sperotto Brum Juliana 
Published: August 2024

Várias pequenas granjas de suínos existem no Brasil paralelamente à suinocultura industrial, que é realizada em fazendas de grande escala. Portanto, o objetivo deste estudo foi descrever o sistema de produção familiar de suínos na Região Metropolitana de Curitiba. Para isso foi aplicado um questionário in loco entrevistando agricultores, totalizando 362 propriedades avaliadas. A mão de obra era exclusivamente familiar em 93,4% das propriedades, 50% das propriedades tinham entre 1,1 e 10 hectares, 98,3% criavam outras espécies animais, principalmente aves, e 80,9% das propriedades cultivavam culturas, principalmente milho. As operações do ciclo completo foram desenvolvidas em 57,2% das granjas, os suínos foram mantidos em sistema confinado em 62,5% e os suínos foram mantidos ao ar livre em 20,7%. Das explorações de produção completa, 40,1% tinham entre 11 e 20 porcos, enquanto nas explorações de engorda, 88,4% tinham até 5 porcos. A maioria das propriedades visitadas (79,6%) possuía suínos de raças indefinidas. Em termos de práticas alimentares, o milho e os vegetais disponíveis localmente foram os mais utilizados; além disso, 38,1% dos agricultores utilizavam concentrado comercial, geralmente com outros alimentos. A reprodução ocorreu exclusivamente por monta natural e a idade de desmame mais citada (46,9%) foi de dois meses. Todos os entrevistados criavam suínos principalmente para consumo próprio, sendo que 78,7% também comercializavam os animais. Na região estudada, os agricultores obtiveram a renda familiar combinando a agricultura com outras atividades e afirmaram que a produção de suínos pouco contribuiu para essa renda, sendo desenvolvida principalmente devido à tradição familiar.
EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE IN DEGRADATION KINETICS OF ANTHOCYANIN FROM JAMUN FRUIT (Eugenia jambolana) USING THE ARRHENIUS, EYRING AND BALL MODELS
Authors: Antelo Francine , Da Silva Laís Santos 
Published: August 2024

Anthocyanins are flavonoids found in fruits and vegetables, ranging from red to violet and blue, which are shown to be a potential substitute for artificial colors, especially in food. Due to its thermal instability, this work had as objective to establish the kinetic and thermodynamic parameters that describe the thermal degradation of the anthocyanins from jamun fruit between 50 and 80 ° C using the Arrhenius, Eyring and Ball models. The thermal degradation process of the anthocyanins followed a model of first-order kinetics and the three models correlated the temperature to the degradative process coefficients of determination between 0.939 and 0.960. The activation energy was 93.383 kJ mol-1 and, thermodynamically, the values of ΔH, ΔS and ΔG did not differ when using the Arrhenius or Eyring approaches, allowing, according to both, to characterize the degradation reaction as endothermic, non-spontaneous and with the transition state with less structural freedom than the regents. According to the Ball model, the temperature range z was 27.03°C.
PLANEJAMENTO E GESTÃO: DESAFIOS PARA A GARANTIA DO DIREITO À EDUCAÇÃO
Authors: Machado Cristiane , Pereira Aline Gabriele , Christianini Aline Gasparim , Maia Anderson Francisco Guimarães 
Published: August 2024

Este artigo sustenta-se na articulação entre planejamento e gestão, com o objetivo de analisar os desafios para a garantia do direito à educação, com base na produção acadêmica de 1988 a 2022, disponível no Catálogo de Teses e Dissertações da Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal do Nível Superior (Capes). Trata-se de um estudo que compõe pesquisa mais ampla, que intenciona inventariar a produção científica no Brasil em teses de doutorado, dissertações de mestrado e artigos de periódicos, constituindo-se em um Estado da Arte sobre o direito à educação no Brasil. Para este artigo foram selecionados 29 trabalhos acadêmicos, sendo 17 dissertações de mestrado e 12 teses de doutorado, reunidos em 4 grupos de desafios: organização administrativa e pedagógica (12); financiamento (7); intersetorialidade (6) e relação entre os entes federativos (4). Como conclusão, destaca-se a relevância da articulação do planejamento e gestão nas ações para efetivar o direito à educação, ainda que dificuldades de diferentes ordens podem comprometer a materialização deste direito.
ENSINO MÉDIO E PROJETO DE VIDA: PERSPECTIVAS PARA A FORMAÇÃO DOS JOVENS BRASILEIROS DA AMAZÔNIA PARAENSE
Authors: Pereira Maria Do Socorro Vasconcelos , De Sousa Clarilza Prado , Chamon Edna Maria Querido de Oliveira , Dos Santos Emina Márcia Nery 
Published: August 2024

O artigo problematiza o Ensino Médio (EM) ofertado aos jovens da Amazônia paraense, com o objetivo de analisar a dinâmica de materialização dessa política, considerando o perfil que o Projeto de Vida ocupa na arquitetura curricular em decorrência da reforma do Ensino Médio. Para a apreensão do objeto, foi realizada pesquisa exploratória ancorada em pesquisadores que abordam o tema na realidade brasileira e paraense; já a pesquisa documental, foi feita a partir das normativas legais que subsidiam a etapa na esfera pública estadual, de websites da Secretaria Estadual de Educação do Estado do Pará (SEDUC/PA) e de observatórios sobre oferta e rendimento da etapa. O estudo possibilitou apreensões iniciais sobre Projeto de Vida, evidenciando que, apesar de considerado uma unidade como flexível, é tomado como obrigatório em todos os anos do curso. Isso ocorre nos moldes da reforma, que, na realidade do estado do Pará, mesmo com as recomendações teórico-conceituais de referência contra-hegemônica, ancora-se ao protagonismo juvenil e ao empreendedorismo, que são motes capazes de escamotear o fundamento estratégico da formação do jovem a serviço das determinações do capital.
Comunicação de dados, não dados em si: origens e problemas do atual paradigma de proteção constitucional do sigilo de dados
Authors: De Souza Abreu Jacqueline 
Published: August 2024

Na intersecção entre sigilo telemático e direito processual penal e administrativo, o Supremo Tribunal Federal construiu um argumento prevalente para afastar questões de licitude de certa prova ou meio de obtenção de prova: a Constituição Federal protege "comunicações de dados e não dados em si" - para significar que só protege comunicações em fluxo, e não armazenadas (estáticas) e, hoje também, que só protege conteúdo de comunicações e não outros registros e dados. Por meio de revisão de literatura e de jurisprudência, esse artigo pretende demonstrar como esse argumento surgiu, como é aplicado de forma inconsistente e como anula questões relevantes sobre privacidade na era digital. Sustenta que o STF precisa resgatar uma tese substantiva sobre privacidade e que juízes devem olhar para o contexto ao deliberar sobre tais questões.
Avaliação de métodos para regionalização das vazões mínimas e médias na bacia do rio Itapemirim
Authors: Cecílio Roberto Avelino , Zanetti Sidney Sara , Gasparini Kaio Allan Cruz , Catrinck Cecília Neves 
Published: August 2024

O objetivo do presente estudo foi avaliar o desempenho de cinco diferentes métodos para regionalização das vazões mínimas e médias na bacia hidrográfica do rio Itapemirim (BHRI): Tradicional (MT); Interpolação Linear (MIL); Interpolação Linear Modificado (MILM); Chaves (MC); e Chaves Modificado (MCM). Determinaram-se, para estações fluviométricas da BHRI, os valores reais das vazões mínimas com sete dias de duração e período de retorno de dez anos (Q7,10), vazões mínimas com permanência de 90% do tempo (Q90) e as vazões médias de longa duração (Qmld). As equações de regionalização para estimar as vazões, obtidas pelo Método Tradicional, tiveram como variável independente a área de drenagem. O MT apresentou melhor desempenho para a regionalização das vazões mínimas (Q7,10 e Q90). Não houve diferença expressiva no desempenho dos cinco métodos de regionalização da Qmld.
Práticas avaliativas no ensino de inglês como mecanismo de transformação em contexto de vulnerabilidade
Authors: Lourenção Zocaratto Bruna , Da Silva de Castro Ana Clara , Pereira Miranda Ingrid 
Published: August 2024

O propósito deste artigo é analisar e compreender práticas avaliativas transformadoras que promovem a inclusão social de estudantes através do ensino de inglês, em um projeto social implementado em uma área de vulnerabilidade do Distrito Federal. No referencial teórico, discorre-se sobre o ensino de inglês em área socialmente vulnerável (Lenharo; Cristóvão, 2018), o que é avaliação e práticas avaliativas como mecanismo de transformação no ensino de línguas (inglês) em contexto de vulnerabilidade (Lei nº 9.394/1996; Luckesi, 2002; Brown, 2004; Hoffmann, 2005; Saul; Voltas, 2008, 2023). O percurso metodológico encontra-se ancorado na abordagem qualitativa (Flick, 2009) e na pesquisa do tipo estudo de caso (Prodanov; Freitas, 2013), tendo como procedimentos metodológicos a entrevista (Stake, 1995), realizada com o Coordenador Pedagógico do projeto e dois professores, além de análise documental (Gil, 2008). Os resultados destacam a importância de adaptar as práticas avaliativas de inglês para que tenham não apenas um impacto motivacional, mas também transformador na vida dos alunos. Além disso, observa-se que o projeto social reconhece e valoriza diversas formas de diversidade, fomentando a empatia, autonomia e respeito mútuo. A iniciativa também promove a cooperação, o comprometimento e o senso de comunidade, orientando os estudantes a utilizarem a língua inglesa como um meio de transformação e emancipação social.
Geochemistry of Shonkinites, Syenites, and Granites Associated With the Sulfide Queen Carbonatite Body, Mountain Pass, California
Authors: Crow Henry Clay 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
Shonkinite, syenite, and granite at Mountain Pass, California, differ from typical alkalic rocks associated with carbonatites in other areas by being saturated to oversaturated in silica rather than undersaturated, displaying strong light rare-earth element (LREE) enrichment, and by being enriched in K rather than in Na (by later fenitization?). New major and REE data suggest that the shonkinite and syenite are probably comagmatic and related by crystal fractionation. The granite, however, is spatially, but not genetically related to either the syenite or shonkinite.
Shonkinite is characterized by high total REE abundances (REE = 715-1214 ppm) and high Ce/YbN (22–37). Syenite has similar REE contents (REE = 900 ppm, Ce/YbN = 24), but has lower CaO, P2O5, MgO, TiO2, Ba, and Cr, and higher Al2O3, FeO, Hf, Zr, and Ta concentrations than shonkinite. This elemental distribution can be explained by mineralogic differences due to crystal fractionation. Granite is lower in total REE (REE = 397–488 ppm), but shows greater LREE enrichment (Ce/YbN = 37–50). The lack of a Euanomaly suggests that feldspar fractionation was not important in the formation of the granites. The following petrogenetic model is proposed: (1) generation of shonkinite liquid by 1% partial melting of a REE enriched mantle (garnet peridotite), (2) 20% crystal fractionation of the shonkinite to produce syenite, and (3) generation of an alkali-granite liquid by the partial melting of garnet pyroxenite in the upper mantle.
Massive Sulfide Deposits at Bagdad, Arizona
Authors: Connelly Thomas J. , Conway Clay M. 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
The Old Dick and Bruce massive sulfide deposits are hosted by a 3-km-thick Lower Proterozoic bimodal submarine volcanic sequence. Both deposits are at the contact between metabasalt flows and metamorphosed volcaniclastic strata of the Bridle Formation and overlying massive quartz porphyry of the Dick Rhyolite. Mixed metavolcanic and metamorphosed volcaniclastic rocks that may be part of the Butte Falls Tuff or Hillside Mica Schist overlie the Dick Rhyolite. Diverse, widespread, and locally intense hydrothermal premetamorphic alteration is spatially associated with massive sulfide mineralization is noted in both the Bridle Formation and in the Dick Rhyolite. Alteration patterns and chert suggest that hydrothermal activity was simultaneous with deposition of massive sulfide minerals and emplacement of the Bridle Formation. The recurrent, long-lived hydrothermal activity was probably driven by heat from synvolcanic mafic and felsic hypabyssal sills intruding the Bridle Formation. The delineation of previously unmapped hydrothermal alteration patterns stratigraphically beneath the Old Dick and Bruce deposits suggests a recurrent, metal-rich exhalative system that could be mineralized at different stratigraphic levels.
Genetic Model for the Leadville District
Authors: Thompson Tommy B. 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
The world-class leadville district was discovered in 1859 and is still producing ore from the Black Cloud mine, a relatively new operation begun in 1971 (see Smith, 1988: this volume, for history of the mine) and from the Diamond mine. District cumulative production through 1987 is approximately 26.2 million short tons (23.8 million metric tons) of ore from veins and dolomite-hosted massive sulfide replacement deposits. Placer gold and oxidized replacement orehodles provided much, of the early district production (Emmons et al., 1927), but the unoxidized orebcdies found further down-dip provide the unambiguous exposures for understanding the district ore deposits. Leadville is of historical significance, also, as the U.S. Geological Survey in one of its first actions assigned S.F. Emmons the responsibility of detailed investigations of the district, culminating in U.S. Geological Survey Monograph 12 (1886). Several additional publications updated his continuing studies in the district (Emmons and Irving, 1907: Emmons et al., 1927).
The Pilot Knob Hematite Deposit (Field Trip Stop No. 2)
Authors: Seeger Cheryl M. , Marikos Mark Alan , Nuelle Laurence M. 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
The Pilot Knob surface hematite deposit, part of the Southeast Missouri Iron Province, is in the St. Francois Mountains near the structural apex of the Ozark uplift. Pilot Knob is located approximately 1 mi N of Ironton and 1 mi E of the village of Pilot Knob in the S 1/2 sec. 29, T. 34 N., R. 4 E., Ironton and Lake Killarney 7 1/2 minute quadrangles (see Fig. 1, Kisvarsanyi and Kisvarsanyi, this volume).
Alteration and Mineralization of the Einstein Vein Silver Mine District, Missouri
Authors: Lowell Gary R. , Hagni Richard D. 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
The Sn-W-Ag-bearing veins of the Silver Mine district are members of the classic subvolcanic “greisen association” exemplified by the famous Sn-W deposits of Nigeria, Cornwall, and northern Portugal. The geochemical and mineralogical character of the veins, unique among midcontinent ore deposits, was first recognized and described over a century ago by Haworth (1888). Since then, they have attracted the attention of scores of geologists and are the subject of a considerable number of publications and theses. The older literature is reviewed by Lowell (1975).
The Magmont-West Lead-Zinc-Copper Mine (Cominco American Incorporated - Dresser Minerals) Viburnum Trend, Southeast Missouri
Authors: Bradley Milton F. , Krolak Thomas E. 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
The Magmont-West mine area is located in southeastern Missouri approximately 90 miles southwest of St. Louis along the western edge of the Viburnum Trend or New Lead Belt.
During a Precambrian copper-iron exploration program which was begun in 1956 by American Zinc Company, lead-zinc mineralization was encountered in the Upper Cambrian Bonneterre Formation. Subsequent to a 1973 evaluation, which showed that the Precambrian copper-iron mineralization delineated in the West Dome area was uneconomical, emphasis was shifted to exploring for Pb-Zn mineralization in the Bonneterre Formation in the southeastern and south-central portion of the project area.
Field Trip to the Upper Cambrian Lamotte, Bonneterre, and Davis Formations, St. Francois Mts. Area, Missouri
Authors: Gerdemann Paul E. , Gregg Jay M. 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
This field trip was prepared using notes on extensive field studies conducted in the St. Francois Mountains region, by the senior author and others. These studies were part of exploration activities undertaken by St. Joe Minerals Corporation, during the 1950s, that eventually led to discovery of the Viburnum Trend lead-zinc district. The trip will serve to introduce geologists to many aspects of the sedimentology and economic geology of the St. Francois Mountains region.
Although the trip is designed to occupy a full day, two days will allow a more leisurely pace, and several other points of geological interest, shown on the field trip map (Fig. 1), may be visited (e.g., Silver Mines Forest Service Campground and Elephant Rocks State Park).
Day 1
Authors: Tosdal R.M. , Willis G.F. , Manske S.L. , Lang D. , Lusk M. 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
The Mesquite Mining District lies on the southern piedmont flanks of the Chocolate Mountains in southeastemmost California, some 60 km east of the Salton Sea and about 50 km northwest of Yuma, Arizona (Fig. 1). This range is part of the eastern margin of the Salton Trough, the locus of active faulting along the modem San Andreas fault system (Crowell, 1979) and the locale for this field trip (Fig. 1). Inactive strands of the Neogene San Andreas fault system cut the Chocolate Mountains (Dillon, 1976; Crowell, 1979).
Production from the Mesquite Mining district began in 1985 and is now one of the largest producers of gold in California (B umett, 1990). Announced economic reserves (Gold Fields Operating Co., 1990) are 93.7 million short tons at an average grade of 0.033 troy ounces per short ton. The Oligocene gold orebodies that constitute the mining district formed in an epithermal environment and are hosted by gneiss and granite of Mesozoic age (see below). This part of the field trip examines the setting of epithermal gold mineralization in the mining district. The structural control on the orebodies is the primary focus of the field trip and we will examine some of the evidence supporting the interpretation of a dextral strike-slip control on the mineralization (Willis and others, 1987, 1989; Manske and Einaudi, 1989). Another structural model links the formation of the gold orebodies to Tertiary extensional deformation and related detachment faulting (Drobeck and)
Relation of Hot-Spring Gold Mineralization to Silica-Carbonate Mercury Mineralization in the Coast Ranges, California
Authors: Pickthdrn William J. 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
The discovery of the McLaughlin hot-spring type gold deposit in the old Knoxville mercury district sparked considerable interest and research into the origin and relation of mercury and epithermal gold mineralization in the California Coast Ranges Province. Silica-carbonate mercury mineralization occurs throughout the Coast Ranges, from Santa Barbara County in the south to Lake and Colusa counties in the north (Fig. 1). Since their discovery in the mid 1800’s California’s Coast Ranges mercury deposits have produced over 50% of the total production for the United States, and two of the mines, the New Almaden mine in Santa Clara County and the New Idria mine in San Benito County, rank as the fifth and sixth largest producing deposits in the world respectively (Bailey and others 1973). Prior to the discovery of the McLaughlin gold deposit in 1978, lode gold production from the Coast Ranges was very minor with an estimated total of about $750,000, with two thirds of this production from the Palisade and Silverado mines in the Calistoga silver-gold district (Clark, 1976). Notable quantities of lode gold have been produced from only two other areas; the Los Burros district in south western Monterey County where mesothermal gold-bearing quartz veins occur in Franciscan Complex rocks; and, from the Knoxville and Sulfur Creek mercury mining districts where gold was produced as a byproduct. The McLaughlin and Cherry Hill epithermal gold deposits (Fig. 1) were subsequently discovered in the Knoxville and Sulfur Creek mining districts respectively. Current reserves at the McLaughlin mine are
The Sonoma Volcanic Field and Associated Gold and Mercury Deposits
Authors: Rytuba James J. , Enderlin Dean A. , McLaughlin Robert 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
This tour begins at the Red Lion Hotel in Santa Rosa and ends in Healdsburg. Load into vans at the Red Lion Hotel parking lot. The road log begins at the Mark West-River Road exit from Highway 101, about 10.5 to the north of the Red Lion Hotel. The route for the trip is shown in Figure 1.