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Pengembangan UMKM dengan Cara Branding dan Pembuatan Akun Media Sosial Instagram di Desa Tambak Lekok, Desa Jatirejo dan Desa Tampung
Authors: Ardica Karunia Pradana  , Maytita Tri Hardiyanti  , Zulfa Aji Rani Isnuitama  , Rahayu Mardikaningsih  , Mila Hariani  , Didit Darmawan  , Rommy Hardyansah  , Dharma Setiawan Negara  
Published: February 2025

This community service is related to the development of MSMEs that use branding strategies. Branding can include several important aspects that help strengthen the brand's identity and position in the market. Strong branding makes the brand more easily recognized and remembered by consumers, helps differentiate it from competitors. A strong brand can build emotional connections with customers, resulting in long-term loyalty. Unique branding helps differentiate a product or service from those offered by competitors, creating a competitive advantage.
Pemberdayaan Kelompok Wanita Tani Mekar Rahayu Banjarnegara melalui Pelatihan Pembuatan Pestisida Nabati Daun Mindi
Authors: Eko Apriliyanto  , Arum Asriyanti Suhastyo  
Published: February 2025

Efforts to utilize garden land are expected to improve the family's economy by reducing spending on consumer vegetables. The obstacles faced in the use of home gardens are agricultural inputs in the form of fertilizers and pesticides, the use of which requires assistance. Fertilizer and pesticide products available around generally consist of synthetic chemicals. Excessive use of these two products can cause several negative impacts, one of which is residue on the harvest. Therefore, it is necessary to use vegetable materials to make pesticides. The methods used were lectures, discussions, delivery of questionnaires, practice of making and applying mindi leaf vegetable pesticides. Participants experienced increased knowledge and skills in the manufacture and application of mindi leaf vegetable pesticides. The results of the correlation analysis between variables show that the correlation between education level and age is -0.3650. The correlation between education level and test scores is 0.6052. The correlation between age and test scores is -0.2206. The correlation between education level and age with test scores is -0.5240.
Sosialisasi Pembuatan Pupuk Organik dari Kotoran Sapi oleh Tim KKN UNS di Desa Srimulyo
Authors: Henry Yustanto  , Astrid Widia Arningsih  , Ahmad Ghaiyyas Afsaruddin  , Bunga Azahra Kistar  , Ilham Farras Pudiarna  , Nadia Nur Afidah  , Naila Khansa Aufa Yusman  , Noor Hani Putranti  , Rizal Arya Prayuda  , Sahrul Sugma Jati  , Tabhita Zahra Madanie  
Published: February 2025

The socialization of making organic fertilizer from cow dung by the Sebelas Maret University (UNS) KKN Team was carried out in Srimulyo Village, Gondang District, Sragen Regency, on 21 August 2024, with the aim of increasing awareness of farmers and breeders about the importance of organic fertilizer and offering environmentally friendly agricultural solutions. The partners for this activity are local communities, especially farmers and livestock breeders. Through socialization and direct demonstration methods, the KKN team introduced a simple method of processing cow dung into organic fertilizer. This activity not only emphasizes the benefits of organic fertilizer in increasing soil fertility, but also encourages reducing dependence on chemical fertilizers. The implementation of this activity received a positive response from the community, with the results showing an improvement in soil quality after using organic fertilizer. It is hoped that the impact of this activity can support the sustainability of organic farming in Srimulyo Village. In conclusion, this outreach activity succeeded in providing a new understanding for the community regarding the management of livestock manure as organic fertilizer and has great potential for further development.
Chapman and Wylie, ‘Evidential Reasoning in Archaeology’ // Reviewed by Sabina Leonelli
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Published: February 2025

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Marcel Boumans, ‘Science outside the Laboratory’ // Reviewed by Catherine Herfeld
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Published: February 2025

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Marcel Boumans Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2015, £38.99 ISBN 9780199388288 In this book, Marcel Boumans takes up an under-researched topic in philosophy of science, namely, the reliability of measurement in field
BETONI I BETONSKE KONSTRUKCIJE
Authors: Mehmedović Behrudin 
Published: February 2025

Za odabrano izvorište agregata napraviti elaborat izvorišta (snimak kamenoloma, oprema, svi postojeći atesti za kamen i agaregat, recepture i rezultati probnih ispitivanja). Na osnovu postojeće recepture granulometrije izračunati učešće pojedinih frakcija agregata prema EMPA i Fulereovoj krivoj te sačiniti konačnu granulometrijsku krivu. Sačinit tri uzorka normirane kocke za ispitivanje sa 340 kg cementa /m3 gotovog betona.Izvršiti procjenu čvrstoće betona na pritisak. Nakon 28 dana ispitati ispitne kocke na pritisak i izračunati vrijednosti za:od tačke br. 1-18 kako slijedi. Za potrebe ovog rada koristio sam se resursima iz majdana „Podići“ Međudražje. U izradi elaborata sam koristio dokumentaciju koju sam pribavio u firmi Horizont. Praktični dio provjere karakteristika agregata i izrade recepture te provjeru mehaničkih osobina betona izvršio sam u laboratoriji za ispitivanje gradjevinskih materijala Tehničkog fakulteta Bihać. Krajem 2004. Godine preduzeće „Horizont“ uradilo je Projekat detaljnih geoloških istraživanja dolomita na lokalitetu „Međudražje“, općina Bihać. Na osnovu tog projekta Federalno ministarstvo energije, rudarstva i industrije izdalo je Rješenje Up/I broj: 07-18-247/05 od 20.06.2005. godine, gdje se privrednom društvu „Horizont“ geološka istraživanja na pomenutom lokalitetu sa prelomnim tačkama A,B,C i D i njihovim koordinatama (prilog fotokopija predmetnog Rješenja).
Geometric construction of metaplectic covers of \(GL_n\) in characteristic zero
Authors: Hill Richard 
Published: February 2025

This paper presents a new construction of the \( m \)-fold metaplectic cover of \( \mathrm{GL}_n \) over an algebraic number field \( k \), where \( k \) contains a primitive \( m \)-th root of unity. A 2-cocycle on \( \mathrm{GL}_n(\mathbb{A}) \) representing this extension is given, and the splitting of the cocycle on \( \mathrm{GL}_n(k) \) is found explicitly. The cocycle is smooth at almost all places of \( k \). As a consequence, a formula for the Kubota symbol on \( \mathrm{SL}_n \) is obtained. The construction of the paper requires neither class field theory nor algebraic \( K \)-theory but relies instead on naive techniques from the geometry of numbers introduced by W. Habicht and T. Kubota. The power reciprocity law for a number field is obtained as a corollary.
People’s Purchase Intention Toward Electric Cars
Authors: M Yosi Ramadan  , M Rafi Mudzakky  , Ahmad Nuh  
Published: February 2025

The aim of this research is to determine the influence of the variables trust, environmental knowledge, gender, perceived behavioral control, and subjective norms on the intention to purchase electric vehicles. This study shows that trust has a significant positive influence on purchase intentions, and people who have high trust in electric vehicle brands are more likely to buy electric vehicles. Environmental knowledge also has a positive impact on purchase intentions, because people who have high environmental knowledge are more likely to buy environmentally friendly electric vehicles. Gender does not have a significant effect on purchase intention, but perceived behavioral control and subjective norms have a significant positive effect on purchase intention. The findings of this research indicate that marketing strategies that consider trust, environmental knowledge, and subjective norms can increase electric vehicle purchase intentions. This research will contribute to the development of more effective marketing strategies for electric vehicle brands.
Enhancing Construction Project Labor Productivity in Kenya
Authors: Murianka Senteu ole , Njuguna Mugwima , Wachira-Towey Njeri 
Published: February 2025

The effectiveness of labor productivity determines whether building projects are successful locally and internationally. It has proven difficult to increase Construction Project Labor Productivity (CPLP) in both developed and developing countries. This has been largely due to lack of standardized metrics, inadequacy of CPLP management models, lack of CPLP improvement frameworks and complexity of the concept. Without the aforementioned, it becomes difficult or impossible for consumers and suppliers to estimate the precise cost of a project, which can cause project stalling, cost escalation, profit loss, and a loss of confidence in the construction sector. This study was a quantitative cross-sectional survey of a sample of 129 ongoing building projects in Nairobi City County. It measures and relates CPLP and its determinants, develops a CPLP predictive model and synthesizes a framework for enhancing CPLP. The study establishes that two attributes, Project Information Flow (PIF) and Project Materials Flow (PMF), account for 83.5% of the variability of CPLP. Finally, it sheds light on the use of the framework for CPLP enhancement. The study concludes that better managing the PIF and PMF may significantly enhance construction project labor productivity
A Multimodal Social Semiotic Analysis of Typography and Layout in ‘’Alexander Master’s Novel Stuart: A Life Backwards’’
Authors: Gheni Ali Abdulelah , Al-Hindawi Fareed Hameed 
Published: February 2025

The output of multimodal texts has increased over the past 20 years due to advances in technology and culture, which has accelerated the demand for tackling multimodal additional semiotic modes for meaning making, such as typography, layout ,visual images, colour, etc. The theory of multimodality, as supposed by Kress and Van Leeuwen (2001–2006), Baldry and Thibaut (2006), is applied to a potential framework for the analysis of multimodal novels that use not only wording structure but also many semiotic modes in the formation of meaning. The social approach to multimodality, in brief, is based on Halliday's linguistic description and adhered to the multimodal assumption that "mutual propositions are employed and worked together in various modes" (Kress and Leeuwen,2002:3). Thus, Kress and Van Leeuwen (1996:39), in their book ‘’Reading Images’’ investigate the level for which the underlying theories of Halliday's framework to language are feasible and applicative to visual communicative management, and they create a visual system that mostly makes use of Halliday's principles and concepts. The study is concerned with the investigation of a multimodal analysis of the multiple elements of various modes of typographic devices, and layout design used in the selected novel. This selected text ‘’Stuart: A Life Backwards’’ is a multimodal novel since the writer Masters does not rely on linguistic verbal tools, he extends them to incorporate a variety of visual semiotic modes and graphic communicative elements that will intensify his understanding of storytelling and narrative development. The study has shown that an extension to the mode of wording formation is performed in the multimodal analysis by incorporating more multimodal tackling features of typographic principles and layout framing devices in creating an appropriate comprehensive meaning construction in Masters’ selected narration.
The Comparative Evaluation on Carcass Yield in Rabbits Fed Under Four Different Diets
Authors: Sergon P , Kitilit J. K , Omega J. A 
Published: February 2025

Rabbits (Oryctolagus Cuniculus) are non-ruminant forage consumers with high growth potential and fecundity. They require small rearing space and are preferred in rural households for improved nutrition and income generation, and eventual poverty reduction. The current study assessed the effect of supplementing Rhodes grass hay with four different forages. A Completely Randomized Design experiment was used with nine New Zealand White grower rabbits in 5 treatments: (a): 40% Sweet potato vines (SPV) + 60% Hay(H), (b) 40% Mulberry(M) + 60% H, (c) 40% Sesbania (S) + 60% H, (d) 13.3% SPV + 13.33% S + 60% H, (e) H 100%. The rabbits were pre-treated with anthelmint: Aliseryl WSP. A Hydro-soluble, a mixture of antibiotics and vitamins. Seventy-seven days after the start of the study, two rabbits from each treatment were randomly selected, sacrificed, eviscerated and weighed. The results showed that formulating of rabbit feed using field forages played a major role towards improving hot carcass weights of the animals. The most effective forage that gave the highest (p<0.05) results of hot carcass yield consisted of treatment b (40% Mulberry leaves and 60% Hay). Hot carcass weights were: 0.43kg, 0.55kg, 0.36kg, 0.44kg, and, 0.31kg for treatments a, b, c, d and e respectively. Rabbits under treatment b had the highest (p<0.05) hot carcass weight of 0.55kg while treatment e had the lowest of 0.31kg. The nutritive value of Mulberry leaves in terms of digestible crude protein was fairly good as compared to the other forages such as sesbania and sweet potato vines. In conclusion, the dressing yield was highest when mulberry leaves were used in supplementation with Rhodes grass hay than when the other three feed supplements were used.
The Effects of Community Microfinance Fund on Human Development in Vihiga County, Kenya
Authors: Kapchanga Martin  N, , Njenga Peter M 
Published: February 2025

Community microfinance is valuable at all levels of societal development - politically, economically, and socially. It binds all developmental initiatives in society. It is an indicator of human development that provides people with varied chances of choices for the betterment of their living standards. Therefore, the study examined the effects of community microfinance on human development in Vihiga County of Kenya. It adopted a descriptive survey design and stratified sampling technique to select a sample size of 384 women respondents from a target of 12,000 members of microfinance institutions in Vihiga County. Multivariate regression model was used to analyze study findings and was anchored in the capability approach. The results indicate that majority of the respondents (66.9 %) had secured accounts with microfinance institutions whil 70.3% had secured loans from the institutions to improve their lives. Further, the study established that loans advanced were mostly used in educating the household members as evidenced by the 38.8% of respondents. This has positively influenced the literacy levels in Vihiga County, and since education is one of the measures of human development, an improvement in literacy level therefore, results in human development. The study also indicated the following: a mean of 1.67 and standard deviation of 0.471 for members with accounts, a mean of 1.70 and standard deviation of 0.457 for those that received loans from the microfinance, while the respondents who had no problems in repaying the loans had a mean of 2.30 and standard deviation of 1.015, while the calculated t-value was less than the critical value at 5% level of significance. The study concluded that indeed microfinance empowerment funds affect human development in Vihiga County since there was a real difference among the surveyed group members who were able to access the micro finance services. This study further recommends that funds should be made available at affordable interest rates so that communities can invest in projects that improve human well-being. Learning institutions including technical and vocational training institutions promote human development and should be considered priority projects. This should also be adopted in other counties in Kenya to achieve holistic development in the country.
OS PRINCIPAIS MÉTODOS DE CONSERVAÇÃO DOS ALIMENTOS.
Authors: Silva Kaio Rickson Rocha dos Reis da , Freire Glaucia 
Published: February 2025

A conservação dos alimentos é essencial para garantir a segurança alimentar, evitar desperdícios e prolongar a vida útil dos produtos. Existem diversos métodos de preservação, que podem ser classificados em físicos, químicos e biológicos. Entre os principais métodos estão a refrigeração e congelamento, que reduzem a atividade microbiana por meio de baixas temperaturas; a desidratação e liofilização, que removem a água para inibir o crescimento de microrganismos; a pasteurização e esterilização, que utilizam calor para eliminar patógenos; e a fermentação, que promove a conservação por meio da ação de bactérias benéficas. Além disso, técnicas como a adição de conservantes naturais ou artificiais e o uso de embalagens a vácuo também desempenham um papel fundamental na manutenção da qualidade dos alimentos. Este artigo analisa os principais métodos de conservação, seus benefícios e aplicações na indústria alimentícia e no cotidiano.
Special regimes of state control (supervision): legal regulation
Authors: Golubeva Tat'yana Mihailovna 
Published: February 2025

The current stage of reforming control (supervisory) activities is associated with increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of state control (supervision). This goal is achieved through the application of the necessary and sufficient regime of state control (supervision). According to the author, depending on the conditions of implementation, the state control (supervision) regimes are divided into general and special ones. The article discusses such special regimes of state control (supervision) such as monitoring, constant state control (supervision), as well as a constant raid. In addition, the author suggests that temporary regimes should be attributed to special state control (supervision) regimes: a moratorium on inspections, an experiment on the use of remote control in the field of industrial safety, as well as the implementation of state control (supervision) during the operation of experimental legal regimes. The analysis of the current legislation on the regulation of state control (supervision) regimes is carried out. The methodological basis was provided by general scientific (analysis, synthesis) and special (formal-legal, comparative-legal) methods of cognition. As a result of the conducted research in the field of state control (supervision) through the application of the necessary and sufficient regime of state control (supervision), the following conclusions can be drawn. Firstly, special state control (supervision) regimes are an effective tool for ensuring safety at high-risk facilities (permanent state control (supervision) regime). Secondly, the legal regulation of special state control (supervision) regimes requires improvement through the adoption of additional regulatory acts. Thirdly, it is determined that the implementation of special state control (supervision) regimes, including temporary ones, reduces administrative pressure on business entities. In addition, the author comes to the conclusion that it is necessary to legislate temporary regimes of state control (supervision). as special regimes of state control (supervision).
Development of a Scale to Measure the Empowerment of Soliga Tribal Women in Chamarajanagar District, Karnataka, India
Authors: K. N. Manohar, , V. Govinda Gowda, , Y. N. Shivalingaiah, 
Published: February 2025

India has a large number of tribal population as compared to other countries in the world. Despite being considered as first inhabitants of the nation, tribes are deprived of their basic needs of daily life. They are not only socially, economically and educationally backward and also face discrimination in many ways especially among women. Hence the study was conducted on Soliga tribal women who were more vulnerable to development and an attempt was made to develop and standardize a scale to measure the extent of empowerment among Soliga tribal women. Likert and Edward summated rating scale was employed, based on the procedure 140 statements under six dimensions were identified and sent to 105 judges for the relevancy analysis. After relevancy test 99 statements were retained and tested in non sample area of Soligara colony in Heggadadevana kote taluk of Mysore district. Criterion group was performed to evaluate the individual statements and critical ratio was calculated using t test. The eighty eight statements with the highest t value equal to or greater than 1.69 were subjected to the reliability in non sampling area. Correlation coefficient 0.931 and ‘r’ value of 0.926, which was found significant at one per cent level indicating the high reliability of the scale. Validity coefficient was found to be 0.962 for the scale which was higher than standard requirement of 0.70 which signifies scale was suitable and appropriate under the dimensions of social, economic, health, psychological, political and legal components of Soliga trial women. The developed scale with 88 statements was administered with 32 respondents in non sample area and it was observed that 37.50 per cent of Soliga tribal women belongs to medium empowerment category followed by low (34.38 %) and high (28.12 %) empowerment category.