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Egyptomania as a subculture of the 19th–21st centuries
Authors: Venger N.V. 
Published: February 2025

Egyptomania is studied as one of the phenomena of the modern cultural environment, which uses the reflexive, orientational, aesthetic and analytical abilities of culture as a complex homeostatic system. The manifestations of Egyptomania in actual modern art and everyday life are studied. The issue about the place of this subculture in modern popular culture is discussed.Egyptomania was Europe’s reaction to the discovery of a new cultural universe, which the Egyptian civilization performed itself at the beginning of XIXth century. Having common roots with the scholarly research of Ancient Egypt and being actualized by archaeological discoveries, Egyptomania separated from science and developed in a special popular subculture during the 19th–21st centuries. Like any social phenomenon, its manifestation depended on the relevant cultural tradition and those types of arts (literature, architecture, cinematography, etc.), which presented the epoch. Egyptomania influenced the fashion, lifestyle and social environment culture. By its definition (as a phenomenon of mass culture), Egyptomania exploited and formed a fantasy image of civilization. It created a mostly romantic and somewhat vulgarized image of Ancient Egypt. Egyptomania should be used to draw attention to modern Egyptology and encourage the public to participate in the supporting of scientific projects.
Economy of the Ottoman Empire through the Eyes of Russian Consuls (1912−1914)
Authors: Arkhireyskyi D.V. 
Published: February 2025

The article describes a set of reports by representatives of Russian consulates on the state of the economy of the Ottoman Empire on the eve of the First World War. The reports were published by the St. Petersburg (Petrograd) printing house of V. Kirshbaum, which specialized in publishing economic literature. One of the reasons for the interest of the Russian Empire in the Ottoman Empire is explained by the long period of geopolitical competition between both states. The reports are grouped according to the geographical principle, which makes it possible to identify the regions of the Ottoman state, the economic condition of which attracted the attention of Russian diplomats. These should be recognized as the Black Sea coast of Asia Minor, the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea (Palestine, Lebanon, Syria), historical Mesopotamia, the Turkish Balkans, the South Caucasus, and the western part of Asia Minor. Obviously, on the eve of the First World War, the Russian authorities were interested either in the regions neighboring the Russian Empire, or in the regions that produce strategic products or have important transport communications. Incidentally, it turns out that this variety of historical sources was not previously a separate subject of special scientific research. The article analyzes the content of the reports, establishes a list of the components of the Turkish economy that Russian diplomats were primarily interested in. The studied material allows us to draw conclusions about what Turkish products Russian diplomats considered strategic, what Turkish means of communication were of interest to them. The Russians considered strategic Turkish products mainly tobacco, timber, sugar, gas, and dates. Considerable attention of Russian diplomats was focused on the issues of economic development of individual districts, the specifics of Turkish exports and imports, and the state of Turkish-Russian trade. Obviously, the Russians were eager to know the state of Ottoman shipping and the economic potential of Turkish ports. In addition, it becomes clear that the employees of the Russian consulates were aware of the agrarian and raw material nature of the Ottoman economy, which made Turkey a potential victim of more developed capitalist states, including the Russian Empire.
Intensification of Ukrainian-Japanese Relations in the Sphere of Nuclear Safety after the Accident on the Nuclear Power Plant Fukushima-1
Authors: Havur V.A. 
Published: February 2025

The article studіes Ukrainian-Japanese relations in the sphere of nuclear safety on the case of the catastrophe on the NPP Fukushima-1, which happened in March 2011. It is defined, that both Ukraine and Japan have been interested in cooperation in this sphere since 1990. However, it was quite unilateral for a long time, and Japanese scholars prevailed in those processes. The main events of the Ukrainian-Japanese partnership in nuclear safety after the accident are given; their features and specificity are analyzed. It is explained, that Ukraine became an active participant in the dialogue, given expert assistance. As a result, the cooperation program «ChernobylFukushima» was built, and its projects are being realized now. The author makes conclusions, that after 2011 Ukrainian-Japanese cooperation in the sphere of nuclear safety have acquired a new level of priority, is beneficial for both partners. The accumulated experience of fighting against consequences of nuclear calamities are extremally valuable. Professional prestige in the sphere of using and control of nuclear energy is supposed to enhance.
Mrs Blanche Leigh
Authors: Brears Peter 
Published: February 2025

What follows is a slightly adapted extract from A Taste of Leeds, the book by Peter Brears which is reviewed on page 53. Long ago, in PPC 5, we published a charming article by John F Preston on the collection of old cookery books which he gave to the Brotherton Library of the University of Leeds. The Library already possessed a very important collection donated by Mrs Blanche Leigh. We take this opportunity to celebrate her generosity and the good results which have flowed from it over more than fifty years.
This note concludes with two recipes which Peter Brears has adapted from Mrs Leigh's own recipe collection.
Technology Focus: Drilling Automation and Innovation (February 2025)
Authors: Willerth Marc 
Published: February 2025

Everywhere you look these days, there is talk of how advances in big data, artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning (ML) will revolutionize virtually every aspect of our lives. The thought of letting computer algorithms pore over mounds of data collected every day and spit out solutions to our biggest problems is certainly appealing. This month, we will look at how researchers in the drilling domain are using this potential to improve well construction.
I would be remiss if I did not caution the reader to maintain some healthy perspective when looking at how other areas have been changed and assuming that a direct analog exists for drilling. Consider this: It is estimated that there are fewer than 100,000 wells drilled each year, meaning that more data is generated by traffic in a small city in a day than is produced by the entire global drilling industry each year. Suffice it to say, while AI and ML are powerful tools that will certainly effect change, one should not expect off-the-shelf solutions to simply be plug-and-play for revolutionizing drilling. Instead, it will be careful application of these tools combined with a strong grounding in the fundamental physics and engineering of the domain that will lead to meaningful progress.
I urge readers to keep this in mind as they peruse the selection of papers for this month. Each takes a different approach to how problems are solved with data and algorithms, but they all share a common thread: There must be a solid foundation in domain knowledge to build a successful solution. Much like a sledgehammer, AI and ML are powerful tools, but they are not the right tool for every job. The key is knowing exactly when and how to use them in conjunction with everything else in the toolbox to achieve the maximum benefit.
Recommended additional reading at OnePetro: www.onepetro.org.
IPTC 24078 - Real-Time Detection of Stuck Pipe Using Hybrid AI/Physical-Prediction Models by Mohammed A. Malki, Saudi Aramco, et al.
SPE 217953 - Drillstring Failures: Inevitable or Not? by G. Plessis, NOV, et al.
SPE 220690 - Automating Drilling Practices To Compensate for Interactions Between Tool Joints and the Rotating Head by David Forrest, Precision Drilling, et al.
Improving reading comprehension learning for students with learning disabilities through know-want-learned strategy
Authors: Juhanaini J. , Rizqita Alya Jilan , Putri Lamina Amalia 
Published: February 2025

Reading comprehension is a skill that needs to be mastered. It helps individuals understand the context and message through reading. Therefore, it is important for students with learning disabilities to master reading comprehension skills. This research aims to improve reading comprehension of students with learning disabilities through Know-Want-Learned (KWL) strategy. This research involved three experts to validate the instrument and eight students with learning disabilities to comprehend texts to see their comprehension. This study used a pre-experimental design research method using one-group pre-test post-test design. The data analysis technique used in this study was nonparametric statistics Wilcoxon test to test the hypothesis.
ESTUDO DOS FLUIDOS NO ENSINO FUNDAMENTAL II: Aplicação dos Três Momentos Pedagógicos com Mapas Conceituais
Authors: Prates Shirly Inglecia Silva , Soares Maria Rosangela 
Published: February 2025

A Física estuda os fenômenos da natureza e é essencial no currículo escolar desde os primeiros anos do ensino fundamental. Desse modo surge a necessidade buscar por estratégias vão além do ensino mecânico, promovendo competências como raciocínio e criatividade, estimulando os estudantes a serem protagonistas de seu próprio aprendizado. Esse estudo investiga a utilização dos Mapas Conceituais como estratégia facilitadora para o ensino da Física dos Fluidos, empregando a metodologia dos Três Momentos Pedagógicos com estudantes do 8° e 9° anos do Ensino Fundamental. O estudo foi aplicado em quinze encontros com 25 estudantes. Ele envolveu a construção de mapas conceituais que foi parte de uma Exposição Cientifica realizada no final do projeto. Os resultados sugerem que a metodologia promoveu uma aprendizagem significativa, envolvendo os estudantes em um ambiente colaborativo e significativo.
Respiratory system evaluation of adult primary immunodeficiency patients: a tertiary care center experience
Authors: Kaya Saltuk Buğra , Çakmak Mehmet Erdem , Bostan Özge Can , Damadoğlu Ebru , Karakaya Gül , Kalyoncu Ali Fuat , Esenboğa Saliha , Ayvaz Deniz Çağdaş , Tezcan İlhan 
Published: February 2025

Abstract

Introduction
Primary immunodeficiencies (PIDs) are rare diseases in which chronic pulmonary diseases are common. Chronic pulmonary complications affect the long-term survival of these patients. The aim of this study was to evaluate the accompanying lung diseases and respiratory functions in adult PID patients in the Turkish population.

Materials and Methods
Patients’ files who applied to the immunology clinic between 2015 and 2020 were evaluated retrospectively. The respiratory system was evaluated by physical examination, and if necessary, computed tomography, chest radiography, and pulmonary function test (PFT) were performed. The diagnosis of PIDs was based on the European Society of Immunodeficiency’s (ESID) criteria.

Results
A total of 186 patients were included in the study. The median age of the patients was 38 years. The distribution of the diseases included in the study in order of frequency is: Common Variable Immunodeficiency (CVID) (47.8%), Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID) (22.6%), Selective IgA deficiency (SIgAD) (10.8%), X-Linked Agammaglobulinemia (XLA) (10.2%), Chronic Granulomatous Disease (CGD) (8.6%). The most common findings on chest radiology were bronchiectasis (37.1%), parenchymal nodule (32.8%), ground glass opacity (31.2%), lymphadenopathy (24.7%), fibrotic changes (24.8%), reticular opacities (23.7%) and bronchial wall thickening (23.1%). PFT’s results were lower in patients with CGD. Bronchiectasis (37.1%), asthma (22%), and tuberculosis (9.7%) were the most common lung complications.

Conclusion
We think that the frequency of other lung complications, especially asthma and bronchiectasis, is higher in adult patients with PIDs, and patient management is poor as there are no guidelines for the follow-up, diagnosis, and treatment of pulmonary complications.
The Predictability of High-Frequency Returns in the Cryptocurrency Markets and the Adaptive Market Hypothesis
Authors: Karasiński Jacek 
Published: February 2025

Abstract
The objective of this study was to examine the level and behaviour of the weak-form efficiency of the 16 most capitalised cryptocurrencies using intraday data. The study employed martingale difference hypothesis tests utilising the rolling window method. The predictability of high frequency returns varied over time. For most of the time, the cryptocurrencies were unpredictable. Nevertheless, their weak-form efficiency appeared to decrease along with an increase in frequency. In general, most cryptocurrencies were marked by high levels of unpredictability. However, there were some significant differences between the most and least efficient ones. To exploit market inefficiencies, investors should focus on higher frequencies. Higher frequencies should also be a concern to regulators when it comes to ensuring market efficiency.
The Evolution and Significance of Notarial Law in Modern Legal Systems
Authors: Basyarudin Basyarudin 
Published: February 2025

Abstract
This article explores the evolution and contemporary significance of notarial law within modern legal frameworks. Tracing its origins from ancient civilisations through the Roman Empire to present-day practices, we examine how the notary profession has adapted to changing societal needs while maintaining its core principles. The study highlights the diverse roles notaries play across different legal systems, particularly contrasting their functions in civil law and common law jurisdictions. Special attention is given to the challenges and opportunities presented by the digital age, including the emergence of electronic and remote online notarisation. These technological advancements promise increased efficiency and accessibility but also raise important questions about security, fraud prevention, and the preservation of the notary’s traditional role. By analysing these developments, this article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of notarial law’s current state and its potential future trajectory. It emphasises the ongoing importance of notaries in ensuring legal authenticity and trust while acknowledging the need for adaptation in an increasingly digital world.
Um estudo das tecnologias sociais na materialidade do sítio Matão 1, Felício dos Santos, Alto Araçuaí, minas gerais
Authors: Fagundes Marcelo , Perillo Filho Átila , Fonseca Thamara Ferreira , Luna Machado Daniel , Mafra Luís Fernando Rangel de Oliveira 
Published: February 2025

Este artigo traz a análise do conjunto lítico do Matão 01, Alto Araçuaí, MG. Para tanto, foram analisados 780 vestígios, utilizando como método as cadeias operatórias, vista como uma ferramenta necessária para nossas inferências acerca do passado. Nosso objetivo foi discutir como o estudo desse material tem sido pensado e, nesse caso, em um sítio com ocupações inferiores a 4200 anos AP. Ou seja, foi demostrar que a intepretação ultrapassa as ideias de que essa tecnologia foi utilizada, exclusivamente, para suprir as necessidades econômicas. Isto é, os líticos foram produzidos de acordo com a conduta sociocultural da sociedade que a fabricou, servindo como ferramenta para muitos propósitos.
Extended Idempotent Divisor Graph of Commutative Rings
Authors: Mohammad Husam Q. , Abd-almohy Sumaya Mohammed 
Published: February 2025

Associate graph Л(R) is said to be idempotent divisor graph with vertices set V(Л(R))=R^*, if any two non- zero elements a_1 and a_2 are adjacent if and only if a_1.a_2=e, where e is an idempotent element not equal 1. In this work we study and introduce the extended idempotent divisor graph that is for any two non-zero elements a_1 and a_2 adjacent if 〖〖 a〗_1〗^(t_1 ). 〖a_2〗^(t_2 )=e , where t_1,t_2 ∈Z and e an idempotent element not equal one, and we give some results for properties such as diameter and the girth of this graph. Also, we investigated rings isomorphic to direct product two finite local rings.
Estratégias de educação permanente no contexto hospitalar
Authors: Pereira Jeanne de Oliveira , Oliveira Ana Paula Pessoa de 
Published: February 2025

Objetivo: Levantar estratégias de educação permanente para o contexto hospitalar. Métodos: Trata-se de um estudo de abordagem quantitativa, que utilizou a estratégia PICO e o Método Prisma. Buscaram-se artigos publicados em inglês, português e espanhol entre os anos de 2014 e 2023 nas seguintes bases de dados: Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System Online (Medline), Literatura Latino-Americana e do Caribe em Ciências da Saúde (Lilacs) e Base de Dados em Enfermagem (Bdenf). Os Descritores em Ciências da Saúde (DeCS) empregados foram: Estratégia de Educação Permanente, Educação Continuada Multidisciplinar, Educação Permanente Hospitalar, Educação Interprofissional. Resultados: Após aplicação dos critérios de exclusão, o estudo foi realizado com 06 artigos, que evidenciaram diversas abordagens de ensino, afim alcançar estratégias pedagógicas que proporcionem a participação de todos os profissionais. As metodologias ativas apareceram como estratégias de Educação Permanente, trazendo processo educativo crítico, problematizador e reflexivo, com base no cotidiano. Apresentaram estratégias expositivas, associadas a dinâmicas lúdicas e atividades práticas, como rodas de conversa e práticas pedagógicas que proporcionam troca de saberes entre os profissionais. Considerações finais: Os estudos demostraram que a aplicação da educação permanente em saúde constitui-se uma ferramenta aliada ao desenvolvimento das competências profissionais e colaboram significativamente com os gestores no contexto hospitalar.
O saber profissional sobre Educação Permanente em Saúde e Sífilis Congênita na Estratégia de Saúde da Família
Authors: Oliveira Tatiana de Cássia Ferreira Leal de , Cordeiro Benedito Carlos 
Published: February 2025

Objetivo: Analisar o conhecimento dos profissionais de uma Estratégia de Saúde da Família, localizada em um município do estado do Rio de Janeiro, sobre Sífilis Congênita e Educação Permanente em Saúde (EPS). Métodos: Trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa de natureza descritiva, realizada em uma Unidade Básica de Saúde de um município de São Pedro da Aldeia. Os participantes incluíram médico, enfermeiro, técnico de enfermagem e agentes comunitários de saúde. Para a coleta de dados, foi utilizada a entrevista semiestruturada, e a análise foi realizada com base na metodologia de Bardin. Resultados: A análise das entrevistas revelou duas categorias principais. A primeira aponta a falta de clareza dos profissionais sobre o conceito de EPS, frequentemente confundido com Educação Continuada. Além disso, não foi mencionada a relevância do trabalho em equipe ou a discussão dos processos de trabalho. A segunda categoria destaca o conhecimento insuficiente acerca da sífilis congênita e dos protocolos relacionados, sendo que a maioria dos profissionais não fez referência ao protocolo medicamentoso. Conclusão: É imprescindível reforçar a Educação Permanente em Saúde, enfatizando conceitos e práticas que aprimorem a qualidade do atendimento. Esse esforço é essencial para enfrentar a sífilis congênita de maneira eficaz e promover a integração e o desenvolvimento das equipes de saúde.
The Impact of a Concomitant Meniscus Surgery on Hop Performance Symmetry in Patients Rehabilitating After Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction
Authors: Malliah Krishna , VanZile Adam , Walden Mark , Pennucci Matthew , Botts Adam , Ailor Caitlyn , Ruse Scott , Taylor Michael , Nelson Ian , Snyder Matthew , Abreu Daniel , Yeager Emma , McBride Sean , Almonroeder Thomas G. 
Published: February 2025

Background Meniscus injuries often accompany anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears. However, little is known about how different surgical approaches to treat concomitant meniscus injuries impact hop performance after ACL reconstruction. Purpose: The purpose of this study was to compare hop test inter-limb symmetry for patients who had undergone ACL reconstruction without an associated meniscal surgery, patients who had undergone ACL reconstruction with a meniscus repair, and patients who had undergone ACL reconstruction with a partial meniscectomy. Study Design Cross-sectional study Methods Hop test data collected at the time of return-to-sport testing (average of 6.4 ± 1.4 months after surgery) was extracted from electronic medical records for 192 patients who had undergone ACL reconstruction. Of these patients, 102 had undergone an isolated ACL reconstruction, 60 had undergone an ACL reconstruction along with a meniscus repair, and 30 had undergone an ACL reconstruction along with a partial meniscectomy. Analysis of variance was used to compare limb symmetry indices for the single- and triple-hop tests. These limb symmetry indices reflected the ratio of the hop distance for the involved limb relative to the uninvolved limb, expressed as a percentage. Results The sample was comprised of 100 males and 92 females. Their average age was 20.6 ± 8.2 years. There were significant differences among the groups for the single-hop test (p = 0.031) and triple-hop test (p = 0.024) limb symmetry indices. For both tests, the patients who had undergone ACL reconstruction with a partial meniscectomy tended to exhibit greater deficits in hop performance for their involved limb (relative to their uninvolved limb), compared to those without a meniscal injury and those who had undergone meniscus repair. Conclusions The results of this study suggest that patients who undergo ACL reconstruction along with a partial meniscectomy tend to experience less complete and/or delayed recovery of involved-limb hop performance, which could reflect more persistent deficits in lower body power. Level of Evidence 3