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5 - Aesthetic of Innocence: Experiencing Self-filming by the San of Zimbabwe
Authors: Ureke Oswelled , Mhiripiri Nhamo A. , Mubayiwa Mercy Mangwana , Midzi Ratidzo 
Published: November 2022

This article discusses the process and outcome of a participatory video production endeavour in which selected members of the Twai Twai San community in Zimbabwe were taught to operate video cameras and mobile phones for the purpose of documenting their realities. The study was aimed at finding out the nature of audio-visual narratives that the marginalised community would create if empowered to do so. The article pays particular attention to representations of the self by the San community, the underlying power dynamics and socio-technical concerns of the production process. A combination of participatory action research and filmmaking methodology was employed for the study. Data for the study were collected through interviews and focus group discussions with the filmmakers and some members of the community. The article also benefits from the authors’ observations of the film production process, which is critical in the analysis of the completed ethnographic video-films The Golden Story of Makhulela and The San of Twai Twai. The study established that the films made by the San youths projected the ways in which they perceived themselves as a community. As such, the films were some form of self(ie)-representation. This perception of themselves could be the chief reason behind the film techniques employed and narratives chosen by the San youth as well as the aesthetics of the video-films. It was also found in the study that video-film could play a critical role of preserving or archiving Tyua language, which is slowly dying among the San.

Oswelled Ureke,University of Johannesburg and Midlands State University. Email: urekeo@staff.msu.ac.zw
Nhamo A. Mhiripiri, Midlands State University. Email: mhiripirina@staff.msu.ac.zw
Mercy Mangwana Mubayiwa, Midlands State University. Email: mercymangwanam@gmail.com
Ratidzo Midzi, Midlands State University. Email: ratidzomidzi@yahoo.com
7 - Wars as Postcolonial African Illness in Uzodinma Iweala's Beasts of No Nation
Authors: Osiki Omon , Owonibi Sola , Ojedokun Oluyinka 
Published: November 2022

There has always been a war somewhere in the world among Homo sapiens, allegedly the most advanced species in the universe. In Africa, right on the heels of colonialism and the celebration of independence loom the devastation and desolation of war. It is not a sweeping statement to conclude that everywhere colonialism has touched in Africa and let go, ruthless tribal wars have followed suit. The thematic preoccupation of the post-war literature is the training of children, mostly boys, to kill, in the form of the phenomenon of the ‘child soldier’. This article argues that one of the extreme cases of geopolitical illness that Africa suffers is the prominence of war in the turbulent journeys of her nation-states to nationhood. The article also examines the psychological implications of wars and bloodshed on the lives of children, who ought to be protected, which results in illness behaviours. We explore these themes with close reference to Uzodinma Iweala’s Beasts of No Nation.

Omon Osiki, Department of History and Strategic Studies, University of Lagos, Nigeria. Email: omonosiki@gmail.com
Sola Owonibi, Department of English Studies, Adekunle Ajasin University, Nigeria. Email: solaowonibi@gmail.com; olaowonibi@gmail.com
Oluyinka Ojedokun, Department of Pure & Applied Psychology, Adekunle Ajasin University, Nigeria. Email: yinkaoje2004@yahoo.com; inkaoje2004@yahoo.com
Pelatihan Bagi Pengrajin Genteng Tradisional Desa Sidorejo Kecamatan Godean Kabupaten Sleman DIY
Authors: Hasbi  , Elviana  , Setialana Pradana 
Published: November 2022

Saat ini sistem produksi genteng yang dilakukan UKM Sokka SBD tergolong masih sangat sederhana, khususnya pada proses pengangkutan genteng setelah dicetak dan saat penjemuran. Pada proses pencetakan, selain mencetak genteng pengrajin juga harus memindahkan genteng yang telah dicetak menuju tempat penyimpanan yang ditata di rak penyimpanan genteng. Pemindahan genteng dilakukan dengan membawa genteng satu per satu setelah genteng di cetak di mesin pres yang di operasikan secara manual. Selain itu, mitra juga belum memiliki kemampuan penggunaan teknologi informasi sebagai media pemasaran untuk memperluas jaringan. Sistem pemasaran mitra sangat bergantung pada pesanan dari tetangga, kerabat dan informasi dari mulut kemulut. Solusi yang ditawarkan adalah dengan membuat alat bantu produksi genteng Manual Material Handling (MMH) berupa rak multipurpose, website dan pemasaran menggunakan social media. Dalam pelaksanaan kegiatan pelatihan yang dilaksanakan, peserta diberikan penguatan tentang bagaimana cara mengatasi pemasalahan yang dialami mitra selama ini dengan penerapan Manual Material Handling (MMH) berupa rak multipurpose, website dan pemasaran menggunakan social media. Hasil dari kegiatan tersebut diperoleh bahwa kegiatan yang sudah dilakukan dapat menambah wawasan pengetahuan peserta dalam hal ini pengrajin genteng yang ada di Kecamatan Godean, kegiatan ini dapat membantu para pengrajin genteng di Kecamatan Godean dalam menggunakan alat bantu berupa Manual Material Handling (MMH), website, dan social media dalam penggunaan dan penerapan dalam melakukan proses produksi dan penjualan genteng.
Pemberdayaan Masyarakat Desa Melalui Budidaya Sayuran Hidroponik Wick System Dilahan Pekarangan Desa Triwikaton
Authors: Novianto Novianto , Dwiana Syndy 
Published: November 2022

Pemberdayaan masyarakat dilakukan melalui penyuluhan untuk meningkatkan pengetahuan dan teknologi masyarakat terutama di bidang pertanian untuk menjaga ketahanan pangan rumah tangga melalui budidaya tanaman secara hidroponik. Tujuan dari kegiatan Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakat untuk mengembangkan melalui penerapan teknologi budidaya sayuran wick system hidroponik dengan teknik pemberdayaan masyarakat desa. metode yang digunakan dalam kegiatan ini yaitu metode observasi dan survey serta demonstrasi ke lokasi. Kegiatan pngabdian ini dapat disimpulkan adanya respon positif dari peserta dalam mengadopsi pengetahuan dan teknologi sehingga dapat membantu menambah ilmu pengetahuan dan teknologi yang selama ini dari tidak tahu menjadi tahu dalam pemanfaatan lahan perkarangan dan menggunakan teknologi hidroponik secara sederhana, untuk memenuhi kebutuhan rumah tangga dan pendapatan masyarakat.
Pemanfaatan Media Sosial Dalam Mengembangkan Intelegensi Anak Di Era Milenial Melalui Kegiatan Interaktif Pada Yayasan Panti Asuhan Al-Imran Kabupaten Gowa
Authors: Retyana Wahrini  , Faisal Najamuddin  
Published: November 2022

Program Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat (PkM) ini berjudul Pemanfaatan Media Sosial Dalam Mengembangkan Intelegensi Anak Di Era Milenial Melalui Kegiatan Interaktif Pada Yayasan Panti Asuhan Al-Imran Kabupaten Gowa . Media sosial merupakan hal yang sangat penting bagi kehidupan manusia. Dengan perkembangan zaman hal ini akan mempengaruhi perilaku dan kehidupan manusia masa kini. Maka dengan adanya perkembangan teknologi manusia harus bisa menyikapi dan menelaah mana perkembangan media sosial yang baik dan mana yang buruk Lembaga Kesejahteraan Sosial Anak (LKSA) di Kabupaten Gowa diwujudkan dalam bentuk panti asuhan sebagai penyelenggara program kesejahteraan sosial anak. UNM sebagai salah satu perguruan tinggi besar di Indonesia Timur melalui Lembaga Penelitian dan Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat (LP2M) setiap tahunnya menawarkan kegiatan penelitian dan pengabdian melalui program PNBP. Melalui program tersebut kami bermaksud untuk membuat sebuah kegiatan berupa pengarahan terkait Pemanfaatan Media Sosial dalam Mengembangkan Intelegensi Anak di Era Milenial Melalui Kegiatan Interaktif yang Positif Pada Yayasan Panti Asuhan Al-Imran Kabupaten Gowa. Berdasarkan hasil observasi tim PKM yaitu dengan menggali informasi terkait kebutuhan dan permasalahan mitra terutama pada anak-anak Yayasan Panti Asuhan Al-Imran Kabupaten Gowa, maka kami dapat mendeskripsikan secara rinci pokok permasalahan yang dimilikinya. Diantaranya adalah anak anak yang tinggal di Panti Asuhan Al Imran terlihat belum dapat menyikapi dan menelaah mana perkembangan media sosial yang baik dan mana yang buruk, Belum optimalnya pemberian pengetahuan dalam penggunaan Media Sosial untuk anak anak di Panti Asuhan Al Imran Kabupaten Gowa, dan terdapat puluhan anak yang menggunakan media sosial secara berlebihan. Seperti saat bermain gameonline, browsing, dan membuka jejaring sosial, anak di daerah ini terfokus pada media sosial yang ditekuninya. Sehingga anak tersebut tidak memperhatikan sekelilingnya dengan baik dan acuh tak acuh pada orang di sekitarnya
Narrativas transmedia en bibliotecas
Authors: Cabral Rubén Gonzalo 
Published: November 2022

El presente documento, reviste en carácter de ensayo, la presentación de una experiencia de narrativa transmedia desarrollada en el club de lectura virtual de la carrera de Bibliotecología –a distancia- dependiente de la Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina.
La posibilidad de contar historias y relatos a través de distintos medios, es para las bibliotecas la oportunidad de fidelizar usuarios y promover la lectura, utilizando las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación como espacio de encuentro. Estos servicios innovadores para las unidades de información, constituyen excelentes formatos para promover espacios de sociabilidades de lectura.
La dicotomía social y política del servicio de biblioteca: ¿Usuarios o clientes?.
Authors: Meneses Tello Felipe 
Published: November 2022

Se comparan dos ideas que se contraponen en la práctica y teoría de la bibliotecología: 1) las bibliotecas al servicio del público y 2) las bibliotecas al servicio del cliente. Esta dualidad se explica con base en dos conceptos esenciales que se hallan en la literatura referente a esa disciplina: usuarios y clientes. Es una dicotomía social y política que coloca en riesgo tanto la noción de servicio público de biblioteca como de servicio de biblioteca pública. En esta perspectiva, se contrasta el préstamo de bienes de dominio público para servir a la comunidad con la compraventa de productos y servicios para la clientela como un elemento del mercado.
Bibliotecas especializadas en género en Argentina: relevamiento histórico y situación actual.
Authors: Guzevich Maia Ludmila 
Published: November 2022

Este artículo forma parte de una investigación realizada para la obtención del título de grado en Bibliotecología y Documentación. El objetivo es identificar las bibliotecas especializadas en género en Argentina, registrar su historia y problemáticas para darles visibilidad.
Es un tipo de estudio exploratorio-descriptivo, con diseño no experimental-transversal. Se realizaron entrevistas de manera remota con el personal que representó a cada una de las cuatro bibliotecas con las que se trabajó. Primeramente, fueron entrevistas exploratorias y luego se profundizó la información con las preguntas que fueron necesarias en cada caso.
La primera parte del trabajo contiene un relevamiento histórico sobre las bibliotecas de género en nuestro país y la segunda parte incluye la información obtenida de las entrevistas y posteriores conclusiones. Se logró identificar por lo menos cuatro bibliotecas especializadas en género en nuestro país, se detectaron sus falencias, problemáticas y fortalezas, como así también se identificó el trabajo de investigación, comunitario y de extensión cultural que realiza cada institución como otra forma de acercamiento a la comunidad y la difusión del trabajo con perspectiva de género en sus bibliotecas.
Use of Aminophylline to Reverse Acute Kidney Injury in Pediatric Critical Care Patients
Authors: Radel Laura J. , Branstetter Joshua , Jones Tamekia L. , Briceno-Medina Mario , Tadphale Sachin D. , Onder Ali Mirza , Rayburn Mark S. 
Published: November 2022

OBJECTIVE
Acute kidney injury (AKI) is a complication encountered in 18% to 51% of pediatric critical care patients admitted for treatment of other primary diagnoses and is an independent risk factor for increased morbidity and mortality. Aminophylline has shown promise as a medication to treat AKI, but published studies have shown conflicting results. Our study seeks to assess the reversal of AKI following the administration of aminophylline in critically ill pediatric patients.

METHODS
We performed a single-institution retrospective chart review of pediatric inpatients who were diagnosed with AKI and subsequently treated with non-continuous dose aminophylline between January 2016 and December 2018. Data were collected beginning 2 days prior to the initial dose of aminophylline through completion of the 5-day aminophylline course.

RESULTS
Nineteen therapies among 17 patients were included in analysis. Twelve of the therapies resulted in resolution of AKI during the study period. We observed urine output increase of 19% (p = 0.0063) on the day following initiation of aminophylline therapy in the subset of patients whose AKI resolved. Trends toward decreased serum creatinine and lower inotropic support were also noted.

CONCLUSIONS
Based on these findings, aminophylline could be considered a potentially effective medication for use as rescue therapy in critically ill children with AKI. Limitations include small study population and retrospective nature. Further research in this area with a larger study population and a randomized control trial would allow for better characterization of the efficacy of aminophylline in reversal of AKI.
Wondering into the Subjunctive: A Commentary on Thought in Motion
Authors: Carlson David Lee 
Published: November 2022

November 16, 2021
Thinking with the papers in this special issue has been an intense spiritual experience. It is true that for me reading and writing are transmorphic events. The words move into my body, get into my veins, move about, lodge themselves into my stomach and vibrate and mix with memories, molecules, muscles, and thoughts in a sort of flurry that seems rather uncontrollable. I dream about words, lines, and ideas written in this special issue. Language itself is not isolated material; I do not hide out to write or read or cut myself off from the rest of the world to interact with words; they instead become part of me, part of my limited world, the things I eat and drink and shower with. Still, I grapple for words and language to come back when I need to harness them because I stutter and murmur; I'm klutzy, drop things inadvertently and leave the kitchen counter dirty after eating lunch. It is as if I still need to beg for permission to use them when I write, to promise to treat words and sentences with care; and still I need to prove myself with language; it demands my trust; holding onto words and placing them in proper order can seem like trying to carry a plastic bag full of eggs home from a crowded market.
Portal-time and wanderlines: What does virusing-with make possible in childhood research?
Authors: Osgood Jayne , Andersen Camilla Eline , Otterstad Ann Merete 
Published: November 2022

This paper emerged from the forces of a pandemic that invited us to wrestle with what ‘virusing-with’ might potentiate in educational research-creation (Manning, 2016a). We sense the Coronavirus perform its agency on childhood in the Capitalocene in new, troubling, and sometimes hopeful ways. Research-creation has compelled us to dwell upon how virusing-with makes attuning differently to the world possible. We contemplate how virusing-with as concept and method holds the potential to disrupt and reformulate ways to undertake research and ways to conceptualise the child. Inspired by Manning’s (2020) recent work in relation to the child of the wanderline, we explore how multiple wanderlines take shape and interweave through research processes. Through the curation of three threshold events we think-do qualitative research in ways that push ideas and practices about childhood in directions that attend to agentic relationalities between the human, non-human and more-than-human. We argue that practices of virusing-with in portal time provides space for coming-into-relations of differences (Manning, 2016a, p.11) as an ecology of practice that shapes how educational research might be conceptualised and practiced.
Editorial: Thought in Motion
Authors: Flint Maureen A. , Cannon Susan O. , Toledo Whitney 
Published: November 2022

Edit from within! Become world! Value, don't evaluate! Lure the feeling! Know not what a body can do! Create with concepts! Make multiple sense! Affirm all that appears! Play the differential! Speculate! Engage relations of tension! Make the relations felt! Create degrees of intimacy! Propose! Transduce! Create affinities of purpose! Forget what you feel! Return the return! Transvaluate! Pay attention! Go to the limit! (Manning, 2008).
What does a philosophy produce? How might philosophy and methodology entangle, blur, respond, engage, interact, contradict, argue, provoke? Erin Manning’s process philosophy attunes researchers to the potential of difference. Manning grounds her philosophy in the notion that doing is thinking, that there is thought in the act, and that philosophy is an experimental practice that coexists with art; it is “pathfinding in the making” (Manning & Massumi, 2013, n.p.). Further, Manning posits that research and creation come together in their product, and the product is always ongoing, always becoming, always in process. Thought with qualitative inquiry, “the conjunction between research and creation […] make[s] apparent how modes of knowledge are always at cross-currents with one another” (Manning, 2016, p. 41).
Could hand-eye laterality profiles affect sport performance? A systematic review
Authors: Moreno Miquel , Capdevila Lluis , Losilla Josep-Maria 
Published: November 2022

Background
Laterality effects on sports performance have been a field of interest for the sports sciences, especially in asymmetrical sports, which require the preferential use of one side of the body. Some sports in particular involve the visual system and ocular laterality, due to the need to clearly focus on a dynamic object (ball, opponent, projectile, etc.). The relationship between manual and ocular laterality results in two perceptual-motor profiles, one where the dominant hand and eye are ipsilateral (uncrossed hand-eye laterality profile, UC-HELP), and the other where they are contralateral (crossed hand-eye laterality profile, C-HELP).

Methodology
A systematic review of the literature was carried out to determine the prevalence of hand-eye laterality profiles in the different sports modalities and their relationship with psychological factors and sports performance. Searches of PsycInfo, Medline, Scopus and grey literature identified 14 studies (2,759 participants) regarding hand-eye laterality in sports that met the eligibility criteria.

Results
Previous studies have estimated that between 10–30% of the general population exhibit a C-HELP, and 70–90% have an UC-HELP. The results of the reviewed studies indicate that in some sports the percentage of C-HELP is higher in regular and high-level athletes than in the normal population: golf (52.55%), soccer (53%), tennis (42%) and team sports (50.7%). In target sports (archery and shooting) athletes with an UC-HELP seem to have an advantage given the significant concentration of this profile in the highest performing populations (82.3%). In basketball, cricket and golf, the literature reviewed also reported biomechanical differences in the execution of some techniques between the two profiles. We did not find any study in our review that related hand-eye laterality with cognitive, tactical, or psychological aspects of athletes.

Conclusions
These results should be taken with great caution due to the potential bias linked to the methodologies used in the investigations, the heterogeneity in the assessment of hand-eye laterality, the few studies available on the subject and the indirect nature of many of the observed relationships between performance and laterality. For further investigation, we propose a standardized terminology and protocol of hand-eye laterality assessment in sports. The advancement in knowledge about hand-eye laterality profiles, along with the study of the relationship with psychological or tactical-sports patterns, can contribute to more effective development plans for athletes and can be a complement to talent detection.
Challenges in the Research and Development of Orphan Drugs: A Review
Authors: Budarapu Divya 
Published: November 2022

Pharmaceutical agents which treat rare medical conditions like orphan or rare diseases are called “orphan drugs”. The name ‘orphan’ itself indicates that the pharmaceutical industries are showing less interest in the development and marketing of drugs intended only for a small number of patients. Difficulty in the diagnosis and therapeutic management of rare disease is the major challenge in the development of orphan drug.
In recent years, progress has been made in the development of orphan drugs by pharma industries due to enactment of different regulations, administration authorities, tax benefits, marketing rights and public awareness by different countries. This review provides an overview of incentives, marketing rights and administrative authorities of different countries like U.S, European Union, South Korea, Japan, Australia and Taiwan.
Formation and Detachment of Biofilms and Granules in a Nitrifying Biofilm Airlift Suspension Reactor
Authors: van Benthum W. A. J. , Garrido‐Fernández J. M. , Tijhuis L. , van Loosdrecht M. C. M. , Heijnen J. J. 
Published: July 2002

AbstractThe influence of the bare basalt carrier concentration on nitrifying biofilm formation in biofilm airlift suspension (BAS) reactors was studied. The time needed to develop fully covered biofilm particles strongly increased with an increasing initial carrier concentration. This was caused by the increased shear and subsequent higher detachment. During startup the diameter of the biofilm particles increased, leading to a higher biomass concentration, larger biofilm surface area, and lower surface‐specific substrate load. Eventually a “steady state” thickness is obtained, where surface‐specific growth and detachment are equal. The biofilm density decreased with a decreasing bare basalt concentration. The steady state biomass concentration was not very much influenced by the initial carrier concentration. Up to 75% of the produced biomass was retained in the reactors. Maximum biomass retention was found when the initial bare basalt concentration was in between 10 and 30 g·L−1. The continuous detachment of biofilm fragments leads, upon growth of these small fragments, to the formation of granules (biofilms without a carrier). The granules have average density and size equal to those of the biofilm particles. The granules are formed, if the detached biofilm fragments are large enough to be retained by the three‐phase separator on top of the BAS reactor. Since the superficial liquid velocity in the three‐phase separator is scale dependent, granule formation will be influenced by reactor scale, hydraulic load, and dimensions of the three‐phase separator.