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Music and Stress Management: An Overview of the Research

Field: Psychology (Social Sciences)

There are many different research approaches in the history of stress management in which music therapy plays an integral part. These approaches can be based on biological and psychological manifestations of stress. In many studies stress is measured in terms of changes in certain physical characteristics of the human body. The physical characteristics involve directly measurable changes such as temperature, heart rate, blood pressure and so forth. These can influence immune and neuro-endocrine responses. Another approach has been to compare how participants respond to different music in an attempt to understand stress management. Specifically, a number of studies explore different kinds of music used for relaxation, several of which reveal that 'Classical' music has a pronounced influence over stress, surprisingly, more than popular 'New Age' recreational, music. This paper will present an overview of current research in the use of music in stress management.
On the natural history and ecology of Meinertillidae (Archaeognatha, Insecta) from dryland and inundation forests of Central Amazonia

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

The life-cycle and ecology of four nocturnal species of Meinertellidae are given and their adaptation from Amazonian dryland to inundation forests is discussed. In primary and secondary dryland forests, Neomachilellus scandens, N. amazonicus and Meinertellus adisi are arboricolous, show no defined reproduction period and juveniles are found throughout the year. In inundation forests of the Rio Negro valley, which are annually flooded for 5 - 6 months, N. scandens, N. adisi and, M. adisi have one generation per year. Annual inundation is considered as the main reason for the acquisition of a seasonal development. In N. scandens, juveniles hatch from previously submerged eggs on the forest floor at the beginning of the non-inundation period and reach maturity after 3 months. Adults propagate in the litter, where females deposit their eggs which are subject to the next flooding. Both sexes subsequently migrate into the trunk/canopy area and perish. N. adisi is restricted to inundation forests and liyes on tree trunks where eggs undergo facultative flooding.
Acetylcholine receptor channels on adult mouse skeletal muscle are functionally identical in synaptic and nonsynaptic membrane.

Field: Neuroscience (Life Sciences)

It has been proposed that acetylcholine receptor channels exhibit a functionally distinct "junctional" form at the region of synaptic contact between nerve and muscle. As a direct test of this idea, we compared acetylcholine-activated single-channel currents from the synaptic membrane to those obtained from nonsynaptic sites on freshly dissociated adult mouse toe muscle. We observed, at locations along the entire length of the cell, openings by a channel with a high conductance (70 pS) and brief open time (approximately 2 msec), characteristic of the classical "junctional type" of acetylcholine receptor. In 8 out of 10 synaptic and in 9 out of 19 nonsynaptic recordings, we also observed infrequent openings by a low-conductance (45-pS) channel traditionally associated only with nonsynaptic regions. In these recordings the low-conductance acetylcholine receptor channel averaged only 3% of the total channel openings. Comparisons of synaptic and nonsynaptic patches indicated no trend toward an increased proportion of low-conductance channel openings with increased distance from the synapse. These findings support the view that the functional properties of the acetylcholine receptor channel do not depend on proximity to the synapse in innervated mouse skeletal muscle.
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Field: Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)

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[Peridural administration of analgesics using an implanted Rickham reservoir].

Field: Medicine (Health Sciences)

Peridurally administered analgetica provide pain relief and may also be used for treatment of chronic pain of malignant origin. Compared to injection via externalized catheter single-shot injection via implantable reservoir and peridural catheter offers some advantages. The authors have used this method first 1985. Technique of implantation and preliminary results of this method are presented as a case report.
A Cyclic Diaminocarbene with a Pyramidalized Nitrogen Atom: A Stable N‐Heterocyclic Carbene with Enhanced Electrophilicity

Field: Chemistry (Physical Sciences)

Ein anti-Bredt-NHC! Die Einbindung eines der benachbarten Stickstoffatome eines N-heterocyclischen Carbens (NHC) in die Brückenkopfposition einer bicyclischen Struktur unterdrückt die Donorwirkung des freien Elektronenpaars. Der π-elektronenziehende Charakter des Carbens wird damit erhöht, während der starke σ-elektronenschiebende Charakter klassischer NHCs erhalten bleibt.
Social and Political Consequences of Respect and Disrespect

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

Abstract Drawing on research in social psychology and organizational studies, the chapter first considers the ways in which the experience of respect can promote pro-social attitudes and behaviours, particularly by enhancing ‘we-feelings’, trust, and opportunities for open-minded deliberation. Even more importantly, the chapter then addresses the negative consequences of disrespect, focusing both on people’s impulse to (re)assert their status and on the contributing role that anger or ressentiment play in this context. By charting the interplay between leaders’ experiences, government institutions, and public sentiments, the chapter further examines how group processes and organizational features mediate reactions to dis/respect in interstate relations. Building on these insights, the chapter finally outlines hypotheses and analytical criteria that will guide the case studies.
Letter from Bobbi, Hot Springs, Arkansas, to Mrs. Gandrud, October 5, 1967

Field: Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)

This item is from the Pauline Jones Gandrud papers. The collection contains genealogical research notes covering 1820-1880, including county data, church and marriage records, family histories, and other information created and gathered by this Alabama genealogist. The collection also contains a list of military pension and bounty land applications.
Humidity test of Chinese cabbage black rot identification and correlation analysis of its seedling and adult-plant resistance

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

Taking Chinese cabbage〔Brassica campestris L.ssp.pekinensis(Lour)olsson〕‘Beijingxin No.4’,‘Beijingxin No.1’,‘Beijingdaniuxin’,‘Jingcui No.60’,‘Jingcui No.70’,‘Jingqiu No.65’as tested materials,humidity test and correlation analysis of Chinese cabbage seedling and adult-plant resistance to black rot were studied.The result indicated that there existed significant differences among different Chinese cabbages for black rot resistance and‘Beijingxin No.1’had the strongest resistance to black rot.Comparing disease indexes under different wet conditions,we found moisture was the key factor affecting black rot occurances.Using DPS software to conduct regression analysis and analyzing the correlation between artificial inoculation disease index of black rot in seedling stage and in adult plant stage,we found the results were that there existed notable linear correlation between artificial inoculation in seedling stage(before inoculation no moisture and after inoculation moisture for 24 h)and the disease index in adult-plant stage,and the method of artificial inoculation in seedling stage to identify resistance to black rot is reliable.
Photoelectric Analysis of Polarized Light

Field: Physics and Astronomy (Physical Sciences)

The light traverses a rotating polarizer and the relative intensity behind this analyzer is measured photoelectrically as a function of the analyzer azimuth. A Fourier analysis is applied to the values obtained. The Fourier constants are practically equivalent to the Stokes parameters and their relations to other polarization parameters such as the phase difference, the azimuth, and the degree of polarization are given. The method may be applied to light of any wavelength. The theory is demonstrated by some measurements which were made with an especially constructed analyzer drive. For most practical cases a very satisfactory precision in the measurement of the polarization parameters is obtained.
I'm Your Handyman: A History of Reparative Therapies

Field: Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)

SUMMARY Reparative therapy has come to generically define talking cures that claim to change an individual's homosexual orientation to a heterosexual one. Although other treatment modalities have also promised to "cure" homosexuality, the history of reparative therapies has become inexorably linked with that of psychoanalysis. This paper reviews the history and theoretical assumptions of psychoanalytically-oriented practitioners, beginning with Freud's juvenilization of gay people to the later analysts who pathologized and attempted to change same-sex attractions. The evolution of reparative therapists from medically concerned practitioners into antigay political activists is also discussed. The evolution of one branch of psychoanalytic theory into an antihomosexual political movement illustrates the permeability of boundaries between clinical issues and political ones. In their open support of antigay legislation, reparative therapists have moved from the traditional psychoanalytic center and have been embraced by conservative religious and political forces opposed to homosexuality. In doing so, they have apparently adopted religious organizational practices themselves, preaching dogma and stifling dissent. The increasing marginalization of reparative therapists from the psychoanalytic mainstream illustrates how psychoanalysis per se is neither gay-affirming nor condemning, although psychoanalytic practitioners may fall into either of these categories.
Interaction of boron and calcium in the cyanobacteria Anabaena and Synechococcus

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

Although some studies have reported an interaction between boron (B) and calcium (Ca 2+ ) in higher plants, there is little evidence for a similar relationship in cyanobacteria. The present study was designed to determine the effect of a supplement of boron to Ca 2+ ‐deficient cultures of Anabaena PCC 7119 and Synechococcus PCC 7942. Grown under Ca 2+ deprivation, Anabaena had a slow growth rate and a low photosynthetic pigment content that was related to an inhibition of photosynthesis. Ca 2+ ‐deficient cells showed a lack of cohesiveness of the heterocyst envelope layers, which was consistent with a rapid decline in nitrogenase activity. A supplement of B led to partial recovery from the effects caused by lack of Ca 2+ . Similarly, low Ca 2+ had inhibitory effects on growth and metabolism of Synechococcus cultures. In this case, the effect of a B supplement depended on the concentration of Ca 2+ in the growth medium. When Ca 2+ was present at normal concentration. B was not required, at least no more than trace amounts. However, when the Ca 2+ concentration decreased, B was required at increasing levels. An effect of boron on uptake and/or on the binding of Ca 2+ in cyanobacteria is proposed.
Factor Structure and Construct Validity of the Interaction with Disabled Persons Scale

Field: Psychology (Social Sciences)

The current study investigated the psychometric properties of the Interaction with Disabled Persons Scale (IDP). An exploratory factor analysis ( N=358) found three factors underlying attitudes toward individuals with disabilities as measured by the IDP. These factors were labeled social discomfort, empathy, and fear of having the disability. The estimates of reliability were acceptable for the three factors. The putative factor struoture was recovered in a confirmatory factor analysis conducted on a second, independent sample ( N=272). The three factors were related in appropriate directions with other measures of attitudes toward individuals with disabilities, self-esteem, amount of prior contact, experience with, and the closeness of relationships with individuals with disabilities.
Multiscale model of sintering: diffusion and plastic flow

Field: Materials Science (Physical Sciences)

Impacting particles or static aggregated particles at high temperature may undergo a permanent change of shape modifying the microstructure. Two particles in contact can develop some bonds within sub-second time. This fast sintering force in the particular case of the snow contribute to the rheological behavior and grain rearrangement [1]. Understanding the kinetics of sintering in granular material is of great importance in some engineering applications. For decades, diffusional processes have received more attention in investigations related to the mechanisms behind sintering [2]. Some works have suggested that the plastic flow might be neglected in sintering process for stresses are not high enough to cause dislocation. However, some studies have showed that stresses experienced in fine particles necks can be high enough and even lead to plasticity driven sintering. The importance of each mechanism in the sintering process may lie in the temporal and spatial scale of interest. Increasing importance is being accorded to the role of plastic flow in sintering. however, several investigations have proved that the conventional plasticity theory may fail to predict plastic activity at micro-scale, The objective of this work is to develop adequate computational model that includes instantaneous and time-dependent plastic flow at micro-scale. We aim at extending existing models of sintering and plasticity to cope with multiple spatial and temporal scales simulations using Extended Discrete Element Method. The numerical results are compare to experimental data on snow.
Techno-economic assessment of physical-based hydrogen storage technologies: An efficient refrigeration management

Field: Energy (Physical Sciences)

The physical-based storage of hydrogen as compressed gas or as a liquid has many advantages over material-based methods that may require advanced storage materials, different charge/discharge rates, etc. However, its high-energy demand is an important issue that should be addressed. The aim of this work is to evaluate the techno-economic process performance indices such as energy density and Specific Energy Consumption (SEC) of Cryogenic Compressed H2 (CCH2) over conventional Liquid H2 (LH2), and Compressed Gas H2 (CGH2) storage at convenient state conditions. The result infers that at CCH2 storage conditions, higher hydrogen density (≈ 90 kg/m3 ) was obtained at 53 K and 700 bar with SEC value of 39 kW/kg. While for LH2 ≈ 66 kg/m3 at 3 bar and 20 K with a SEC of 45 kW/kg, and CGH2 ≈ 40.5 kg/m3 at 700 bar and 300 K with SEC of 35.5 kJ/kg.s. The hydrogen storage densities could be doubled from 40kg/m3 at 700 bar and 300 K using CGH2 to 80 kg/m3 at ≈38K using CCH2, but with only 300 bar. Hence, these optimal points could be viable options for the demands of different applications: hydrogen-refueling stations, distribution networks and transport for long distance, with a certain tradeoff between SEC and energy density.
THE EFFECT OF ANNEALING AND COLD FORGING ON MICROSTRUCTURE AND HARDNESS PROPERTIES OF Al-SiC COMPOSITE : A PRELIMINARY STUDY

Field: Materials Science (Physical Sciences)

THE EFFECT OF ANNEALING AND COLD FORGING ON MICROSTRUCTURE AND HARDNESS PROPERTIES OF AL-SIC COMPOSITE: A PRELIMINARY STUDY. Aluminium Metal Matrix Composites (AMMCs) are one of the exciting materials that have an extensive function in various applications. By utilizing reinforcement in the fabrication process, Al composites can produce superior properties such as high strength, good fracture resistance, and of course, lightweight. Therefore, many studies are interested in revealing the characteristics of Al composite materials through various methods and variations of reinforcement. This research is a preliminary study with a scope of work, including observing the effects of annealing and cold forging processes on the microstructure morphology and hardness properties of SiC nano-ceramic reinforced Al composites. The aluminium used in this study is a 7xxx series aluminium alloy. The fabrication process was carried out by stir-squeeze casting method. Microstructure analysis was conducted by optical microscopy and Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) equipped with Emission Dispersion Spectroscopy (EDS). The hardness properties of the Al-SiC composite were examined by micro Vickers hardness testing. This research reported that the annealing process influences the grain refinement and hardness properties of the Al-SiC composite. The sample experienced to cold forging has to improve the hardness value. Increasing hardness by forging after anneal may introduce due to the grain compression effect of the dislocation mechanism. Comprehensive research is required to find out other potentials of Al-SiC composite materials. Keywords: Al-SiC composite, annealing temperature, cold forging, hardness, microstructure.
Time-Dependent Failure in Low Density Fibrous Ceramics

Field: Materials Science (Physical Sciences)

A micromechanical model that has been used to describe the elastic and fracture behavior of low density fibrous ceramics is reviewed and extended to incorporate the time-dependent failure process that can occur in these materials. In particular, it is shown that the stress exponent that describes the time-dependence of the subcritical crack growth process is expected to be that of the parent material from which the fibers are made. Experimentally, it is shown that the time-dependence of the two classes of silica fiber tiles used in the thermal protection systems of the current Space Shuttles is similar to that of the parent silica glass. The paper also reviews the use of fracture mechanics in characterizing subcritical crack growth in such materials and its application to the structural design of reliable systems. Résumé Un modèle micro-mécanique utilisé pour décrire le comportement élastique et la rupture de céramiques fibreuses à faible densité est révisé et complémenté pour y introduire l'infiuence du temps sur le processus de rupture dans ce type de matériau. En particulier, il est montré que le coefficient de contrainte qui décrit l'infiuence du temps sur le mécanisme de croissance d'une fissure de dimension sous-critique est probablement celui du matériau de base utilise pour la fabrication des fibres. Il est montré expérimentalement que l'infiuence du temps sur les deux types de tuiles à fibres de silices utilisées dans les système de protection thermique pour la présente Navette Spaciale est similaire à celle sur les verres silicieux. Cet article traite aussi de l'utilisation de la mécanique de la rupture pour la caractérisation de la croissance d'une fissure de taille sous-critiq ue dans ce type de matériau ainsi que de son application au design structural de systèmes d'un fonctionnement sûr.
PEMANFAATAN TEKNOLOGI DIGITAL MARKETING DAN PACKAGING PRODUK TUJUAN EKSPOR UMKM KABUPATEN GRESIK

Field: Business, Management and Accounting (Social Sciences)

Usaha Mikro Kecil dan Menengah (UMKM)) UD Ridho Illahi is a productive individual business based on the creative economy in Gresik Regency as one of the UMKM under the guidance of Asosiasi Gabungan Pengusaha Eksportir Indonesia (GPEI) which is hampered in its development due to various factors. The root of the problem lies in the absence of training and the lack of maximum assistance, especially in the field of digital-based marketing and product packaging development. The limitations of UMKM in terms of knowledge and skills in utilizing digital platforms to reach wider consumers and design attractive product packaging that meets international standards. For this reason, assistance and training are needed to improve the quality of products and their marketing by utilizing technology, namely digital printing technology and digital marketing technology and creative packaging. Assistance and training are carried out consistently and continuously supported by the Grant program from Higher Education. Stiamak maps the conditions and problems faced by the UMKM question to then provide solutions to these problems. A series of community service programs start with training that includes the Canva business model, digital marketing, and attractive packaging in the context of exports. These trainings are expected to improve the quality of business planning bases and market expansion. The craftsmen can receive training materials easily and enthusiastically. Furthermore, to realize the program, it is necessary to follow up with the handover of Ecoprint production equipment assistance to increase craftsmen's productivity. The sustainability of the program so that it runs well is carried out by post-training assistance and control to monitor and improve the results of the training so that this program has a significant effect with the hope that ecoprint products can enter the export market.
Media social literacy in Indonesian language teaching/learning at vocational high school

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

The disparagement of Indonesian language in academic sphere frequently occurs.The writing's culture which must be grammatically and culturally correct has begun to fade away and the emergences of a variety of social media were the causes of this disparagement.Consequently, it weakened the learners' reasoning ability and language skills.This study, therefore, aimed at identifying the causes of this disparagement where the locus of the research was at SMK Global Cendikia Kecamatan Tambang, Kampar, Riau.This study used sequential mixed methods of describing the causes.The results showed that the cognitive aspects were the focus on the Indonesian language learning; the ability of media literacy of SMK students on functional consuming literacy has been classified high, critical consuming literacy is low, functional presuming literacy was still categorized low, critical presuming literacy was low, and the low level of social media literacy ability of Indonesian learning success has not been maximally reached.It is, therefore, necessary to solve these problems by implementing learning strategies to improve the ability of good, correct and polite language and productive literary skills as well as to improve the ability of social media literacy students.