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IJSRP, Volume 9, Issue 12, December 2019 Edition [ISSN 2250-3153]
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Factors Behind Inapt Performance of Entrepreneurs in Rural Income Generating Activities: A Survey of Selected Rural Premises in Tanzania.
Godfrey Magorombe Matiku Maswe
Abstract: This paper presents a discussion on factors behind inapt performance of entrepreneurs in rural IGAs in Tanzania, as its main objective; with specific focus on the shared psychological, anthropological and sociological factors liable for inapt performance of entrepreneurs in rural IGAs and their associated impacts.
DOI: 10.29322/IJSRP.9.12.2019.p9602
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Political Advertising On Mass Media Construction
Vania Utamie Subiakto
Abstract: Today, television as one of the rapidly growing broadcast media in Indonesia. Every day the audience get great exposure information from the mass media. In addition to conventional advertising are political advertising that is a magnet that affect television viewers.
Radio Companion: The Role of Sri Lankan Community Radio in the Sphere of Empowering Marginalized in the Society
Ms.K.G.L.A.N.S.Jayawardhana
Abstract: Community broadcasting involves radio by and for the community. In developing countries, community radio has a developmental mission and sees itself as uniting either geographical communities or communities of interest around common economic, cultural, or linguistic interests and themes. The role of the community radio is to respond to the priorities set by the community, to facilitate their discussion, to reinforce them, and to challenge them.
Development Of Physic Learning Instruments Using Cooperative Learning Model STAD Type With ARCS Model To Improve Student's Creative Thinking Skills In Senior High School
Febryan Andinata, Budi Jatmiko, Endang Susantini
Abstract: This research aims to developing of physic learning instruments using cooperative learning model STAD type with ARCS model to improve student's creative thinking skills in senior high school. This research is developmental research aimed at developing learning instruments that will then be implemented in class.
Research on humanoid robot grasp object
Posraj khadka, Yiyang
Abstract: Robot technology has become one of the most core technologies in the competition of overall national strength among countries in the world. Robot Grasping Technology, as one of the most important technologies in the field of Robotics, is the most basic technology.
Management of Gingival Melanin Pigmentation Using Four Different Techniques: A Split Mouth Study
Surg Lt Cdr (D) Oliver Jacob, Lt Col Manab Kosala, Sqn Ldr Navneet, Capt Jacqueline Jacinta Dias
Abstract: Context: Dark or black coloured gum is one of the aesthetic concern of patients reporting to dental clinics. The normal colour of the gingiva is coral pink. Dark pigmentation of the gums occurs due to excessive melanin deposition in gingival epithelium which can be treated using several techniques. With this as the back ground our study was formulated with the objective to compare the treatment outcome of gingival depigmentation with four different techniques i.e. Er:YAG laser,
Is There a Relationship Between Work Locus of Control and Interpersonal Conflict at Work
Toni Didona, Amy Pell,
Abstract: Businesses are always looking for ways to increase their competitive edge which is why much attention is directed toward an individual's functioning and how it can affect organizational functioning. Interpersonal conflict can greatly impact how an individual functions (Rispens & Demerouti, 2016). Conflict can reduce productivity through decreased communication, time spent to resolve the conflict, and employees focusing on conflict rather than accomplishing their duties. This research study will examine if there is a correlation between work locus of control and perceived interpersonal conflict.
Visualizing data using Lattice in R and Seaborn in Python for data science
Om Sehgal
Abstract: Visualization is the graphical representation of information and data. Using visual elements visualization tools helps understand trends, patterns and outliers in data with minimum complexity. There are two types of data visualizations, Univariate visualizations helps understand the distribution of a single variable and Multivariate visualization expresses the relationship between multiple variables. In a world of big data visualizations are crucial to make data-driven decisions by analyzing massive amounts of data. Many visualization methods such as scatter plots, bar charts, histograms, line charts, and pie charts, are widely used to tell stories removing the noise from data and zero in on the useful information. The better you convey your points visually, the better you can leverage that information.
An investigation on the extent to which Gender Based Violence influences the Enforcement of Gender Policies in Education in Narok County, Kenya
Josephine Ndangwa Uhuru, Judith Achoka, Ndiku Judah
Abstract: In recent years, governments in many parts of the world have been attaching importance to gender issues. The Kenya government through the ministry of education and gender has been working hand in hand to address gender issues in education. The government has put in place measures to ensure equity, access, retention, completion and transition.
The extent to which Gender Based Violence influences the enforcement of Gender Policies on Women Empowerment in Narok County, Kenya
Abstract: Gender targeted policies are increasingly becoming part of everyday program before and during the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) period unto 2030. Many programmes have been introduced to ensure enforcement of gender policies on women empowerment but despite government efforts to address the issues, women disempowerment is still endemic in Kenya especially in counties located in Arid and semi- Arid Lands (ASAL) including Narok county. The study was guided by cultural lag theory by William Ogburn.
Selection of Video Games Using Machine Learning
ADITYA SUR
Abstract: This paper examines the selection of videogames based on the matched skill set and budget of the gamers. Through analysis of the results using A.I. this paper seeks to provide insight into the interests and genre of the video-games gamers are into these days. This paper also provides an analysis on the correct game which is the best suitable for the gamer with the correct skill set and budget.
Smart Industrial Lighting System For Energy Saving Purpose
Mr. Ravi Kumar K. N, Dr. Jyothi N. S, Mr. Kiran Kumar N. Hittanagi
Abstract: The most commonly used lighting system includes fluorescent lamps, incandescent lamps, Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFLs) and Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs). Lighting systems using has become popular because of their attractive properties like long lifetime, less power consumption, more brightness and so on making them good enough to replace the most commonly used lighting systems. Having a way to reduce the brightness with respect to the daylight illumination will help in reducing the power consumption furthermore.
Home Automation Using Arduino Uno
Adamya kumar
Abstract: Technology may be a never ending method. To be able to style a product exploitation this technology which will be useful to the lives of others may be a immense contribution to the community. This paper presents the look and implementation of a low value but nonetheless versatile and secure mobile phone based mostly home automation system. the design is predicated on a Arduino uno R3 & Bluetooth and also the home appliances area unit connected to the input/ output ports of this board via relays. The communication between the mobile phone and also the Arduino is thru hc 05 bluetooth module. this technique is meant to be low value and scalable permitting style of devices to be controlled with minimum changes to its core. secret protection is being employed to solely permit authorised users from accessing the appliances reception
Application Of Human Resource Management Model Of Fombrun, Devanna And Tichy (1984) On The Performance Of Secondary School Teachers In Maiduguri Metropolis, Borno State Nigeria
Ludiya, H. Thlawur, M. Galtimari, A.M. and Hadiza, L.
Abstract: This study was designed to evaluate the application of human resource management model of Fombrun, Devanna and Tichy, (1984) on performance of secondary school teachers in Maiduguri Metropolitan. To this end, four objectives were raised, four research questionnaire and four hypotheses were answered.
A Study on Effects of Training in an Organization
Abstract: In this modern or developing India the competition is increasing day by day so to achieve the target of organization it is necessary to provide the training to the employee because it helps in increase the morale and motivation of employees which is a boost up for organizing.
Strategies to improve weaving cloth production to support Betang Long House tourism in Sintang, West Kalimantan, Indonesia
Amin Setyo Leksono, Aminudin Afandhi, Irfan Mustafa, Khoirun Nisa and Pether Sobian
Abstract: Research on efforts to improve weaving cloth production to support Betang Long House tourism was conducted in Ensaid Panjang Village, Sintang, West Kalimantan, Indonesia. This study adopted a qualitative approach. A data collection technique was done through interviews, and direct observation.
The Effects of Micronutrient Intervention on Anemia, Fitness, and Work Productivity on Female Tea Pickers
Eryasih Setyorini, Faisal Anwar, Hadi Riyadi, Ali Khomsan
Abstract: The prevalence of iron deficiency worldwide is 30%, in developing countries it lies between 40-45%, whereas in developed countries it is 10% (Usfar et al. 2012). Based on the research of Riskesdas 2018, it is known that the prevalence of anemia in pregnant women is 48.9% with the most age having anemia lies between 15-24 years old (84.6%).
The Sociological and Cultural Factors for The Prevalence of Illgal Trek to Republic of South Africa: The Case of Shone Town, Hadiya Zone, SNNPR, Ethiopia
Bereket Alemu
Abstract: This article examines socio-cultural factors for the prevalence illegal migration to RSA. So, as to attain the intended objectives, both qualitative and quantitative method of data collection was used. The quantitative data was collected through questionnaires and interview schedule from 141 registered returnee and 175 HHMs respectively.
On fixed decomposition of non-deranged permutations
Ibrahim M. and M.S.Magami
Abstract: Permutation statistic is one of the interesting field in Mathematics. In this paper we compute and redefined some statistics with
Adultery Judgement and its impact in India
Tamoghna Chattopadhyay, Siva Mahadevan, Karthik Chandrashekhar Pingle
Abstract: This paper tries to find the impact that the Adultery Judgement pronounced by the Honourable Supreme Court of India has been able to impact the people on the bond of marriage. For this, the judgement was analysed after which a questionnaire was made to a distinct set of age groups. Then the answers of the questionnaire were analysed, and a conclusion as to the final output of this analysis was created.
Project and Program Evaluation Process, Consultancy and Terms of Reference with Challenges, Opportunities and Recommendations
Moses Jeremiah .Barasa Kabeyi,
Abstract: Evaluation involves systematic determination of the merit, significance and worth of a project or program by means of a criteria guided by a set of standards. Use of consultants in evaluation brings independence and professionalism in project evaluation. Terms of reference forms the basis of contractual relationship and states clearly the parameters to be measured in an evaluation undertaking by a consultant.
Automatic Strategy to Control Entire Villager's Water Valves with User Level Authentication
Gopiya Naik. S, Tejas-Manuja, Priyanka-Spoorthi
Abstract: Water is the basic needs of the humans. So it should be supplied controllably and at the appropriate time to locality. The water supply system is a part of the rural and urban infrastructure, commercial and personal usage which must assure the continuity of the water distribution, water quality control and the monitoring. The traditional drinking water supply system is facing many problems related to filtration, pumping of water, distribution of water and testing of water.
Comparison of Purse String Versus Conventional Closure of Ileostomy Skin Wounds
Dr. Amritanshu Saurabh, Dr.Neeti kapur
Abstract: Background- Ileostomy closure is common surgical procedure done in most center across the globe. The aim of the study was to compare the purse string(PS) versus conventional linear closure(CLC) of ileostomy skin wounds in the incidence of Surgical Site Infection (SSI) following the stoma reversal. The secondary aim was to compare the cosmetic outcome following the two techniques, and also to identify other factors (such as duration of the operation and the postoperative stay, medication and complications) that might affect wound healing.
The Role of Brand Image in Customer Satisfaction towards Commercial Bank of Butwal Sub-Metropolitan City
Subhadra Sharma
Abstract: The purpose of the study was to investigate the role of customer satisfaction on brand image towards the commercial at Butwal Sub- Metropolitan city. The result of ANOVA and regression indicate the strong relationship between brand image and customer satisfaction. The survey was carried out using 305 respondents. This results also indicate that brand image of the commercial banks is highly concerned with the satisfaction level towards their customers.
Trends in leather processing: A Review
Peter Maina, Moses A Ollengo and Esther W Nthiga
Abstract: Tanning is the process by which raw skins and hides are converted to a durable and flexible material which is non-putrescible. Leather has good hydrothermal stability, good mechanical properties, and its resistance to chemical and biological degradation helps it to be used in various applications. Leather can be used for various purposes such as making of handbags, belts, clothing, small accessories and shoes, furniture, interior decoration.
Importance of Antenatal Care, Factors Affecting Utilization of ANC in Bombali District- Northern Sierra Leone
Prince T. Lamin-Boima and Catherine M Norman
Abstract: Maternal mortality continues to pose challenges as Sierra Leone record the highest maternal mortality rates in the world (857 per 100 000 live birth). This study sought to determine the importance of antenatal care and factors affecting utilization of antenatal care service in Bombali district Northern Sierra Leone. A cross-sectional study that combines both qualitative and quantitative data collection methods were conducted for 174 Antenatal Care attendees and 26 health care providers.
The Utilization of Child Healthcare Services at the Ola during Children Hospital in Freetown
Abstract: Given the magnitude of utilization of child health care services and the interventions available, much has not been done, most of these problems are silent. There remain, to a large extent, uncounted and unreported cases. Child health program should focus on addressing these problems and identifying cost-effective health-related program interventions that are likely to reduce child morbidity and mortality. This work having perceived this resilient silent crisis will cover socio-cultural factors which are discovered to be influencing the utilization of child healthcare services in the Sierra Leone society using "Ola During Children's Hospital" as a case study and thus the research sought to assess the utilization of Child Health Care service at this Hospital in
Modernization of Regular Vendu Reviewed from Sociological Philosophy and Juridistic
Raden Ibnu Arly, HM Isnaeni, Hufron
Abstract: The legal basic for sales auctions in Indonesia today is the Vendu Reglement Staatsblad (Law of Auction) in 1908 number 189 which is the highest source of auction law in Indonesia and is valid until now as the only "law" governing the procedures for conducting auctions in Indonesia. Vendu Reglement consists of 49 (forty nine) Articles, most of which are not valid or cannot be implemented anymore, because they cannot accomodate legal developments and the increasing role of the auction, with details : 9 Articles have been revoked, 19 Articles have been inactive, and 21 Articles are still active with various adjustments.
Effect of Commitment, Self-Efficacy, Motivation and Effectiveness on the Work Productivity of Public Middle School Teachers in North Minahasa Regency
Jane Esther Sangian, Johannis.F.Senduk, Orbanus Naharia, Benny B. Binilan
Abstract: This study aims to determine the effect of commitment, self-efficacy, motivation, effectiveness on the work productivity of teachers of Public Middle Schools in North Minahasa district. This research uses a quantitative research approach with a survey method with causality study techniques and uses path analysis, which is a pattern that shows the influence of variables with a sample taken from teachers in state junior high schools in North Minahasa regency by cluster random sampling of 120 people.
The concept of 'Idealism' and 'Transcendentalism' in Browning's monologue "Fra Lippo Lippi"
Pretty Priyam
Abstract: Fra Lippo Lippi presents a complete statement of Browning's concept of 'Art'. The concept of "Transcendentalism" in which the material world is the symbolic projection of the super sensuous world of immutable ideas. The main argument in the poem is creating art that is realistic, the artist is connecting with a sense of spirituality. We find Lippo explaining his concept of art and defending his thoughts regarding art. Thus, a struggle between 'Realism' and 'Idealism' can be clearly seen in this poem.
Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises
Akinwale M. Oteniya, Matthew N. O. Sadiku, and Sarhan M. Musa
Abstract: Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are determined by the number of employees. This number varies between countries. The designation SME is intended to differentiate businesses with relatively small amounts of capital and personnel from larger organizations. SMEs occupy a very important position in our national economy. They have been playing a major role in global economic and social development. This paper provides a brief introduction on small and medium-sized enterprises.
Effectiveness of Leadership On Business Performance of Farmers Agricultural Cooperative Unions in Horo Guduru Wollega Zone, Ethiopia
Mr. Mosisa Deressa Lemmi, Professor S. Nakkiran
Abstract: The main intent of this study is 'to examine the level of business knowledge of cooperative leaders to enhance Agricultural cooperatives business performances'. The study covers 96 leaders of sampled primary agricultural cooperatives and 192 individual members of primary agricultural cooperatives from members of Chafe buluk farmer's cooperative union and Haragu farmers' agricultural cooperative union.
Genetics Flash Flipbook Based Improve Learning Models: The Validation of Learning Media in University
Mistianah, Khoirunnisa
Abstract: The learning system in Indonesia should attend the developments and the changed of the 21st century by using information technology in the learning process. One of the efforts in accommodating 21st century learning at IKIP Budi Utomo Malang, especially in Biology Education Study Program in genetics subjects was the development of Genetic Flash Flipbook media with Improve learning models.
CG and CEG Distributions with Uniform Secondary Distribution
Latha C M and Sandhya E
Abstract: Compound geometric (CG) and Compound extended geometric (CEG) distributions with uniform distribution on {0,1, ....n−1} as secondary distribution are discussed. Probabilities are evaluated numerically using Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) technique.
Influence of Organizational factors on the Job Satisfaction of the Apparel Sector Employees in Anuradhapura district
PGRB Chandrasekara
Abstract: The purpose of this study was to investigate the Influence of Organizational factors on the Job Satisfaction of the Apparel Sector Employees in Anuradhapura district. Organizational factors were considered as the independent variable and the Job Satisfaction of the Apparel Sector Employees in Anuradhapura district was considered as the dependent variable. Researcher used five organizational factors as the independent variables.
Policy Responsibilities In Police Report Handling On Criminal Actions Related To Good Government General Principles (AUPB)
Hadi Pranoto, Made Warka, Hufron
Abstract: The police as part of the State Administration Agency, and members of the police as personally police officers, can be held accountable, meaning that there is an act of responsibility, or something that is accountable.
Secondary Schools Principals' Management Styles and Teacher Motivation in The Western Region of Kenya
Christine Kerubo Owinyi, Lydia Wamocha, Samuel O. Obaki, Alice Owano
Abstract: This paper is based on an on-going postgraduate research study which is aimed at investigating the effect of different management styles of principals on teacher motivation in secondary schools. Effective management is one of the keys to any form of success in a system. Studies carried out in different nations including Israel, Nigeria, America, Uganda and Kenya emphasize the importance of good management in institutions.
Effect of corporate governance on financial performance of Nepalese commercial banks
Mrs. Surakshya Gautam
Abstract: This study examines the impact of corporate governance on financial performance of Nepalese commercial banks. The return on assets (ROA) and return on equity (ROE) are the dependent variables. Women on board of director (WD), audit committee size (AS), firm size (FS), board size (BS), board independence (BI), foreign ownership (FO) and credit deposit ratio (CD) are the independent variables. The data are collected from the annual reports of selected commercial banks. Total of 23 commercial banks of Nepal are included in this study from 2012/13 to 2016/17 leading to a total of 115 observations. The regression and correlation models were estimated to test the significance and importance of corporate governance and performance of Nepalese commercial banks.
Consumers Attitude Towards Global Luxury Car Brand Purchase Intention: Development of a Conceptual Model
S. Sumith De Silva, Prof. Dr. Ali Khatibi, Dr. S. M. Ferdous Azam
Abstract: The consumption of luxury brands is influenced by a number of factors such as consumers' attitude, identity, personality, mindset, values, social influence and financial power, etc. Researchers have conducted a number of scholarly studies on consumption of luxury brands in rich Western countries, and have analyzed the behavioral outcomes of consumers in terms of hedonism, prestige, uniqueness, quality, and conspicuous consumption
Emotional Intelligence And Its Relationship To Emotional Literacy Strategies Of The Teachers Of Jones Rural School
Genesis N. Damaso
Abstract: This study aimed to explore and identify the relationship of emotional intelligence to the emotional literacy strategies of teachers of Jones Rural School. The researcher used a total population sampling at 95% confidence level and 5% margin of error to select 79 respondents. A descriptive correlation method of research was utilized. Data were gathered using questionnaire divided into three parts: personal information, emotional intelligence, and emotional literacy strategies.
BOX-PCR based genotyping of Pseudomonas aeruginosa isolates from burn wounds
U. Baneen, S.Ray, M.Nawaz, Sk.Shervani, SN.Sajid, Z.Haider, S.Zafar
Abstract: BOX-PCR is a satisfactory apparatus for clinical Pseudomonas aeruginosa isolates from burn wounds. Pseudomonas aeruginosa is an infectious organism can be found in hospital atmosphere and home tanks such as, baths, dish cloths, sinks, and floors as well. Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a typical Gram-negative, pole molded bacterium that can cause ailment in plants and creatures, including people.
Effect Of Work Discipline And Work Environment To Performance Of Employees
Siti Karlina Hidayati, Badia Perizade, Marlina Widiyanti
Abstract: The purpose of this research is to examine and to analyse the effect of work discipline and work environment on employee performance (A study case Rumah Sakit Umum Pusat (RSUP) Dr.Mohammad Hoesin Palembang). This research used Multiple Linier Regression Analysis and the result indicated that work discipline and work environment has a positive and significant effect on employee performance (A study case Rumah Sakit Umum Pusat (RSUP) Dr.Mohammad Hoesin Palembang).
From sandboxes to laboratories: evolution of wargaming into a method for experimental studies
Natalia Wojtowicz
Abstract: The following article is an attempt at conceptualization of using wargaming as a proxy laboratory. This paper investigates the potential of wargaming as an experimental study by presenting the review of scientific wargaming and its predecessors from the discipline. Based on the literature review, multiple categories of wargames can be recognized with its own perspective on common parameters in specific scenarios. The review led to a preliminary taxonomy which can be derived from the categories paired with parametrization.
Impact of Effective Internal Control Implementation on Private commercial Bank's Financial Performance; Special Reference to Central Province of Sri Lanka
K.A.H.M.Kumari & Dr.W.M. R. B. Weerasooriya
Abstract: Internal control system is a system design and implemented by the management to safeguard assets, ensuring accuracy and reliability of information and increasing the effectiveness of entity's operations. The need for the internal control system in Banks can't be undermined since the banking sector has a crucial role to play in the economic stability and rapid growth in real economic activities. Nevertheless, effective implementation of internal controls on private bank's financial performance is under studied.
The Influence Of Political Exposure In Digital Media To The Participation Of Prospective Voters For Demokrat Party In East Java Ahead Of The Election 2019
Dr. Syaifuddin, M.Si
Abstract: This study entitled the Influence of Political News Exposure in Digital Media to the Participation of Prospective Voters for Demokrat Party in East Java Ahead of the Election 2019. The aims of this study was to determine the influence and benefits of political news exposure in digital media to the participation of prospective voters for Demokrat Party in East Java. The method used in this journal was a quantitative method.
Development Of Physics Learning Instruments With Guided Inquiry Learning Model By PhET Simulation To Train Student's Science Process Skills On Dynamic Electricity In High School
Miftakhul Ulum, Soetjipto, Leny Yuanita
Abstract: This research aims to: developing of physic learning instruments with guided inquiry learning model by PhET simulation to train student's science process skills on dynamic electricity in high school. The subject of this research is physics learning instrume with a guided inquiry model assisted by a PhET simulation to practice the science process skills developed and will be tested to class X in Muhammadiyah 3 High School Tulangan, academic year 2018/2019.
Development Of Guided Inquiry Learning Model By Articulate Storyline Media On Elasticity Materials To Increase Student's Motivation And Learning Achievement
Masadah, Wasis, Tjipto Prastowo
Abstract: The aim of this reasearch is development of guided inquiry learning model by articulate storyline media on elasticity materials to increase student's motivation and learning achievement.This research type is development research, researchers develop instrument that produce certain products that include syllabus, lesson plans, student activity sheets (student worksheets), student books, and knowledge learning test results.
The Influence Of Parenting Style On Social Sensitivity And Student's Achievement In MTs. Tarbiyatul Ummah Robatal Sampang Madura
Machfurloh Swega Permana, Nasution, Harmanto
Abstract: This research aims to influence of parenting style on social sensitivity and student's achievement in MTs. Tarbiyatul Ummah Robatal Sampang Madura. The research entitled the effect of parenting parents on social sensitivity in students in MTs. Tarbiyatul Ummah Robatal Sampang is a quantitative study. Quantitative research will use numbers as data which will be analyzed based on statistical tests.
Ramzi Esaheh
Abstract: Information and communication technologies have multiple functions. This means that both, technology and the economic system, are evolving. ICT and digitalization are affecting the economy as a separate sector of the economy. Investment and growth of this sector automatically contributes to the growth of economy.
Influence of nitrogen and phosphorus levels on growth and quality of Bermuda lawn grass (Cynodon dactylon) cv. Selection-1
Kanda Jena And C. R. Mohanty
Abstract: A field trial was conducted during the period from October, 2013 to January, 2015 to study the effect of nitrogen and phosphorus on growth and quality of Bermuda lawn grass (Cynodon dactylon) cv. Selection-1 and to determine the most suitable dose for establishment and maintenance of a quality lawn. In the present investigation three levels of nitrogen viz., 10, 20 and 30 g/m2, three levels of phosphorus viz., 5, 10 and 15 g/m2 and a fixed dose of potassium viz., 5 g/m2 were tried along with untreated control (viz., N0P0 and K0) comprising of 10 different combinations. Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium were applied as urea (46.0 % N), single super phosphate (16.0 % P2O5), and muriate of potash (60.0 %) respectively.
Effect of Nickel Sulphate Toxicity On Radish Plant
Kashif Waqas, Shuja Ur Rehman, Arsalan Ashraf, Hafiz Muhammad Zeshan Safdar, Mahnoor Qayyum Khan, Kinza Tanvir, Rimsha Iqbal, Faisal Iqbal
Abstract: To check and analyze the effect of nickel sulphate toxicity on radish plant, a research was conducted in the old Botanical Garden at University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. In different concetrations of nickel sulphate solution (10, 20, 30 mM), Raphanussativus specie of radish (Mooli Day-40) was grown to study the morphological parameters like shoot and root length, shoot nad root weight, number of leaves, total carotenoids and chloropyll. Ni-stress remarkably reduced the growth attributes of radish plant. Results were reported after data collection and applying statistical anaylsis by using latest software packages. A noticeable drop in physiological and morphological attributes was recorded. However in biochemical attributes level of chlorophyll a and b was reduced while subsequent elevation was noticed in carotenoid concentration.
Verifying Tourism-Led Growth Hypothesis (TLGH) in Ethiopia: Time series analysis
Kidanemariam Gidey Gebrehiwot
Abstract: Tourism-led growth hypothesis argues that international tourism is a source of economic advancement through generating foreign currency, creating employment opportunities, stimulating greater investments in infrastructure and inspiring the development of other economic sectors that ultimately improved the living standard of the citizens of a country. Knowing the importance of tourism sector, Ethiopia has taken this sector as a strategy to achieve its short and long run economic objectives. Therefore, the principal objective of this study is to validate the Tourism-Led growth hypothesis (TLGH) in Ethiopia over the annual period 1991-2018. To attain the envisaged objective, the standard Augmented Dickey–Fuller (ADF) and Phillips–Perron (PP) unit root tests were applied to check the stationarity of each series.
Laws of Authority and Uncertain Law On the Beach Reclamation Activities in The Gulf Coast of Jakarta
Agung Sakti Pribadi, Made Warka, Slamet Suhartono
Abstract: Conflict of authority and legal uncertainty related to coastal reclamation in coastal areas and small islands surfaced in almost reclamation activities in the area, especially the implementation of reclamation in the Jakarta Bay. Although the reclamation at Ancol Beach was successful in the 1980s, it does not guarantee that the reclamation will run smoothly and successfully in the era of regional autonomy. Various regulations have emerged that regulate reclamation activities and the authority to manage coastal and small islands. Such a lot of rules actually makes stakeholders more uncertain to use what regulations are in accordance with the interests of their respective regions.
The Nature of Termination of Criminal Criminal Attendance Based On Restorative Justice
Yoyok Subagiono, Teguh Prasetyo, Otto Yudianto
Abstract: In Indonesia the development of the concept of Restorative Justice is something new, Restorative Justice is a form of justice that emphasizes the involvement of all parties involved in a particular crime, both the victim, the perpetrator and the community to jointly solve the problem in dealing with the consequences of the crime, with orientation to improve, create reconciliation and satisfy all parties. As diversified, Restorative Justice is carried out outside the formal process through the court to demonstrate law enforcement and a sense of justice properly.
Comparative Adsorption Studies of Hexavalent Chromium Ion On Acid-Modified and Raw Mangrove Sorbents
Cookey, A. Grace; Iboroma, S. Daopuye; Maduelosi, N. Jane
Abstract: Adsorption capacities of acid-modified (MoMB and MoMR) and raw (RaMB and RaMR) mangrove bark and root sorbents on hexavalent chromium ion have been evaluated with respect to pH, adsorbent dosage, particle size, concentration of hexavalent chromium ion and contact time using batch adsorption technique. It was found that acid-modified mangrove sorbents exhibited higher adsorption capacities than raw mangrove sorbents.
The Association of Fibroblast Growth Factor-2 (FGF-2) Expression with Benign, Borderline, and Malignant Phyllodes Tumours of the Breast
Rizmeyni Azima, Delyuzar, Betty
Abstract: Phyllodes tumours is a rare biphasic tumours, this is composed of neoplastic stromal cells and evolution containing epithelium. The stromal tumour is more cellular and increased. Phyllodes tumours are far less common than fibroadenoma and de novo arising, and not from previous fibroadenoma tumours. The bad changes are the feared malignant are increased stromal cellularity, anaplasia, high mitotic activity, rapidly increasing tumour size, and infiltative edges. The incidence of phyllodes is <1% of all breast neoplasm in 0,1-0,5%, with the most incidence occurring at the age of 30- 40 years old.
Correlation of Stromal Tumor-Infiltrating Lymphocytes (TILs) Degrees with Total Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) in Benign Prostate Hyperplasia and Prostate Adenocarcinoma
M Taufik Siregar, Delyuzar, Lidya Imelda Laksmi
Abstract: Prostate disorders are one of the main causes of quality of life disorders in men. Since 1994, the total PSA value has been approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as a marker of early detection, determining the stage and prognosis in prostate cancer. Many studies have reported the benefits of tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs) in tumor cells, where TILs are effective in slowing tumor progression, although the mechanism is still the opposite.
Effect of diluted Royal jelly on Semen quality, immunological and biochemical parameters in white rabbits
Ahmed Abbas Hasan, Hassan A.Farman, Anaam Mahdi Dawood AL-KHASRAJI
Abstract: Background: Royal jelly was secreted from cephalic glands of nurse bees as product, this product has many activities on health especially the infertility effects. This study was design to determine the royal jell activity on rats males.
The Relationship between Clinicopathological Features of Invasive Breast Cancer Patients Based on IGF-1R Expression
Adeline Leo, Delyuzar, Betty
Abstract: Background: Breast cancer is the most common cancer found in women with approximately 23% cases of all cancer. It has been known that signaling through IGF-1R is involved in growth of many cancer especially breast cancer, for example by affecting cell proliferation, survival, invasion, and metastasis. One of the receptors in IGF pathway is IGF-1R. The research of IGF-1R expression and clinicopathological features in breast cancer patients is still controversial.
Evaluate the feasibility of Pangasius pond farming for waste-water treatment
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Le Nguyen Doan Khoi
Abstract: This paper concerned the environmental pollution of water used for Pangasius farming. Principally, pond must be located and constructed to minimize negative impacts on the other users and the environment. Particularly, the main environmental concerns in the Pangasius farming sector are the waste-water released from the farm to river. Therefore, the water in pond farming has to be taken care of and cleaned. Generally, if the Pangasius farmers pay much more attention to waste-water treatment before discharging to the river, they will avoid the problem of a polluted water source.
A systematic study on classical cryptographic cypher in order to design a smallest cipher
Md. Shamim Hossain Biswas, Dr. Md. Asraf Ali, Dr. Mostafijur Rahman, Mr. Md. Khaled Sohel, Mr. Md. Maruf Hasan, Kausik Sarkar, Abu Shamim Aminur razzaque
Abstract: The cryptography is the branch of Cryptology. It is a combination of mathematics and computer Science. It is the study of obscuring information in cyberspace. Cipher is a set of algorithm which comprise of encryption and decryption. The cipher paly important role in modern technology. The technologies involving communication including the Internet, Mobile Phones, Digital Television, and ATM machine rely on cipher in order to maintain security and privacy. Thinking about aforesaid importance of cipher in cryptography, in this article, we have designed a smallest cipher which may be efficient in RFID chips. The smallest cipher has been comprised of five mathematical operation: Exponentiation, Multiplication, Addition, Subtraction and Division based on systematic study of classical cipher. The proposed cipher is a keyless cipher, but it is very efficient in secret information passing.
Association Between Immunohistochemical Expression of Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF) and Fibroblast Growth Factor-2 (FGF-2) with Histopathology Grade of Meningioma
Anna Mariana, Delyuzar, T Ibnu Alferraly
Abstract: Meningioma is one of the intracranial primary tumors that often occurs with the incidence in the United States covering 36% of all tumors in the central nervous system. The growth of solid tumors such as meningiomas is highly dependent on angiogenesis. Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF) and Fibroblast growth Factor-2 (FGF-2) are angiogenic factors that mediate positive regulation for angiogenesis. Both VEGF and FGF-2 examinations in previous meningioma have been carried out, but using blood serum samples.
Economic Roles and Constraints of Micro and Small Enterprises in Ethiopia: Case from Wolkite Town
Abdulaziz Mosa
Abstract: This study investigates the socio-economic impacts and determinants of micro and small enterprises (MSE) using 100 samples of MSEs in Wolkite town. The majority of enterprises in the surveyed town are MSE and large numbers of the residents made their livelihood through micro and small enterprise. The finding of the study reveals that MSEs have socio-economic impacts such as employment opportunity and income generation. In terms of sector, manufacturing creates more job opportunity than service and trade sector.
To assess properties of Contrafeedant® under the brand name Onteem® in comparison with Market Standard Solo Azadirachtin formulation against Spodoptera litura
Mr. Keshav Anand, Mr. Uday Anand, Mr. Shivraj Anand, Mr. Sandeep Datta, Dr. Mona Joshi, Miss Nidhi Kumari and Mr. Durgesh Kumar Chaudhary
Abstract: The aim of the present study is to depict the properties of Contrafeedant® formulation under the brand name Onteem®. This when applied on the plants, it distastes the insects from feeding on crop, make uncomfortable to oviposit and make insects unstable to hide in the plant canopy to get exposed to insecticides application. This can be integrated and used with chemical insect control, which can help & manage the insect population under economic threshold level of attack involving the good agricultural practices.
Characteristics of Anogenital Condyloma Acuminatum Patients with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) in Haji Adam Malik General Hospital January 2012 - December 2017 Period
Enda Esthy Latheresia Sitepu, Richard Hutapea, Kristina Nadeak
Abstract: Introduction : Condyloma Acuminatum (CA) is a sexually transmitted disease (STD) caused by Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) especially types 6 and 11, which can be found mainly in 90-95% cases. Clinical features may be papillomatous papules or nodules found on the mucous membrane or skin of the external genitalia, perineum and anus. It is transmitted through sexual contact, both genito-genital, oro-genital and genito-anal.
Children's Language Development Through the Storytelling Methods of Picture-Card Media
Novita Widiyaningrum, Siti Masitoh, Rachma Hasibuan
Abstract: The purpose of this research is to describe the development of children through the storytelling method of picture-card media. The childs development is the ability to speak. Research methods use quantitative research with quasi experiments. The population is kindergarten students aged 5-6 years. Data collection techniques using observation guidelines with an indicator of the ability of the child can answer questions of characters and characters in the story and the child can continue some of the stories listened to. Data analysis techniques using one-way variance analysis test. The results showed that the value of Fcount 5.167 with a significance of 0.026, meaning that childrens development for the ability to speak is influenced by the storytelling method of picture-card media.
Determinants of Banking Performance of Licensed Specialised Banks in Sri Lanka: A Time Series Analysis
H. E. K. Fernando, T. M. J. A. Cooray
Abstract: Financial sector plays a vital role for the economic development of a country. Stability of banks is vital for a profitable and healthy financial system of the country since they provide funds for investment by controlling funds from savings to productive uses for money. Licensed Specialised banks (LSB) operating in Sri Lanka are mainly engaged in lending for national development projects and lending in regional level but legalized to limited engagements in foreign exchange.
Artificial Intelligence based AFB microscopy for Pulmonary Tuberculosis in North India: A pilot study
Vineeta Khare, M.D;Ankit Agrawal, BDS; Prashant Gupta, M.D.; Shelley Saxena, B.E.,MBA
Abstract: Introduction: Microscopy is the simplest and the most important step in diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis. But the microscopy requires considerable experience and is bound to human errors. Artificial intelligence (AI) based microscopy can be an answer to this problem. AI can be used even where expert microscopists are not available. Sevamob provides artificial intelligence enabled healthcare platform to organizations. It uses deep learning for image recognition, machine learning for triaging and computer vision for object counting.
Youth bands: between theories of the past and presence in modern society. The analysis of the phenomenon in official statistics
N. Malizia, G.L.M. Dinicolò
Abstract: The research carried out to date on the subject of youth gangs have studied the phenomenon from different and sometimes radically opposite angles. The "gangs", moreover, have taken on characteristics and reasons to be peculiar over time and space. It is thus impossible to trace the identikit of an immanent and hegemonic band model, and any attempt to do so can only prove to be partial and reductive.
Modeling of The Lane Changing Motor Vehicle Traffic On Roads with Two Lanes
Justus Kaisa Nyang'acha, Prof. Oduor Okoya, Prof. Naftali Omolo Ongati
Abstract: Heterogeneous motor vehicle flow models are developed to take into account of local and major changes such as the increase of motor vehicle types and number, increase of the number of lanes, lane shifting characteristics, overtaking and identification of areas prone to accidents and congestion. Lighthill - Whitham and Richards motor vehicle traffic model, investigated how homogeneous vehicles travels in a one dimensional, single lane road; without curvatures. Petrosyan and Balabanyan
The Impact of Pesticide Use on Chili Plants (Capsicum annum L.) on Soil Arthropod Diversity with Semi-Organic and Conventional Agricultural Systems in Dau District, Malang Regency, Indonesia
Hestin Atas Asih, Amin Setyo Leksono, Zulfaidah Penata Gama
Abstract: This study aims to determine the impact of the use of pesticides on chili (Capsicum annum L.) on the diversity of soil arthropods on land with semi-organic and Conventional farming systems in Dau sub-district, Malang regency, Indonesia. Arthropod sampling was carried out using the pitfall trap method, measuring the abiotic factors of soil temperature, soil pH, air humidity, and light intensity as well as the interview method. Arthropod diversity data analysis was analyzed using Microsoft Excel by calculating the Shannon-Wiener diversity index (H ), evenness (E), dominance index (ID), and taxa richness (TR).
The Improving Academic Performance Through Effective Managing Psychological Capital: With Reference To Undergraduates Of Rajarata University Of Sri Lanka
Udayanga, J.B.P, Weerasinghe, I.M.S
Abstract: Psychological capital has been receiving increasing attention of global academia as it is deemed as an important controller of human performance. In business management it has extensively been explored, however no significant attention has been received to sightsee how the concept could be effectively used to swell academic performance of
Improving Students Writing Skill Using English Movie With Subtitle
Suparwoto Sapto Wahono & Ulfa Khodijatul Qodriah
Abstract: This research is about improving the students' writing skills using English movies with subtitles. In this research, the movie used is short movies applying the narrative text to make the teaching-learning process effective. This research applied a Classroom Action Research. The research was carried out in two cycles. The steps were namely planning, implementing, observing, and reflecting. The data of the research were completed by using quantitative and qualitative data. The research finding showed that after using the English movie subtitle, the students' writing skill achievement improved.
The Effect Of Experiential Marketing On Customer Satisfaction At CGV Cinema In Palembang
Afrizal Zahri, Zakaria Wahab, Marlina Widiyanti
Abstract: The purpose of this study was to determine and analyze the impact of experiential marketing on customer satisfaction at CGV Cinema in Palembang. The used data are primary data obtained from a survey of 150 customers CGV Cinema in the city of Palembang, which were selected randomly.
The Effect of Malting On Sorghum and Maize for Weaning Food Production
Ajobiewe A. M, Olorunsogbon B.F. and Alaba J.O.
Abstract: The study focused on the effect of malting sorghum and soaking of maize for weaning food with a view to producing an affordable and nutritious complementary food for low – income families. Seven formulations were prepared as sample A to G. The samples were subjected to proximate, functional, anti – nutritional factors and sensory evaluation.
Effects of methanogenic bacteria type on yield and quality of biogas from agricultural wastes
M. Maliki and E.U. Ikhuoria
Abstract: In order to solve the challenges facing agricultural waste disposal and energy scarcity, several researches to convert agricultural waste to biogas and to increase biogas yield have been conducted. However, studies that establishes maximum biogas yield in conjunction with improved biogas quality are
Mapping the Potential for Social Enterprises in Coastal Areas
Kresnawati, Siti Hanila
Abstract: This research was conducted in order to obtain the best innovation strategy for Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDES) to improve the economic welfare of the coastal communities of Sukasari, Lawang Agung and Kunkai Baru, Seluma Regency. Mapping analysis of potentials and problems that occur in BUMDES in coastal areas is done by using the Focus Group Discussion (FGD) method through SWOT analysis techniques and Criterium Plus - Analytical Hierarchy Process analysis.
Association of Fibrosis with the Proliferation Index of Liver Malignancy
Indra Yacob, Delyuzar, Joko S Lukito
Abstract: Myofibroblast is a contractile cell type that has a high capacity to release ECM which will eventually cause fibrosis. TGF-β regulates the development of epithelial-mesenchymal transitions (EMT) and promotes fibrogenesis. TGF-β acts to encode proteins that regulate cell proliferation, differentiation, and growth and play a role in the main pathway of the myofibroblast signaling which will ultimately lead to fibrosis. TGF-β can also act as a tumor promoter through epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT) regulation.
The correlation between cytology of tuberculosis through eosinophilic mass containing brown particles feature and various bacterial strain
Delyuzar, Sinaga BYM, Yunita R
Abstract: It has been proved that diagnostic cytology of tuberculosis through eosinophilic mass containing brown particles feature can be used to establish diagnose of tuberculous lymphadenitis. The eosinophilic mass containing brown particles is not a classical hystopathology feature of tuberculous infection. Many patients with TB-HIV (Tuberculosis-Human Immunodeficiency Virus) do not show classical feature of TB on pathology examination. Some studies suggest that there is another Mycobacterium strain relates to cytology feature as a specific lymphadenitis.
Factors Affecting Implementation of Customs Integration in East Africa
Felix Kilonzi
Abstract: A customs union refers in general terms to a political structure established by two or more states apparently not only to create a free trade platform but also to establish a common trade policy towards third countries, including the creation of common trade barriers. While progress has been made so far, significant aspects of these modules remains to be done. There has been problem of non-uniform customs tariffs existing within the E.A member states slowing down faster integration. The main purpose of the research study was to establish the institutional factors affecting implementation of customs integration in East
Municipalities Elections and the Participation of Youth and Women
Ramzi Odah, Phd, Ala Lahloh, MA.,
Abstract: Young people under 30 years of age represent about one third of the population, while the percentage is close to half among women, but empirical evidence indicates that the representation and participation rates of these two groups are low. Comparative data indicate that there is a sharp decline in the participation of youth and women in the municipal elections in 2017 compared to the elections in 2012; that there are several reasons behind this decline, including the high rates of consensus lists, in addition to the low percentage of party lists, and the low participation rates in voting.
Possibilities for the innovative IT database technology utilisation for the traffic induced seismicity affecting historical buildings in Slovakia
Daniel Papan, Zuzana Papanova, Veronika Valaskova
Abstract: The aim of research paper is to describe approach to determine the dynamic response of reference historical buildings in Slovakia due to transport involved microtremor by theoretical and experimental way. The dynamic analysis results of the reference historical structures include in the universally accessible database. Summarize standardized criteria for microtremor traffic effect on the historic buildings abroad and for Slovakia region to establish a basis for their assessment criteria as specified group of buildings. Determination of seismic resistance to the effects of traffic seismicity.
Comparative analysis - Innovation initiatives in Malaysia
G Gunasegaran Gopal
Abstract: This conceptual paper explores the state of innovation and factors that need to be implemented and rectified to improve innovation initiatives in Malaysia. Although many initiatives had taken by Malaysia to build and improve the innovation ecosystem in Malaysia, the outcome of innovations in Malaysia is not par with other countries in Asian continent.
Recurrent Cystic Hygroma In Adults: a rare case report
Dr.Dinesh Dutt Sharma, Dr Manish Kumar Mahala, Dr Rishabh Bhargava, Dr Ajay Malviya
Abstract: Cystic hygroma is an aberrant proliferation of lymphatic vessels resulting from abnormal development of the lymphatic system1,2.
Bayes' Estimators of an Exponentially Distributed Random Variables Using Al-Bayyati's Loss Function
Nicholas Pindar Dibal, Adegoke Taiwo Mobolaji and Yahaya Abdullahi Musa
Abstract: This research work discusses on the estimation of an unknown rate parameter of an Exponential distribution using Bayesian methodology under the Al-Bayyati's loss function with different prior distributions. The rate parameter of an Exponential distribution is assumed to follow non-informative prior distribution (such as extension of Jeffrey's prior distribution) and informative prior distribution (such as Gamma prior distribution, Gamma-Chi-square prior distribution, Gamma – Exponential prior distribution and Chi-square-Exponential prior distribution).
Comparative Study And Differentiated Pedagogy And The Traditional Or Expositive Method: A Proposal Against School Failure In Brazzaville
Elenga Bibiane Dorothée
Abstract: Experience shows that our colleges are composed of classes with large heterogeneous groups. Its members come from diverse backgrounds, with different linguistic and cultural heritage and diverse learning habits. This heterogeneity imposes in pedagogy large groups a distribution of tasks and roles, different from those found in the usual classical situations.
Study of Efficient technique based on Entropic Threshold for edge detection in Bone Marrow Images
Sathish K R, Swaroop M, Achudan TS, Vishnupriya R
Abstract: Thresholding is an important task in image processing. It is a main tool in pattern recognition, image segmentation, edge detection and scene analysis. In this paper, we present a new thresholding technique based on Tsallis and shannon entropy. The main advantages of the proposed method are its robustness and its flexibility.
A Comprehensive Study of Gandhian Philosophy of Education
Dr. Dipen Tayung
Abstract: Mahatma Gandhi is one of the most influential philosopher as well as social reformer in the contemporary Indian philosophy. His earlier life was influenced by his mother's religious outlook and this has encouraged him to practice truthfulness, honesty, non-violence for the duration of the whole life. Gandhi is well known in the domain of politics and social reform than in the field of education. Nevertheless, he is one of the greatest teachers of mankind for all times to come "a prophet of its spiritual regeneration.
Effects Of Training As An Aspect Of Preparedness Of First Responders On Efficacious Response To Terrorist Attacks
Katamu, C. H., Dr. Nabiswa, F. & Rev. Dr. Odhiambo, E .O. S
Abstract: Inefficacious response to terrorist attacks in Nairobi County is regularly evident in accounts of inadequate preparedness of response organization. Infighting, incompetence and long duration taken for response to attacks is recurring and costs for not addressing their preparedness level is
Corporate Governance And Voluntary Disclosure Level; Evidence From Manufacturing Companies In Sri Lanka
K. M. Panditharathna
Abstract: This study investigate the relationship between Relationship between Corporate Governance Attributes and Voluntary Disclosure Level of Sri Lankan manufacturing companies listed in Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE). The corporate governance attributes include ownership Concentration (OC), Board Independence (BI),CEO Duality (CD) and Number of Female Directors (FD).In here research use relative disclosure index for measuring voluntary disclosure level. Further researcher chose the 31 companies as sample of the study.
An assessment of factors contributed to the EFL learners' negative attitude towards their English language oral errors
Amare Wondimu Gebremariam
Abstract: As my previous study indicates, majority of the EFL learners are reluctant to speak English in spoken class than practicing the target language through trial-and-error. They have negative attitude towards their oral errors. Thus, the purpose of this study was to assess factors contributed to the EFL learners' negative attitudes to their English language oral errors, and to identify the effects of the attitudes on the EFL learners speaking skills.
Effect Of Silixol Plus On Germination And Growth Of Rice
Phurailatpa Pooja Sharma and Sahadevan Jawahar
Abstract: A Seed germination study was conducted at Department of Agronomy, Annamalai University, India during February 2019 to study the effect of silixol plus on germination and growth of rice. The treatments comprised of five levels of silixol plus viz., 0 ppm (T1), 1ppm (T2), 2 ppm (T3), 3 ppm (T4) and 4 ppm (T5) and were laid out by adopting randomized block design (RBD) with four replications. Among the different levels, seed soaking with Silixol plus @ 2 ppm recorded higher values for seed germination percentage on 3, 5, 7 and 9th day after sowing.
Code switching at reception classes in Botswana: a strategy to academic excellence
Kelebogile Ofaletse, Reginald Oats
Abstract: This case study responds to a growing concern among educationist of the need for provision of quality education at early childhood level. The focus of this particular study was on code switching at reception classes in Botswana as a strategy for academic excellence.
Developing A Sustainable Solid Waste Management Strategy For Nigerian Urban Centers
Usman, H. Abdu, Abdulmalik, B. M, Mohammed, Danladi, Badara, B. Bakoji, Kawuwa, A. Sarkile
Abstract: Solid waste generation and management in Nigerian urban centers is a replica of what is obtained in most cities of Africa and other cities of developing countries. It is characterized by improper collection; transportation and disposal coupled with lack of data to facilitate in planning for sustainability. These problems therefore, informed the need to develop a strategy for sustainable solid waste management.
Plath Children – Her Treasured Creations like her poems
Sanam Vaseem Shaikh
Abstract: The title of the paper is "Plath Children- Her Treasured Creation like her poems". The main intension of the paper is Plath insecurity with regard to the future of her children. It reveals the apprehension, anxiety and uncertainty that Sylvia goes through when it comes to the care of her children. The kind of fondness and minuteness that she has for her poems can also be traced in the upbringing of her
Sentiment Analysis of Scientific Citations between Lexical Methods and Statistical Methods
Sara Mifrah, Oumaima Hourrane, El Habib Benlahmer, Nadia Bouhriz, Mohamed Rachdi
Abstract: The exponential growth of available scientific articles provides researchers with many new challenges and opportunities. Researchers usually analyses divers' scientific papers to find those pertinent to their research. Citation sentiment analysis is an important task as it can help researchers in identifying shortcomings and detecting problems in a particular approach, determining the quality of a paper for classifying citations that it is positive, negative or neutral in the weighting scheme and recognizing problems that have not been addressed as well as possible gaps in current research approaches.
Fast Filling Station for a Compressed-Air Vehicle used for Zero Emission City Delivery and Personal Transportation
Alfred Rufer, Pierre Villeneuve
Abstract: A vehicle powered by compressed air is developed, in the context of zero emissions and short distance delivery in a city. The compressed air powering system is composed of a filling station, a transfer line to the vehicle, the vehicle side reservoir and the compressed air propulsion system.
Assessment Of Cognitive Impairment Hypertensive's Focusing To Lower The Risk Of Dementia
U. Sai Meghana, B. Ramya, Dr. T. Ravi Chander.
Abstract: Background: The Study to assess the risk of cognitive impairment in hypertensive patients in different age groups in various territory hospitals.
Education For Sustainable Development And Case Study Tasks On Some Endemic Plant And Animal Species
Kuchkarov Asomiddin, Eshtemirov Eldor, Khujanazarov Uktam Eshtemirovich
Abstract: Education for sustainable development with the collaboration of the State Committee for Nature Protection, Ministry of Public Education and the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education of the republic of Uzbekistan was adopted and stages of sustainable development are represented. Besides environmental problems of the south Uzbekistan region are closely illustrated with the case study tasks of the endemic plant species in the article.
DOI: 10.29322/IJSRP.9.12.2019.p96100
Victims And Victimology In India– Need For Paradigm Shift
S. R. Aadhi Sree
Abstract: The Criminal Justice system in India is derived from the British model where control and prevention of crimes, punishment and rehabilitation of offenders and protection of individuals and their property are some of the accepted principles. Many countries of the world have realized the need to extend assistance and services to the victims of crime thereby changing their way of dealing with them. Nevertheless, the position of victims has not yet changed in India where they are treated as mere witnesses for prosecuting and punishing the offenders. As such they are deprived of their rights.
Hybrid Cryptography Using A Super Server For Encryption And Decryption
Aparna.M
Abstract: The world of encryption is evolving every year. Hybrid encryption is a unique technique which combines both symmetric and asymmetric encryptions. This research study focuses on using a super server to create unique private keys which is in turn used for encryption and decryption of data. It is an efficient and modified technique which makes use of 'Hybrid Cryptography'. In this technique of hybrid cryptosystem, a public-key cryptosystem (asymmetric cryptosystem) with a highly efficient symmetric key is used.
Characterisation And Transesterification Of Allanblackia Floribunda Seed Oil For Production Of Biodiesel
Maduelosi, N. J., Akinfolarin, O.M. and Ikechukwu Confidence
Abstract: Oil was extracted from the seed of Allanblackia floribunda using hot water floatation method. The oil was characterized and used for production of biodiesel through transesterification process. Evaluation of the properties of the biodiesel obtained was done. Physicochemical properties of the oil were measured and the results obtained show that the oil is edible and can also be used for industrial purposes. The viscosity of oil was 30 Cm2S-1, density 914 kg/m3, smoke point 210 ˚C, flash point 270 ˚C, cloud point 25 ˚C and refractive index of 1.464 nD40. Transesterification was carried out at a temperature of 60 °C for 60 minutes with 6:1 mole ratio of the methanol to oil and 1 gram of KOH as catalyst.
Association Between Body Mass Index and Severity of Androgenic Alopecia in Men
Raynald Pradigo, Khairina Nasution
Abstract: Background: Androgenic alopecia is the most common type of hair baldness in men. Obesity is a risk factor that can cause androgenic alopecia. Until now the relationship between body mass index (BMI) and the severity of androgenic alopecia is still controversial.
Exclusionary Rules Of Evidence: Hearsay Rule And Its Exceptions In Nigeria
Peter Ademu Anyebe
Abstract: The law of evidence comprises the rules and legal principles that govern the proof of facts in a legal proceeding. These rules determine what evidence that should or should not be considered by the court in reaching its decision. The law of evidence also concerns with the amount, quality and type of proof required to prevail in litigation. However, in a criminal matter, there are a number of issues which either the prosecutor or the defence will have to prove in order to persuade the court to find in their favour.
Social control: between theoretical analyzes of the past and future perspectives. The contribution of the theoretical criminological approach to the phenomenon
N. Malizia , M.V. Aponte Valverde
Abstract: Social control has been, and continues to be, one of the most debated issues in the entire social sciences panorama. Still today one wonders what the objects of control can be, how they can be identified, labeled and, above all, kept on the margins. The problem is that, in most cases, there is no process and historical view of the reality in question: sociologists think of "social control" as a set of tools or intentional measures designed to correct, reintegrate, contain or restrain the minorities; this way of thinking tends to conceive society in general as if it contained two zones: a central sphere of more or less autonomous, self-governed, "responsible" subjects and a periphery of deviant under surveillance and control, whose access to the central sphere is monitored from different guardians (gate keepers) and whose identities are marked, at least in part, by their label of "deviants".
Effect of beeswax, gelatin and Aloe vera gel coatings on functional properties and visual sensory attributes of chicken eggs stored under room temperature
A.I Mudannayaka, D.S.W. Rajapaksha and K.A.H.T. Kodithuwakku
Abstract: Surface coating is an inexpensive and effective method to preserve the internal quality and prolong the shelf life chicken eggs. Mineral oil is one of the commercial type coating materials with proven results. Therefore, this study was planned to determine the effect of beeswax, gelatin and Aloe vera gel coatings on functional properties of chicken eggs. Four hundred and fifty (450) brown shell eggs of 32 weeks old Lohmann classic brown layers were obtained and randomly divided into five groups as ninety (90) eggs per group. Four egg groups were randomly coated with one of the four coating materials: mineral oil, beeswax, A. vera gel and gelatin.
Implementation Of Community-Based Tourism In Relation To Women's Entrepreneurship Spirit In The Tourist Area Of Kenjeran Beach Surabaya
Eka Yuliati
Abstract: Community-based tourism development is closely related to community empowerment and gender mainstreaming. The existence of the Kenjeran Beach Amusement Park managed by the Surabaya City Government provides ample opportunities for local residents to trade around tourist attractions. The obstacle to developing community-based tourism lies in the low ability of human resources in the field of entrepreneurship to increase business scale, innovate and improve according to the demands and standards of tourists.
Effect Of Effective Microorganism Treated Grass Hay Supplementation On Feed Intake, Digestibility And Growth Performance Of Washera Sheep Fed Natural Grass Hay As A Basal Diet
Tadessu Fikre, Berhanu Alemu and Shashie Ayele
Abstract: The experiment was carried out to evaluate the effect of Effective Microbes (EM) treated grass hay on feed intake, digestibility, growth performance and economic feasibility of Washera sheep fed on natural grass hay basal diet. Twenty Four growing (8-9 month) intact male Washera sheep with initial body weight of 14.802±1.965kg (mean ± SD) were blocked in to six blocks based on initial body weight and animals within a block randomly assigned to treatment diets.
Profiling Long-term Outcomes in children with Auditory Brainstem Implant
Ranjith Rajeswaran, Oviya K, Deepika jayachandran, Pachiappan C, Sangeetha Ganesan, Divya S
Abstract: Auditory Brainstem Implant (ABI) is a bio-electronic device stimulating Cochlear Nucleus directly by-passing the inner ear and auditory nerve. ABI performed routinely in adults and children who are not candidates for CI. There is dearth of research available on documenting the long term outcomes concerning auditory comprehension and speech and language development in children with ABI.
Correlation Between EABR and CAEP In Subjects With Auditory Brainstem Implant
Ranjith Rajeswaran, Yetisurya Sasikumar, Jennifer Ramesh, Pachaiappan C, Mohan Kameswaran
Abstract: The auditory brainstem implants are designed for use in adults with Neurofibromatosis II in order to restore the hearing and assist them in being able to hear all the sounds in the environment. Recently, the ABI has also been indicated for use in children with congenital inner ear malformations who would not benefit from hearing aids or cochlear implantation is not feasible due to anomalous cochlea. The ABI's have been recognized as an effective treatment option in children to reinstate the hearing.
Design And Implementation Of Digital Library Management System. A Case Study Of The Niger Delta University, Bayelsa State
Fems, Seimiekumo Solomon, Zifawei O. Kennedy, George Deinbofa, Oberhiri Oruma Godwin
Abstract: Libraries have been a fundamental fragment of educational and information sector of any university. The success of any library largely depends on proper management. Several libraries, including the Niger Delta University library, have suffered catastrophe as a consequence of insufficient administration and weaknesses in handling delicate information as regards members of the library, difficulty in storage space restraint, searching for, and finding desired books, availability of library and library materials at all times etc.
Study To Check The Immediate Effect Of Pursed Lip Breathing Exercise Versus Relaxed Diaphragmatic Exercise On Heart Rate, Blood Pressure And Oxygen Saturation In Young Adults Of College Of Physiothera
Shephali Singh, Kavita Kaushal, Simratjeet Kaur
Abstract: Objective: This study has been performed to check the immediate effect of Pursed Lip Breathing Exercise Versus Relaxed Diaphragmatic Breathing Exercise on Heart Rate, Blood Pressure and Oxygen Saturation in young healthy adults.
Analysis Of Thematic Highlights Of Nigeria's Newspaper Editorialst
Akanbi Sunday Olugbenga
Abstract: One important way newspaper and magazines bare their minds on issues and challenges in a society is through editorials. The editorial is a potent channel through which public and community opinions are measured.
Abstract: One important way newspaper and magazines bare their minds on issues and challenges in a society is through editorials. The editorial is a potent channel through which public and community opinions are
Clinical Laboratories Accreditation based on ISO Standards
Eng. Faten Thalji Al-Mawajdeh, Eng. Essra Mohammed Al-Nsour
Abstract: clinical laboratories' tests are an essential parameter affecting patient's diagnosis and treatment. Significantly, 60% of medical cases are diagnosed based on laboratory tests. Quality control system and ISO guidelines aim to improve clinical laboratories work process. In addition to that, accreditation authority plays an important role to guarantee continuous improvement and audit.
Applications of Wearable Sensors: Continuous Monitoring and Healthcare Management
Eng. Thair Akram Haddad, Eng. Ahmad A. Alslaihat
Abstract: wearable sensors devices combined with smart phones applications play a significant role in better healthcare management for chronic conditions. As well as, communication technology and data collection and analysis provide a broad medical application for remote health care management.
A Novel Optimization Aspect of Osseointegrated Dental Implant
Eng. Mohammad Jamil Alhusban
Abstract: This paper highlights a new removal technique performed recently to osseointegrated dental implants utilizing a heating approach. This optimization technology ensures the uprooting of the capsule perfectly. Moreover, it ensures minimum necrosis of the embracing area.
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How do you promote a traumatizing post-apocalyptic teen action movie? In the case of The Maze Runner, the answer is apparently with reality TV.
The Hunger Games raised a few eyebrows with its unironic endorsement deals with Subway and Cover Girl, and now The Maze Runner is taking its high-mortality premise to MTV. A show called Million Dollar Maze Runner airs tonight on MTV, with four two-person teams competing to get through a maze full of physical and mental challenges.
The real Maze Runner stars MTV's own Dylan O'Brien (Stiles from Teen Wolf) as an amnesiac teenager who wakes up inside a gigantic maze filled with monsters known as Grievers. Without spoiling the rest of the plot, let's just say say that it isn't a Hogwarts-esque scenario that you might fantasize about experiencing in real life.
Million Dollar Maze Runner will be understandably economical with "real" Maze Runner details, namely the post-apocalyptic environment, high death rate, and widespread amnesia. Instead, it looks more like a more high-budget, athletic version of cult British TV series Crystal Maze, in which teams of (usually incompetent) twentysomethings compete over logic puzzles and obstacle courses.
The big draw here is the titular million dollars, which will go to the winning pair of "runners," each of whom are kitted out with versions of the Maze Runner movie harnesses.
If all this is making you wonder when we'll get a real-life Hunger Games, the Discovery Channel already has that covered. Survival Live will see eight contestants stuck in the wilderness for 42 days, with viewers able to follow the survivors' "biometric data" to see who is faring the worst. The contest will be monitored 24/7, with the weakest participants being gradually weeded out until only one remains.
Sounds… fun?
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During the Three Weeks, when the entire community is focused on the community's suffering, if we too are connecting to the pain of the Three Weeks, each prayer, even one for ourselves, is considered a prayer that can rely on the merit of the community.
"To behold the good fortune of Your chosen," is our plea that in the merit of, "You're chosen," which refers to the patriarch Jacob, the choicest of the Patriarchs, we should be privileged to witness the construction of the Third Temple. (Eretz haChaim).
To recite this verse with this intention, we must be connected to Jacob, meaning connected to all his children, the entire nation.
By praying for the entire nation we are rectifying the sin of baseless hatred that led to the distraction of the Second Temple.


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The Eschatological Chronotope of Fyodor Dostoevsky
Irina Dergacheva https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4878-2027
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15826/qr.2019.4.429
Keywords: F. Dostoevsky; eschatology; thanatological discourse; Apocalypse; binary oppositions; retribution; punishment
Issues of otherness and the discovery of the meaning of life in the face of death, the central themes of Russian literature since its emergence, were especially relevant for the characters of Fyodor Dostoevsky. He revived the medieval idea of a mysterious combination of the human and the transcendental and demonstrated that the experience of death throughout life determines the nature of man's activity: the meaning of life is acquired in the face of death. It is from these methodological positions that an analysis of the thanatological meanings of Dostoevsky's texts should be carried out, as they function as the most important regulators of the worldviews and behaviour of his characters, whose psychological ideas regarding death play a significant role in the artistic system of his works. This article presents an analysis of the ideas of characters from Poor Folk, The Idiot, and The Brothers Karamazov about death and otherness. An analysis of this thanatological discourse shows the evolution of the characters of Dostoevsky's later works to a transcendental analysis of non-existential subjects and the themes of posthumous retribution and rebirth of the soul.
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Bulgakov, S. N. (1902). Ivan Karamazov (v romane Dostoevskogo "Brat'ya Karamazovy") kak filosofskii tip [Ivan Karamazov (in Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov) as a Philosophical Type]. In Voprosy filosofii i psikhologii. Book 61, pp. 826‒863.
Capilupi, S. M. (2013). "Tragicheskii optimism" khristianstva i problemy spaseniya. F. M. Dostoevskii [The "Tragic Optimism" of Christianity and the Problem of Salvation. F. M. Dostoevsky]. St Petersburg, Aleteiya. 288 p.
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SEBASTIAN BACH On Former SKID ROW Drummer ROB AFFUSO Accepting 'Open Invitation': '2 Outta 5 Ain't Bad'
Former SKID ROW drummer Rob Affuso has accepted Sebastian Bach's recently issued "open invitation" to "get onstage and jam" during the vocalist's upcoming tour, in which he will celebrate the 30th anniversary of SKID ROW's self-titled debut by performing the album in its entirety.
During a June 6 interview with SiriusXM DJ Eddie Trunk, Bach invited "any original member in SKID ROW" — that is, Affuso, guitarist Scotti Hill, guitarist Dave "Snake" Sabo and bassist Rachel Bolan — to "get onstage and jam" during his upcoming tour, which kicks off on August 29 in Nashville, Tennessee.
Affuso — who left SKID ROW in 1998 and claims to be "the only former member that keeps in contact with all former SKID ROW bandmates and is still good friends with them all" — subsequently responded to Bach on Facebook, writing, "Sure! I'll be there dude."
Bach replied to Affuso yesterday (June 24), writing, "OK, 2 outta 5 ain't bad. See you soon."
It is not currently known where Affuso will perform with Bach, although it seems likely that the guest appearance will take place during Bach's September 25 show at Sony Hall in New York City.
Affuso has previously reunited with Bach to perform classic SKID ROW songs on at least two occasions — a 2011 show in Poughkeepsie, New York where Affuso played "I Remember You", and a 2016 show in the same city where he played "Rattlesnake Shake".
In recent years, Bach has been a vocal proponent of a SKID ROW reunion, a prospect continually shot down by Sabo and Bolan, the group's founding members. In 2012, reunion rumors peaked after the British festival Sonisphere featured the band's logo prominently on a leaked poster, but Bach later told the Boise Music Examiner that his former bandmates "did not want to do it." For his part, Affuso has said that he would not rejoin SKID ROW unless Bach also returned to the group.
Bach parted ways with SKID ROW in 1996. Three years later, the group resurfaced with vocalist Johnny Solinger, who fronted the band until 2015. After an eight-month stint with former TNT vocalist Tony Harnell — who Bolan said last year was a "really bad match" that "just didn't fit" — SKID ROW recruited former DRAGONFORCE vocalist ZP Theart, who has toured with the group for the past three and a half years.
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During a June 15 interview with Finland's Kaaos TV, Sabo confirmed that he would not accept Bach's latest overture. "I'm working with my band," he said. "This is SKID ROW, and this is what I do."
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Q: how to access multiple offline pcap files from a directory and capture the source ip address using c I'm Trying to make this following code to access multiple .pcap files stored in a directory and capture the source IP address. After which i will have to anonymize it with the list of ip addresses from a txt file.
I'm at the first step, i'm unable to open multiple offline .pcap files stored in a directory and print its source and destination ip address. The following code works fine when i pass the  .pcap file in commad line. I need help in solving this issue first. Thank You.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <netinet/ip.h>
#include <arpa/inet.h>
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <pcap.h> //library for parsing pcap files

#define SIZE_ETHERNET 14
#define ETHER_ADDR_LEN  6

/* Ethernet header */
    struct sniff_ethernet {
    u_char ether_dhost[ETHER_ADDR_LEN]; /* Destination host     address */
    u_char ether_shost[ETHER_ADDR_LEN]; /* Source host address */
    u_short ether_type; /* IP? ARP? RARP? etc */
};

/* IP header */
struct sniff_ip {
    u_char ip_vhl;      /* version << 4 | header length >> 2 */
    u_char ip_tos;      /* type of service */
    u_short ip_len;     /* total length */
    u_short ip_id;      /* identification */
    u_short ip_off;     /* fragment offset field */
#define IP_RF 0x8000        /* reserved fragment flag */
#define IP_DF 0x4000        /* dont fragment flag */
#define IP_MF 0x2000        /* more fragments flag */
#define IP_OFFMASK 0x1fff   /* mask for fragmenting bits */
    u_char ip_ttl;      /* time to live */
    u_char ip_p;        /* protocol */
    u_short ip_sum;     /* checksum */
    struct in_addr ip_src;
    struct in_addr ip_dst; /* source and dest address */
};
#define IP_HL(ip)       (((ip)->ip_vhl) & 0x0f)
#define IP_V(ip)        (((ip)->ip_vhl) >> 4)

/* TCP header */
struct sniff_tcp {
    u_short th_sport;   /* source port */
    u_short th_dport;   /* destination port */
    u_int32_t th_seq;       /* sequence number */
    u_int32_t th_ack;       /* acknowledgement number */

    u_char th_offx2;    /* data offset, rsvd */
#define TH_OFF(th)  (((th)->th_offx2 & 0xf0) >> 4)
    u_char th_flags;
#define TH_FIN 0x01
#define TH_SYN 0x02
#define TH_RST 0x04
#define TH_PUSH 0x08
#define TH_ACK 0x10
#define TH_URG 0x20
#define TH_ECE 0x40
#define TH_CWR 0x80
#define TH_FLAGS (TH_FIN|TH_SYN|TH_RST|TH_ACK|TH_URG|TH_ECE|TH_CWR)
    u_short th_win;     /* window */
    u_short th_sum;     /* checksum */
    u_short th_urp;     /* urgent pointer */
};

void main(int argc, char *argv[])
{

//get filestring
 string *filename = "/HiWi/pcap_files/*.pcap";

 //error buffer
 char errbuff[PCAP_ERRBUF_SIZE];

 //open file and create pcap handler
 pcap_t * handler = pcap_open_offline(filename.c_str(), errbuff);

 //The header that pcap gives us
struct pcap_pkthdr *header;

//The actual packet
const u_char *packet;

  int packetCount = 0;
  int i;

  //write to file
  FILE *fp = fopen ( "result.txt", "w" ) ;

  //tcp info
const struct sniff_ethernet *ethernet; /* The ethernet header */
const struct sniff_ip *ip; /* The IP header */
const struct sniff_tcp *tcp; /* The TCP header */
u_int size_ip;
u_int size_tcp;

while (pcap_next_ex(handler, &header, &packet) >= 0)
{
    // Show the packet number
    printf("Packet # %i\n", ++packetCount);
    fprintf(fp,"Packet # %i\n", packetCount);

    // Show the size in bytes of the packet
    printf("Packet size: %d bytes\n", header->len);
    fprintf(fp,"Packet size: %d bytes\n", header->len);

    // Show a warning if the length captured is different
    if (header->len != header->caplen)
        printf("Warning! Capture size different than packet size: %ld bytes\n", header->len);

    // Show Epoch Time
    printf("Epoch Time: %d:%d seconds\n", header->ts.tv_sec, header->ts.tv_usec);
    fprintf(fp,"Epoch Time: %d:%d seconds\n", header->ts.tv_sec, header->ts.tv_usec);

    ethernet = (struct sniff_ethernet*)(packet);
    ip = (struct sniff_ip*)(packet + SIZE_ETHERNET);
    size_ip = IP_HL(ip)*4;
    if (size_ip < 20) {
        printf("   * Invalid IP header length: %u bytes\n", size_ip);
        return;
    }
    tcp = (struct sniff_tcp*)(packet + SIZE_ETHERNET + size_ip);

    printf("src port: %d dest port: %d \n", tcp->th_sport, tcp->th_dport);
    fprintf(fp,"src port: %d dest port: %d \n", tcp->th_sport, tcp->th_dport);

    printf("src address: %s dest address: %s \n",  inet_ntoa(ip->ip_src),  inet_ntoa(ip->ip_dst));
    fprintf(fp,"src address: %s dest address: %s \n",  inet_ntoa(ip->ip_src),  inet_ntoa(ip->ip_dst));

    printf("seq number: %u ack number: %u \n", (unsigned int)tcp-> th_seq, (unsigned int)tcp->th_ack);
    fprintf(fp,"seq number: %u ack number: %u \n", (unsigned int)tcp-> th_seq, (unsigned int)tcp->th_ack);

    // Add two lines between packets
    printf("\n");
    fprintf(fp,"\n");
}
fclose (fp);
 return;
}

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string *filename = "/HiWi/pcap_files/*.pcap";

When you pass that string from the command line it is likely your shell does globbing for you and the program actually ends up with a few real paths. On the other hand pcap_open_offline expects real paths - does no globbing - so it just reports "No, I didn't find that file called *.pcap".
You will have to do globbing yourself, perhaps using glob(3). In essence it will give you a glob_t with a number of paths. You simply need to do pcap_open_offline each file in turn and so on. I suggest you make a function taking a filename that does all this so you can call it for each file.

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The long-awaited, 100-room, $27-million Lyric Hotel development that first broke ground in 2016 is scheduled to open within six weeks, according to owner, Dinesh Chawla.
Located on the western part of town near Delta State University, Chawla said the development is far more than just a hotel.
"It will give the visitors to our town—and local residents—another attraction," said Chawla. "We are going to integrate the art and music professions into our presentation. There will be a lot of artistic and musical activities on the property that people will be able to enjoy. We will have some nice outdoor facilities including a pier on a manmade lake."
Other amenities will include 12,000 square feet of meeting space, two full-service restaurants and a catering kitchen. There are plans to later open retail shops and walking trails.
"There will always be some things to do in the evenings such as listening to music," said Chawla. "For people from the region who are already here, there are a lot of activities we have planned. We will have many private events like weddings and meetings."
The Lyric Hotel took so long to finish, Chawla said, because construction was stopped twice for re-design. At one point, the project made national news when the New York Times ran an article, "Their Father Was a Refugee in India. Now They've Teamed Up With the Trumps." The July 22, 2018 article said the president's elder sons, Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., had announced the Trump Organization had become partners with Chawla and his younger brother, Suresh, on four hotels in the Mississippi Delta.
However, later the Trump brothers announced they were withdrawing from the Mississippi projects and other planned expansions, blaming a hostile political climate. The New York Times reported in Feb. 14, 2019 that any new hotel deals could have provided investigative fodder for critics of the president.
Currently, the hospitality industry has taken a huge hit with the social distancing and stay-at-home edicts issued by some states to prevent the spread of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). Chawla said he has been around through many other emergencies or economic downturns, and this, too, will pass.
"COVID is not permanent," said Chawla. "When 9-11 happened, we stopped flying, but then we got the TSA and people started flying again. Travel got to a record level before this happened. I don't think you can keep people bottled up forever. There has to be a cost-and-benefit analysis about how long the economy is shut down. If some people had their way, they would shut down the country for six to nine months, but people have to live. People don't want to just exist; they want to live."
Another example he gives is the Great Recession of 2008. Some at the time feared the economy would never recover. Instead, it roared back to record stock market highs before the worldwide coronavirus epidemic.
"COVID is a short-term pain," said Chawla.
The Lyric Hotel is located on 17.5 acres, and about 75 percent has been developed. Chawla said two more phases of the development are planned next year which could cost another $7 to $10 million. He said the total investment could end up being close to $40 million.
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