Bad Way Research Articles

SPATIAL ORGANISATION OF KYIV’S OFFICE BUILDINGS

Problem statement and purpose. During the post-socialist period Kyiv began to demonstrate itself not only as an industrial centre, but also as a business centre, which had contributed to the dynamic development of the office real estate. During the second half of the 1990s, most of the offices were concentrated in the Central Business District, and after the financial crisis of 2008, the emphasis in office construction had shifted to the middle and peripheral areas of the city. These shifts were caused by the lack of suitable areas for the office construction, compact building design, high land cost, transport problems, the lack of opportunity to create the ap propriate infrastructure for new construction or reconstruction in the capital central part. That’s why the industrial areas of the middle and peripheral city zones with abandoned industrial enterprises are especially important for the study of expediencyof their usage in the modern economic realities not only for creating innovative industrial enterprises, but also for business centres, office centres and business units. The purpose of the study is to find out the patterns of the office real estate spatial organisation in the large city. Data & Methods. The information base of the research is the statistical data of the Main Department of Statistics in Kyiv, analytical materials of the commercial real estate agency Colliers International, the consulting company Ukrainian Trade Guild and field research results. During the research such methods as field research, historical-geographical, comparative-geographical, statistical, cartographic, GIS‑technologies were used. Results. The transformation of Kyiv’s urban space in the period of post-socialist transformations is accompanied by significant changes in the urban space structure. The significant concentration of business centres and office centres is observed in the city central part, which is mainly the result of a new construction, which has affected the planning structure and architectural heritage in a bad way. The transformation have occurred in the industrial areas, where as a result of deindustrialization the share of construction under industrial enterprises have declined and under commercial buildings continues to increase. Mostly such industrial areas are located near the important highways and the subway lines. It is proved that the peripheral areas, which are located near the main transport arteries, have a significant potential for the construction of business centres and office centres. Taken into account the negative processes observed in the city central part, the interests of investors should be focused on creating areas specialised in the business services within degraded industrial areas in distant city zones, which is the strategic interests of the large city spatial development.

Toplumsal Gerçekçi Bir Yazar Olarak Mustafa Kutlu’nun Edebî Şahsiyetinin Hikâyeleri Çerçevesinde İncelenmesi

Various elements are involved in the formation of an author's literary personality. The first of these elements is the author's own personality. As a person, the fact that a person develops himself in an intellectual, moral and spiritual sense and achieves a certain level is considered to be the main element affecting the products that this person will put forward. Based on the stories of Mustafa Kutlu, we get an idea of his literary personality and, of course, his personality, and we see that he has created a strong identity before his stories. Kutlu, as a thinker who questions, criticizes and observes justice in doing so, has no bigane left to the social events that he has experienced or witnessed. Considering the 1960s-80s, when his literary life began and developed, we can see that he witnessed the depression periods in which Turkish society was located, and he also related this to his stories. In the light of these evaluations and determinations, we see that Kutlu is a name that fills important gaps in Turkish storytelling. Kutlu, who took a rather separate place in the Turkish story after 1970 in terms of the issues he covered and his style, drew attention to the religious, cultural and identity corruptions occurring in society and individuals by describing the change and transformation of Turkish society in a realistic style. In his stories, he especially blessed the countryside where tradition is assumed to live / live by giving space to the changes and transformations that people who came by migration have undergone in the city in a bad way. It can be said that the village is a place of virtue and the city is a place of alienation in Kutlu's stories, which observe depressions in urban people who have been defeated, torn from traditional values and life, whose mind and psychology have been tarumar. Keywords: Literary Personality, Social Realism, Turkish Storytelling

What Should Be Done About Michigan's Terrible, Horrible, No-Good, Very Bad Way of Selecting Supreme Court Justices?

What Should Be Done About Michigan's Terrible, Horrible, No-Good, Very Bad Way of Selecting Supreme Court Justices?

PREFACE

The International Conference on Information Technologies in Business and Industries (ITBI-2021) was held at Novosibirsk State Technical University, Russia, on May 12–14, 2021.The conference is running under this title for the fifth year and its relevance is remaining on the same high level. Despite the less paper were accepted this year than before, the conference managed to deal well with difficult for public academic events time.In 2021, ITBI for the third time took place at Novosibirsk State Technical University. Today Novosibirsk is the largest scientific center in Russia and in the Commonwealth of Independent States. For the past several years the event become a well-recognized regional forum for researchers in the field of computer science, instrumentation, and control engineering. Despite the peculiarities, the conference attracted several participants from Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, and China.Unfortunately, the global pandemic affected the event in a bad way. For the first time, the conference was postponed to April. Due to the fact that lockdown in Russia was expected to be extended until summer, as well as global travel restrictions, organizers took the time to prepare virtual sessions.List of Organizing Committee of ITBI-2021, Program Committee, Organizing Committee are available in this pdf.

A CASE STUDY FOR WATER FOOTPRINT ASSESSMENT OF A DENIM PRODUCT

The awareness of the fact that the leading cause of the bad environmental conditions in our world is the human factor, has been increasing in recent years. This awareness enables people, companies, and organizations to decrease water consumption, to decrease carbon emission, to decrease using harmful chemicals, consequently people who are aware of global warming and depletion of resources are taking actions to save our planet for a sustainable life. Textile is one of the big sectors affecting the environmental pollution in a very bad way. For that reason, the present water footprint research was conducted on textiles and a denim company was especially chosen to examine the water footprint because of denim sector’s being one of the biggest polluters and wasting water in a huge amount in the textile industry. Firstly, the limits of the research were obtained as finishing operations under the scope of water footprint. The production steps and wastewater occurring points were obtained carefully for different denim finishing processes. After that stage, personal water consumption during denim apparel production was examined in detail. To create a good inventory analysis, many meetings were performed, and a survey was prepared to collect the data about wastewater of the company. By the help of this water footprint evaluation, the processes that create the most wastewater and the distribution of water footprint according to processes and other sources that cause water consumption were determined for one pair of denim trouser accepted as a functional unit in the context of the research.

Assessing Business Sustainability Level: The Case of BIOMASS Company

In light of the acceleration towards adopting the principles of sustainability as a result of climate change and the importance of preserving the environment, a group of companies emerged that tried to exploit these conditions in a bad way, which prompted them to colorize their business under the pretext of showing themselves as a sustainable company. For this reason, this study sought to evaluate one of the most prominent companies in Lebanon called “BIOMASS” which is concerned with organic products, using the typology of Dyllick & Muff that categorized the business into three levels of sustainability. The study adopted the qualitative approach in order to frame the extraction of information from the company, in addition to some desk research. In the conclusion of the research, it was found that the company bears the characteristics of sustainability in a right and striking manner.

Quilting Voices

Quilting Voices

Husband's addiction to the Internet and its relationship to marital alienation among a sample of wives

Modern technology, especially the Internet, has invaded all homes, and Internet addiction has become a societal phenomenon among members of society, whether young or old, especially the husband’s addiction to the Internet, which has a great impact on the wife’s feeling of marital alienation within her family, her feeling of marital isolation, dissatisfaction with her family life and the weakness of family values as a result of her feeling that her husband does not share her life tasks with her, and his constant preoccupation with the Internet and the consequent moral and social problems. The current research aims mainly to determine the relationship between the husband’s addiction to the Internet and marital alienation among a sample of wives. The research tools consisted of: the general family data form, the husband’s Internet addiction questionnaire, the wife’s marital alienation questionnaire with its dimensions (marital isolation, dissatisfaction with family life, weakness family values). The research sample consisted of (212) wives residing with their husbands and their husbands use the Internet and from different economic and social levels. Methodology: descriptive analytical method was used in the research. Results of the research were: There is a positive, statistically significant correlation at the level (0.01) between the husband's addiction to the Internet and the wife's marital alienation with its dimensions (marital isolation, dissatisfaction with family life, weak family values). There is a positive, statistically significant correlation at a significance level of (0.01) between the husband’s addiction to the Internet and the husband’s educational level. There is no statistically significant correlation between the husband’s addiction to the Internet and the husband’s age, wife’s age, marriage duration and the number of family members. There is a negative statistically significant correlation at( 0. 05), between the marital alienation of the wife and the number of family members, there is a positive, statistically significant correlation at( 0.01) between the marital alienation of the wife and the age of the wife, no significant differences statistically significance between the wives of the study sample in both the husband’s addiction to the Internet and the marital alienation of the wife according to the place of residence (rural, urban), and there is a statistically significant variance between the wives in the study sample in both the husband’s addiction to the Internet and the wife’s marital alienation according to the husband’s occupation in favor of husbands without work, There is no statistically significant variance between the wives of the study sample in each of the husband's addiction to the Internet and the wife's marital relationship according to the level of the family's monthly income. Recommendations: preparing educational seminars, awareness campaigns, and treatment and guidance programs for family members through various social and religious institutions, with the aim of educating them about the uses of the Internet and its various applications that these people deal with in a bad and harmful way to reduce its addiction. Holding training and counseling courses for family members in the concerned authorities to reduce the severity of marital alienation between spouses, the assistance of specialists in the field of psychology, sociology and family counseling through the media and designing talk shows to enhance family cohesion and reduce marital alienation between spouses.

مقصد حفظ المال في الشريعة الإسلامية وأثره على رعاية الأسرة في الإسلام

This research deals with the statement of the close connection between family and money as they are two important intentions of the purposes of Islamic legitimacy. When preserving it, money is the basis of life, and the family in Islam is the pillar and foundation of society. Islamic Sharia has also laid down a number of rules governing the maintenance of the family, whether in existence or not, and those who contemplate them find money an important component of its elements, directly or indirectly, This research paper concludes that wasting money in any way afflicts the Muslim family in bad way, and that all calls to corrupt the family in modern societies are spent without limit on promoting their false concepts, and that the success of reform projects cannot be conceived without providing the necessary money resources for it.

Assesing the Financial Performance: in Perspective Environmental Performance, CSR, GCG, and Leverage

The company has a goal to generate maximum profit. However, the dry season in 2019 used by them to carried out "land clearing" of the forest to make profits in a bad way. This is conseptual research and qualitative research that aims to analyze the influence between variables. This research analyzes the effect of Environmental Performance, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Good Corporate Governance (GCG) as a non-financial aspect and Leverage as financial aspect on Financial Performance. This research is designed by qualitative research with theoretical reviews as the main method. The authors conducted a systematic review of the articles that were identified from international and national business journals published between 2014 and 2019. There is three basic theory about agency theory, stakeholder theory, and trade-off theory as the foundation for reviewing some previous research. By the classifying the result found some propositions: 1) The good of environmental performance affect positive financial performance, 2) The higher disclosure of Corporate Social Responsibility affects the financial performance to be good, 3) The good implementation of Good Corporate Governance can make the financial performance to be good and, 4) The good ratio of Leverage will affect positively the financial performance

Stepping Forwards by Looking Back: Underdetermination, Epistemic Scarcity and Legacy Data

Debate about the epistemic prowess of historical science has focused on local underdetermination problems generated by a lack of historical data; the prevalence of information loss over geological time, and the capacities of scientists to mitigate it. Drawing on Leonelli’s recent distinction between ‘phenomena-time’ and ‘data-time’ I argue that factors like data generation, curation and management significantly complexifies and undermines this: underdetermination is a bad way of framing the challenges historical scientists face. In doing so, I identify circumstances of epistemic scarcity where underdetermination problems are particularly salient, and discuss cases where legacy data—data generated using differing technologies and systems of practice—are drawn upon to overcome underdetermination. This suggests that one source of overcoming underdetermination is our knowledge of science’s past. Further, data-time makes agnostic positions about the epistemic fortunes of scientists working under epistemic scarcity more plausible. But agnosticism seems to leave philosophers without much normative grip. So, I sketch an alternative approach: focusing on the strategies scientists adopt to maximize their epistemic power in light of the resources available to them.

Animal Husbandry in Cold Arid Region- The Kargil Perspective

Just like its uniqueness in geographical location, climate and beauty, agriculture and animal husbandry have their own uniqueness in the cold arid Ladakh region. Its harsh climate and barren and slopey land provide a huge hindrance to agriculture in general and high yielding crops in particular. The topography, dissected with snow clad mountains and interrupted with lush green valleys in low altitudinal areas, offers a conducive environment for livestock rearing. Since, the livestock need fodder, the tribal farmers living in this part of the world has thus adapted himself to mixed agriculture-animal rearing, conquering all the difficulties posed by climate, mono-cropping system, non-availability of irrigation, barren and soil-less land non-adaptability of high yielding crop and animal species. Such is his interdependence on the livestock he rears, that for every 1 human being the livestock number present is 3. The local tribal has benefitted from nutritional and livelihood security to social status and employment from the livestock. The current trend in urbanization has however cast a negative impact on animal husbandry in this region and might harm the interrelation between humans and livestock in a bad way, disturbing the fine ecological balance in this Himalayan range. The shortage of fodder up to the tune of 40-60% shall further compound the problem if long-term sustainable approach taking peculiarities of mountain agriculture into consideration is not planned and practiced in the coming days.

A Nightmare

A Nightmare Talia Neffson (bio) She knew what she'd told Lizzie was true. Head injuries do produce an alarming and seemingly unaccountable amount of blood. Mira had never seen so much blood in her life. When she was done crying, she washed her face in the downstairs half-bath and dried it on a burgundy hand towel with a big S monogrammed on it. She tried to remember if Lizzie had changed her last name. It seemed strange and embarrassing that she couldn't remember. Then she remembered. The living room was strewn with toys, board books, little and big shoes, and fossilized Cheerios, just as it had been every time Mira visited, which wasn't often. The only time she could remember its being visibly tidied was for Little Man's first birthday party. She was surprised that Lizzie hadn't tidied this time, with the other couples coming over, though she wasn't sure if she was surprised in a good way or a bad way. Mira couldn't remember where she'd learned about head injuries bleeding heavily but it made sense—so many blood vessels, and of course from an evolutionary standpoint the priority had to be protecting the all-important brain. She had asked the EMT guy if wounds like this always bleed a lot and he'd said, "Sometimes." Otherwise he'd spoken only to Ben, who had been seated on the floor in front of the sink, holding the wadded-up beach towel against his head. Ben's usual serene manner had seemed transformed by the circumstances into a stunned silence that might've been calm or shock. He'd barely said a word. Mira hadn't seen the exact moment his complexion turned to a brown-tinged, pallid gray from its usual warm, light bronze ("like Lenny Kravitz," said Lizzie, when they'd first started [End Page 489] dating). But it was a noticeable change and almost as unnerving as the blood. There was a name for that color. Taupe? Ecru? It made Mira think of the monochrome del Sarto paintings Marco had tried to convince her to like. "Well, you know I am just a dumb American. I'm probably not sophisticated enough to appreciate it," she'd said. "But you are not dumb," Marco had responded seriously, continuing to examine the painting. "You are a very intelligent woman." Humor, especially sarcasm, had always been a problem with Marco. At first Mira had assumed it was a language problem. Later she realized it was not just a language problem. Three years and eight months. Lizzie refused to refer to him as anything other than "that fucking Italian." They'd played the name game after dinner while the two couples with the husbands Ben knew from work were still there. Lizzie and Mira's team went first. Lizzie put down the first scrap of paper and, without pausing, pulled her cardigan off the back of her chair, draped it over her shoulders and tied the sleeves in a loose knot at her chest. Then she leaned forward and lifted an imaginary pair of glasses to her forehead, as if scrutinizing something up close. "The chiaroscuro!" she said with a rolling, extravagant accent, "Molto bellissimo! You see?" "That fucking Italian," Mira answered flatly. The other couples laughed the resentful, strained laughter of people witnessing an inside joke from the outside. Lizzie's motion for "Polo" looked more like vacuuming than swinging a mallet from horseback, but Mira still got it. Lizzie looked at the next paper and, again without pausing, said in the same exaggerated Canarsie accent she often used to imitate their mothers, "Imagine you're a deer …" "Marisa Tomei," said Mira. They went on like that until Lizzie picked up a paper that made her pause. She put bunny ears behind her head. "Hugh Hefner?" guessed Mira. "Mel Blanc?" The other couples laughed unrestrainedly. Lizzie huffed, then their time was up. They won anyway. They always won when they paired up for the name game. [End Page 490] Ben had offered to sit the game out so they wouldn't have an uneven number. Then he'd gone upstairs to...

Pulmonary Hypertension Clinical Trials and COVID-19: A Discussion With John Ryan and Roham Zamanian

Pulmonary Hypertension Clinical Trials and COVID-19: A Discussion With John Ryan and Roham Zamanian

IMPLEMENTING SUSTAINABILITY IN HISTORICAL BUILDING AS A WAY OF REUSING

Each country known by its architectural identity, so it is scary when this identity is vanished, destroyed, reused in a bad way, or abandoned with no use. Egypt faces a great problem in reusing Historical buildings in an effective way; it is reused by wrong functions that destroyed it. This paper aims to implement sustainability in our Historical buildings, to cope with our requirements to be healthy buildings, preserving its aesthetic value, as well as being a flag for showing the Egyptian sustainable identity. Regarding to the crisis of covid-19, the paper goal is to apply sustainable retrofit for Historical buildings, using passive solar energy by using the double height ceiling, long windows, and wind capture, to ventilate the building without using AC. The simulation use the design builder as a software, for producing a methodology to implement sustainability in our Historical buildings.

Preface

The International Conference on Information Technologies in Business and Industries (ITBI-2020) was held at Novosibirsk State Technical University, Russia, on April 6–8, 2020.In the late 90th, the Information Technology in Industries was one of the sessions of the Conference on Mechanical Engineering, Automation and Control Systems (MEACS). In 2016 the organizing committee of MEACS made a decision to hold sessions on control systems, enterprise information systems, applied math as an independent event that was titled “Information Technologies in Business and Industries” (ITBI). The usual venues of the conference are well-known scientific centers in Russian Western Siberia.In 2020, ITBI for the second time took place at Novosibirsk State Technical University. Today Novosibirsk is the largest scientific center in Russia and in the Commonwealth of Independent States. For the past several years the event become a well-recognized regional forum for researchers in the field of computer science, instrumentation, and control engineering. Despite the peculiarities, the conference attracted several participants from Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, and China.Unfortunately, global pandemic affected the event in a bad way. For the first time, the conference was postponed to April. Due to the fact that lockdown in Russia was expected to be extended until summer, as well as global travel restrictions, organizers took the time to prepare virtual sessions.The plenary session was held on 6th April in the virtual BigBlueButton room. All other session meetings were held in the same fashion in the following two days. The time limits for the delivery of a report remain the same as before. Regretfully, the university server was not yet prepared for the load at the time of the event, so the number of concurrent participants of theremote meetings was restricted to a few dozens. However, more than 200 hundred unique participants attended meetings. After the conference, by the end of April, all video-on-demand files were shared among the participants. The authors were encouraged to address their postevent questions to other participants publicly via NSTU forum or privately via email.The papers selected among a hundred qualified submissions cover a wide range of topics within the fields of computer science, industrial automation, and instrumentation engineering. All submissions were reviewed by the editors and by the expert referee from the program committee. The 209 accepted manuscripts were included in the volume.The committee is proud to express gratitude to all organizers and participants as well as to technical staff members who prepared the virtual meetings in such a limited time. Apart from it, the committee wants to apologize to speakers for the inconvenience and restrictions. In conclusion, the committee thanks all the authors and editors who contributed their time and effort to comprise and polish this volume. Organizing Committee of ITBI-2020 Edited by: Eugeniy Porsev, professor, Novosibirsk State Technical University Valeriy Avramchuk, professor Tomsk Polytechnic University Boris Malozemov, PhD, Novosibirsk State Technical University

Does Go-Jek affected Smart City Operational in Jakarta

Online transportation such Go-Jek affected a lot of daily routine activity which change the lifestyle of living nowadays. Therefore, a question of does online transportation such Go-Jek really make Jakarta become a smart city? In fact some of online transportation users feel their life more effective dan flexible because of the service, however private drivers feel that the road is more crowded since the existence of online transportation which enhance the usage of motorcycle. Because of the uncertainty in between, this phenomenon needs to be testify with some data gathering and theory matrix. The finding would be different from the first thought of the usage in online transportation, therefore, be that meaning, the tendency is not by overlooked in a good or bad way, but from few point of perspectives.

The standing and status of vocational education and training in Denmark

ABSTRACTLooking at the current figures for enrolment and completion, vocational education and training (VET) in Denmark is in a bad way. Over the course of the last 15 years, significantly fewer students have enrolled in VET, whereas enrolments in general upper secondary education have increased. Furthermore, approximately half the students enrolling in VET do not complete the programme. This has been widely interpreted as reflecting a loss of prestige for VET. This article examines assumptions regarding the reasons for the low standing and status of VET among young people that inspired the initiatives comprising the 2014 reform of Danish VET. It also summarises the findings of research on the impact of these initiatives. Concluding that the 2014 reform has had no impact on either enrolment or completion rates, the article provides a number of explanations for the lack of effect; explanations that can be used to assess the likelihood of success for current and future measures to improve the standing and status of VET.

Attitude Towards Third Gender: A Case Study Of Southern Punjab, Pakistan

Transgender community faces insulting remarks and people treat them in a bad way. Discrimination is being faced by transgender at all levels such as at school, in family, at places where they live. The purpose of the present study was to explore the attitude of people towards third gender. A sample of 600 were selected through purposive sampling and snow ball sampling techniques. Data was collected from Two cities of Pakistan Sahiwal and Multan. Demographic variables of participants used in this research are age, gender, monthly income, qualification and marital status. Attitude towards Hijras scale was used in this research. Results showed that females have more acceptances of Hijra’s (transgender) rights and status as compared to males. Males and females don’t want any close relationship with Hijras (transgender).Sexual issues (SI) are significant in males as compared to females. Education has more impact on people’s attitude towards Hijra community. People belonging to religious groups have more negative attitude towards Hijras as compared to other groups.

„Hier wird mir wirklich schon die Zeit lang“ – Alltagsleben im steirischen Kurbad der Biedermeierzeit

The rising popularity of public baths in the first half of the 19th century indeed left clear traces in Styria; compared with the large ritzy baths of the Habsburg Monarchy however the spas of the Dukedom of Styria did not play a significant role. Only the then most well-known spa in Rohitsch-Sauerbruch could attract a transregional clientele, while the young Bad Gleichenberg was just in its starting phase. The facilities of the two Warm Baths Bad Neuhaus and Römerbad Tüffer were rich in tradition but rather small; like Tobelbad which carried the smell of being a bath for the poor and was limited in its size, too. Rather little relevance was given to Wildbad Einöd, Grubegg and Topolschitz, such as to the surfur bath Wörschach and the cold water bath Radegund.At the beginning of the 19th century the Styrian baths were still on a particularly bad way. Due to changed framework conditions however, new health resorts were founded and existing ones were expanded, whereby this development can be observed more strongly especially from the 1840’s onwards. These spas were exemplary facilities, closed towards the outside and a spatial division and specialization of the individual areas happened only gradually. Apart from the real “farmers’ baths”, the clientele of the spas was limited to lower aristocracy and middle to higher bourgeoisie.With regard to the organization of the day a significant change can be observed in the first half of the 19th century: the scheduled duration for bathing and drinking sunk significantly, so that the spa’s guests could dispose of ever more free time. The entertainment offered in the smaller health resorts however was not really considerable. People promenaded and went for a walk, met for social gatherings in the spa’s salon, listened to music or indulged in gambling. Despite all protestations to the contrary of the bath operator, uniformity and monotony were the guiding elements of the daily routine.