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Heritage child stars on Disney+: the liquidities of child stardom in the SVOD era

ABSTRACT Disney is a brand long associated with the production of family content and a continually replenished suite of child stars. The 2019 launch of Disney+ leveraged these heritage child stars in its tightly curated home page, stressing nostalgia and a wholesome brand image around the figure of the child. This article explores how the Disney+ interface aesthetics, catalogue organisation and other paratexts negotiate heritage child stars in the context of managing the Disney brand narrative in the streaming era. Streaming interfaces offer a new form of star ephemera, as former child stars are recontextualised under new thematic banners on Disney+. However, this careful curation on the Disney+ interface is ultimately unable to contain the instability of child stars as emblems of lost youth, a tension that becomes particularly evident in the case of Lindsay Lohan and Macaulay Culkin.

Editorial Announcing 2022 TPS Best Paper Award

The winner of the 2022 TPS Best Paper Award has been selected (please refer to our TPS home page for details about the award at <uri xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">https://ieee-npss.org/publications/transactions-on-plasma-science/</uri> ). This year is the fourth year that the award is being given, and I am pleased to announce that this year’s winner is the paper “Transfer learning to model inertial confinement fusion experiments,” published in IEEE Transactions On plasma Science, volume: 48, issue: 1, January 2020, page(s): 61–70. The four co-authors of this paper are Kelli D. Humbird, J. Luc Peterson, and Brian K. Spears all from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, CA, USA, and Ryan G. McClarren from the University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN, USA. The abstract of the paper and the photos and biosketches of the co-authors are given below. The award plaques, certificates, and award checks have been sent to the co-authors by IEEE. This paper has been made freely available to all our readers. Congratulations to the team of co-authors Kelli D. Humbird, J. Luc Peterson, Brian K. Spears, and Ryan G. McClarren on this accomplishment.

INNOVATION OF DIGITAL SERVICES FOR THE SUNGAI PETAI VILLAGE GOVERNMENT, KAMPAR KIRI HILIR DISTRICT, KAMPAR REGENCY

Digital-based village government service innovation. Effective and efficient service is a demand from the community to government agencies in providing services. The Sungai Petai Village Government is one of the village governments that innovates the first digital application-based service in Riau. The innovation in question is the Halaman Kampung application. The purpose of creating this Halaman Kampung application is to provide more effective and efficient services to village communities. The purpose of this study is to describe the Innovation of Village Government Services Based on Digital Applications in Sungai Petai Village, Kampar Kiri Hilir District, Kampar Regency. This study uses the innovation theory by Bugge et al. 2018, in which there are six indicators, namely: governance and innovation, sources of the ideas for innovation, innovation culture (innovation culture). ), capabilities and tools (abilities and tools), objectivies, outcomes, expenses and obstacles (goals, results, costs, and obstacles), collecting innovation data for single innovation (collecting innovation data for single innovations). This type of research is a descriptive research with a qualitative approach. Data collection was done by using the methods of observation, interviews, and documentation of both primary and secondary data. The results of this study indicate that: 1) the innovation of the home page application has been going well because the community has used the home village application in various types of administrative services. 2) the supporting factors in the success of hometown innovation are the fulfillment of service innovation digitization facilities, adequate digital applications, sufficient understanding of innovation.

Commentary: Sentiment Analysis of Online Patient-Written Reviews of Vascular Surgeons

Patient comments. We all know them. Some are good. Some are, well, not so good. We’ve all seen them online. In fact, many of our institutions publish them on our home pages to entice patients to come see us.

Web Development of Automatic Cow Feeding Machine

Abstract: A website is a collection of web pages and related content that is identified by a common domain name and published on at least one web server. Examples of notable websites are Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Wikipedia. All publicly accessible websites collectively constitute the World Wide Web. There are also private websites that can only be accessed on a private network, such as a company's internal website for its employees. Websites are typically dedicated to a particular topic or purpose, such as news, education, commerce, entertainment, or social networking. Hyperlinking between web pages guides the navigation of the site, which often starts with a home page. Users can access websites on a range of devices, including desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. The app used on these devices is called a web browser. With the help of this information, we create a website for providing all of the information to the reader.

Farmers Commerce

Abstract: This application basically aims at digitalizing and marketing agricultural products also, the application is constituted in such a way that it is profitable to the farmers. The home page of the website enables the user/farmer to register by using the user Id or email Id and enter the password as per the user’s choice. This allows the user to effortlessly login into the website. Once the login has been done, the farmer could upload the yielded vegetables, fruits and cereals. Further the price stipulated by the agricultural association is attached and uploaded with it. By doing so, the agricultural products are supplied directly to the consumers without the middle man service. Consumer can use their login information to purchase agricultural products right from the farmers, This is beneficial because the consumers could get chemical free vegetables from the farmers. The farmers commerce will be highly helpful by setting it up in the center of every districts, so that the consumers are benefit either directly or buy online shopping through this website.

Prognostic significance of programmed death-1 and programmed death ligand-1 proteins in breast cancer.

In numerous studies related to tumor prognosis, programmed death-ligand 1 (PD-L1) has been identified as a biomarker. This work aimed to determine the prognostic importance of PD-L1 in breast cancer. We searched electronic databases such as PubMed, Google scholar, home pages of publishing groups, medical, clinical, and pharmaceutical sciences journals, as well as other relevant sources to discover the importance of PD-1 and PD-L1 expression in breast cancer therapies and also recurrence. The keywords used in this search were autoimmunity, programmed cell death, PD-L1 or PD-1, and breast cancer. Our inclusion criteria included studies showing the synergy between the expression of PD-L1 and PD-1 in primary breast cancers as prognostic markers and this research was limited to humans only. We included review articles, original research, letters to the editor, case reports, and short communications in our study, published in English. We focused our work on PD-L1 mRNA expression in breast cancer cell lines. PD-L1 expression has been decisively demonstrated to be a high-risk factor for breast cancer with a bad prognosis.

Telepalliation Facilitates a Sense of Security for Patients With Terminal Illnesses

Background Each year, an estimated 20 million people worldwide are in need of palliative care. The main diagnosis of people needing palliative care is cancer, followed by cardiovascular disease and chronical obstructive lung disease. The web-based telepalliation program and digital platform (offering video consultation, treatment planning, patient-reported outcomes, chat forum, and information on palliation) was developed through a participatory design process involving patients, their relatives, health care professionals, and researchers. Objective This study aimed to pilot-test the telepalliation program during the COVID-19 pandemic. Methods The case study is used as the overall method for the study. The theoretical framework is the Antonovsky “Sense of Coherence” theory. A triangulation of data collection techniques was used: documents (home pages and documents on palliative care) were studied; participant observation was carried out in patients’ homes (n=16 hours); and semistructured qualitative interviews were carried out with 3 women (ages 46-73 years) and 3 men (aged 64-80 years). Of the 6 patients, 4 were diagnosed with cancer and 2 with cardiovascular diseases. The interviews were recorded and analyzed. We followed 7 subjects and conducted 6 interviews; 1 patient dropped out due fatigue. Results Patients participating in the telepalliation program articulated their experiences in terms of the following themes: a sense of security; a sense of coherence; a feeling that the telepalliation platform facilitates continuity and better communication with health care professionals across sectors; a sense of easier access to the palliative team; and a feeling that their spouse and family were more integrated into the care process, because they could participate in difficult dialogues with the palliative team via video link. Conclusions Preliminary findings indicate that patients participating in a telepalliation program experience a sense of security, coherence in their care process, and integrated care across sectors for the individual patients. Further research is needed on the potential benefits and drawbacks of telepalliation.

Testing Behavioral Nudges and Prompts in Digital Courses for the Self-guided Treatment of Depression and Anxiety: Protocol for a 3-Arm Randomized Controlled Trial.

BackgroundDespite showing strong evidence of positive outcomes, a common problem in the field of digital health is poor engagement and adherence. Non–health care, for-profit digital ventures, such as Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter, conduct behavioral experiments to increase user engagement. To our knowledge, digital health organizations have not published similar types of experiments in ad libitum environments, and there are limited published data indicating whether nudges and prompts can be leveraged to increase engagement with digital health interventions.ObjectiveThe main objective of our 3-arm randomized controlled trial is to test whether registered members in two well-established digital health courses for anxiety and depression will engage with four different types of nudges and prompts, and whether engaging with nudges and prompts increases engagement within the courses.MethodsNew members who register for the self-guided anxiety and depression courses on the Evolution Health platform will be randomized into 1 of 3 arms. The first control arm will feature a member home page without any behavioral nudges or prompts. The second arm will feature a member home page with a Tip-of-the-Day section containing directive content. Arm 3 will feature a member home page with a Tip-of-the-Day section containing social proof and present bias content. The third arm will also feature a to-do item checklist.ResultsThe experiment was designed in August 2021 and was launched in November 2021. Initially, we will measure engagement with the tips and the to-do checklist by calculating the frequency of use by age and gender. If members do engage, we will then, according to age and gender, examine whether nudges and prompts result in higher course completion rates and whether specific types of prompts and nudges are more popular than others.ConclusionsOur 3-arm randomized controlled trial will be the first to compare four distinct types of behavioral prompts and nudges in two self-guided digital health courses that were designed to treat mental health issues. We expect the results to generate insights into which types of behavioral prompts and nudges work best in the population. If they are shown to increase engagement, the insights will then be used to apply prompts and nudges to the platform’s addiction-focused courses. Based on the results of the experiment, the insights will be applied to using artificial intelligence to train the platform to recognize different usage patterns and provide specific engagement recommendations to stratified users.International Registered Report Identifier (IRRID)DERR1-10.2196/37231

This issue of ACTA

This issue of ACTA

Construction of Hospital Human Resource Information Management System under the Background of Artificial Intelligence.

Under the background of artificial intelligence (AI), a human resource information management system was designed to facilitate hospital human resource management and improve hospital management efficiency. Based on AI, SOA was constructed and Java2 platform enterprise edition (J2EE) was combined with Java to design and research hospital human resource information management system. In addition, the function and performance required by the system were tested. The results showed that the designed system showed high safety in requirement analysis and performance. The function focused mainly on the systematic analysis of personnel management, recruitment management, organization and personnel management, and patient medical information. The constructed system could work normally and achieve the efficiency of hospital human resource management. The evaluation response time of system home page access was less than 1 second when 300 users were concurrent, and the utilization rate of service CPU was lower than 50% without abnormal memory fluctuation. The concurrent response time of all 20 managers online was less than 5 seconds, and the utilization rate of the service was lower than 70%. When the information of 100 employees in the system was queried concurrently, the average CPU utilization of the database server exceeded 90%. After performance optimization, the test result showed that the transaction response time was reduced to 0.23 seconds, which met the target requirement. In conclusion, the proposed intelligent human resource management system could reduce hospital management cost and the high sharing of human resource information provided a reference for the decision-making system of hospital leaders.

JCD Editorial August 2022

Welcome to the August 2022 issue of the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology. As we move through summertime in the United States, we still cannot wrap our heads around what has been the strangest of all strange past two and a half years. We hope that everyone remains safe, vaccinated, and boosted where appropriate and that everyone in your inner circles and families are maintaining their health. It has been interesting to watch how this crazy virus has passed itself around, mutated when it needs to mutate, and continues to infect countless people on a daily basis. We all know that we need to “get back” to our “normal” and I am so hopeful that we can without reverting to the very dark days of complete lockdowns and closures—even though in some corners of the world, this is still a reality. Most of the rest of the world is opening back up—and that is good—but please still remember that we are not finished with what this virus can do—take care of yourself, your family, and those around you. JCD remains a force within the dermatology and cosmetic industry for high-quality publications and clinical research from all over the globe. For this, we are truly grateful for your trust in our journal and in us. We will continue to publish the highest quality articles including review articles that span the gamut of cosmetic dermatology. We are equally as proud of our COVID coverage—which is featured in each issue of JCD and in a separate folder on the JCD home page—which contains all the articles related to COVID-19 that have been published by JCD—and thank you to all who have contributed to this. We hope you enjoy this issue of the JCD—and please keep the good work coming our way—as we strive to have the most ever submissions in 2022.

Sistem Pakar Berbasis Web Diagnosa Penyakit Gigi dan Mulut di Klinik Sehati

The lack of knowledge of dental and oral health and the limited number of dentists causes low public awareness of dental and oral health. This condition makes some people put aside efforts to prevent and treat dental and oral diseases. Therefore, this study has created an expert system for early diagnosis of dental and oral diseases, so that it can help the public to find out about the dental and oral diseases they are suffering from and overcome the problem of scarcity of dental and oral experts. As for designing the decision support system are use the Expert System method for evaluating criteria and sub-criteria, with the Personal Home Page (PHP) programming language, MySQL as a database server, APPSERV as a web server. The results of this information system design are web applications. to input data on the symptoms of the disease suffered by the patient, then carry out the process of selecting the symptoms of the disease and produce a diagnosis result in the form of disease and healing solutions.

Chat network study and design using HTML and PHP web programming

Chat rooms becoming a part of human life, from sharing and exchanging information such as texts, pictures and messages. Many begin to share the latest news and images related to news in the media field as well as chat messaging in the Internet and targeting customers in business, jokes, music and video in the entertainment field. In this paper a chat web site are designed using Hyper Text Markup language (HTML) and Personal Home Page (PHP) web programming languages with security and authentication features added to it to keep user privacy and personal information unattached, and Apache http server are used to test it.

University Websites: Attractive or Casual?

International student mobility is increasing around the world and the number of students who prefer Turkey for higher education is increasing every year. It is also important for universities to be able to influence students' preferences and attract more successful students. The most used and most important means of universities to introduce themselves to students coming from another country, to leave a positive image and to increase their organizational attractiveness are the corporate websites of universities. Universities create an image about themselves with the visuals they use on their websites. In this study, the image attractiveness of the websites of universities in Turkey towards international students was examined. For this purpose, it has been examined by using visual content analysis whether there are contents that will positively affect the organizational attractiveness of the university for foreign students on the home pages of the websites of state and private universities in Turkey. Among 129 state and 74 private universities in Turkey, 25 universities were selected by proportional stratified sampling method. The codes determined as a result of the visual analysis were gathered under four themes. It has been found that universities mostly include their scientific studies on their websites, and private universities give more space than state universities to the educational environments, buildings, campuses and visuals of their students interacting in these environments, which create the first impression of the university for international students.

CLONED OR HIJACKED JOURNALS: A FORM OF ACADEMIC CYBERCRIME

While entire academic world was busy on the debate of predatory or low-quality journals and publications, a severe academic form of cybercrime has emerged as ‘Hijacked Journals/Cloned Journals, which is more severe than the predatory one. Many such cloned journals are identified but yet many might have remained. Cloned journals posed a challenge not only towards a scientific publication but also towards publication industry and diluted the science. This case study is carried out to investigate the fraudulent behavior and features of cloned and hijacked journals. A journal ‘Adalya’ was selected from the list of cloned journals available on the website of UGC. An observational study has been carried out of home page of the original ‘Adalya’ and its cloned variant ‘Adalya Journal’. It was observed that cloned journals could be identified easily if a researcher is aware. Such cloned websites seem catchier but with unclear information, publishes content beyond their scope or multidisciplinary in nature, provides no clear physical address and location of publication, attracts the author with a promise to publish their article in couple of hours, issues publication certificate, provides fake digital object Identifiers (DOIs), websites not rich and have no clear information. The easiest way to get rid from such fraudulent cloned journals is that to verify the records of journal on ISSN Portal, SCOPUS and Clarivate Master Journal List As on country has full control over Internet of Things, its better for authors to save themselves from such cloned journals by keeping them updated about it.

Heuristic Analysis of the Indonesian Covid-19 Official Website Interface

The Government of Indonesia's official Covid-19 website is the most trusted information link between relevant agencies and the wider community. Usability is an important factor in determining how easily and successfully users can obtain information from a website. Heuristic studies were conducted to obtain findings on the discrepancies in the previously released website design. The website's homepage has a usability percentage of 78.74 percent and a standard deviation of 8.84 percent. The Covid-19 distribution page is 70.36 percent usable, with a standard deviation of 9.84 percent. The evaluation results are based on the United States' Research-Based Web Design and Usability Guidelines. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) discovered that the home page's links were poorly identified, that important information was not relevant, and that the use of icons was inconsistent. The distribution page discovered difficult-to-identify links, scrollbar redundancy in the frameset, and content complexity that required the user to be able to read diagrams well.

How to infuse an organizational culture with humility: A study of humble behaviors and practices

AbstractIn order to analyze the role of humility in organizational culture, in this work, companies that formally declared humility as a value on their home pages were chosen, as to understand the internalization of this value in their practices and behaviors. The research adopted a descriptive‐analytical design with a qualitative approach, and in addition to secondary data referring to the organizational profile, fourteen semi‐structured interviews were analyzed with the decision‐making elite of the seven chosen organizations, based on theoretical‐deductive categories of the construct identified in the organizational literature. The study identified that the value of humility is effectively present in behaviors and practices of these organizations, which develop a culture of humility in their daily lives. The main results indicate that the internalized value of humility is associated with (i) shared behaviors; (ii) clear self‐assessment of strengths and weaknesses; (iii) culture of innovation; (iv) awareness of their own limitations; (v) support for third‐party contributions and feedback practices (vi) employee learning; (vii) culture of praise. The results reinforced the main categories and constructs for a Humble Organizational Culture (HOC) Model, opening opportunities for future research that explore the elaboration of cultural maturity diagnoses and humility measurement instruments in the organizational field.

Local News in Colorado: Comparing Journalism Quality Across Four Counties

Local journalism is a pillar of democratic societies, and its role becomes more critical during crises. But despite its critical importance, local news has faced immense challenges that jeopardize its sustainability in the U.S. This study examines the Colorado media ecology by comparing local news sources across four different counties during Summer 2020 and exploring the factors behind similarities and differences in coverage. Building on Napoli et al.’s (2017) framework to assessing the health of local news, the study uses content analysis to examine original, local reporting and coverage of critical information needs as well as type of framing in over 600 online stories appearing on the home pages of all news sources in the four counties. The findings reveal that the Colorado journalism ecosystem post-Covid outpaces U.S. local news in quality in the pre-Covid era yet aligns with disturbing trends pointing to inequities and disparities. In other words, rural, poorer, and more racially and ethnically diverse Colorado communities tend to have weaker news ecosystems and are more likely to become news deserts. The study also introduces thematic coverage as a necessary dimension to add to journalism quality assessment frameworks and discusses several approaches to salvage local news.

Blog Mining Using Search Engine Optimization and Machine learning

We are providing a platform to Blogger’s and Reader’s. Where the blogger will continually post new content or information in the Blog and readers will check them frequently and gain knowledge or information from the blogs. So, we created a website for both of them, where bloggers have a separate account in the website, they can login and update/write the content and readers can go to the home page directly to view the blogs of bloggers. Here we are creating a Techie Blog website. Keywords- Blog, Blog-mining, Machine learning, Latent Semantic Analysis, Search Engine Optimization, Hummingbird, Panda &amp; Hybridization.