Key Holder Research Articles

Multi-Language Translated Drama Scripts as Reference Information for Actors

Background: Drama texts translated into various languages ​​are a form of communication across linguistic boundaries and a window that reveals the richness of diverse cultures. For actors, engaging in the performance of a multilingual script provides an incredible opportunity to explore the nuanced complexities of different cultures. Actors learn new words and soak up the soul of a culture that may be very different. Purpose: The main aim of this research is to (1) find out the extent to which language variations are used in translated drama scripts and (2) the extent to which language variations influence the way actors understand and portray characters. Design and methods: This research uses a content analysis method on intralingually translated drama texts sourced from the Matara Production archives. Results: The results of this research reveal (1) that three languages ​​are used (English, Indonesian and Sundanese) and (2) that multiple languages ​​are used to show narrative diversity, subtlety of relationships in roles and cultural context. The importance of using regional languages ​​in specific cultural contexts becomes clear, as in the depiction of the local ghost, Kuntilanak, which adds another layer of cultural richness. It can be concluded; this research highlights the significance of the use of multiple languages ​​in the expression and communication of actors. Multilingualism allows actors to convey characters with greater depth, creating an immediate bond with multilingual audiences. Language is not only a means of communication but also a key holder of cultural identity, bringing to life cultural aspects that are difficult to explain in words.

Proof of cryptoasset ownership in England and Wales

The legal status of cryptoassets as property has been widely accepted, but it remains unclear who owns a cryptoasset. This article explores the determination of the owner of a cryptoasset. It argues that under the doctrine of deemed ownership, a person in possession of a thing is deemed or presumed to be its owner unless there is evidence to the contrary. The cryptographic control of cryptoassets is equivalent or analogous to the physical possession of tangible things. Thus, a private key holder who has cryptographic control of a cryptoasset is presumed to be the owner of the cryptoasset. A person without cryptographic control can prove ownership of the cryptoasset in the hands of a different person if they can follow or trace the cryptoasset into the hands of the controller and they are entitled to claim ownership over the followed or traced cryptoasset.

New simultaneous Diophantine attacks on generalized RSA key equations

RSA stands as a widely adopted method within asymmetric cryptography, commonly applied for digital signature validation and message encryption. The security of RSA relies on the challenge of integer factorization, a problem considered either computationally infeasible or highly intricate, especially when dealing with sufficiently large security parameters. Effective exploits of the integer factorization problem in RSA can allow an adversary to assume the identity of the key holder and decrypt such confidential messages. The keys employed in secure hardware are particularly significant due to the typically greater value of the information they safeguard, such as in the context of securing payment transactions. In general, RSA faces various attacks exploiting weaknesses in its key equations. This paper introduces a new vulnerability that enables the concurrent factorization of multiple RSA moduli. By working with pairs (Ni,ei) and a fixed value y satisfying the Diophantine equation eixi2−y2ϕ(Ni)=zi, we successfully factorized these moduli simultaneously using the lattice basis reduction technique. Notably, our research expands the scope of RSA decryption exponents considered as insecure.

Design and Development of an Automatic Lock System for Cupboards Using Fingerprint Based Microcontrollers

: Seeing the current condition of the community, most of them still use simple security, such as the cupboard security system at Weleri Muhammadiyah 3 Vocational School, the situation is that schools still use one key in one cabinet where only one person is employed while more than one TU officer is if other officers will use the cupboard, they must look for or wait for the key holder first and the method is not effective for emergency matters. The importance of making security in the closet is because the school is the school with the highest number of students and requires safe storage media for diplomas (not yet taken). Therefore, it is necessary to make a cabinet lock application system using microcontroller-based fingerprints. This cabinet lock system uses a fingerprint scanner as the main determinant of whether the cabinet can be opened automatically. From research at Weleri Muhammadiyah 3 Vocational School, this system was able to add a security system to the cabinet to control access rights in the cabinets that were considered important.

Headmaster's Strategies to Improve the Quality of Education: A Case Study at Kindergarten ABA Warungboto

Improving the quality of schools is basically a strategy to improve the quality of education by giving authority and responsibility to school leaders to make decisions. The principal as the leader of an educational institution and of course being the key holder of the school's success needs to have various methods and efforts made to achieve the stated goals. desired. The aim of this research is to determine the school principal's efforts to improve the quality of education at the ABA Warungboto Kindergarten. The approach used in the research is a descriptive qualitative type approach. The subjects in this research were the principal and two homeroom teachers who were the main sources for obtaining research data. Three methods were used to collect research materials, namely interviews, observation and documentation. The data analysis techniques used in this research are data reduction, data display, and drawing conclusions. The results of the research show that there are various efforts made to improve the quality of education, including a) Division of tasks and responsibilities b) Improving the quality of teachers c) Increasing student achievement d) Improving infrastructure. Various efforts made by school principals can ensure quality that can help improve schools in the future.

A comparative analysis of public key cryptographic algorithms: RSA, ELGamal, and elliptic curve encryption

Cryptography stands as an indispensable and efficient facet within the expansive field of information security. It offers a reliable method for ensuring the confidentiality and integrity of data during the complex process of information transmission between a sender and a recipient. Beyond this, exclusive decryption privileges are meticulously reserved for the designated recipient. This individual holds the exclusive authority to decipher the transmitted information, which has been encrypted by the key holder beforehand. This scholarly investigation introduces and delves into three prevalent cryptographic algorithms: RSA, El-Gamal, and Elliptic Curve Cryptography. It offers a discerning examination and contrast of the underlying mathematical challenges associated with each sophisticated method. The discourse unfolds a detailed comparative analysis of these three pivotal algorithms, zeroing in on their crucial aspects such as key size length and operational running time. The in-depth exploration within this study aims to shed light on the intricate workings, strengths, and potential limitations of RSA, El-Gamal, and Elliptic Curve Cryptography. By unraveling these aspects, the study contributes to a richer understanding and more informed choices in the practical application of cryptographic algorithms, enhancing the overarching realm of information security in an increasingly digital and interconnected world.

Between Work and Family: Multiple Role Strategies of Career Women in Sultan Agung Islamic University

Career women have their own challenges to manage interests between work and family. However, not all career women are able to answer the demands to execute these two interests optimally. This paper aims to see what is behind the dual role of career women at Sultan Agung Islamic University and how they negotiate these two interests. This study is an empirical study using a gender approach. This paper finds that the dominant factors that place them in a dual role are economics and self-existence. Therefore, the negotiation process by establishing communication and cooperation in the household is the main thing. This strategy has an important impact on how the power of mutual trust and an attitude of responsibility is built in husband and wife relationships. In this position, the dual role chosen by career women does not further corner her position as a woman, but instead strengthens her position as the key holder of harmonious and stable relationships in the household.

STORY BY IVAN FRANKO ABOUT THE «FREE BIRD» (POETICS AND PROBLEMS OF «PANTALACHA»)

The paper deals with the creative history of the short story «Pantalacha» by Ivan Franko with prison problems. The purpose of this article is to study the artistic specificity of this work. The major attention is drawn to publication history, structure, genre specifics, problem-thematic spectrum. The Lviv locus is characterized, which can be recognized through such well-known local objects of the 19th century as Brigidky (the prison at Kazimirivska Street, the former monastery of nuns of the Order of St. Brigid, now – 20 Horodotska Street) and the pub «In Naphtula» (official name – «Under three crowns», now it is 12 Shevska St.). Special attention was paid to the location of the prison – corridor, cell, kitchen and roof. Franko focused in detail not only on the location of the cell itself in the prison, but also on its interior. He compared his cell to hell. It is indicated that the writer, when depicting the main characters of the story, actively uses portrait details: their actual appearance, in particular Pantalach’s physical and communicative behavior, Sporysh’s honesty and integrity. The artistic functioning of mentally ill personality of Prokop is also revealed. Other works of the writer are partly involved for analysis and comparison. The story raises many problems that are also present in Franko’s previous works («Ivas Novitnii», «On the Bottom», «Peasant’s Commission»), because here the problems of good and evil, life and death, freedom and unfreedom have been actualized. The great psychological subtext of the work, which is expressed through the unconscious states of the individual, is separately considered. Franko, as a skilled observer of human souls, also paid considerable attention to the characters dreams in this work. In the story, Sporysh’s oneiric visions are caused by mental upheavals and are an echo of depressing daytime impressions. It is indicated that the writer with great skill focuses on both external and internal manifestations of the disease of the key holder. Keywords; Ivan Franko, «Pantalacha» short story, prison theme, genre, style, issues, locus, interior, portrait.

Personal objects as metaphors: Practitioners’ philosophies of practice and relevance in art education

Working with metaphorical objects as a creative didactic approach unfolds multiple prospects for making meaning of one’s orientation towards artistic practice. Through improvisation, storytelling and visual displays, new perspectives are derived from the professional experiences encountered by practitioners as they engage with the material world and their connections to it. This article expresses the relationship between text and image in meaning-making processes through which visual artists are supported to articulate multiple significances that come together to speak to what their ‘truth’ is; thus, it being subjective in context. Connecting practice to pedagogy, visual connections and inner thoughts are nurtured through a critical process to frame one’s professional identity and scholarly standpoint. A group of twenty art practitioners and educators engaged in a process of defining their philosophies of practice using both tangible and intangible objects through a talking circle. This arts-based approach provided the group with an opportunity to individually share professional experiences linked to their choice of metaphoric objects within a circular orientation. Individual reflection, expression and relationship building were realized and in so doing, a hand, key(s), pencil, key holder, book, shield, environment, culture, bottle, perfume bottle, phone, pot, rubber, balloon and laptop were used as metaphorical objects. This created a unique connection between creativity and imagination through a humanistic orientation in which participants’ inner voices were visually expressed. The notion of ‘Art for what Purpose?’ that is significant in meaning-making was expressed in the voices of the participants making the metaphorical objects relevant within that particular context. With reference to a personal quote ‘I either use a pen to voice my thoughts or fail to do so and have no self-worth’ demonstrates that for one’s voice to be heard by a given audience, there is need to share it in all possible ways. Therefore, participants’ engagement in the talking circle revealed the relevance of empowering practitioners through both oral and visual expressions to validate their self-worth within given contexts as both an academic and practice strategy in establishing meaning.

Geometric Searchable Encryption Without False Positive And Its Applications

Abstract As a prominent cryptographic tool, geometric searchable encryption (GSE) can be applied in many scenarios, such as location-based services (LBS), social networks and vehicle networks. Unfortunately, most of existing searchable encryption schemes supporting the functionality of geometric range searches suffer from false positives, which will lead people to make a wrong decision and further raise some serious consequences such as financial loss. In addition, some of them are designed under a symmetric system, which is not enough flexible deployed in LBS since in a symmetric system only a private key holder creates ciphertext, whereas in a public-key system anyone who holds a public key can produce ciphertext. In this paper, we intend to design a novel GSE scheme without any false positive under a public-key system supporting arbitrary geometric area searches, which is able to guarantee an accurate query result. Toward this goal, we develop a novel technique in handling the relation between a point and any convex polygon in combination with an inner product encryption, which is able to support arbitrary convex polygon range searches without any false positive. A comprehensive experiment demonstrates that, compared with the known schemes, our scheme possesses a 100% accuracy as well as an acceptable efficiency in the sense that it can guarantee that all files retrieved by users are exactly matched ones. Finally, we provide two practical examples of our GSE scheme: privacy-preserving friend-nearby notification with a common point of interest and privacy-preserving parking monitor and guiding system.

The Importance of the Secretariat of Services to regional People's Representative Assembly in Malang Regency of Indonesia

The purpose of the study was to describe and analyze the implementation of services for the leaders and members of the Regional People's Representative Council based on the Malang Regent's Regulation, Organizational Structure, Duties and Functions, and the Work Procedure of the Regional People's Representative Council Secretariat at the Malang Regency Regional House of Representatives Secretariat Office. The method used is qualitative. The research aims to describe clearly, systematically and modestly how the Implementation of Services for Leaders and Members of the Regional House of Representatives is carried out by the Regional Secretariat of Malang Regency; then, the data can be analyzed. The study results indicate that the quality of services the Regional Secretariat provides to Council Members is still not optimal. Where there are inhibiting factors originating from the Regional Secretariat, which is the key holder to achieving organizational goals in terms of service to the Leaders and Members of the Regional House of Representatives of Malang Regency. The inhibiting factor is the low level of awareness of ASN as state servants, not politicians because they tend to stick to the party's mandate, not main tasks and functions. Then the classic problem of Civil Servants is where the workload is uneven and not by the main tasks, which means that the more diligent, the more tasks.

Potential role of Vitamin D as an antiviral agent

Vitamin D has potential antimicrobial activity, the deficiency of which has deleterious effects on the general well-being and longevity, predisposing major public health problem worldwide. About 1 billion people have Vitamin D deficiency, which is prevalent among all ethnicities and age groups throughout the world. In addition, the incidence of antimicrobial resistance has emerged as a major threat to public health, and it is estimated to cause 10 million deaths annually by 2050 throughout the world. Vitamin D, as a mighty antimicrobial agent, may decrease the occurrence of infection through numerous pathways. Vitamin D strengthens innate immunity by modulating the production of various anti-microbial peptide (AMPs), cytokine, chemokines and interleukin responses. Vitamin D is responsible for the regulation of >200 genes, including cell proliferation, differentiation, and apoptotic genes. It acts as the key holder for modulating systemic inflammation, oxidative stress, and mitochondrial respiratory functions. Thus, a Vitamin D replete state appears to benefit most infections. As an antiviral agent, Vitamin D may constitute an inexpensive prophylactic option either by itself or as a synergistic agent during the treatment of different viral infections. The present review stipulates the importance of Vitamin D and its possible mechanisms against treating any kind of viruses. Relevant published articles were summarized by performing computerized literature searches (searches were made in PubMed/Medline, EMBASE, ScienceDirect, and Scirus) of different authentic databases using the following keywords: Vitamin D, VDR, infections, antimicrobial peptides, viruses, and COVID-19. The future for the sunshine vitamin as an antiviral agent looks brighter. More scientific proposition entailing in vitro, in vivo, or genomic studies are required to understand how important Vitamin D is against viral infections.

RSA and redactable blockchains

A blockchain is redactable if a private key holder (e.g. a central authority) can change any single block without violating integrity of the whole blockchain, but no other party can do that. In this paper, we offer a simple method of constructing redactable blockchains inspired by the ideas underlying the well-known RSA encryption scheme. Notably, our method can be used in conjunction with any reasonable hash function that is used to build a blockchain. Public immutability of a blockchain in our construction is based on the computational hardness of the RSA problem and not on properties of the underlying hash function. Corruption resistance is based on the computational hardness of the discrete logarithm problem.

Design and Fabrication of Metal Key Holders and Cufflinks as Souvenirs for Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, Ghana

This study explored how to merge creativity in design with the Crest of KNUST to design and fabricate quality metal key holder and cufflink as souvenirs for KNUST. Based on the assumption that the various KNUST souvenirs seem to be limited in design and therefore lack creativity and variety, which limit the option of those purchasing. In executing the study, the philosophical underpinnings of the crest of KNUST was brought to bear. The study employed aesthetics and studio- based research methods under qualitative research approach to design and fabricate quality metal key holder and cufflinks to be used as souvenirs for Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. By using the Gestalt theory of design, which is concerned with the relationship between the parts and the whole of a composition, the researchers carefully select parts of the emblem of KNUST to design and fabricate a key holder and a cufflinks. Metal working techniques such as chasing and repoussé, fording and piercing were used to these souvenirs for KNUST. The researchers made use of the various tools and machinery available at the various studios of Meta T l Product Section of Industrial Art Department, KNUST. These included the milling studio, 4 th Year production studio where all the piercing vices, drilling machines, stakes and soldering turntable are made available and finally the forging studio where brass scraps were melted into ingot. Results of the study revealed that by adopting the fundamental processes such as idea development, forming processes, joining processes and finishing processes coupled with the fact that local metal scraps are used, underpin the argument that producing quality and professional metal souvenirs can be done here in Ghana to meet any standard elsewhere. This shows that other metal products could be produced as souvenirs for KNUST. After carefully observing some souvenirs of KNUST and other institutions of higher learning, unique designs based on the emblem of KNUST can be done. Keywords: fabricate, Gestalt, key holder, cufflinks, souvenirs, chasing and repousse. DOI: 10.7176/ADS/83-01 Publication date: July 31 st 2020

SO016SPREAD OF ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY IMPROVEMENT PROGAMME ACROSS A LARGE MULTI SITED NHS HOSPITAL

Abstract Background and Aims Acute kidney injury (AKI) is a widely recognised serious health care issue. Up to 25% of hospital patients can develop it, with worse outcomes compared non AKI. A UK–wide audit in 2009 and our local audit in 2014 showed consistently poor AKI care including delays in detection and inconsistent management of cases. The trust set up the AKI Team in 2014 to improve AKI detection, care and outcomes. Successful implementation of a Multifaceted Quality Improvement (QI) Programme for AKI across the main hospital campus since 2015 saw significant improvement in AKI care and outcomes; recognition within 24hrs improved from 52% to 100% since 2016; there has been a 34% reduction in AKI incidence, 26% reduction in AKI length of stay (LoS) ,42% reduction in AKI days (time to recovery) and 10% less AKI associated mortality. The Trust being one of the largest acute trusts in the UK (10 hospitals across 6 sites, over 2000 beds), the QI spread represented a formidable challenge. We describe the methodology and outcomes of AKI QI spread across the trust. Method Central Campus Hospitals Improvement on this site involved setting a bespoke electronic alert coupled with education, key stake holder engagement, gradual culture change and AKI Priority Care Checklist (PCC) and use of change agent (AKI Clinical Nurse Specialist-CNS) visiting local teams and empowering them to manage AKI using Demming’s Model for Improvement A stepwise staggered similar approach was implemented first in the Women’s and Eye Hospitals followed by Children’s Hospital after a local adaptation and testing of algorithm, PCC and appointment of local change agent, a Paediatric AKI CNS. West Campus Hospital A DGH with 230 beds, 1-2 incident cases of AKI/day required a bespoke approach. The central AKI team runs an AKI alerts report and remotely alert the local multidisciplinary teams and empowering them to implement the PCC. South Campus Hospitals A large tertiary hospital merged in 2018 with an existing AKI CNS team. Detection algorithms, education material, PCC, reporting, and approach have been progressively harmonized using the Central Campus model. Data is expressed using SPC charts and analysed by t-test. Results Care process and outcome measures have seen a consistent improvement across all sites. As reported in the Central Campus, recognition of AKI within 24hrs has improved from 52% to 100% since 2016; there has been a 34% reduction in AKI incidence (p<0.00001), 26% reduction in AKI LoS and a 42% reduction in AKI days (time to recovery). The Children’s Hospital had 24% reduction (p<0.0001) in AKI incidence and a 34% reduction in hospital acquired AKI. Recognition of AKI has improved from 42% to 100%; 15% reduction in AKI LoS and 22% reduction in AKI days. In the South Campus recognition of AKI has improved from 67% to 100% and 19% reduction (p<0.0015) in AKI incidence. LoS and AKI days data yet to be reported whilst IT systems are been harmonised. In West Campus recognition is 100% but the small numbers prevent any meaningful analysis of other outcomes. Conclusion This study demonstrates how a cluster of simple interventions and approach to AKI detection and care were successfully rolled out across a multisite large complex acute care organization taking into account the local realities of each site/Hospitals whilst maintaining the core interventions.

Crystal structure and biochemical characterization of Striga hermonthica HYPO-SENSITIVE TO LIGHT 8 (ShHTL8) in strigolactone signaling pathway

Striga is a parasitic weed that disperses easily, and its seeds can persist in the soil for many years, presenting long-term threats to food security. If SLs stimulate the seed germination of root parasitic weeds before planting, weeds will wither due to no host. Therefore, it is necessary to determine the mechanism of strigolactone (SL) signaling in Striga to reduce the impacts of this parasitic weed. Striga has eleven different kinds of HYPO-SENSITIVE to LIGHT (ShHTL) hydrolases. Different ShHTL hydrolases exhibit distinct responses to SLs, despite these ShHTLs exhibiting more than 60% sequence identity. Currently, structural information is available for only five ShHTL proteins, and more structural information is needed to design Striga germination stimulants or inhibitors. In this paper, we report the crystal structure of ShHTL8, which is determined at a resolution of 1.4 Å. Scanning fluorimetry and HPLC assays indicate that L125, M147, M154 and I194 are important binding sites, and of which L125 may act as a key holder involved in the catalytic reaction. Additionally, the corresponding residue, Y124 of ShHTL1 and F135 of ShHTL2 also play a significant role in the substrate recognition.

Digital Health Technologies and Well-Being in the Future

The cultural transformation called digital health has been shaping the fundamental basics of healthcare since the beginning of the 21st century. The doctor–patient hierarchy has been transforming into an equal-level partnership. Patients are becoming empowered, thus giving birth to the empowered physician movement. The role of physicians has been changing from being the key holder to the ivory tower of medicine to being a guide for patients in the jungle of health and digital information. This transformation will dominate the major changes in healthcare in the coming decades. Advanced technologies such as sensors, portable diagnostic devices, or artificial narrow intelligence based algorithms will make patients the point-of-care receiving diagnosis and treatment wherever they are. These developments will redefine well-being as patients will enter healthcare before their first symptoms arise and will need their medical professionals to design preventive plans using a huge amount of data obtained about the patient and from studies. Such changes will inevitably come with unprecedented challenges around privacy, the freedom of choice, and patient safety. This article discusses potential scenarios about the future of digital health and aims at addressing the major challenges around that.

Implementing Aggregate – Cryptographic Encryption Key for Sharing Data in Cloud Environment

Sharing is the main convenience for an appropriate restriction. In this study, we deal with the most appropriate framework to ask for significant and flexible sharing of information with others in real motivation driving constrainment. We are diagraming fresh open focal cryptosystems that show the size of the figure texts to such a degree that it is sensible to fairly circle the knowledge of the rights of any cipher text structure. Everything respected, the Secret Key Holder can release a valuable size all around the key for an adaptable choice of ciphertext set in scattered cutoff, some other mixed records referenced outside the set remain.

Захист електронного документа за допомогою консолідованого підходу до засто- сування електронного цифрового підпису

Modern information systems allow organizations to improve their efficiency, significantly reduce their costs and meet regulatory requirements. A good document management system is often regarded as all that is required, but additional protection measures are also needed to ensure that data is protected from unauthorized access and forgery. The purpose of this article is to modify the algorithms of cryptographic methods of protecting the integrity of a document using an electronic digital signature. Document management systems typically provide security and control access to documents in a controlled environment. However, when a document leaves a secure environment, it is easy to modify it. Unprotected documents do not allow to determine whether the document is authentic, who was the originator and the approver or has it been modified since its creation. The problem of keeping electronic documents from being copied, modified, and forgery requires specific approaches and methods of protection for its solution. One of the most common method of such protection in the world is an electronic digital signature (EDS), which confirms the authenticity, integrity its details and the fact of signing by a specific person of the document with the help of special software. Common encryption methods are based on factorization of large numbers (RSA, DSA, ElGamal) and discrete logarithmization (ECDSA, EdDSA, GOST R 34.10–2012). Each pair of keys consists of a private key and a public key. They are interdependent, but can be used separately. Usually, each pair of keys may belong to a specific key holder. The algorithm works in such a way that it is impossible for third parties to calculate the private key, even if they own the public key. Ref. 13, figure 6, table 3

Implementing Aggregate-Key for Sharing Data in Cloud Environment using Cryptographic Encryption

Data Information sharing is a fundamental comfort in scattered limit. In this paper, we prompt the best way to deal with safely, advantageously, and adaptably share information with others in appropriated accumulating. We portray new open key cryptosystems that produce relentless size figure messages to such an extent, that fruitful task of translating rights for any strategy of ciphertexts is conceivable. Everything considered, the mystery key holder can discharge an enduring size supreme key for flexible decisions of ciphertext set in dispersed accumulating, at any rate the other blended records outside the set stay classified..Key Words - Short Text Classification, Content based isolating, Policy based personalization, Online Social Networks sharing.