Day For People Research Articles

A Study of Eco Criticism with Elected Poems of William Wordsworth

Eco- criticism is new critical disciple which distinctive amongst modern literary theory and cultural theories. It established as a literary theory. Eco criticism is a special discourse. It studies the connection between nature and Literature. It explores life. Human life too influences the art and Literature. Ecocriticism redefines of our relationship with the environment and literature. It identifies roots of the problem of ecological crisis in the relationship of the society with nature and also the structure of the society inside. It's also connected with social and economic justice. The loss of ecology has irreversible, in intergenerational consequences. The protection of air, water, soil health and diverseness ought to be primary environmental imperative. Environment impacts people's day nowadays lives, quality of nature environment determines the standard of human life. Cultural survival of individuals depends upon integrated environmental practices. Environmental history and the ecological imagination suggest that today we are facing global crisis not because of the function of eco systems but because of the way our moral system works.

Arrangement of Karaoke Venues in the Legal Territory of Demak Regency Based on Demak Regency Regional Regulation Number 11 of 2018 Concerning the Implementation of Entertainment Businesses in Demak Regency

In this cutting edge period, excitement and amusement have ended up an vital portion of people's day by day lives. One prevalent frame of amusement is karaoke. Be that as it may, it is imperative for governments and specialists to guarantee that karaoke settings work concurring to set measures and directions. Setting up a great karaoke setting includes lawful, authorizing, administrative viewpoints, as well as security and security for guests. This paper is based on a survey of writing and pertinent data sources. Rules and controls with respect to the course of action of karaoke settings from different sources such as government specialists, nearby controls, and official archives will be the most premise for composing this paper. A comprehensive approach will be taken to supply a intensive understanding of the course of action of karaoke settings

Risk analysis of social forestry business management of national economic recovery program in the peatland of Central Kalimantan, Indonesia

Indonesia is one of the countries in the world that has experienced a negative economic impact due to the Covid-19 pandemic since early 2020. In overcoming this impact, the government has taken strategic steps by implementing the National Economic Recovery (PEN) program. One of the PEN programs implemented by the Ministry of Environment and Forestry is community economic development for peat farmer groups through the development of agroforestry food in 35 Social Forestry Business Groups (KUPS) in Pulang Pisau Regency, Central Kalimantan Province. It is one of the regencies known to have quite a large peatland area in Indonesia. This study aimed to analyze the risk management of the 35 KUPS PEN program in peatland. A qualitative desk study methodology was used along with the fishbone model analysis. The results showed that various types of business activities had been developed by KUPS. In the management of social forestry businesses, various risks were identified starting from regional governance, institutional governance, and business governance. The PEN program implemented in 2020 showed a positive impact in improving the community's economy with a positive impact on ecology and socio-culture. This PEN activity has absorbed around 9,110 HOK (Working People's Day) local workers with 565 KUPS members. The implementation of this program can be replicated, especially for social forestry business groups in other areas.

College Bus Tracking System

The modern world is driven by technological change day by day. Especially appropriate technological changes improve modern business strategies. Various technologies have been developed in the world to make people's lives easier and better day by day. Android is the latest and fastest technology available to all users or users in today's market. A significant increase in user acceptance has been seen in the last few years. The project is based on the latest GPS technology that allows the college management team the best way to monitor college bus activity and schedule and provide real-time bus location for students using the bus service. This paper proposes an Android mobile app that provides information about buses, bus numbers and bus routes / bus-stops online. The proposed system is fully integrated with online bus tracking systems using an android app. They can also view bus details as a bus schedule and arrive at the bus on time. It is a real-time system as the current bus location is constantly updated with latitude and longitude is obtained by the user at his request with the help of Google Map API.

Analysis of Family Working Time Integration of Bali Cattle and Rice Fields in The District South Konawe

The research aims to find out the allocation and outpouring of family working time in integrated Bali cattle business rice paddy in South Konawe Regency collected from bali cattle farming households as many as 30 respondents each sub-district of 25 subdistricts in South Konawe Regency. The outpouring of working hours involved in the handling of Bali cattle and rice paddy farming is calculated using the unit of working hours equivalent to adult men (JKSP) with the unit of working people's days (HOK). The results of the analysis were dominated by a semi-intensive maintenance system with a breeding pattern with an average outpouring of family working time in Bali cattle businesses of 0.74 HOK, while the average outpouring of family working time on rice paddy farming was 10.34 HOK. Family labor in the central area of Bali cattle seedlings in South Konawe Regency devotes more time to rice paddy farming (93.30%) than Bali cattle business (6.70%).

Organik Tekstil Ürünlerinin Pazar Yapısı

In addition to the contribution of organic textiles to human health to our environment today, it also contributes significantly to our environment. The main ingredient of organic textiles, which is one of the most important elements, is that the drugs used in cotton production are not chemical, but also provide the opportunity to live in a cleaner environment in their creatures living around us. Organic textiles are very important in people's lives and day by day people become aware of organic textiles is a very important phenomenon. On the awareness of people, it is more important that the organ is preferred to clothing today. SPSS (Statistical Package for Socia lSciences) for Windows 22.0 program was used in the analysis of the data obtained in the study. Descriptive statistical methods were used to evaluate the data. Attitude level score was determined as a result of using score values for answers to scale questions. Satisfaction comparisons were made according to gender, age, marital status and education variables. Key Words: Textile, Sunday, Agriculture, Organic

PERSPEKTIF FIQIH TERHADAP LINGKUNGAN

Fiqh as Islamic law that regulates the pattern of human relations with God and each other, takes part in discussing the relationship between humans and their environment. The role of fiqh in the matter of efforts to maintain environmental harmony by providing rules or codes of ethics for human relations with their environment. Such as the prohibition of damaging the environment and the obligation to preserve the environment. The arrangement of environmental law is based on tafsiliy arguments, namely al-Qur'an-al-Hadith, and general principles of legal legislation.
 When fiqh takes part in environmental preservation, it is hoped that there will be new awareness for all mukallaf, especially awareness related to environmental problems. They have a high concern for the environment. Giving rights that belong to the environment, such as the right to live and the right to develop, not to seize and exploit. That way the environment remains sustainable, beautiful and conducive. Humans and all other creatures will peacefully inhabit this rice field. There is no longer the threat of global catastrophe that currently haunts people's days.

COVID-19 IDENTIFICATION BY CHEST X-RAY IMAGES

Covid-19 is an abruptly transmitting disease which started from Wuhan, China that not only infects humans but also animals. It has affected approximately 82.1 M people worldwide to date, according to statistics. People's day by day lives, their wellbeing and the economy of the nation are influenced by this destructive viral infection. It is a typical irresistible sickness thus far, and not a solitary nation could set up a fruitful antibody for it. Contaminated patients with Coronavirus have demonstrated that these kinds of patients are generally tainted with lung disease upon contact with the illness. The Gold Standard for coronavirus is Reverse Transcription-Polymerase Chain Reaction controls for COVID-19 diagnosis (RT-PCR). Nevertheless, the RT-PCR test facility is sluggish, rendering early detection of the disease difficult. More effective and readily available imaging methods for diagnosing lung-related conditions are chest X-ray (i.e., radiography) and chest CT scan. However, in comparison to chest CT scans, significantly chest X-ray is a lower cost procedure. In addition, we demonstrate in this study how convolutional neural network (CNN) can be useful for using chest X-ray images to detect Covid-19. In addition, we took the pre-analyzed view of CNN models and compared their performance after cleaning the images and applying data augmentation to Covid-19 affected chest X-ray scans of patients along with healthy patients. We trained it on 907 samples to evaluate the output of the model and tested it on 101 samples. The focus of this research is on the potential methods for classifying infected patients with COVID19 and not claiming any medical precision.

Short horizons and obesity futures: Disjunctures between public health interventions and everyday temporalities

This paper examines the spatio-temporal disjuncture between ‘the future’ in public health obesity initiatives and the embodied reality of eating. Drawing upon ethnographic fieldwork in a disadvantaged community in South Australia (August 2012–July 2014), we argue that the future oriented discourses of managing risk employed in obesity prevention programs have limited relevance to the immediacy of poverty, contingencies and survival that mark people's day to day lives. Extending Bourdieu's position that temporality is a central feature of practice, we develop the concept of short horizons to offer a theoretical framework to articulate the tensions between public health imperatives of healthy eating, and local ‘tastes of necessity’. Research undertaken at the time of Australia's largest obesity prevention program (OPAL) demonstrates that pre-emptive and risk-based approaches to health can fail to resonate when the future is not within easy reach. Considering the lack of evidence for success of obesity prevention programs, over-reliance on appeals to ‘the future’ may be a major challenge to the design, operationalisation and success of interventions. Attention to local rather than future horizons reveals a range of innovative strategies around everyday food and eating practices, and these capabilities need to be understood and supported in the delivery of obesity interventions. We argue, therefore, that public health initiatives should be located in the dynamics of a living present, tailored to the particular, localised spatio-temporal perspectives and material circumstances in which people live.

Celebrate Older People's Day by making a pledge.

THE DATE October 1 marks UK Older People's Day.

As Long As We Both Shall Love: The White Wedding in Postwar America Karen M.Dunak. New York: New York University Press, 2013.

As Long As We Both Shall Love: The White Wedding in Postwar America Karen M. Dunak. New York: New York University Press, 2013.The cover of historian Karen Dunak's book, As Long as We Both Shall Love: The White Wedding in Postwar America, features enormous wedding cake, resplendent with layers of white frosting, being sliced by a pair of newlyweds. The faces of lucky couple are obscured, and, although we later learn that this towering treat was enjoyed by guests at 1966 wedding of President Johnson's daughter, Luci, Pat Nugent, bride and groom pictured here could be anyone. This is a theme that echoes throughout Dunak's narrative, wherein weddings of wealthy and politically well-connected appear alongside TV sitcom ceremonies, bridal magazine columns, and rich descriptions of ordinary people's special days. The result is a multi-faceted historical account of wedding in which personal is reflected through popular and vice versa. Dunak's diverse, interconnected narratives show how American wedding offers a universal promise of love and happiness while also providing participants with opportunity publically perform their values and aspirations.Unlike other recent wedding histories, such as Elizabeth Freeman's The Wedding Complex: Forms of Belonging in Modem American Culture (2002) and Chrys Ingraham's White Weddings: Romancing Heterosexuality in Popular Culture (1999), which tum a critical eye towards conspicuous consumption, heteronormativity, and patriarchal overtones of affair, Dunak's account is entirely hopeful and un-cynical. The author takes as her starting point notion that the wedding industrial complex (Ingraham, 1999)- obsessive, ornate, Bridezilla-producing culture that proliferated in popular media at turn of twenty-first century- obscures multiple, meaningful ways in which participants have used weddings to challenge traditional expectations of men and women, masculinity and femininity, and marriage and commitment (6) throughout American history.Dunak is most compelling as she outlines changing value of wedding in aftermath of World War II. Soldiers returning home sought a return normalcy, which was embodied by wedding and its promise of domestic tranquility in suburbs. Yet tradition associated with white weddings of 1950s was not reflective of actual history but of a longed for connection an idealized past, one unmarred by economic hardship, family conflict, or war (27). …

E-suicide note: A newer trend and its medico-legal implications in India.

Rapid advancements of information and communication technology in the form of electronic mails, mobile phones, social networking sites, etc have an increasing impact on people's day to day life. It has been observed that these readily available applications are used frequently to express suicidal intentions. There are many studies on conventional handwritten suicide notes but suicide note in electronic format is an emerging issue and an under-researched phenomena. The authors have termed it as "E-suicide note" and discuss its medico-legal implications in India with examples from their observations.

Places of Sanctuary for 'the Undeserving'? Homeless People's Day Centres and the Problem of Conditionality

This paper is an exploration of a dilemma that is central to the place of day centres in tackling single homelessness and raises issues for social work more generally. On the one hand, day centres provide vital services to a vulnerable group in a safe, non-threatening and non-judgemental setting; on the other hand, in doing so, they are believed to impede opportunities for personal change. The paper draws on findings from a research study which compared and contrasted the priorities of single homeless people with multiple support needs with the priorities of support services, exploring the role of encounters between service users and agencies in either overcoming or reinforcing multiple exclusion homelessness. This paper focuses on evidence about the use of day centres. It seeks to draw on theological insights to explore day centres as ‘places of sanctuary’ whose largely unconditional accessibility enables them to serve as both a last refuge for the victims of multiple rejection and a safe place to confront the past. This paper will take the debate about conditionality in welfare provision beyond the field of homelessness to address one of the oldest dilemmas of social work: how to facilitate change while respecting people's free agency.

Naturalistic Observation of Health-Relevant Social Processes

This article introduces a novel observational ambulatory monitoring method called the electronically activated recorder (EAR). The EAR is a digital audio recorder that runs on a handheld computer and periodically and unobtrusively records snippets of ambient sounds from participants' momentary environments. In tracking moment-to-moment ambient sounds, it yields acoustic logs of people's days as they naturally unfold. In sampling only a fraction of the time, it protects participants' privacy and makes large observational studies feasible. As a naturalistic observation method, it provides an observer's account of daily life and is optimized for the objective assessment of audible aspects of social environments, behaviors, and interactions (e.g., habitual preferences for social settings, idiosyncratic interaction styles, subtle emotional expressions). This article discusses the EAR method conceptually and methodologically, reviews prior research with it, and identifies three concrete ways in which it can enrich psychosomatic research. Specifically, it can (a) calibrate psychosocial effects on health against frequencies of real-world behavior; (b) provide ecological observational measures of health-related social processes that are independent of self-report; and (c) help with the assessment of subtle and habitual social behaviors that evade self-report but have important health implications. An important avenue for future research lies in merging traditional self-report-based ambulatory monitoring methods with observational approaches such as the EAR to allow for the simultaneous yet methodologically independent assessment of inner, experiential aspects (e.g., loneliness) and outer, observable aspects (e.g., social isolation) of real-world social processes to reveal their unique effects on health.

A day out to put skating memories on ice.

CARE hoME residents in oxfordshire took to the ice last month to reminisce about old times and commemorate UK older people's day. More than 60 residents in wheelchairs, staff and volunteers from the orders of St John Care Trust demonstrated their abilities at oxford's ice rink.

Nursery Management: Case Study - Small is beautiful

Nursery WorldVol. 2009, No. 3 FeatureNursery Management: Case Study - Small is beautifulLaura MarcusLaura MarcusSearch for more papers by this authorLaura MarcusPublished Online:4 Mar 2014https://doi.org/10.12968/nuwa.2009.4.3.1092506AboutSectionsView articleView Full TextView EPUB ToolsAdd to favoritesDownload CitationsTrack CitationsPermissions ShareShare onFacebookTwitterLinked InEmail View articleAbstractLittle People's Day Nurseries, which now has three branches, started out downstairs in the family home, says Laura Marcus. FiguresReferencesRelatedDetails 1 March 2009Volume 2009Issue 3ISSN (print): 0029-6422ISSN (online): 2059-9358 Metrics History Published online 4 March 2014 Published in print 1 March 2009 Information© MA Education Ltd

Performing the New German Past: The People's Day of Mourning and 27 January as Postunification Commemorations

The article sketches the ruptures in today's German memory culture, concentrating on the Volkstrauertag (People's Day of Mourning) and the Gedenktag für die Opfer des Nationalsozialismus (Remembrance Day for the Victims of National Socialism) on 27 January. It starts with an overview of the history of the Volkstrauertag with its (outward) transformation from a commemoration day for dead German soldiers into one for “all victims of war and violence.” The inclusive model of commemoration that was typical for the Bonn Republic is disintegrating today. In united Germany, the Volkstrauertag and 27 January reflect antagonistic memory strands, that is a memory focussed on the war dead and German suffering or on the Holocaust and German guilt. In light of discussions about commemorating Bundeswehr dead, the article ends by describing a re-heroicizing of the Volkstrauertag and, in a more general way, tries to outline the shifting construction of German national identity.

Understanding China's Military Strategy*

Chinese military modernization and its resulting aggressive posturing have serious implications for Asian stability and Indian security. This article is an attempt to understand the main security challenges from a Chinese perspective; the kind of responses, especially military, that China has undertaken; and the way Chinese military strategy has evolved from Mao's People's War days to a modern hi-tech military force today. In the short run Chinese military objectives appear focused on finding ways to defeat the United States in the event of a conflict between the two countries, possibly over Taiwan. But the long-term consequences of Chinese strategy remain uncertain, at least partly because the rise of China, on which that military power will depend, is itself difficult to predict with certainty. War is the continuation of politics.1

Transient oral microflora in Greeks attending day centres for the elderly and residents in homes for the elderly

To examine the isolation frequency and the carriage of yeasts, Enterobacteriaceae, Staphylococcus and Enterococcus species in oral samples from elderly Greeks living alone or in institutions. Ageing may promote changes in the oral ecosystem, which lead to colonisation of the mouth by microbes found less commonly or only transiently in younger subjects. Previous studies indicate a geographical variation in the isolation frequency of such bacteria in elderly populations. Medical and dental records were obtained from 66 attenders at elderly people's day centres (EPDC), and 82 residents of elderly people's homes (EPH), 66-95 years old. Mucosa smear samples were cultured on appropriate media for enumeration of the above species. Microbial identification was performed by conventional microbiological tests. The results were analysed using the Multiple Correspondence Analysis (MCA), ANOVA and other traditional statistical tests. No statistically significant association was found between the place of residence and the wearing of dentures. The isolation frequencies of Staphylococcus aureus, Enterococcus and Enterobacteriaceae species were 21.6, 20.3 and 7.4% respectively. MCA, and further statistical analysis, revealed that the place of residence affected the isolation frequency of years (54.9% in EPH vs. 37.9% in EPDC). Moreover, ANOVA showed that living in EPH increased the carriage of yeasts. Elderly Greeks exhibit a moderate to high oral carriage of transient bacteria compared with other elderly populations. Living in EPH seems to increase both the isolation frequency and carriage of yeasts.

Processo grupal e a questão do poder em Martín-Baró

O presente artigo trata da concepção de processo grupal e poder social enfocada por Martín-Baró.<a name=volta1></a><a href="#nota1">¹</a> O autor retoma a concepção de grupo presente no trabalho de Sílvia Lane, quando considera os aspectos pessoais, as características grupais, a vivência subjetiva e realidade objetiva e o caráter histórico do grupo. Na perspectiva da psicologia social, segundo o autor, é muito mais relevante a análise do papel do poder na vida cotidiana, no dia-a-dia das pessoas, do que se centrar nos acontecimentos excepcionais e não rotineiros. Considerando que grande parte da prática profissional do psicólogo, principalmente numa perspectiva psicossocial, envolve o trabalho com grupos, a abordagem da questão do poder passa a ter papel fundamental. Neste sentido, o contato com a produção de Martín-Baró é essencial e pode contribuir incisivamente no nosso trabalho cotidiano.