Reunion Event Research Articles

Konsep Kreatif Video Live Streaming Ilusman 3 Medan

This study aims to explore and analyze the application of creative concepts at the 33rd Ilusman 3 Medan reunion event in 2023. This research method involves a qualitative approach with a descriptive approach. This research also involves analysis of documentation and direct observation of the reunion event that has been carried out. The results showed that the application of creative concepts in the 33rd Ilusman 3 Medan event in 2023 contributed positively to the diversity and creativity of the event. A more memorable and satisfying experience, with more dynamic visual aspects, content presentation, and reunion atmosphere. The application of creative concepts also strengthens the emotional and nostalgic bond of participants to the alma mater or alumni group of SMA Negeri 3 Medan, which is fully supported by live streaming on Youtube and Zoom Meetings. Thus the interaction between participants becomes more in-depth and active participation in creative activities takes place. In addition, creative concepts poured both offline or on the stage and online or into live streaming also create a positive impact on the image and identity of the reunion organizers, creating an impression of professionalism and innovation towards the response of modern dynamics that lead to the development of digital technology. By utilizing creative elements. The creative elements implemented have gone through the stages of the design process and neat infrastructure design. Thus the reunion event can be more dynamic, relevant, and able to create a unique and memorable experience for the participants. The results showed that using creative aspects visually can create an evocative atmosphere during the event. In addition, the creative aspects applied in live streaming can certainly increase the attractiveness of an event.

Impact of Kerguelen, Marion, and Reunion plumes on the ophiolitic obduction at the northern margin of Indian plate

Geochronological data compiled for 29 major ophiolitic occurrences from the northern margin of the Indian plate precisely coincide with the three major mantle plume interactions over Indian plate (viz., Kerguelen at 130–110 Ma, Marion at 90–84 Ma, and Reunion at 65–70 Ma). We analysed i) the geological juxtapositions of these ophiolitic belts, ii) seismic tomographic imaging of the slab breakoffs, iii) equivalent deflections in the marine magnetic anomalies (MMA), iv) stratigraphic records of the Cretaceous formations and v) the paleomagnetic inclination anomalies; and propose significant influence of plume-driven forces over the subduction and obduction processes in Himalayas. The impingement of Kerguelen plume strongly influenced the ∼ 2500 km long subduction of Neo-Tethys, leading to Indus-Tsangpo-Suture-Zone (ITSZ) ophiolites with their metamorphic soles. The impact of Marion plume further led to repeated tilting of the Indian plate reinvigorating Tethyan subduction at 90 ± 5 Ma. The Reunion event at ∼ 65 Ma, led to the mega-obduction along the Tethyan margin of the Indian subcontinent. The Kerguelen plume thus played a key role in initiating the intraoceanic subductions in equatorial Neo-Tethys, and the combined slab pull and plume induced rifting separated Greater India microcontinent from the northern margin of Indian subcontinent at ∼ 120 Ma. The impact of the Reunion plume resulted in the obduction of ITSZ ophiolites at the northern margin and the Pakistan ophiolites at the northwestern margin. The mantle plume impingements caused plate tilting and triggered the subduction/obduction that is well preserved by sharp inflexions in MMA and the spreading rates. We therefore infer that the three mantle plumes have a greater role in the subduction, obduction and tilting of the Indian plate throughout the Late Mesozoic.

Do Social Networks Facilitate Informed Option Trading? Evidence from Alumni Reunion Networks

AbstractMaterial private information transmits through social networks. Using manually collected information on networks of alumni reunion cohorts, we show that hedge fund managers connected to directors of firms engaged in merger deals increase call-option holdings on target firms before deal announcements. Effects are larger when reunion events for connected cohorts occur just before announcements. Independent directors, directors with short tenure, and directors with low stock ownership are more likely to transmit information. Our results are robust to confounding factors and alternative specifications. These findings highlight the role of social networks as channels of private-information dissemination.

Contra Commodification of Audiences in Reporting 212 Brotherhood Reunion in Jakarta

On December 2, 2018 there was an event involving a mass of around five million people in the name of 212 Alumni Brotherhood Reunion. We observed broadcasts conducted by a number of televisions on December 2, 2018 as research instruments. The results showed that some television stations broadcast the reunion event live, while a number of television stations did not do live broadcast of the reunion event. According to the television journalistic perspective, the non-involvement of some television stations in 212 Alumni Brotherhood Reunion in Jakarta on December 2, 2018; the same as post-terror contra by television media. On this situation, the television stations managers neglecting their important role in disseminating information to the whole world; become an intermediary to set the agenda and tell important things for people, also then becomes a channel of interaction for all communication activities. In the end, television media managers became unnecessary to design and produce messages as desired by the public. Meanwhile, according to the commodification perspective, as its nature as a profit search engine, television media is obliged to treat messages as commodities that can please the public, invite advertisers, and extend media business. Profit is the "ideology" behind the production and distribution of media messages. In this context, the audience is treated as a commodity that must be offered to advertisers, by placing it in the segmentation, target, and positioning of a marketing activity, as well as market assets that can absorb advertised products.

Combined Cornwall Veterinary Association Festival and LUVS Reunion Event Raises Funds for Vetlife.

Combined Cornwall Veterinary Association Festival and LUVS Reunion Event Raises Funds for Vetlife.

Analisis Malpraktik Pemilu: Intergritas Bawaslu dalam menghadapi kampanye terselubung di acara Reuni Akbar 212

This paper aims to examine the hidden campaigns carried out by camp 02 at the 212 grand reunion event, and the actions taken by Bawaslu as election organizer. This study uses analytic qualitative research, namely research that has the aim of analyzing the findings. The results showed that the grand reunion carried out by 212 alumni was a form of covert campaign by camp 02. This was evidenced by the findings explained by the researchers. In addition, the actions taken by Bawaslu were a form of election violations with the DKPP decision regarding the sanctions given to Bawaslu commissioners. In practice, in the field there was a hidden campaign carried out by party 02 at the grand reunion. This is evidenced by the existence of hashtags to replace the president and songs or yells that cornered parties 01. In the third typology it is explained that the election organizer must be neutral and professional. This is different from the findings in the field where a decision was made by one of the commissioners unilaterally without any prior investigation and plenary meeting and only came from television broadcasts. The data were collected through in-depth interviews with sources, and were analyzed qualitatively. This study concluded that the grand reunion carried out by 212 alumni was a form of covert campaign carried out by camp 02. In addition, Bawaslu was proven to have violated ethics by issuing a DKPP decision regarding violations of the code of ethics accepted by DKI Bawaslu and Bawaslu RI by making decisions one-sided so that it is not neutral and professional.

Developing a Personal Strategy: The Alumni Reunion

This case describes the thoughts and reflections of five MBA alumni on their way back to their alma mater for a 20-year reunion event. As invited speakers, they will advise the upcoming graduating class on what to expect after graduation. The case provides a brief background on the career trajectories and family circumstances of each of the five protagonists as well as their personal reflections on their accomplishments and their regrets. The case is an excellent starting point for thought and discussion on the goals and motivations of MBA students, and what they expected to achieve and how they would measure success over the medium to long term.This case would be appropriate either alone or in conjunction with the technical note “Are You Ready? Devising a Personal Strategy for Life after Business School” (UVA-S-0342) as an effective reinforcement exercise. Excerpt Jun. 10, 2021 Developing a Personal Strategy: The Alumni Reunion Alumni Reunion Weekend It was a beautiful spring weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia, and the University of Virginia's Darden School of Business was bustling with activities. It was the weekend of the annual alumni reunion. Former Darden students had arrived, families in tow, from all corners of the world for a much-anticipated pilgrimage back to their alma mater. Over Flagler Court an enormous white tent stood in contrast against the stately red brick of Saunders Hall. Beyond the customary eating, drinking, and retelling of old stories, five alumni had been asked to share with the graduating class their perspectives on life and career after Darden. It promised to be a thought-provoking session, offering deep insight and wisdom based on the alums' 20 years of experiences since bidding farewell to the Darden grounds for far-flung jobs and ventures. . . .

Sense of Humor Dr. (HC) KH. Ahmad Hasyim Muzadi pada Acara Reuni Akbar 90 Tahun Pondok Gontor

KH. Hasyim Muzadi is a person who has the Sense of humor, this was evidenced in his lecture at the grand reunion 90 years of Pondok Gontor. Sense of humor becomes an effective method for conveying a message or value. The approach in this study uses a descriptive type qualitative approach. The data in this case is the Sense of Humor lecturer, while the source of the data is the lecture KH.Hasyim Muzadi in the grand reunion event of 90 years Pondok Gontor. The analysis used is qualitative descriptive analysis. The results in this study that the element of Sense of Humor is owned by KH Hasyim Muzadi during the lecture, the aspect of Sense of Humor used dominantly on the aspect of innuendo or criticism and aspects of a funny story. The type of Sense of Humor used is the intellectual type of humor, because of the intellectual background of the speaker.

Conversational Code-Switching among Bilinguals in Junior High School Reunion Event

The goal of this research was to find out the types of code-switching, and the reason of the participants performs code-switching in the conversation. Research used a qualitative approach. The result shows that three types of code-switching occurs in the conversation among bilingual in the junior high school reunion, they are intra-sentential mixing, intra-lexical code mixing, involving a change of pronunciation. The functions of codeswitching usage are as the marker of changing topic, to show their closeness as an old friend, and to show the close relationship among others. The close relationship between the speakers makes the feel free to switch from one language to another. Furthermore, the switching code also has another function as repetition is used to clarify the utterances of by the speakers. Moreover, the code-switching in the conversation are able to declare the excitement feeling towards a particular topic (the interesting topic) that they are talking about.

Share a List of Those Planning to Attend Your Reunion

Special Events GaloreVolume 18, Issue 7 p. 7-7 Reunion Events Share a List of Those Planning to Attend Your Reunion Kerry Nenn, Kerry NennSearch for more papers by this author Kerry Nenn, Kerry NennSearch for more papers by this author First published: 12 June 2018 https://doi.org/10.1002/speg.30880Read the full textAboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditWechat No abstract is available for this article. Volume18, Issue7July 2018Pages 7-7 RelatedInformation

A prologue to nostalgia: savouring creates nostalgic memories that foster optimism

ABSTRACTHow are nostalgic memories created? We considered savouring as one process involved in the genesis of nostalgia. Whereas nostalgia refers to an emotional reflection upon past experiences, savouring is a process in which individuals deeply attend to and consciously capture a present experience for subsequent reflection. Thus, having savoured an experience may increase the likelihood that it will later be reflected upon nostalgically. Additionally, to examine how cognitive and emotional processes are linked across time, we tested whether nostalgia for a previously savoured experience predicts optimism for the future. Retrospective reports of having savoured a positive event were associated with greater nostalgia for the event (Study 1). Retrospective reports of savouring a time period (college) were associated with greater nostalgia for that time period when participants were in a setting (alumni reunion event) that prompted thoughts of the time period (Study 2). Savouring an experience predicted nostalgia for the experience 4–9 months later (Study 3). Additionally, nostalgia was associated with greater optimism (Studies 2-3). Thus, savouring provides a foundation for nostalgic memories and an ensuing optimism.

Twenty Ways To Create More Memorable Reunions

Special Events GaloreVolume 16, Issue 11 p. 4-4 Reunion Events Twenty Ways To Create More Memorable Reunions First published: 28 October 2016 https://doi.org/10.1002/speg.30443Read the full textAboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditWechat No abstract is available for this article. Volume16, Issue11November 2016Pages 4-4 RelatedInformation

Remodelling of a homeobox gene cluster by multiple independent gene reunions in Drosophila.

Genome clustering of homeobox genes is often thought to reflect arrangements of tandem gene duplicates maintained by advantageous coordinated gene regulation. Here we analyse the chromosomal organization of the NK homeobox genes, presumed to be part of a single cluster in the Bilaterian ancestor, across 20 arthropods. We find that the ProtoNK cluster was extensively fragmented in some lineages, showing that NK clustering in Drosophila species does not reflect selectively maintained gene arrangements. More importantly, the arrangement of NK and neighbouring genes across the phylogeny supports that, in two instances within the Drosophila genus, some cluster remnants became reunited via large-scale chromosomal rearrangements. Simulated scenarios of chromosome evolution indicate that these reunion events are unlikely unless the genome neighbourhoods harbouring the participating genes tend to colocalize in the nucleus. Our results underscore how mechanisms other than tandem gene duplication can result in paralogous gene clustering during genome evolution.

Internal Working Models of Toddlers: A Bridge from Maternal Sensitivity to Toddlers' Attachment Behaviors

Internal working models are based on young children's expectations for the behavior of their attachment figures that develop into broader representations of their relational experiences, and decision rules about how to interact with others. These internal working models are thought to influence the child's subsequent processing of social experiences and allow the child to anticipate, plan for, and adapt to his or her social world. Current research studies largely concentrated on the internal working models of attachment in childhood and adulthood; very little inquiry has been conducted on internal working models of preverbal infants and toddlers. It was not until 2007 that a study by Johnson, Dweck and Chen had found evidence for infants' internal working models of attachment using a habituation paradigm. In addition, some theorists and researchers have indicated that maternal sensitivity is associated with internal working models in childhood; and also it has been suggested that maternal sensitivity may affect toddler's attachment status. Therefore, internal working models may play an important role in relationship between maternal sensitivity and toddler's attachment status. However, there is inadequate research on maternal sensitivity and internal working models in infancy. The present study explored the relationship between toddlers' attachment status, maternal sensitivity and internal working models of toddlers. We hypothesized that toddlers of different attachment status might have unique patterns of expectations about their mother's responsive behavior, and the expectations might correspond to maternal sensitivity in caregiver-infant interactions. Forty-one toddlers(M = 14.01 months, SD = 0.81) and their mothers from middle class backgrounds participated in the study. A visual habituation study using abstract animations with separation and reunion events was conducted to test a part of the toddlers' internal working models—their expectations of a caregiver's responsiveness. Toddlers' attachment status was assessed by the Strange Situation procedure. Maternal sensitivity in caregiver–toddler interactions was measured by Maternal Behavior Q-Sort. The data was analyzed using repeated-measure analysis of variance, chi-square analyses, paired t tests, q-factor analysis and LCA. Results were as follows:(1) Toddlers' expectations of a caregiver's responsiveness depended on their own attachment status: insecure toddlers expected their caregivers to withhold comfort;(2) Toddlers' expectations of a caregiver's responsiveness depended on their mother's behavior: the toddlers of Self-centered mothers expected caregivers to be unresponsive;(3) The results found by LCA indicated that there were two types of attachment system: Category 1, the toddlers of Child-centered mothers tended to expect their caregivers to be responsive, and showed secure attachment behaviors. Category 2, the toddlers of Self-centered mothers tended to expect their caregivers to be unresponsive, and showed insecure attachment behaviors in Strange Situation procedure. These results indicated that it was effective to using a visual habituation procedure to measure internal working models of preverbal toddlers. The claims that toddlers' internal working models play an important role in the relationship between maternal sensitivity and toddler's attachment status can be supported. If we want to change the attachment status of toddlers through their internal working models, we should pay attention to the behavior of their mothers.

The transition into veterinary practice: Opinions of recent graduates and final year students

BackgroundThe transition from veterinary student to member of the veterinary profession is known to be challenging. This study aimed to determine and compare the opinions of final year veterinary students and recent graduates on graduate attributes that ease this transition.MethodsThe study was carried out across 3 veterinary schools in the United Kingdom. Paper based or electronic surveys were used. Final year students in the 3 schools were surveyed either electronically (school A) or on paper (schools B and C). Student cohort sizes were 112, 227 and 102 respectively. Recent graduates were contacted either at a reunion event (school A) or electronically from database records (school B and school C). Cohort sizes of contacted graduates were 80, 175 and 91 respectively. Respondents were asked to rate 42 individual attributes on a 5 point Likert scale. Focus groups with final year students and recent graduates and telephone interviews with recent graduates were carried out. Data were analysed by two researchers through a combination of manual coding and thematic analysis. Data were grouped into broad themes then sorted into narrower themes. Data were then searched for counter examples.ResultsResponse rates for final year students were 34% (school A), 36% (school B) and 40% (school C). Response rates for recent graduates were 56% (school A), 20% (school B) and 11% (school C). There was a high level of agreement between the cohorts with respect to communication skills, problem solving and decision making skills, recognition of own limitations and the ability to cope with pressure all rated unanimously important or very important. Business acumen, knowledge of veterinary practice management and research skills were the 3 attributes ranked at the bottom of the list. Nine attributes were identified with a significantly different (p < 0.05) ranking between the cohorts. Final year students ranked veterinary clinical knowledge, knowledge of veterinary public health and zoonotic issues, veterinary legislation and veterinary practice management, commitment to continuing professional development and ability to evaluate information higher than recent graduates. Recent graduates ranked the attributes of integrity, friendliness and compassion higher than final year students.ConclusionsRecent graduates and final year students rate highly the attributes which help foster the client/veterinarian relationship. Recent graduates reflect that a focus on knowledge based attributes is less important once in practice when compared to final year. The study confirms the importance to recent graduates and final year students of attributes considered as non-technical in the transition to working in the veterinary profession.

The influence of behavioural context on Weddell seal (Leptonychotes weddellii) airborne mother-pup vocalisation

Previous mammalian studies have demonstrated that varying levels of signaller arousal are frequently expressed through vocal behaviour. The potential for callers to convey their motivational state may ensure that recipient responses are appropriate to their needs. The current study investigated the influence of behavioural context on Weddell seal mother-pup vocalisation. Mother and pup call rates were calculated within five and seven behavioural contexts, respectively, and the acoustic characteristics of 69 pup calls were measured within four contexts (total calls = 276). Context significantly influenced the temporal patterning of calls, with reuniting mothers and pups and lone active pups emitting more calls than during mother-pup contact periods. Reuniting and lone pup calls were also characterised by longer durations, higher fundamental frequencies, and increased energy in upper harmonics. Results suggest that reunion events and lone pup searching are characterised by calls reflective of heightened arousal, compared with mother-pup contact periods.

R. F. Mackenzie’s ‘Manifesto for the Educational Revolution’

This paper examines R. F. Mackenzie’s last extended analysis of Scottish education, ‘Manifesto for the Educational Revolution’, which was written in 1980 but not published at that time and only became available on the internet in 2003. Mackenzie’s standing as a radical voice in Scottish education, offering an alternative account of the aims and values of schooling to the one promoted by the educational establishment, remains high among progressive educators: his legacy has been reviewed positively by commentators and several reunion and memorial events have taken place (see http://www.rfmackenzie.info/). The account offered here first provides a brief outline of his background and career, noting his links with other progressive educators (such as A. S. Neill and John Aitkenhead) and referring to some of the publications which predated the Manifesto. It then examines the content of the Manifesto, drawing attention both to its continuity with earlier themes and to the sharper edge to its critique of the political purposes of schooling. The section that follows seeks to go beyond the celebratory accounts of earlier commentators on Mackenzie by drawing attention to some tensions and limitations in his philosophy, while acknowledging the importance of his sustained challenge to orthodox educational thinking in Scotland and to the dominant narratives promoted by officialdom. A short conclusion sums up the nature of Mackenzie’s radicalism.

Magnetostratigraphy of the Apalós Formation (early Pleistocene): Evidence for pulsed uplift of Cyprus

[1] Landscape formation on Cyprus is controlled by processes directly linked to the uplift and unroofing of the Troodos ophiolite complex since mainly early Miocene times. Understanding the island's geology and dating individual tectonic events will help in differentiating between tectonically controlled uplift and eustatic sea level or climatic changes. In order to improve the timing of these events, a magnetostratigraphic study was carried out on two terraces in the Mesaoria Basin of central Cyprus. At Vlokkaria, southwest of Nicosia, an artificial cliff exposes the sedimentary Apalos Formation of early Pleistocene age. A nearby section situated on a terrace, probably postdating the Vlokkaria section, was sampled at Kokkinos. Remanence-carrying minerals are end-member magnetite and maghemite formed by exsolution and oxidation from ophiolitic titanomagnetite. Hematite as a late alteration product is also present. Alternating field demagnetized paleomagnetic samples yield predominantly reversed polarities interpreted to have been acquired as early detrital remanent magnetization during the Matuyama chron. Two zones of normal polarity within the Apalos Formation are interpreted to correlate to the Olduvai and Jaramillo subchrons. Pre-Apalos marine sediments at the bottom of the Vlokkaria section show transitional polarity behavior and therefore might correlate with the onset of the Reunion event. Results from the Kokkinos section are exclusively of normal polarity, which has been acquired during the Brunhes chron. Sedimentation rates derived from these magnetostratigraphic results are in the order of 3–6 cm/kyr with a marked increase to 50 cm/kyr just below the Matuyama-Jaramillo polarity transition, which is interpreted to reflect increased uplift of the source area and supports the hypothesis of pulsed uplift of the Troodos ophiolite complex.

New K-Ar ages from La Montagne massif, Réunion Island (Indian Ocean), supporting two geomagnetic events in the time period 2.2-2.0 Ma

We present new radiometric ages obtained at the type locality in La Reunion Island where palaeomagnetic records of the Reunion events have first been identified. Seven dated lava flows from the Riviere Saint Denis section, which recorded a reverse-to-normal transition, display ages from 2.12 ± 0.03 to 2.17 ± 0.03 Ma, with a mean age of 2.15 ± 0.02 Ma. Two significantly younger flows from this section, interpreted here as valley fill flows from trace elements compositions and Pb isotopic data, have been dated at 2.06 ± 0.03 and 2.08 ± 0.03 Ma. Within the Grande Chaloupe section, where a normal-to-reverse transition is recorded, two coherent ages of 2.05 ± 0.03 and 2.03 ± 0.03 Ma have been obtained. When a direct comparison was possible, our new K-Ar ages performed on separated groundmass show a rather good coherence with previous ages from La Reunion Island. When considered with continuous palaeomagnetic sedimentary records in the 2.2-2.0 Ma interval, these new results suggest that two distinct events are recorded in La Montagne lava flows at La Reunion Island, with ages of 2.15 ± 0.02 and 2.04 ± 0.02 Ma. Following recent nomenclature, the former is the Reunion event s.s., while the latter can be related to the Huckleberry Ridge event. Globally distributed volcanic and sedimentary records show that the first (Reunion s.s.; RU-1) is associated with a large dipole intensity decrease at 2.15 ± 0.02 Ma, and hence is recorded in many sequences. On the other hand, the dipole intensity decrease was not as pronounced at 2.04 ± 0.02 Ma, when the Huckleberry Ridge (RU-2) palaeomagnetic event occurred. Consequently, it is not present as a full directional change in many sections worldwide, but rather appears as a geomagnetic excursion during an episode of increased secular variation. Finally, the use of the Reunion event for magnetostratigraphic studies is recommended, while the clear identification of the Huckleberry Ridge excursion might often be difficult, preventing its use as a reliable time marker.

Vocal behavior of North Atlantic humpback whales during reunion events on Stellwagen Bank.

Humpback whales on their feeding grounds are typically found in small, ephemeral groups which have been hypothesized to form and separate to maximize foraging efficiency, but little is known about the functional mechanisms by which these groups change their composition. In this study, we test the hypothesis that specific vocalization types are associated with events where two or more individual humpback whales join to form a cohesive group on their summer feeding grounds. In the summer of 2008, 11 Dtags (a combined acoustic and movement recording tag) were attached to individual humpback whales on their feeding grounds in the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary. Behavioral observations were collected from tagged animals at the surface and the timing of join events were recorded. Calls from the tagged whale and nearby associates were identified and analyzed to test for call rate changes between 10 min periods around joining events and 10 min control periods. Additional analyses included call type usage during joining events. Our results indicate a trend toward increased call rates during join events when compared to randomly selected control periods, with evidence of differential usage of specific call types during join events.