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Signalling Theory Dividends: A Review Of The Literature And Empirical Evidence
Alan Mwandenga, Amina Mansour

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The signaling theory suggests that dividends signal future prospects of a firm. However, recent empirical evidence from the US and the Uk does not offer a conclusive evidence on this issue. There are conflicting policy implications among financial economists so much that there is no practical dividend policy guidance to management, existing and potential investors in shareholding. Since corporate investment, financing and distribution decisions are a continuous function of management, the dividend decisions seem to rely on intuitive evaluation.

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Dear David Buskins,

The following submission has been assigned to you to see through the editorial process.

Signalling Theory Dividends: A Review Of The Literature And Empirical Evidence
Alan Mwandenga, Amina Mansour

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The signaling theory suggests that dividends signal future prospects of a firm. However, recent empirical evidence from the US and the Uk does not offer a conclusive evidence on this issue. There are conflicting policy implications among financial economists so much that there is no practical dividend policy guidance to management, existing and potential investors in shareholding. Since corporate investment, financing and distribution decisions are a continuous function of management, the dividend decisions seem to rely on intuitive evaluation.

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Signalling Theory Dividends: A Review Of The Literature And Empirical Evidence
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The signaling theory suggests that dividends signal future prospects of a firm. However, recent empirical evidence from the US and the Uk does not offer a conclusive evidence on this issue. There are conflicting policy implications among financial economists so much that there is no practical dividend policy guidance to management, existing and potential investors in shareholding. Since corporate investment, financing and distribution decisions are a continuous function of management, the dividend decisions seem to rely on intuitive evaluation.

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The influence of lactation on the quantity and quality of cashmere production
Carlo Corino

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The effects of pressed beet pulp silage (PBPS) replacing barley for 10% and 20% (DM basis) were studied on heavy pigs fed dairy whey-diluted diets. 60 Hypor pigs (average initial weight of 28 kg), 30 barrows and 30 gilts, were homogeneously allocated to three exper- imental groups: T1 (control) in which pigs were fed a traditional sweet whey- diluted diet (the ratio between whey and dry matter was 4.5/1); T2 in which PBPS replaced barley for 10% (DM basis) during a first period (from the beginning to the 133rd day of trial) and thereafter for 20% (DM basis); T3 in which PBPS replaced barley for 20% (DM basis) throughout the experimental period. In diets T2 and T3 feed was dairy whey-diluted as in group T1. No significant (P>0.05) differences were observed concerning growth parameters (ADG and FCR). Pigs on diets contain- ing PBPS showed significantly higher (P

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Carlo Corino

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The influence of lactation on the quantity and quality of cashmere production
Carlo Corino

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The Facets Of Job Satisfaction: A Nine-Nation Comparative Study Of Construct Equivalence
Catherine Kwantes

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Archival data from an attitude survey of employees in a single multinational organization were used to examine the degree to which national culture affects the nature of job satisfaction. Responses from nine countries were compiled to create a benchmark against which nations could be individually compared. Factor analysis revealed four factors: Organizational Communication, Organizational Efficiency/Effectiveness, Organizational Support, and Personal Benefit. Comparisons of factor structures indicated that Organizational Communication exhibited the most construct equivalence, and Personal Benefit the least. The most satisfied employees were those from China, and the least satisfied from Brazil, consistent with previous findings that individuals in collectivistic nations report higher satisfaction. The research findings suggest that national cultural context exerts an effect on the nature of job satisfaction.

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Catherine Kwantes

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Archival data from an attitude survey of employees in a single multinational organization were used to examine the degree to which national culture affects the nature of job satisfaction. Responses from nine countries were compiled to create a benchmark against which nations could be individually compared. Factor analysis revealed four factors: Organizational Communication, Organizational Efficiency/Effectiveness, Organizational Support, and Personal Benefit. Comparisons of factor structures indicated that Organizational Communication exhibited the most construct equivalence, and Personal Benefit the least. The most satisfied employees were those from China, and the least satisfied from Brazil, consistent with previous findings that individuals in collectivistic nations report higher satisfaction. The research findings suggest that national cultural context exerts an effect on the nature of job satisfaction.

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The Facets Of Job Satisfaction: A Nine-Nation Comparative Study Of Construct Equivalence
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Archival data from an attitude survey of employees in a single multinational organization were used to examine the degree to which national culture affects the nature of job satisfaction. Responses from nine countries were compiled to create a benchmark against which nations could be individually compared. Factor analysis revealed four factors: Organizational Communication, Organizational Efficiency/Effectiveness, Organizational Support, and Personal Benefit. Comparisons of factor structures indicated that Organizational Communication exhibited the most construct equivalence, and Personal Benefit the least. The most satisfied employees were those from China, and the least satisfied from Brazil, consistent with previous findings that individuals in collectivistic nations report higher satisfaction. The research findings suggest that national cultural context exerts an effect on the nature of job satisfaction.

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Computer Skill Requirements for New and Existing Teachers: Implications for Policy and Practice
Craig Montgomerie, Mark Irvine

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The integration of technology into the classroom is a major issue in education today. Many national and provincial initiatives specify the technology skills that students must demonstrate at each grade level. The Government of the Province of Alberta in Canada, has mandated the implementation of a new curriculum which began in September of 2000, called Information and Communication Technology. This curriculum is infused within core courses and specifies what students are “expected to know, be able to do, and be like with respect to technology” (Alberta Learning, 2000). Since teachers are required to implement this new curriculum, school jurisdictions are turning to professional development strategies and hiring standards to upgrade teachers’ computer skills to meet this goal. This paper summarizes the results of a telephone survey administered to all public school jurisdictions in the Province of Alberta with a 100% response rate. We examined the computer skills that school jurisdictions require of newly hired teachers, and the support strategies employed for currently employed teachers.

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Computer Skill Requirements for New and Existing Teachers: Implications for Policy and Practice
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The integration of technology into the classroom is a major issue in education today. Many national and provincial initiatives specify the technology skills that students must demonstrate at each grade level. The Government of the Province of Alberta in Canada, has mandated the implementation of a new curriculum which began in September of 2000, called Information and Communication Technology. This curriculum is infused within core courses and specifies what students are “expected to know, be able to do, and be like with respect to technology” (Alberta Learning, 2000). Since teachers are required to implement this new curriculum, school jurisdictions are turning to professional development strategies and hiring standards to upgrade teachers’ computer skills to meet this goal. This paper summarizes the results of a telephone survey administered to all public school jurisdictions in the Province of Alberta with a 100% response rate. We examined the computer skills that school jurisdictions require of newly hired teachers, and the support strategies employed for currently employed teachers.

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Computer Skill Requirements for New and Existing Teachers: Implications for Policy and Practice
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Genetic transformation of forest trees
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In this review, the recent progress on genetic transformation of forest trees were discussed. Its described also, different applications of genetic engineering for improving forest trees or understanding the mechanisms governing genes expression in woody plants.

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Traditions and Trends in the Study of the Commons
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The study of the commons has expe- rienced substantial growth and development over the past decades.1 Distinguished scholars in many disciplines had long studied how specific resources were managed or mismanaged at particular times and places (Coward 1980; De los Reyes 1980; MacKenzie 1979; Wittfogel 1957), but researchers who studied specific commons before the mid-1980s were, however, less likely than their contemporary colleagues to be well informed about the work of scholars in other disciplines, about other sec- tors in their own region of interest, or in other regions of the world.

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Condensing Water Availability Models to Focus on Specific Water Management Systems
John Novak

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The Texas Water Availability Modeling System is routinely applied in administration of the water rights permit system, regional and statewide planning, and an expanding variety of other endeavors. Modeling water management in the 23 river basins of the state reflects about 8,000 water right permits and 3,400 reservoirs. Datasets are necessarily large and complex to provide the decision-support capabilities for which the modeling system was developed. New modeling features are being added, and the different types of applications are growing. Certain applications are enhanced by simplifying the simulation input datasets to focus on particular water management systems. A methodology is presented for developing a condensed dataset for a selected reservoir system that reflects the impacts of all the water rights and accompanying reservoirs removed from the original complete dataset. A set of streamflows is developed that represents flows available to the selected system considering the effects of all the other water rights in the river basin contained in the original complete model input dataset that are not included in the condensed dataset. The methodology is applied to develop a condensed model of the Brazos River Authority reservoir system based on modifying the Texas Water Availability Modeling System dataset for the Brazos River Basin.

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Condensing Water Availability Models to Focus on Specific Water Management Systems
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Condensing Water Availability Models to Focus on Specific Water Management Systems
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Environmental sustainability and sustainable development principles are vital topics that engineering education has largely failed to address. Service-learning, which integrates social service into an academic setting, is an emerging tool that can be leveraged to teach sustainable design to future engineers. We present a model of using service-learning to teach sustainable design based on the experiences of the Stanford chapter of Engineers for a Sustainable World. The model involves the identification of projects and partner organizations, a student led, project-based design course, and internships coordinated with partner organizations. The model has been very successful, although limitations and challenges exist. These are discussed along with future directions for expanding the model.

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Sodium butyrate improves growth performance of weaned piglets during the first period after weaning
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Sodium butyrate improves growth performance of weaned piglets during the first period after weaning
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Hydrologic Connectivity in the Edwards Aquifer between San Marcos Springs and Barton Springs during 2009 Drought Conditions
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The Edwards Aquifer serves as the primary water supply in South-Central Texas and is the source for several major springs. In developing a plan to protect endangered species immediately downstream of San Marcos Springs, questions have been raised regarding the established concept of a hydrologic divide between the San Antonio and Barton Springs segments of the Edwards Aquifer during drought conditions. To address these questions, a water-level data collection program and a hydrogeologic study was conducted. An analysis of groundwater-level data indicate that a groundwater divide exists in the vicinity of the surface drainage divide between Onion Creek and Blanco River during wet and normal hydrologic conditions. However, analysis of data collected during the 2009 drought suggests that the groundwater divide dissipated and no longer hydrologically separated the two segments. As a result, there is potential for groundwater to flow past San Marcos Springs toward Barton Springs during major droughts. The implications for this have bearings on the management and availability of groundwater in the Edwards Aquifer. Assessments of simulations from a numerical model suggest 5 cfs could be flowing past San Marcos toward Barton springs under drought conditions. The groundwater divide appears to be influenced by recharge along Onion Creek and Blanco River and appears to be vulnerable to extended periods of little or no recharge and extensive pumping in the vicinity of Kyle and Buda. The 2009 data set shows a very low gradient in the potentiometric surface between San Marcos Springs and Kyle with very little variation in levels between drought and non-drought periods. From Kyle toward Barton Springs, the potentiometric surface slopes significantly to the north and has dramatic changes in levels between drought and non-drought periods. The source and nature of the discontinuity of the change in potentiometric gradients and dynamic water level response at Kyle is unknown. Structural influences or hydraulic properties inherent in the aquifer could be the cause of this discontinuity and may also influence the degree of hydrologic connection between San Marcos and Barton Springs. Rapid population growth and increased water demands in the Kyle and Buda areas necessitates a continual groundwater level monitoring program between San Marcos Springs and Buda to provide data for future hydrogeologic and trend analyses.

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Hydrologic Connectivity in the Edwards Aquifer between San Marcos Springs and Barton Springs during 2009 Drought Conditions
Lise Kumiega

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The Edwards Aquifer serves as the primary water supply in South-Central Texas and is the source for several major springs. In developing a plan to protect endangered species immediately downstream of San Marcos Springs, questions have been raised regarding the established concept of a hydrologic divide between the San Antonio and Barton Springs segments of the Edwards Aquifer during drought conditions. To address these questions, a water-level data collection program and a hydrogeologic study was conducted. An analysis of groundwater-level data indicate that a groundwater divide exists in the vicinity of the surface drainage divide between Onion Creek and Blanco River during wet and normal hydrologic conditions. However, analysis of data collected during the 2009 drought suggests that the groundwater divide dissipated and no longer hydrologically separated the two segments. As a result, there is potential for groundwater to flow past San Marcos Springs toward Barton Springs during major droughts. The implications for this have bearings on the management and availability of groundwater in the Edwards Aquifer. Assessments of simulations from a numerical model suggest 5 cfs could be flowing past San Marcos toward Barton springs under drought conditions. The groundwater divide appears to be influenced by recharge along Onion Creek and Blanco River and appears to be vulnerable to extended periods of little or no recharge and extensive pumping in the vicinity of Kyle and Buda. The 2009 data set shows a very low gradient in the potentiometric surface between San Marcos Springs and Kyle with very little variation in levels between drought and non-drought periods. From Kyle toward Barton Springs, the potentiometric surface slopes significantly to the north and has dramatic changes in levels between drought and non-drought periods. The source and nature of the discontinuity of the change in potentiometric gradients and dynamic water level response at Kyle is unknown. Structural influences or hydraulic properties inherent in the aquifer could be the cause of this discontinuity and may also influence the degree of hydrologic connection between San Marcos and Barton Springs. Rapid population growth and increased water demands in the Kyle and Buda areas necessitates a continual groundwater level monitoring program between San Marcos Springs and Buda to provide data for future hydrogeologic and trend analyses.

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Hydrologic Connectivity in the Edwards Aquifer between San Marcos Springs and Barton Springs during 2009 Drought Conditions
Lise Kumiega

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The Edwards Aquifer serves as the primary water supply in South-Central Texas and is the source for several major springs. In developing a plan to protect endangered species immediately downstream of San Marcos Springs, questions have been raised regarding the established concept of a hydrologic divide between the San Antonio and Barton Springs segments of the Edwards Aquifer during drought conditions. To address these questions, a water-level data collection program and a hydrogeologic study was conducted. An analysis of groundwater-level data indicate that a groundwater divide exists in the vicinity of the surface drainage divide between Onion Creek and Blanco River during wet and normal hydrologic conditions. However, analysis of data collected during the 2009 drought suggests that the groundwater divide dissipated and no longer hydrologically separated the two segments. As a result, there is potential for groundwater to flow past San Marcos Springs toward Barton Springs during major droughts. The implications for this have bearings on the management and availability of groundwater in the Edwards Aquifer. Assessments of simulations from a numerical model suggest 5 cfs could be flowing past San Marcos toward Barton springs under drought conditions. The groundwater divide appears to be influenced by recharge along Onion Creek and Blanco River and appears to be vulnerable to extended periods of little or no recharge and extensive pumping in the vicinity of Kyle and Buda. The 2009 data set shows a very low gradient in the potentiometric surface between San Marcos Springs and Kyle with very little variation in levels between drought and non-drought periods. From Kyle toward Barton Springs, the potentiometric surface slopes significantly to the north and has dramatic changes in levels between drought and non-drought periods. The source and nature of the discontinuity of the change in potentiometric gradients and dynamic water level response at Kyle is unknown. Structural influences or hydraulic properties inherent in the aquifer could be the cause of this discontinuity and may also influence the degree of hydrologic connection between San Marcos and Barton Springs. Rapid population growth and increased water demands in the Kyle and Buda areas necessitates a continual groundwater level monitoring program between San Marcos Springs and Buda to provide data for future hydrogeologic and trend analyses.

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Towards Designing an Intercultural Curriculum: A Case Study from the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua
Patricia Daniel

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One of the challenges still to be met in the 21st century is that of genuinely embracing diversity. How can education help to overcome the barriers that continue to exist between people on the basis of language, culture and gender? This case study takes the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua as an example of a multilingual/multiethnic region and examines how the community university URACCAN is contributing to the development of interculturality. It describes participatory research that was carried out with university staff and students with the intention of defining an intercultural curriculum and appropriate strategies for delivering such. One model used as a basis for discussions was the Model for Community Understanding from the Wales Curriculum Council, which emphasises the belonging of the individual to different communities or cultures at the same time. Factors supporting the development of an intercultural curriculum include the university’s close involvement with the ethnic communities it serves. However, ethno-linguistic power relations within the region and the country as a whole, still militate against egalitarianism within the university. The research highlights the importance of participatory pedagogy as the basis for promoting interculturality and achieving lasting social transformation.

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Towards Designing an Intercultural Curriculum: A Case Study from the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua
Patricia Daniel

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One of the challenges still to be met in the 21st century is that of genuinely embracing diversity. How can education help to overcome the barriers that continue to exist between people on the basis of language, culture and gender? This case study takes the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua as an example of a multilingual/multiethnic region and examines how the community university URACCAN is contributing to the development of interculturality. It describes participatory research that was carried out with university staff and students with the intention of defining an intercultural curriculum and appropriate strategies for delivering such. One model used as a basis for discussions was the Model for Community Understanding from the Wales Curriculum Council, which emphasises the belonging of the individual to different communities or cultures at the same time. Factors supporting the development of an intercultural curriculum include the university’s close involvement with the ethnic communities it serves. However, ethno-linguistic power relations within the region and the country as a whole, still militate against egalitarianism within the university. The research highlights the importance of participatory pedagogy as the basis for promoting interculturality and achieving lasting social transformation.

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Towards Designing an Intercultural Curriculum: A Case Study from the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua
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One of the challenges still to be met in the 21st century is that of genuinely embracing diversity. How can education help to overcome the barriers that continue to exist between people on the basis of language, culture and gender? This case study takes the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua as an example of a multilingual/multiethnic region and examines how the community university URACCAN is contributing to the development of interculturality. It describes participatory research that was carried out with university staff and students with the intention of defining an intercultural curriculum and appropriate strategies for delivering such. One model used as a basis for discussions was the Model for Community Understanding from the Wales Curriculum Council, which emphasises the belonging of the individual to different communities or cultures at the same time. Factors supporting the development of an intercultural curriculum include the university’s close involvement with the ethnic communities it serves. However, ethno-linguistic power relations within the region and the country as a whole, still militate against egalitarianism within the university. The research highlights the importance of participatory pedagogy as the basis for promoting interculturality and achieving lasting social transformation.

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Yam diseases and its management in Nigeria
Rana Baiyewu

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This review presents different diseases associated with yam and the management strategies employed in combating its menace in Nigeria. The field and storage diseases are presented, anthracnose is regarded as the most widely spread of all the field diseases, while yam mosaic virus disease is considered to cause the most severe losses in yams. Dry rot is considered as the most devastating of all the storage diseases of yam. Dry rot of yams alone causes a marked reduction in the quantity, marketable value and edible portions of tubers and those reductions are more severe in stored yams. The management strategies adopted and advocated for combating the field diseases includes the use of crop rotation, fallowing, planting of healthy material, the destruction of infected crop cultivars and the use of resistant cultivars. With regards to the storage diseases, the use of Tecto (Thiabendazole), locally made dry gins or wood ash before storage has been found to protect yam tubers against fungal infection in storage. Finally, processing of yam tubers into chips or cubes increases its shelf live for a period of between 6 months and one year.

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Rana Baiyewu

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Yam diseases and its management in Nigeria
Rana Baiyewu

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This review presents different diseases associated with yam and the management strategies employed in combating its menace in Nigeria. The field and storage diseases are presented, anthracnose is regarded as the most widely spread of all the field diseases, while yam mosaic virus disease is considered to cause the most severe losses in yams. Dry rot is considered as the most devastating of all the storage diseases of yam. Dry rot of yams alone causes a marked reduction in the quantity, marketable value and edible portions of tubers and those reductions are more severe in stored yams. The management strategies adopted and advocated for combating the field diseases includes the use of crop rotation, fallowing, planting of healthy material, the destruction of infected crop cultivars and the use of resistant cultivars. With regards to the storage diseases, the use of Tecto (Thiabendazole), locally made dry gins or wood ash before storage has been found to protect yam tubers against fungal infection in storage. Finally, processing of yam tubers into chips or cubes increases its shelf live for a period of between 6 months and one year.

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Influence of long-term nutrition with different dietary fats on fatty acid composition of heavy pigs backfat
Rosanna Rossi

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Aim of this research is to provide a general situation of cattle slaughtered in Cameroon, as a representative example for the Central African Sub-region. The quality and safety of beef from the abattoir of Yaoundé, the largest in Cameroon, were considered. From January 2009 to March 2012, the pre-slaughter conditions and characteristics of 1953 cattle carcasses were recorded, as well as the pH of m. longissimus thoracis 24 h after slaughter. From these carcasses, 60 were selected to represent the bulls slaughtered. The quality parameters and composition of m. longissimus thoracis were carried out. The origin of most of the cattle was the Guinea High Savannah (74.6%), and transhumance was the common production system (75.5%). Gudali (45.6%), White Fulani (33.3%) and Red Mbororo (20.3%) breeds were predominant. Carcass weight was affected by rearing system and cattle category, and it markedly varied during year. Considering meat quality, the fat content was low (1.2%) and similar between breeds, moreover Gudali showed the toughest meat. Of the cows slaughtered, 27% were pregnant and the most common abnormal conditions encountered were ectoparasites, fatigue, lameness, fungal-like skin lesions, enlarged lymph nodes, respiratory distress, nodular lesions. More than 20% of the carcasses had some organs condemned, mainly for liver flukes (5.17%), and 1.0% of them were completely condemned due to tuberculosis, that also affected 3.28% of lungs. These data could aid authorities draw up programmes with the aim to strengthen cattle production, improve beef supply, control and prevent the observed diseases, and promote the regional trade.

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Influence of long-term nutrition with different dietary fats on fatty acid composition of heavy pigs backfat
Rosanna Rossi

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Influence of long-term nutrition with different dietary fats on fatty acid composition of heavy pigs backfat
Rosanna Rossi

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Aim of this research is to provide a general situation of cattle slaughtered in Cameroon, as a representative example for the Central African Sub-region. The quality and safety of beef from the abattoir of Yaoundé, the largest in Cameroon, were considered. From January 2009 to March 2012, the pre-slaughter conditions and characteristics of 1953 cattle carcasses were recorded, as well as the pH of m. longissimus thoracis 24 h after slaughter. From these carcasses, 60 were selected to represent the bulls slaughtered. The quality parameters and composition of m. longissimus thoracis were carried out. The origin of most of the cattle was the Guinea High Savannah (74.6%), and transhumance was the common production system (75.5%). Gudali (45.6%), White Fulani (33.3%) and Red Mbororo (20.3%) breeds were predominant. Carcass weight was affected by rearing system and cattle category, and it markedly varied during year. Considering meat quality, the fat content was low (1.2%) and similar between breeds, moreover Gudali showed the toughest meat. Of the cows slaughtered, 27% were pregnant and the most common abnormal conditions encountered were ectoparasites, fatigue, lameness, fungal-like skin lesions, enlarged lymph nodes, respiratory distress, nodular lesions. More than 20% of the carcasses had some organs condemned, mainly for liver flukes (5.17%), and 1.0% of them were completely condemned due to tuberculosis, that also affected 3.28% of lungs. These data could aid authorities draw up programmes with the aim to strengthen cattle production, improve beef supply, control and prevent the observed diseases, and promote the regional trade.

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Antimicrobial, heavy metal resistance and plasmid profile of coliforms isolated from nosocomial infections in a hospital in Isfahan, Iran
Vajiheh Karbasizaed

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The antimicrobial, heavy metal resistance patterns and plasmid profiles of Coliforms (Enterobacteriacea) isolated from nosocomial infections and healthy human faeces were compared. Fifteen of the 25 isolates from nosocomial infections were identified as Escherichia coli, and remaining as Kelebsiella pneumoniae. Seventy two percent of the strains isolated from nosocomial infections possess multiple resistance to antibiotics compared to 45% of strains from healthy human faeces. The difference between minimal inhibitory concentration (MIC) values of strains from clinical cases and from faeces for four heavy metals (Hg, Cu, Pb, Cd) was not significant. However most strains isolated from hospital were more tolerant to heavy metal than those from healthy persons. There was no consistent relationship between plasmid profile group and antimicrobial resistance pattern, although a conjugative plasmid (>56.4 kb) encoding resistance to heavy metals and antibiotics was recovered from eight of the strains isolated from nosocomial infections. The results indicate multidrug-resistance coliforms as a potential cause of nosocomial infection in this region.

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Antimicrobial, heavy metal resistance and plasmid profile of coliforms isolated from nosocomial infections in a hospital in Isfahan, Iran
Vajiheh Karbasizaed

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The antimicrobial, heavy metal resistance patterns and plasmid profiles of Coliforms (Enterobacteriacea) isolated from nosocomial infections and healthy human faeces were compared. Fifteen of the 25 isolates from nosocomial infections were identified as Escherichia coli, and remaining as Kelebsiella pneumoniae. Seventy two percent of the strains isolated from nosocomial infections possess multiple resistance to antibiotics compared to 45% of strains from healthy human faeces. The difference between minimal inhibitory concentration (MIC) values of strains from clinical cases and from faeces for four heavy metals (Hg, Cu, Pb, Cd) was not significant. However most strains isolated from hospital were more tolerant to heavy metal than those from healthy persons. There was no consistent relationship between plasmid profile group and antimicrobial resistance pattern, although a conjugative plasmid (>56.4 kb) encoding resistance to heavy metals and antibiotics was recovered from eight of the strains isolated from nosocomial infections. The results indicate multidrug-resistance coliforms as a potential cause of nosocomial infection in this region.

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Antimicrobial, heavy metal resistance and plasmid profile of coliforms isolated from nosocomial infections in a hospital in Isfahan, Iran
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The antimicrobial, heavy metal resistance patterns and plasmid profiles of Coliforms (Enterobacteriacea) isolated from nosocomial infections and healthy human faeces were compared. Fifteen of the 25 isolates from nosocomial infections were identified as Escherichia coli, and remaining as Kelebsiella pneumoniae. Seventy two percent of the strains isolated from nosocomial infections possess multiple resistance to antibiotics compared to 45% of strains from healthy human faeces. The difference between minimal inhibitory concentration (MIC) values of strains from clinical cases and from faeces for four heavy metals (Hg, Cu, Pb, Cd) was not significant. However most strains isolated from hospital were more tolerant to heavy metal than those from healthy persons. There was no consistent relationship between plasmid profile group and antimicrobial resistance pattern, although a conjugative plasmid (>56.4 kb) encoding resistance to heavy metals and antibiotics was recovered from eight of the strains isolated from nosocomial infections. The results indicate multidrug-resistance coliforms as a potential cause of nosocomial infection in this region.

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Self-Organization in Multi-Level Institutions in Networked Environments
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Self-Organization in Multi-Level Institutions in Networked Environments
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Self-Organization in Multi-Level Institutions in Networked Environments
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Si vous avez des questions, n\'hésitez pas à communiquer avec nous. Nous vous remercions d\'avoir pensé à la revue {$journalName} pour la publication de vos travaux.

Cordialement,

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Si vous avez des questions, n\'hésitez pas à communiquer avec nous.

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{$recipientName},

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Si vous êtes en mesure d\'aider au processus d\'évaluation de cette revue, vous pouvez vous connecter au site de la revue pour voir la soumission, téléverser les fichiers d\'évaluation ainsi que soumettre votre évaluation.

Si vous avez des questions, n\'hésitez pas à communiquer avec moi,

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{$recipientName},

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{$submissionAbstract}

\n

Suivant les commentaire de l\'évaluation de la dernière version du manuscrit, l\'auteur-trice a soumis une version révisée de son document. Nous apprécierions que vous évaluiez cette nouvelle version dans le cadre d\'un second cycle d\'évaluation.

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Veuillez vous authentifier sur la page de la revue pour y indiquer si vous participerez à cette évaluation ou non, ou encore pour accéder à la soumission et y enregistrer votre évaluation et vos recommandations. Le site Web est {$journalUrl}

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Bonjour {$recipientName},

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Vous pouvez vous connecter au site de la revue et suivre les étapes d\'évaluation afin de consulter le texte, soumettre votre fichier d\'évaluation ainsi que vos commentaires.

Si vous avez besoin de plus de temps, contactez moi. Je vous remercie.

\n

Cordialement

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{$recipientName},

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S\'il vous plait, connectez-vous à la revue et suivez les étapes d\'évaluation afin de consulter le texte et soumettre votre fichier d\'évaluation ainsi que vos commentaires.

Si vous avez besoin d\'un délai supplémentaire, n\'hésitez pas à me contacter.

Je vous remercie.
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Bonjour {$authors},

Nous avons pris une décision concernant votre soumission « {$submissionTitle} » à la revue {$journalName}.

Notre décision est d\'accepter votre soumission.

Cordialement,

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\nNous avons pris une décision concernant votre soumission « {$submissionTitle} » à la revue {$journalName}.
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\n
\nURL de la soumission : {$submissionUrl}'),(164,'EDITOR_DECISION_REVISIONS','fr_CA','Révisions demandées','Décision du rédacteur','{$authors},
\n
\nNous avons pris une décision concernant votre soumission « {$submissionTitle} » à la revue {$journalName}.
\n
\nNotre décision est de vous demander d\'apporter des révisions à votre soumission.'),(165,'EDITOR_DECISION_RESUBMIT','fr_CA','Soumettez à nouveau pour évaluation','Décision du rédacteur','{$authors},
\n
\nNous avons pris une décision concernant votre soumission « {$submissionTitle} » à la revue {$journalName}.
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\n
\nNous avons pris une décision concernant votre soumission « {$submissionTitle} » à la revue {$journalName}.
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\nNous avons pris une décision concernant votre soumission « {$submissionTitle} » à la revue {$journalName}.
\n
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{$recipientName},

\n

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\nVotre texte sera publié dans un prochain numéro de la revue {$journalName} et vous pouvez l\'inclure dès à présent dans votre liste de publications. Nous reconnaissons les efforts nécessaire à toute publication et vous en félicitons.

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Votre texte va faire l\'objet d\'une révision linguistique et être mise en page avant publication.

\n

Vous recevrez des instructions sous peu.

\n

Si vous avez des questions, n\'hésitez pas à me contacter à partir de votre tableau de bord de soumission.

\n

Cordialement,

\n

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\n
\nVous êtes maintenant abonné-e à notre système de gestion de revue en ligne pour la revue {$journalName}, avec le type d\'abonnement suivant  :
\n
\n{$subscriptionType}
\n
\nPour accéder au contenu destiné seulement aux abonnés, connectez-vous au système à l\'aide de votre nom d\'utilisateur-trice : {$recipientUsername}.
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\nVeuillez prendre note que si vous disposez d\'un abonnement institutionnel, les utilisateurs-trices n\'ont pas à entrer de nom d\'utilisateur-trice puisque le système authentifiera automatiquement les demandes.
\n
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Merci de votre intérêt continu pour notre travail.

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\n
\n{$subscriptionType}
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\nAfin d\'assurer la continuité de votre accès à cette revue, nous vous invitons à aller sur le site Web de la revue et à renouveler votre abonnement. Vous pouvez vous y ouvrir une session avec votre nom d\'utilisateur-trice, soit « {$recipientUsername} ».
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\nSi vous avez des questions, ne pas hésiter à communiquer avec nous.
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\n{$subscriptionSignature}'),(181,'SUBSCRIPTION_AFTER_EXPIRY','fr_CA','Abonnement échu','Abonnement expiré','{$recipientName},
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\n{$subscriptionType}
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\nPour renouveler votre abonnement, veuillez vous rendre sur le site Web de la revue. Vous pouvez y ouvrir une session en utilisant votre nom d\'utilisateur-trice, soit « {$recipientUsername} ».
\n
\nSi vous avez des questions, n\'hésitez pas à communiquer avec nous.
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Bonjour {$recipientName},

Votre abonnement à la revue {$journalName} est expiré. Veuillez prendre note que ceci est le dernier rappel qui vous sera envoyé.

{$subscriptionType}

\n

Date d\'expiration : {$expiryDate}

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Si vous avez des questions, ne hésitez pas à communiquer avec nous.

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\n
\nType d\'abonnement :
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\n
\nUtilisateur-trice :
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\nRenseignements d\'adhésion (si fournis) :
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\nPour afficher ou modifier cet abonnement, veuillez utiliser l\'URL suivant.
\n
\nURL de l\'abonnement : {$subscriptionUrl}
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Bonjour {$recipientName},

Une version révisée de « {$submissionTitle} » a été téléversée par l\'auteur-e {$submitterName}.

URL de la soumission : {$submissionUrl}

.

Ceci est un message automatique de {$journalName}.

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\nCordialement,
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Si la soumission n\'est pas appropriée pour cette revue, veuillez la décliner.

Je vous remercie d\'avance.

Cordialement,

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La soumission suivante vous a été assignée pour le processus d\'évaluation par les pairs.

{$submissionTitle}
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Veuillez vous connecter pour voir la soumission et désigner des évaluateur.trice.s qualifié.es. Vous pouvez désigner un.e évaluateur.trice en cliquant sur « Ajouter un.e évaluateur.trice ».

Je vous remercie d\'avance.

Cordialement,

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La soumission suivante vous a été assignée pour suivre le processus de production.

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Résumé

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Veuillez vous connecter pour afficher la soumission. Une fois les fichiers prêts pour la production disponibles, les téléverser sous la section Publication > Épreuves. Ensuite, planifier la publication en cliquant sur le bouton Planifier la publication.

Merci d\'avance.

Cordialement,

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Bonjour {$recipientName},

J\'aimerais que vous prépariez les épreuves du manuscrit intitulé « {$submissionTitle} » pour la revue {$journalName} à l\'aide des étapes suivantes.

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  1. Cliquer sur l\'URL de la soumission ci-dessous.
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URL du manuscrit : {$submissionUrl}

Nom d\'utilisateur-trice : {$recipientUsername}

Si vous ne pouvez pas effectuer ce travail pour le moment ou si vous avez des questions, veuillez communiquer avec moi. Je vous remercie de votre collaboration.

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Bonjour {$recipientName},

Les épreuves du manuscrit intitulé « {$submissionTitle} » pour la revue {$journalName} sont maintenant prêtes pour la relecture.

Si vous avez des questions, n\'hésitez pas à communiquer avec moi.

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Ces frais couvrent les coûts de production permettant d\'assurer la publication de votre texte. Pour effectuer le paiement, rendez-vous sur {$queuedPaymentUrl}.

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Dear Daniel Barnes, David Buskins, Stephanie Berardo,

After considering the reviewers\' feedback, I would like to make the following recommendation regarding the submission The influence of lactation on the quantity and quality of cashmere production.

My recommendation is: Accept Submission.

Please visit the submission\'s editorial workflow to act on this recommendation.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions.

Kind regards,

Minoti Inoue

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The signaling theory suggests that dividends signal future prospects of a firm. However, recent empirical evidence from the US and the Uk does not offer a conclusive evidence on this issue. There are conflicting policy implications among financial economists so much that there is no practical dividend policy guidance to management, existing and potential investors in shareholding. Since corporate investment, financing and distribution decisions are a continuous function of management, the dividend decisions seem to rely on intuitive evaluation.

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The signaling theory suggests that dividends signal future prospects of a firm. However, recent empirical evidence from the US and the Uk does not offer a conclusive evidence on this issue. There are conflicting policy implications among financial economists so much that there is no practical dividend policy guidance to management, existing and potential investors in shareholding. Since corporate investment, financing and distribution decisions are a continuous function of management, the dividend decisions seem to rely on intuitive evaluation.

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In diets T2 and T3 feed was dairy whey-diluted as in group T1. No significant (P>0.05) differences were observed concerning growth parameters (ADG and FCR). Pigs on diets contain- ing PBPS showed significantly higher (P<0.05) percentages of lean cuts and lower percentages of fat cuts. On the whole, ham weight losses during seasoning were moderate but significantly (P<0.05) more marked for PBPS-fed pigs as a prob- able consequence of their lower adiposity degree. Fatty acid composition of ham fat was unaffected by diets. With regard to m. Semimembranosus colour, pigs receiving PBPS showed lower (P<0.05) \"L\", \"a\" and \"Chroma\" values. From an economical point of view it can be concluded that the use of PBPS (partially replacing barley) and dairy whey in heavy pig production could be of particular interest in areas where both these by products are readily available.'),(26,3,'','categoryIds','[]'),(27,3,'en','title','The influence of lactation on the quantity and quality of cashmere production'),(28,4,'en','abstract','Archival data from an attitude survey of employees in a single multinational organization were used to examine the degree to which national culture affects the nature of job satisfaction. Responses from nine countries were compiled to create a benchmark against which nations could be individually compared. Factor analysis revealed four factors: Organizational Communication, Organizational Efficiency/Effectiveness, Organizational Support, and Personal Benefit. Comparisons of factor structures indicated that Organizational Communication exhibited the most construct equivalence, and Personal Benefit the least. The most satisfied employees were those from China, and the least satisfied from Brazil, consistent with previous findings that individuals in collectivistic nations report higher satisfaction. The research findings suggest that national cultural context exerts an effect on the nature of job satisfaction.'),(29,4,'','categoryIds','[]'),(30,4,'en','title','The Facets Of Job Satisfaction: A Nine-Nation Comparative Study Of Construct Equivalence'),(31,5,'en','abstract','The integration of technology into the classroom is a major issue in education today. Many national and provincial initiatives specify the technology skills that students must demonstrate at each grade level. The Government of the Province of Alberta in Canada, has mandated the implementation of a new curriculum which began in September of 2000, called Information and Communication Technology. This curriculum is infused within core courses and specifies what students are “expected to know, be able to do, and be like with respect to technology” (Alberta Learning, 2000). Since teachers are required to implement this new curriculum, school jurisdictions are turning to professional development strategies and hiring standards to upgrade teachers’ computer skills to meet this goal. This paper summarizes the results of a telephone survey administered to all public school jurisdictions in the Province of Alberta with a 100% response rate. We examined the computer skills that school jurisdictions require of newly hired teachers, and the support strategies employed for currently employed teachers.'),(32,5,'','categoryIds','[]'),(33,5,'en','title','Computer Skill Requirements for New and Existing Teachers: Implications for Policy and Practice'),(34,6,'en','abstract','In this review, the recent progress on genetic transformation of forest trees were discussed. Its described also, different applications of genetic engineering for improving forest trees or understanding the mechanisms governing genes expression in woody plants.'),(35,6,'','categoryIds','[]'),(36,6,'en','title','Genetic transformation of forest trees'),(37,7,'en','abstract','Robert Fogelin claims that interlocutors must share a framework of background beliefs and commitments in order to fruitfully pursue argument. I refute Fogelin’s claim by investigating more thoroughly the shared background required for productive argument. I find that this background consists not in any common beliefs regarding the topic at hand, but rather in certain shared pro-cedural commitments and competencies. I suggest that Fogelin and his supporters mistakenly view shared beliefs as part of the required background for productive argument because these procedural com-mitments become more difficult to uphold when people’s beliefs diverge widely regarding the topic at hand.'),(38,7,'','categoryIds','[]'),(39,7,'en','title','Investigating the Shared Background Required for Argument: A Critique of Fogelin\'s Thesis on Deep Disagreement'),(40,8,'en','abstract','A major goal of education is to equip children with the knowledge, skills and self-belief to be confident and informed citizens - citizens who continue to see themselves as learners beyond graduation. This paper looks at the key role of nurturing efficacy beliefs in order to learn and participate in school and society. Research findings conducted within a social studies context are presented, showing how strategy instruction can enhance self-efficacy for learning. As part of this research, Creative Problem Solving (CPS) was taught to children as a means to motivate and support learning. It is shown that the use of CPS can have positive effects on self-efficacy for learning, and be a valuable framework to involve children in decision-making that leads to social action. Implications for enhancing self-efficacy and motivation to learn in the classroom are discussed.'),(41,8,'','categoryIds','[]'),(42,8,'en','title','Developing efficacy beliefs in the classroom'),(43,9,'en','abstract','The study of the commons has expe- rienced substantial growth and development over the past decades.1 Distinguished scholars in many disciplines had long studied how specific resources were managed or mismanaged at particular times and places (Coward 1980; De los Reyes 1980; MacKenzie 1979; Wittfogel 1957), but researchers who studied specific commons before the mid-1980s were, however, less likely than their contemporary colleagues to be well informed about the work of scholars in other disciplines, about other sec- tors in their own region of interest, or in other regions of the world.'),(44,9,'','categoryIds','[]'),(45,9,'en','title','Traditions and Trends in the Study of the Commons'),(46,10,'en','abstract','None.'),(47,10,'','categoryIds','[]'),(48,10,'en','title','Hansen & Pinto: Reason Reclaimed'),(49,11,'en','abstract','The Texas Water Availability Modeling System is routinely applied in administration of the water rights permit system, regional and statewide planning, and an expanding variety of other endeavors. Modeling water management in the 23 river basins of the state reflects about 8,000 water right permits and 3,400 reservoirs. Datasets are necessarily large and complex to provide the decision-support capabilities for which the modeling system was developed. New modeling features are being added, and the different types of applications are growing. Certain applications are enhanced by simplifying the simulation input datasets to focus on particular water management systems. A methodology is presented for developing a condensed dataset for a selected reservoir system that reflects the impacts of all the water rights and accompanying reservoirs removed from the original complete dataset. A set of streamflows is developed that represents flows available to the selected system considering the effects of all the other water rights in the river basin contained in the original complete model input dataset that are not included in the condensed dataset. The methodology is applied to develop a condensed model of the Brazos River Authority reservoir system based on modifying the Texas Water Availability Modeling System dataset for the Brazos River Basin.'),(50,11,'','categoryIds','[]'),(51,11,'en','title','Condensing Water Availability Models to Focus on Specific Water Management Systems'),(52,12,'en','abstract','Environmental sustainability and sustainable development principles are vital topics that engineering education has largely failed to address. Service-learning, which integrates social service into an academic setting, is an emerging tool that can be leveraged to teach sustainable design to future engineers. We present a model of using service-learning to teach sustainable design based on the experiences of the Stanford chapter of Engineers for a Sustainable World. The model involves the identification of projects and partner organizations, a student led, project-based design course, and internships coordinated with partner organizations. The model has been very successful, although limitations and challenges exist. These are discussed along with future directions for expanding the model.'),(53,12,'','categoryIds','[]'),(54,12,'en','title','Learning Sustainable Design through Service'),(55,13,'en','abstract','The aim of this study was to assess the influence of long-term fat supplementation on the fatty acid profile of heavy pig adipose tissue. Fifty-four Large White barrows, averaging 25 kg LW, were randomized (matched weights) to one of three isoenergetic diets supplemented with either tallow (TA), maize oil (MO), or rapeseed oil (RO). The fats were supplement- ed at 3% as fed from 25 to 110 kg LW, and at 2.5 % from 110 kg to slaughtering. Following slaughter at about 160 kg LW, backfat samples were collected from ten animals per treatment and analyzed. Fatty acid composition of backfat close- ly reflected the fatty acid composition of the supplemented fats. The backfat of pigs fed TA had the highest saturated fatty acid content (SFA) (P<0.01); those fed MO had the highest content in polyunsaturated fatty acid (PUFA) and the lowest in monounsaturated fatty acid (MUFA) content; those fed RO had the highest content of linolenic acid (C18:3) and cis 11- ecosenoic acid (C20:1). Only MO treatment had an effect on linoleic acid levels and the iodine value (IV) of backfat, result- ing in levels higher than those (IV = 70; C18:2 = 15%) accepted by the Parma Consortium for dry-cured ham. The IV and unsaturation index in both layers of subcutaneous backfat tissue differed significantly between treatments. These results show that long-term dietary supplementation with different fats changes the fatty acid profile of heavy pig adipose tissue. Supplementation with rapeseed oil increases the proportion of “healthy” fatty acids in pig fat, thereby improving the nutritional quality, however the effects on the technological quality of the fat must be carefully assessed.'),(56,13,'','categoryIds','[]'),(57,13,'en','title','Sodium butyrate improves growth performance of weaned piglets during the first period after weaning'),(58,14,'en','abstract','The Edwards Aquifer serves as the primary water supply in South-Central Texas and is the source for several major springs. In developing a plan to protect endangered species immediately downstream of San Marcos Springs, questions have been raised regarding the established concept of a hydrologic divide between the San Antonio and Barton Springs segments of the Edwards Aquifer during drought conditions. To address these questions, a water-level data collection program and a hydrogeologic study was conducted. An analysis of groundwater-level data indicate that a groundwater divide exists in the vicinity of the surface drainage divide between Onion Creek and Blanco River during wet and normal hydrologic conditions. However, analysis of data collected during the 2009 drought suggests that the groundwater divide dissipated and no longer hydrologically separated the two segments. As a result, there is potential for groundwater to flow past San Marcos Springs toward Barton Springs during major droughts. The implications for this have bearings on the management and availability of groundwater in the Edwards Aquifer. Assessments of simulations from a numerical model suggest 5 cfs could be flowing past San Marcos toward Barton springs under drought conditions. The groundwater divide appears to be influenced by recharge along Onion Creek and Blanco River and appears to be vulnerable to extended periods of little or no recharge and extensive pumping in the vicinity of Kyle and Buda. The 2009 data set shows a very low gradient in the potentiometric surface between San Marcos Springs and Kyle with very little variation in levels between drought and non-drought periods. From Kyle toward Barton Springs, the potentiometric surface slopes significantly to the north and has dramatic changes in levels between drought and non-drought periods. The source and nature of the discontinuity of the change in potentiometric gradients and dynamic water level response at Kyle is unknown. Structural influences or hydraulic properties inherent in the aquifer could be the cause of this discontinuity and may also influence the degree of hydrologic connection between San Marcos and Barton Springs. Rapid population growth and increased water demands in the Kyle and Buda areas necessitates a continual groundwater level monitoring program between San Marcos Springs and Buda to provide data for future hydrogeologic and trend analyses.'),(59,14,'','categoryIds','[]'),(60,14,'en','title','Hydrologic Connectivity in the Edwards Aquifer between San Marcos Springs and Barton Springs during 2009 Drought Conditions'),(61,15,'en','abstract','One of the challenges still to be met in the 21st century is that of genuinely embracing diversity. How can education help to overcome the barriers that continue to exist between people on the basis of language, culture and gender? This case study takes the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua as an example of a multilingual/multiethnic region and examines how the community university URACCAN is contributing to the development of interculturality. It describes participatory research that was carried out with university staff and students with the intention of defining an intercultural curriculum and appropriate strategies for delivering such. One model used as a basis for discussions was the Model for Community Understanding from the Wales Curriculum Council, which emphasises the belonging of the individual to different communities or cultures at the same time. Factors supporting the development of an intercultural curriculum include the university’s close involvement with the ethnic communities it serves. However, ethno-linguistic power relations within the region and the country as a whole, still militate against egalitarianism within the university. The research highlights the importance of participatory pedagogy as the basis for promoting interculturality and achieving lasting social transformation.'),(62,15,'','categoryIds','[]'),(63,15,'en','title','Towards Designing an Intercultural Curriculum: A Case Study from the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua'),(64,16,'en','abstract','This review presents different diseases associated with yam and the management strategies employed in combating its menace in Nigeria. The field and storage diseases are presented, anthracnose is regarded as the most widely spread of all the field diseases, while yam mosaic virus disease is considered to cause the most severe losses in yams. Dry rot is considered as the most devastating of all the storage diseases of yam. Dry rot of yams alone causes a marked reduction in the quantity, marketable value and edible portions of tubers and those reductions are more severe in stored yams. The management strategies adopted and advocated for combating the field diseases includes the use of crop rotation, fallowing, planting of healthy material, the destruction of infected crop cultivars and the use of resistant cultivars. With regards to the storage diseases, the use of Tecto (Thiabendazole), locally made dry gins or wood ash before storage has been found to protect yam tubers against fungal infection in storage. Finally, processing of yam tubers into chips or cubes increases its shelf live for a period of between 6 months and one year.'),(65,16,'','categoryIds','[]'),(66,16,'en','title','Yam diseases and its management in Nigeria'),(67,17,'en','abstract','Aim of this research is to provide a general situation of cattle slaughtered in Cameroon, as a representative example for the Central African Sub-region. The quality and safety of beef from the abattoir of Yaoundé, the largest in Cameroon, were considered. From January 2009 to March 2012, the pre-slaughter conditions and characteristics of 1953 cattle carcasses were recorded, as well as the pH of m. longissimus thoracis 24 h after slaughter. From these carcasses, 60 were selected to represent the bulls slaughtered. The quality parameters and composition of m. longissimus thoracis were carried out. The origin of most of the cattle was the Guinea High Savannah (74.6%), and transhumance was the common production system (75.5%). Gudali (45.6%), White Fulani (33.3%) and Red Mbororo (20.3%) breeds were predominant. Carcass weight was affected by rearing system and cattle category, and it markedly varied during year. Considering meat quality, the fat content was low (1.2%) and similar between breeds, moreover Gudali showed the toughest meat. Of the cows slaughtered, 27% were pregnant and the most common abnormal conditions encountered were ectoparasites, fatigue, lameness, fungal-like skin lesions, enlarged lymph nodes, respiratory distress, nodular lesions. More than 20% of the carcasses had some organs condemned, mainly for liver flukes (5.17%), and 1.0% of them were completely condemned due to tuberculosis, that also affected 3.28% of lungs. These data could aid authorities draw up programmes with the aim to strengthen cattle production, improve beef supply, control and prevent the observed diseases, and promote the regional trade.'),(68,17,'','categoryIds','[]'),(69,17,'en','title','Influence of long-term nutrition with different dietary fats on fatty acid composition of heavy pigs backfat'),(70,18,'en','abstract','The antimicrobial, heavy metal resistance patterns and plasmid profiles of Coliforms (Enterobacteriacea) isolated from nosocomial infections and healthy human faeces were compared. Fifteen of the 25 isolates from nosocomial infections were identified as Escherichia coli, and remaining as Kelebsiella pneumoniae. Seventy two percent of the strains isolated from nosocomial infections possess multiple resistance to antibiotics compared to 45% of strains from healthy human faeces. The difference between minimal inhibitory concentration (MIC) values of strains from clinical cases and from faeces for four heavy metals (Hg, Cu, Pb, Cd) was not significant. However most strains isolated from hospital were more tolerant to heavy metal than those from healthy persons. There was no consistent relationship between plasmid profile group and antimicrobial resistance pattern, although a conjugative plasmid (>56.4 kb) encoding resistance to heavy metals and antibiotics was recovered from eight of the strains isolated from nosocomial infections. The results indicate multidrug-resistance coliforms as a potential cause of nosocomial infection in this region.'),(71,18,'','categoryIds','[]'),(72,18,'en','title','Antimicrobial, heavy metal resistance and plasmid profile of coliforms isolated from nosocomial infections in a hospital in Isfahan, Iran'),(73,18,'','issueId','1'),(74,18,'en','copyrightHolder','Journal of Public Knowledge'),(75,18,'fr_CA','copyrightHolder','Journal de la connaissance du public'),(76,18,'','copyrightYear','2024'),(77,19,'en','abstract','We compare a setting where actors individually decide whom to sanction with a setting where sanctions are only implemented when actors collectively agree that a certain actor should be sanctioned. Collective sanctioning decisions are problematic due to the difficulty of reaching consensus. However, when a decision is made collectively, perverse sanctioning (e.g. punishing high contributors) by individual actors is ruled out. 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