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Consent For Organ Donation In India: Factors, Challenges, And Opportunities – A Review, Preetha Vijayalakshmi, Yashfeen M
Consent For Organ Donation In India: Factors, Challenges, And Opportunities – A Review, Preetha Vijayalakshmi, Yashfeen M
Journal Of Indian Physician Associates
India’s organ donation rate remains under 1 per million population, markedly lower than the consent rates observed in Canada and Spain. This narrative review synthesizes evidence from Indian and global literature to explore systemic, sociocultural, and individual factors influencing consent for deceased organ donation in India. Systemic barriers include delayed referrals, inadequate hospital infrastructure, and a shortage of trained transplant coordinators. Sociocultural factors, such as family decision-making under the Transplantation of Human Organs Act (1994), religious misconceptions, and concerns about bodily integrity, significantly hinder consent. Individual factors, including low awareness and a knowledge–action gap despite altruistic intentions, impede progress. Comparative …
Evaluation Of Different Design Standards For The Design Of Axial Loaded Concrete Filled Steel Tube Columns Under Fire, Ebtsam Youssef Ibrahim Abd El Ghaffar, Nabil Said Mahmoud, Fikry A. Salem, Mohammed. M. Ghannam
Evaluation Of Different Design Standards For The Design Of Axial Loaded Concrete Filled Steel Tube Columns Under Fire, Ebtsam Youssef Ibrahim Abd El Ghaffar, Nabil Said Mahmoud, Fikry A. Salem, Mohammed. M. Ghannam
Mansoura Engineering Journal
This paper compares various codes and standards for the behavior of “Concrete-Filled Steel Tubes” (CFST) columns under fire and axial load. The codes evaluated include European standards (EC4.2 and EC3.2), the American standard (AISC 360), and the Australian standard (AS/NZS 2327). The fire resistance of Concrete-Filled Steel Tubular (CFST) and steel hollow (SH) columns was assessed using a computer program developed with Visual Studio .NET. The program's results were compared with previous experimental data to evaluate the accuracy of various codes and standards in predicting the behavior of these columns under fire conditions. This study highlights the importance of selecting …
Germanic Heroes, Courage, And Fate: Northern Narratives Of J.R.R. Tolkien’S Legendarium By Richard Gallant, Cami Agan
Mythlore: A Journal of J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, and Mythopoeic Literature
No abstract provided.
God’S Vow: A Note On C.S. Lewis’S Idea Of Human Freewill And Divine Omnipotence, Matthew Mckenna
God’S Vow: A Note On C.S. Lewis’S Idea Of Human Freewill And Divine Omnipotence, Matthew Mckenna
Mythlore: A Journal of J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, and Mythopoeic Literature
This note uses G.K. Chesterton’s understanding of vows as a hermeneutical key for a line from C.S. Lewis’ Miracles where Lewis says that God relinquishes part of his power by creating freewill. Chesterton’s idea of vows sees them as acts of power and freedom which paradoxically limit one’s freedom in the future by compelling one to keep one’s vow. The vow is an act of freedom which relinquishes one’s freedom by committing one to certain actions. Viewed through this lens, God’s creation of freewill is seen as an act of power and freedom.
Tolkien’S Exceptional Visit To Holland, Revisited: An Acquaintance With Maartje Draak, Bart Jaski, Kris Swank
Tolkien’S Exceptional Visit To Holland, Revisited: An Acquaintance With Maartje Draak, Bart Jaski, Kris Swank
Mythlore: A Journal of J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, and Mythopoeic Literature
This note revisits J.R.R. Tolkien’s trip to the Netherlands, March 28-31, 1958, including his attendance at the Rotterdam Hobbit-maaltijd (“Hobbit Meal” or “Hobbit Dinner”), and afterwards. It focuses specifically on his interactions with Prof. Dr. Maartje Draak, a prominent Dutch Celticist. Although Prof. Draak is not mentioned in René van Rossenberg’s paper, “Tolkien’s Exceptional Visit to Holland: A Reconstruction” (Mythlore 1996), items from Prof. Draak’s archives at Utrecht University and an offprint paper she sent to Tolkien in 1959 allow us to recover Tolkien’s acquaintance with this important Dutch scholar, to enhance our picture of the famous Hobbit Dinner, …
Unknowing In Tolkien's Legendarium And The Agnosia Of The Elvish Tradition, Benjamin Blakeslee-Drain
Unknowing In Tolkien's Legendarium And The Agnosia Of The Elvish Tradition, Benjamin Blakeslee-Drain
Mythlore: A Journal of J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, and Mythopoeic Literature
The many layers of Unknowing in Tolkien’s legendarium make some of the most profound statements in his work. Unknowing creates space for the reader to have a more active and intimate experience with the text, and supports the central Christian moral message in The Lord of the Rings. The theme of Unknowing ties the legendarium to a larger set of scriptural and Christian writings, including the Book of Job, Mystical Theology, and The Cloud of Unknowing. Finally, Unknowing is shown to be a function of the legendarium reflecting a dominantly Elvish perspective. By dismissing the assumed authority of that perspective, …
A Vision With A Business: Kerista Commune’S Utopian Capitalism, Annelise Vought
A Vision With A Business: Kerista Commune’S Utopian Capitalism, Annelise Vought
Communal Societies
No abstract provided.
Far Out West: A Utopian Comic Adventure, Cheryl Coulthard
Far Out West: A Utopian Comic Adventure, Cheryl Coulthard
Communal Societies
No abstract provided.
Review Of Gentle Words: The Meaning And Message Of Shaker Music, Carol Medlicott
Review Of Gentle Words: The Meaning And Message Of Shaker Music, Carol Medlicott
Communal Societies
No abstract provided.
International Herb: The Career Of Shaker Herbalist Elisha Myrick, Christian Goodwillie
International Herb: The Career Of Shaker Herbalist Elisha Myrick, Christian Goodwillie
Communal Societies
No abstract provided.
Contact Tracing: Reflections On “Shaker Fever” Amid Pandemic Lockdowns, Carol Medlicott
Contact Tracing: Reflections On “Shaker Fever” Amid Pandemic Lockdowns, Carol Medlicott
Communal Societies
No abstract provided.
Types Of Burns And Burn Care, Frances Hagberg
Types Of Burns And Burn Care, Frances Hagberg
The Kabod
Burn treatment focuses on minimizing tissue damage, preventing infection, managing pain, and promoting optimal healing. The severity of burns—classified as first, second, or third degree—determines the appropriate therapeutic approach, which may include wound cleaning, topical antibiotics, dressings, fluid resuscitation, and surgical interventions such as debridement or grafting. Effective treatment requires careful monitoring and support through each healing stage to reduce complications and improve functional and cosmetic outcomes.
America’S Best Idea: The Separation Of Church And State, A Review, Michael A. Smith
America’S Best Idea: The Separation Of Church And State, A Review, Michael A. Smith
Bound Away: The Liberty Journal of History
This article critically assesses Randall Balmer’s America’s Best Idea, a historical and legal examination of the Jeffersonian principle of church-state separation. Drawing on Jefferson’s 1802 letter to the Danbury Baptists and Roger Williams’ earlier theological insights, Balmer frames the metaphorical “wall” as both a constitutional safeguard and cultural cornerstone. The review analyzes the book’s treatment of evolving Supreme Court jurisprudence, particularly the shift from strict separationism to accommodationism in recent decisions. It contextualizes this legal transformation within the broader rise of Christian Nationalism, examining the ideological and institutional pressures reshaping civic discourse. While affirming Balmer’s historical rigor and rhetorical …
The Architects Of Consensus: Propaganda, Patriotism, And The Owi’S Battle For The American Mind, Ryan G. Fix
The Architects Of Consensus: Propaganda, Patriotism, And The Owi’S Battle For The American Mind, Ryan G. Fix
Bound Away: The Liberty Journal of History
During World War II, the Office of War Information (OWI) became the United States' most sophisticated domestic propaganda agency, charged with forging national unity in the face of global conflict. This paper explores how the OWI fused federal authority with private-sector cooperation to influence public sentiment through film, advertising, journalism, and rumor control. Rather than resorting to direct censorship, the agency relied on voluntary collaboration, emotional appeal, and strategic framing to shape a coherent narrative that blurred the line between democratic persuasion and ideological management. Drawing on an extensive range of primary sources, including internal memos, field reports, and public …
High-Quality Language Adherence Evaluation Using A Large Language Model With Ground-Truth Language Annotations, Hongbin Liu, Mingqing Chen, Lun Wang
High-Quality Language Adherence Evaluation Using A Large Language Model With Ground-Truth Language Annotations, Hongbin Liu, Mingqing Chen, Lun Wang
Defensive Publications Series
Language adherence is a metric that measures whether the responses of an artificial intelligence (AI) model adhere to the user’s desired language(s). Language adherence can be a nuanced aspect of AI-human interaction because the expected language of the model’s response need not be the same as the language used in the user’s prompt. This disclosure describes techniques that enable a general-purpose large language model (LLM) to operate as an accurate, context-aware, and specialized auto-rater. The auto-rater, which notably does not need model retraining, evaluates language adherence. The techniques include a framework for automated language evaluation based on a pipeline with …
Autonomous Agent For End-To-End Cloud Control Testing And Troubleshooting, Varun Bhardwaj, Kunwar Vikas, Nitin Garg, Mudit Jain
Autonomous Agent For End-To-End Cloud Control Testing And Troubleshooting, Varun Bhardwaj, Kunwar Vikas, Nitin Garg, Mudit Jain
Defensive Publications Series
Cloud controls are vital components within compliance frameworks that ensure that organizations meet specific security and regulatory standards in their cloud environments. Current techniques for testing cloud controls are characterized by a lack of automation, substantial manual labor, and an inability to adapt to the growing complexity and volume of compliance requirements. This disclosure describes an autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) agent (referred to as a cloud-control agent) to streamline and accelerate the creation, deployment, and testing procedures for infrastructure-as-code (IaC) cloud controls. Functional correctness of IaC cloud controls is ensured against specified compliant and non-compliant test scenarios without direct human …
The Onshoring Opportunity Framework & National Reshoring Blueprint 2025, Joseph Jm Walker
The Onshoring Opportunity Framework & National Reshoring Blueprint 2025, Joseph Jm Walker
Defensive Publications Series
This document bundle comprises the Onshoring Opportunity Framework (May 2025) and its clarifying successor, the National Reshoring Blueprint 2025 (August 2025). Originally submitted to U.S. federal departments as an urgent, data-driven strategy to secure critical supply chains, these works are now publicly released due to over ∼6 months of institutional non-response.
Presented as public prior art, this comprehensive resource empowers individuals, communities, and enterprises with the necessary intelligence and tools to initiate decentralized reshoring efforts. The Blueprint introduces six integrated systems designed to: identify manufacturing gaps via Reshore.Gov; facilitate local production through FoundryPods; commercialize U.S. patents through an IP Activation …
The Revival Of 'Actual Damnification' Rule: Deconstructing The Judicial Approach In India And England On Determining Commencement Of Liability In Contracts Of Indemnity, Arunabha Banerjee
The Revival Of 'Actual Damnification' Rule: Deconstructing The Judicial Approach In India And England On Determining Commencement Of Liability In Contracts Of Indemnity, Arunabha Banerjee
National Law School Business Law Review
No abstract provided.
Crayfishes Of Kansas: List Of Taxa, Synonyms, And References, Mark E. Eberle
Crayfishes Of Kansas: List Of Taxa, Synonyms, And References, Mark E. Eberle
Sternberg Museum of Natural History Faculty Publications
There are 14 species of crayfishes (Decapoda: Cambaridae) reported from Kansas, although there are questions about the systematics of some taxa. These species are listed by their current names and the synonyms under which they have been reported since 1885, along with their conservation status. Published references that include each species in Kansas are also noted. In addition, information about species with type localities in Kansas and unresolved taxonomic issues are summarized. The list of species has been updated in 2025 to include two species introduced to Kansas and other new information.
Talis 2024 – Infographic: Teacher Views On Ai In The Classroom, Dominique Russell, Jo Earp
Talis 2024 – Infographic: Teacher Views On Ai In The Classroom, Dominique Russell, Jo Earp
Teacher infographics
The Teaching and Learning International Survey (TALIS) captures the knowledge and experiences of school educators. Artificial intelligence (AI) featured as survey topic for the first time in 2024. This infographic shows the percentage of Australian teachers who ‘agreed’ or ‘strongly agreed’ with the following benefits and challenges of using AI tools in education.
The Potential Of National Parks And Protected Areas In The Anthropocene: Emerging Incubators Of Environmental Justice And Co-Stewardship Conservation, Yolonda Youngs
Geography and Environmental Studies Faculty Publications
National parks are often praised as natural labs for physical science researchers and scholars. They are also cultural labs where ideas about public lands management, use, and access are reformulated and revised. In the Anthropocene, these sites hold special relevance. Within this context, parks can serve as active and evolving incubators of social and climate resilience guided by just conservation initiatives. Yet few studies have explored the new models of collaboration and partnerships between the U.S. National Park Service and Tribal Nations that seek to create co-stewardship conservation. This article addresses that gap with a qualitative and historical case study …
The Effect Of Renewable Energy Consumption, Economic Growth, And Energy Use On Co₂ Emissions In Indonesia: An Ardl Analysis, Raihan Ahmad Mustofa, Mariam Kamila, Rininta Nurrachmi, Syifa Shafnastiara
The Effect Of Renewable Energy Consumption, Economic Growth, And Energy Use On Co₂ Emissions In Indonesia: An Ardl Analysis, Raihan Ahmad Mustofa, Mariam Kamila, Rininta Nurrachmi, Syifa Shafnastiara
Jurnal Kebijakan Ekonomi
Abstract This study examines the dynamic relationship between renewable energy consumption, total energy use, economic growth, and CO₂ emissions in Indonesia over the period 1990–2021 using an ARDL approach. The results show a stable long-run relationship with quick adjustment after shocks. In the long run, energy consumption is associated with higher CO₂ emissions, reflecting the continued dominance of fossil fuels. Renewable energy helps reduce emissions in the short term, but its long-term impact remains statistically insignificant. GDP does not show a significant effect, suggesting that meaningful decarbonization will require a more intensive shift in the energy mix.
Keywords: ARDL, renewable …
Gc Minutes 2025-10-06, Northern Illinois University
Gc Minutes 2025-10-06, Northern Illinois University
Graduate Council Archives
No abstract provided.
Alice Carr V. Jefferson Defined Benefit Plan
Alice Carr V. Jefferson Defined Benefit Plan
2025 Decisions
USDC for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Writing Workshop Journal: A Student-Centered Guide For College Composition, Tanya Zhelezcheva
Writing Workshop Journal: A Student-Centered Guide For College Composition, Tanya Zhelezcheva
Open Educational Resources
This comprehensive OER workbook supports ENGL 101 (Composition) students through a structured journal-based writing system. The resource combines Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles with post-process pedagogy to offer diverse pathways for student learning and writing development.
The workbook features:
- 4-component journal entry structure (exercises, reflection, next steps)
- 40+ writing exercises across four categories (Foundation Skills, Reading Logs, Drafting, Growth Mindset)
- Extensive planning and organizational tools (weekly/monthly calendars, goal-setting frameworks)
- Metacognitive reflection exercises that build writing awareness - Backward planning and time management strategies
- Evidence-based approaches to developing thesis statements, integrating sources, and crafting arguments …
Energy Price Shocks, Motorisation Intensity, And Income Inequality With Panel Evidence From 34 Indonesian Provinces 2016–2025, Andhika Taufan Prananta
Energy Price Shocks, Motorisation Intensity, And Income Inequality With Panel Evidence From 34 Indonesian Provinces 2016–2025, Andhika Taufan Prananta
Jurnal Kebijakan Ekonomi
This study investigates how fuel-price shocks and motorisation intensity affect income inequality across 34 Indonesian provinces (2016–2025). Using Random Effects, DiD, Synthetic Control, and Local Projections, we find energy shocks amplify inequality-exacerbating effects of motorisation in high-density provinces. Using a vehicle-density-based treatment indicator, the DiD estimate yields a conditional ATT of 0.39 percentage points (p = 0.442) as suggestive evidence. Impulse-response functions project a transitory Gini increase of up to 0.012 under extreme scenarios, reverting within 3–4 years. Our regional typology identifies eight resilient and six critically vulnerable provinces, providing a foundation for targeted policy interventions.
Board Of Directors Meeting Minutes (October 10, 2025), File 1, Dmacc
Board Of Directors Meeting Minutes (October 10, 2025), File 1, Dmacc
Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
This file contains the minutes from the Des Moines Area Community College Board meeting held on October 10, 2025.
Discriminative Accuracy Of Cha2ds2-Vasc Score, And Development Of Predictive Accuracy Model Using Machine Learning For Ischemic Stroke Risk In Cardiac Amyloidosis And Atrial Fibrillation, Waqas Ullah, Abhinav Nair, Eric Warner, Salman Zahid, Mansoor Rahman, Palwasha Khan, Indranee Rajapreyar, Sridhara S. Yaddanapudi, M. Chadi Alraies, Said Ashraf, Jeffery Van Hook, Yegeny Brailovsky
Discriminative Accuracy Of Cha2ds2-Vasc Score, And Development Of Predictive Accuracy Model Using Machine Learning For Ischemic Stroke Risk In Cardiac Amyloidosis And Atrial Fibrillation, Waqas Ullah, Abhinav Nair, Eric Warner, Salman Zahid, Mansoor Rahman, Palwasha Khan, Indranee Rajapreyar, Sridhara S. Yaddanapudi, M. Chadi Alraies, Said Ashraf, Jeffery Van Hook, Yegeny Brailovsky
Department of Medicine Faculty Papers
BACKGROUND: CHA2DS2-VASc score in cardiac amyloidosis (CA) with atrial fibrillation (AF) is believed to underestimate ischemic stroke risk, necessitating a better predictive model.
METHODS: Data were obtained from the National Readmission Database (NRD). Outcomes between CA-AF and no-CA-AF were compared using multivariate regression analysis to calculate adjusted odds ratios (aORs). AutoScore, an interpretable machine learning framework, was used to develop a stroke risk prediction model, and its predictive accuracy was evaluated with an area under the curve (AUC) using the receiver operating characteristic analysis.
RESULTS: A total of 11,860,804 (CA-AF 22,687 (0.19%) and no-CA-AF 11,838,117) patients were identified from 2015 …
Fort Hays State University Tiger Weekly, October 10, 2025, University Relations
Fort Hays State University Tiger Weekly, October 10, 2025, University Relations
Tiger Weekly Newsletters
No abstract provided.