In steering a cooperative-work or business affiliation in the field of lease a building, whereas for the case of this research is a house store, it is certainly every single business actor should create rules of the game as outlined in the form of an agreement between the parties covered in order to evade legal problems that occur in the future. The parties must construct an agreement used as a legal base which obeyed by the parties covered. The approach used in this research is a Sociological Juridical Method. The approach is defined as problem analysis through legal research of factual facts in institution concerned or toward the community which covered as problems handled in the research. This research is designed in form of descriptive analysis which identifies the whole systematic object of the research problem. Furthermore, if the agreement that have been agreed upon by the parties concerned are not properly applied, as a consequences one of the parties can prosecute for compensation due to carelessness or it may also clarify in legalterms one of the parties defaults on the lease agreements that have been mutually approved. As result, In the implementation of the rental agreement of rent a house store between a lessor and the lessee on Sido Mulyo avenue, Nanga Pinoh District, Melawi Regency, it is implemented properly with the phases accomplish by the parties as follows: arising fromnegotiationstosigningtheleaseagreement letter and it should be as responsibilities of the all parties in accomplishing it properly as decided on the the agrreement of rent a house store on the sidomulyo avenue, Nanga pinoh district, Melawi regency. Moreover, in each cancellation of the agreement, all the risk of the lease will be as a responsibility of the lessee if it is canceled. Thus, the agreement must be implemented in good trust on the rights and obligations attached for each party. It also the contents of the agreement must be regulated complete with presence of sanctions. If there is negligence in adhering to the contents of the agreement, a legal formal should provide an appropriate settlement. Along with it, the design of the contents of the agreement is accomplished in a meticulous and decisive. Thus, the responsibilities of the parties toward the rights and obligations of each party immediately accomplished.


This study is based on research conducted on integrated services. The research focuses on factors of an effective inclusive classroom and the collaboration of teachers and service providers. The research also focuses on related service models and the elements of service integration within inclusive classrooms. In order to gain more information on related services, surveys were sent out to teachers and related service providers at Elm Elementary. These surveys asked professionals what kind of service model they were involved in (pull-out, push-in, and combination). The surveys also asked professionals for their reactions to each service model and which they preferred for their students. The advantages and disadvantages of each service model, as outlined by the participants, were considered as conclusions were drawn. Document Type Thesis Degree Name MS in Special Education Department Education Subject Categories Education This thesis is available at Fisher Digital Publications: http://fisherpub.sjfc.edu/education_ETD_masters/113 St. John Fisher College Fisher Digital Publications Education Masters Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. School of Education 1-1-2009 Integrated Services in the Inclusive Classroom Stephanie Wojcik St. John Fisher College Follow this and additional works at: http://fisherpub.sjfc.edu/education_ETD_masters Part of the Education Commons This Thesis is brought to you for free and open access by the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. School of Education at Fisher Digital Publications. It has been accepted for inclusion in Education Masters by an authorized administrator of Fisher Digital Publications. Recommended Citation Wojcik, Stephanie, "Integrated Services in the Inclusive Classroom" (2009). Education Masters. Paper 113. Integrated Services in the Inclusive Classroom Abstract This study is based on research conducted on integrated services. The research focuses on factors of an effective inclusive classroom and the collaboration of teachers and service providers. The research also focuses on related service models and the elements of service integration within inclusive classrooms. In order to gain more information on related services, surveys were sent out to teachers and related service providers at Elm Elementary. These surveys asked professionals what kind of service model they were involved in (pull-out, push-in, and combination). The surveys also asked professionals for their reactions to each service model and which they preferred for their students. The advantages and disadvantages of each service model, as outlined by the participants, were considered as conclusions were drawn.This study is based on research conducted on integrated services. The research focuses on factors of an effective inclusive classroom and the collaboration of teachers and service providers. The research also focuses on related service models and the elements of service integration within inclusive classrooms. In order to gain more information on related services, surveys were sent out to teachers and related service providers at Elm Elementary. These surveys asked professionals what kind of service model they were involved in (pull-out, push-in, and combination). The surveys also asked professionals for their reactions to each service model and which they preferred for their students. The advantages and disadvantages of each service model, as outlined by the participants, were considered as conclusions were drawn.


In this paper the forecast of the sunspot time series with Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) artificial neural network is presented. The research is mainly focused on the experimental estimation of dependence between accuracy of the forecast and the number of solar cycles in the training set of the learning procedure of LSTM-network. The two main approaches to the forecast are presented: single-step forecast by monthly correction with known observations, and multi-step forecast in a closed-loop form of autoregressive sequence. The test forecast batch is represented by the modern 24th cycle of solar activity (between 2008 and 2019 years), while the training set changes up to 22 previous solar cycles. The presented results show that there is no evident dependence between number of previous cycles in the training set and the forecast accuracy. The single-step forecast is more accurate than the multi-step scheme for the mid-term and long-term forecasts (up to 10 times). The overall prediction of sunspot time series is possible and requires at least more than 6 cycles in the training set, but does not provide any significant increase in accuracy (below 2%) against modern known formal forecast methods of monthly sunspot numbers. The refinement of LSTM sequence is required for better results.


We report diffusion Monte Carlo calculations on the phase diagrams of para-H2 and ortho-D2 adsorbed on top of a first layer of the same substances on graphene. We found that the ground state of the second layer is a triangular incommensurate solid for both isotopes. The densities for promotion to a second layer and for the onset of a two-dimensional solid on that second layer compare favorably to available experimental data in both cases.


The monotypic genus Dimetra , represented by D. craibiana , was previously known to be endemic to Thailand. A specimen from Xaignabouri Province, Lao PDR is reported here as new generic record for Lao PDR; a detailed description and photographs are provided.


Reheating connects the inflationary universe to the radiation-dominated evolution of standard Big Bang cosmology. Due to the lack of direct observations, we rely on indirect bounds on this phase from the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) data. Using reheating constraints to arrive at additional constraints on inflationary models is prevalent in the literature. In this work, we develop a formalism to analyze the reheating constraints for the general case of single field canonical slow-roll inflation without dealing with a specific inflationary model. We find that using the lower bound on reheating temperature and the upper bound on the tensor-to-scalar ratio: one can constrain the inflationary energy scale and the duration of the reheating epoch after slow-roll inflation. Following the standard practice, we described the reheating phase with an effective equation of state parameter~($w_{\rm re}$). However, with the present formalism, we can have quantitative information of the reheating phase even when the reheating equation of state behaves as radiation $w_{\rm re} = 1/3$. For the canonical reheating phase described by $w_{\rm re}<1/3$, we find that the inflationary efolding number must be bounded from above, i.e., $N_k\leq56.09$. Consequently, if inflationary efolds satisfy this upper bound---i.e., $N_k=56.09$---a finite period of reheating is only possible for exotic reheating phases described by $w_{\rm re}>1/3$. We also find that as we lower the value of $N_k$, the corresponding energy scale of inflation also decreases. Consequently, it will be more and more difficult to detect the corresponding inflationary gravitational wave signals with the Gravitational Waves mission. Finally, we show how an extended period of canonical reheating can improve the situation in those cases.


Bangladesh, a host of natural beauties is emphasizing to develop sustainable tourism strategies for its economic development. As the fourth largest Muslim populated country and becoming the host of second largest annual Muslim gathering "Biswa Ijtema", this country holds a bright prospect for a halal tourism destination. Halal tourism promotes the needs of Muslim tourists through facilities, infrastructure, and tourism products and services. The present study is an attempt to investigate the prospect of developing halal tourism in Bangladesh. A brief discussion on halal tourism attractions has been elaborated and their opportunity scope is critically discussed. The result shows that the tourism industry is expanding in recent years and its contribution to the total economy is growing. The government of Bangladesh should take a strategic plan for using this high opportunity to boost up the contribution of halal tourism to its growing economy. A public-private partnership in a stable political condition and sustainable communal harmony is essential for further development of halal tourism in Bangladesh.


Litter become one serious threat for coastal area in Indonesia. Those litters are derived from various anthropogenic activities and various land usage. Even in 2015, Indonesia is declared as the biggest second country after China in contributing marine debris. But marine debris in Indonesia not all derived from domestic product. In coastal area of Aceh province there are found marine debris which derived from foreign. One right way to overcome the pollution in coastal area is by incorporating Marine education in educational curriculum. In anticipating the effect of destruction in marine environment occur today,  Indonesian Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fishery  has launched a  coastal education model namely Indonesian Coastal Education. The aim of this study is to (1) identify the types of pollution in coastal area, (2) arrange the steps of observation, and (3) arrange the action plan of Indonesian Coastal Education (ICE) in overcoming pollution in coastal area. This study use literature study type by searching the reference of theories which are relevant with the case or problem of litter/waste pollution in coastal area. By applying 4A learning method in ICE, students can directly understand the problem occur in their area, particularly related to litter pollution in the beach. In this study concept, students of ICE are expected to be able to arrange action plan based on result of observation and analysis.


Tumor necrosis factor α (TNF‐α) is a pleiotropic cytokine involved in several diseases. Various effects of TNF‐α are mediated by the induction of a cellular state consistent with oxidative stress. Glutathione (GSH) is a major redox‐buffer of eukaryotic cells and is important in the defense against oxidative stress. We hypothesized that persistent TNF‐α secretion could induce oxidative stress through modulation of GSH metabolism. This hypothesis was examined in a transgenic mouse model with low, persistent expression of human TNF‐α in the T cell compartment. Major findings were i) marked tissue‐specific changes in GSH redox status and GSH regulating enzymes, with the most pronounced changes in liver; ii) moderate changes in GSH metabolism and up‐regulation of GSH‐regulating enzymes were observed in lung and kidney from transgenic mice; and iii) liver, lung and kidney from transgenic mice had decreased levels of total glutathione, whereas splenic CD4+ and CD8+ T cells had a marked increase in oxidized glutathione as the major change.


Under a new framework for comparing international equity market returns, local returns are split into two real components. One component reflects changes in earnings and one reflects changes in the price paid for earnings. Real exchange rate movements and dividend income are then incorporated into the analysis. The resulting common-currency returns allow one to separate changes in underlying characteristics from changes in the markets' valuation of these characteristics. Historical analysis shows that underlying corporate performance in real terms has been similar from country to country. The observed out and under-performances of various countries can be attributed to the markets' revaluation of earnings and currency. These observations have implications for market-valuation models.