Recent research on Augmented Reality (AR) gaming suggests that place-based AR games embedded in larger curricular units provide contexts and scaffolding for developing students' scientific argumentation skills. This project explores the potential of one specific place-based AR gaming unit, Sick at South Shore Beach, to develop students’ argumentation skills and increase their understanding of t...

BACKGROUND Envelope protein 53R was identified from frog Rana grylio virus (RGV), a member of the family Iridoviridae, and it plays an important role in the virus assembly. Although inhibition of iridovirus major capsid protein (MCP) by small hairpin RNAs (shRNAs) has been shown to cause resistance to viral infection in vitro, RNA interference (RNAi) to inhibit aquatic animal virus envelope pro...

In surah Al-Kahf verses 60-82, the term bahrain has a deeper connotation than its lexical sense. It is because passage linked to story of Musa and Khidr. The two prophets reflect several types knowledge that encompasses. This research aims examine uncover meaning word bahrain. study employed semiotic approach qualitative descriptive method. stages in analyzing data are isytiqaq kabir, syntagmat...

This study discusses the bereavement of Amir, main character The Kite Runner, and analyzes defense mechanisms projected toward bereavement. uses a psychological approach to identify analyze Amir�s mechanisms. qualitative descriptive nature this allows data be presented in form texts or descriptions. Data were mined from novel through character�s feelings, thoughts, dialogues. analysis shows tha...

(continued on page 3) Ran Canetti and Rosario Gennaro are Research Staff Members at the IBM T.J. Watson Research Center. They can be contacted at [email protected] and [email protected], respectively. Amir Herzberg manages the Network Computing and Security Group at the IBM Haifa Research Lab (Tel-Aviv Annex), and Dalit Naor is a Research Staff Member there. They can be reached at ami...

The letters to the Editor of the International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health by Phyllis Mullenix and Donald Taves on setting appropriate safety standards for industrial levels of fluorides and fluorine are considered as if they were a debate. The participants’ views on gaseous fluorides, hydrofluoric acid and particulate fluoride are summarized. It is concluded that in the en...