We use the logistic growth model to describe the bacterium growth in the presence of a Gaussian colored noise. The effects of multiplicative colored noise on the steady state probability distribution of the bacterium growth were investigated. Our results show that increasing the strength of the multiplicative colored noise may lead to decreasing bacterium number and even bacterium extinction. O...

High salt-tolerant extracellular protease is an enzyme that plays a crucial role in industries and requires high salt conditions. Some enzymes are not resistant to conditions because they may denature under concentrations. Halophilic microbes produce stable at salts. This research has succeeded isolating several halophilic capable of producing proteases from Bledug Kuwu, Grobogan, Central Java,...

The ubiquity of contemporary terrorism defines the evilness of banality. A typical terrorist profile does not exist; it’s atypical character of this vile phenomenon that chills human rationality. This article briefly unravels the dynamics of terror and its implications. Un-separated terrorism and counter-terrorism destroy the climate for civil transformation. Our counterproductive interventions...

The so-called New Perspective on Paul (NPP) has been likened to a Copernican revolution. Whether one is inclined to defend or assail it, the fact remains that Pauline studies will never be the same again. Some may try to ignore it, but apparently it is not going away, at least not anytime soon. And while many may wish that it would go away, it is my impression that much of the controversy that ...

A common belief among human life history researchers is that “harsher” environments i.e., those with higher mortality rates and resource stress select for “fast” life histories, i.e. earlier reproduction and faster senescence. I show that these “harsh environments, fast life histories” or HEFLH hypotheses are poorly supported by evolutionary theory. First, I use a simple model to show that effe...

Certain interventions that ameliorate impairments in reading and attention disorders operate on the physiological level and, therefore, lend themselves to technology-based applications. This study investigates the effects of Dance Dance Revolution (DDR)—a consumer-oriented, multimedia game—on the reading disorders of sixth-grade students with ADHD. It was hypothesized that by matching movements...