...Esai Motivasi Masuk MM UI Oleh Ava Anisa Rakhma Ada beberapa hal yang ada di dalam pikiran saya tentang bagaimana cara untuk bertahan hidup, menjadi cerdas atau menjadi orang yang mampu bersosialisasi hingga bisa menggerakan sekitarnya, atau bisa dengan menguasai kedua hal tersebut. Ketika ingin menjadi cerdas kita tentu butuh ilmu baik dari buku atau dari orang lain, tetapi tetap harus dibarengi dengan mencari pengalaman, intinya harus mengambil resiko. Jika ingin mampu bersosialisasi pun harus berani mendekati orang, hal tersebut sama saja dengan mengambil resiko karena anda membagi sebagian dari diri anda ke orang lain agar mudah didekati. Saya termasuk orang yang sangat berhati-hati jika ingin mengambil resiko karena itu untuk membentengi diri saya supaya tidak jatuh harus punya bekal sebelum keluar ke masyarakat. Saya merasa diri saya yang sekarang ini masih kurang bekal. Saya ingin memenuhi kotak bekal saya dengan belajar di MM UI. MM merupakan program yang mengajarkan ekonomi yang lebih kepraktisi, dan saya lebih suka di UI karena lingkungannya. Saya pernah membandingkan UI dengan swasta, pelajaran yang diberikan jauh berbeda dengan UI dan lingkungannya tidak cocok dengan saya, seperti pola pikir. Lingkungan UI lebih mencerdaskan dan lebih beragam, hal tersebut memberikan kesempatan bagi saya untuk dapat bersosialisasi dengan orang dari berbagai macam latar belakang. Terlepas dari hal tersebut, saya juga merasa dengan masuk program ini dapat membukakan saya kepada...
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...Research Proposal AUTHOR OF THIS PROPOSAL: ANISA SALAD DATE: 4/8/13 PROFESSOR: CURTIS MALOLEY Mass media plays an important role in the functioning of our society. On top of that gender identities portrayed in television and film send mix messages to their viewers. Although it may seem to be normal in popular culture today, it indirectly produces negative outcomes. We are manipulated by popular culture in accepting their representation of gender roles. In my essay I plan to prove the wrongful depiction of gender identities in the film “Lying to be perfect.” The movie lying to be perfect is based on the novel the Cinderella pact by Sarah Strohmeyers. Although the director is a male, he illustrates the movie in a different and altered version of Sarah’s novel. The characters analyzed are Nola, Alex, Nancy and Deb. The genre of this movie revolves around comedy, drama and romance. The main character Nola is a magazine editor who is neglected due to her being overweight. Nola is shy and concededly writes a book but authors it as Belinda Apple, although as it being her alter-ego. Nola creates a Cinderella pact with her friends for their journey to health. The hidden identity of Belinda Apple comes into question and Nola is pressure into accepting what “beauty” in the modern world comes to believe. I’ve chosen this movie because of its quality to show the ability of how society affects gender roles particularly...
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...Being able to learn more about Islam will help be as a behavioral healthcare provider because it has opened me up to another culture, customs, and religion that I was not familiar with. My career goal is to graduate with my bachelors in Behavioral Healthcare and then get my Masters of Social Work and become an LCSW. Being able to be exposed to another cultural group that I was not familiar with has helped me to have an understanding for not just Arabs, Muslims, and Islam; but all nationalities, ethnicities, cultures, religions, and races. For this portion on the assignment, I interviewed my friend Raya about her experiences as an Arab and Muslim. Raya is of Palestinian descent and is 22 years old. We met our freshmen year of college at Polk...
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...l Anisa Bekri Albinism Script: Slide 2: What is Albinism? Albinism also known as “Albino” is a genetic condition when people are born without the normal pigment in their bodies. People with Albinism have very pale features. This condition can affect all races including Africans, Caucasians and also Asians. People who suffer from this condition have very pale eyes, hair and skin. Most forms of Albinism are recessive. People with this condition can suffer from vision problems and have very low vision capabilities. The colour of the eye for Albino people can vary depending on their race. Although some may have reddish or reddish violet eyes, many have blue, green, hazel or even brown eyes. Since there are different forms of Albinism which we will look into throughout this presentation, all are associated with vision and skin problems. * Did you know that Animals can also be affected with Albinism such as white rabbits and mice with red eyes?? Slide 3: What causes this condition? Albinism is caused when the body is not able to make enough of melanin, which is responsible for the colour of our skin, hair and eyes. The genes that result in Albinism are located in the autosomes. The cause of albinism is the mutation of one of the genes coded to make proteins in order to make the melanin. The cells that produce melanin are called “melanocytes” found in the skin and eyes. Usually the child with this condition inherits the gene from each of the parents which is the recessive trait...
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...Business Plan Pakmarica Painters is a new company and is a sole- proprietor business made of one principal owner with combination of experience of 30 years in the painting industry. Pakmarica Painters will be owned and directed by Anisa P Khan. The owner will be contributing a considerable amount of her own resources into the business and will also be trying to obtain funding of $50,000 to cover start the business and future development of the business. the company. The business has secured a $20,000 overdraft that is withheld for expenses that may turn up and not budgeted for. Pakmarica Painters has a twelve month lease and is located in Boynton Beach Industrial Park on 5277 Cedar Lake Drive, Suite 250 in Boynton Beach, Florida. The business structure has a reception area, office for the director, area to store materials, and conference room. Pakmarica Painters offers a range of services focusing on painting residential homes and commercial buildings both interior and exterior. The company will provide services such as repairing popcorn ceiling, drywall plastering, acoustical ceilings, pressure washing, handyman services and other related services. Our mission is to provide a range of services for our customers with a wide range of different services that will eliminate their need to hire various contractors. Pakmarica Painters role is to enroll in a low-cost leadership strategy that will always maintain high standards of quality and service. The business will cater...
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...Table of contents Page no Contents 01 Personal information 02 Introduction 03 Conclusion 04 Anisa Abbas 22 July 2015 Student no 3618 863 8 Community & Health Psychology PYC4811 Assignment 02 657832 Introduction Community! “A group or network of people who are connected to each other by relatively durable social relations that extend beyond immediate genealogical ties and who mutually define that relationship as important to their social identity and social practice. They are a selforganized network of people with a common agenda or interest who come together by sharing ideas, information and other resources.” Trichardt, a pocket sized town which claims a mere 25 square kilometers in the Gert Sibande district of the Mpumalanga Province has a total of four thousand residents. Our small town has a mixed racial make-up with more than half of the residents being of the white race group. Recently a substantial amount of Asian/Indian families have settled into Trichardt. A possible reason for the influx would be that the location of the Masjid is easily accessible to the Muslim families. The Masjid is a point of gathering for the youth and male folk which also introduces and welcomes any new members into the community. In the past ten years of residing in Trichardt, I have witnessed dozens of caring, sharing and selfless behaviors within our community. There are a few senior members of the community who take on a leadership...
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...Anisa James PHI-105 May 8, 2016 Professor Benjamin Perlin The Right to Abort Abortion is a decision that is not to be taken lightly. The amount of thought that is required by the involved female is insurmountable. No matter the reasoning, it is the decision of the female to make. Any potential offspring that has been conceived may be aborted for various reasons. Complicating medical factors and birth defects, unwanted sexual encounters, and career and non-career wise family planning are all justifiable reasons to support one’s decision to decide to abort the fetus that grows in her body. In the realm of modern medicine, it is quite easy for OB/GYNs and other doctors to determine the health of the child after it has left the womb. In these cases, the opinion of a professional can result in the female having the option to choose abortion to reduce the chances of the child being born with a birth defect, or in some cases, to save the life of the female carrying the baby. According to Richie (2013), anencephaly is a neural tube defect that does not allow for the proper development of the brain. Typically, these babies only have a brain stem, which allows the heart to beat but does not allow for the ability to thrive outside the womb, which doctors have determined to be a major birth defect. If the fetus makes it to term, many of these infants do not live longer than a few hours or days and due to the nature and severity of this birth defect, many physicians will not...
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...Technology in Nursing The Webster Dictionary defines technology as the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry (Webster Dictionary). In the years of the nursing industry, technology has always played a vital role. Even though people might not have always called it ‘technology’, it was always present. Technology was small in the past, it is here today and it will be even bigger tomorrow. The world is covered in technology everywhere you go. When you walk into a hospital everything you see has something to do with technology whether it is the automatic door that let you in or if it is the machine that made your coffee. Technology plays an important role in everyday life but at the same time, can cost us in the long run. The beginnings of technology started several years back. Judy Coils, a Nurse Practitioner in Columbus, Indiana, stated, “Nursing from the 1850’s to 1900’s was more focused on providing care to physical needs of patients and maintaining a hygienic environment” (Coils Interview). Judy went on to day that the inventions that came out during that time period, again, went along with helping maintain a hygienic environment. Some examples she gave were bedpans, bandages, surgical splints, nursing bottles, hospital beds, portable tubs, syringes, the safety pin and diapers. “Nursing technology was just getting started,” Coils said (Coils Interview). In the 1950’s, technological advancements involving new medicines...
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...(BMI), blood pressure and glucose. The body mass index (BMI) is the metric currently in use for defining anthropometric height/weight characteristics in adults and for classifying (categorizing) them into groups. The common interpretation is that it represents an index of an individual’s fatness (Nutfall, 2015). High blood pressure (BP) is a major global health risk, affecting 1 billion people worldwide (P.George, 2015). The research that are made by P.George (2015) also stated that an elevated BP is an significant risk factor that will contributes to the burden of heart diseases, stroke and kidney failure. Hypertension are positively associated with physical inactivity that will be cause of high blood pressure in a variety of population (Anisa M. Durrani, 2015). Therefore, recommendation for treatment initiation, intensification, or maintenance for high-risk patients who have systolic blood pressure levels below 140 mmHg carry substantial clinical and public health importance (Xinfang Xie, 2015). Glucose or blood sugar level is the simplest of the carbohydrates, making it a monosaccharide (Pointer, 2017). It is important as one of the bodies’ preferred sources of fuel in the form of carbohydrates (Pointer, 2017). A research stated that normal level of blood glucose of a person without diabetes when they are fasting is 70–99 mg/dl (3.9–5.5 mmol/L) while official ADA recommendation for someone with diabetes is 80–130 mg/dl (4.4–7.2 mmol/L). Normal level of blood glucose of a person...
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...Prejudice Presented By: Nor Anisa Bt. Musa What is Prejudice? * Everyone comes face to face with prejudice at some time or another. * Prejudice is when we recognizethat we feel and act less positively towards others. * The roots of prejudice can be found in the cognitive and emotional processes. * Prejudice may be perceived as acceptable and justified * All inequality and differential treatment is not perceived and responded to in the same way. The nature and origins of streotyping, prejudice and discrimination * Prejudice, stereotyping and discrimination often overlap. * Prejudice is the feelings we have about particular groups. * Prejudice is a negative prejudgement of a group and its individual members. * Prejudice biases us against others based on the person’s group. * Prejudice is a combination of feelings, inclinations to act and beliefs. * Prejudice is complex and include a component of patronizing affection. * Stereotypes are the cognitive component attitudes towards a social group. * To stereotypes is to generalize. * It is a belief about what a particular group is like * It is a belief about the personal attributes of a group of people. * It is sometimes over generalized, inaccurate and resistant to new information but can be more or less true. Stereotypes Discrimination * Discrimination is the behavioural component or differential actions taken towards others * Prejudice is a negative attitude...
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...not have a mother. This student did not want to do the project and became extremely upset because they didn't have anyone to give the card to. Inclusion could have been implemented in the art projects if they required advanced fine motor skills; by offering multiple mediums and tools, we could allow all students to participate. Another way to include students is by broadening the topic; instead of just being Mother's Day, it could be a card for someone they care about or a thank-you card to a teacher. I believe that by providing options like finger painting, using stencils, or digital art tools, we can better cater to a wide range of abilities. After the observation, I decided to look at field-based SPED, which I immediately related to Anisa because it is so easy to fall in love with the students. I also found a lot of similarities with their observations that I experienced in my own observations. However, there were a lot of differences between the observations. To begin with, I observed a lot of inclusive similarities that were talked about in the article. For example, both my observation and the article highlighted the importance of using inclusive language in the classroom to create a welcoming environment for all students. They also avoided terms like "able-bodied" and using phrases like "people with diverse abilities" to help foster inclusivity in class. The physical setup of the classroom in both cases was designed to accommodate students of all abilities, including those...
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...Anisa Ellis-Smith Ms. Rochman English 12 January 2, 2013 Forever: An Overly Sexual Abomination or Coming of Age Novel? The first amendment of the Constitution has given every American citizen the right practice freedom of speech. Yet and still, it seems that literary censorship, which is “the act of changing or suppressing speech or writing that is considered subversive of the common good,” (Merriam-Webster, 2012) has been more prevalent in the past 100 years than ever before. People all around the country have been affected by the parameters of censorship. Author Judy Blume once said when asked her opinion about it the topic, “It’s not just the books under fire now that worry me. It is the books that will never be written. The books that will never be read. And all due to the fear of censorship. As always, young readers will be the real losers.” (NMSU Library, n.d.). Blume, herself, is no stranger to censorship. Several of her writings have made ALA’s list of 100 Most Frequently Challenged Books. Her 1975 novel Forever was both challenged and banned in over 10 different states because of its descriptively sexual content, disobedience to parents, “lack of moral tone,” and use of profanity (Censorship & Judy Blume, n.d.). Forever is the story of two high school seniors, Katherine and Michael, and their journey throughout their relationship. The teens meet at a party and fall in love from there. Eventually, Katherine loses her virginity to Michael and they promise each...
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...Anisa Khatoon 6C1 How does Duffy present her ideas in ‘The Long Queen?’ The Long Queen is one of many poems from ‘feminine gospels’ written by Carol Ann Duffy. It portrays feminism and feminist beliefs giving female empowerment and a sense of female identity. The long queen is the first poem in the collection, which is quite significant because it can be considered as the most important poem due to it being the first one of the collection but also because the title itself. The queen is the most powerful female around and so by having this as the first poem gives credit to the queen as she was one of the most successful monarchs of time. The first line immediately catches the attention of the reader with its first line. “The long queen couldn’t die”. The use of the word “couldn’t” plants the question in the reader’s mind as to why the queen couldn’t die and if she is even portrayed human or not in the poem. It also shows that maybe it isn’t a choice for her and that she has to go on and be a success. This shows her importance as it suggests that the queen couldn’t die because we don’t know where we would be without her. Also that even if she did die physically, she would still be on our minds and her soul will go on because she is an icon for many especially women who went through a lot of struggles during the era. The fact that she made a lot of changes to women’s lives and they will forever be thankful to her that she couldn’t die shows how much they relied on her. Alternatively...
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...Formal Research vs Business Proposal Latasha Jenkins MGT 600-1102A-06 Dr. Hal Graff May 1, 2011 Abstract In this paper, I will compare formal research and business proposals and maintain that formal research is academic in nature while a business proposal has a more practical orientation to it. I will also discuss the most important difference between formal research and business proposals is that formal research has no financial implications while financial implications are the most important characteristics of business proposals. I will also point out that the main objective of a business proposal is to identify a need which must be addressed in order to generate either financial savings or greater revenue, while such financial implications are not relevant in formal research. Formal research is not concerned with generating findings that are practicable. I have concluded that formal research generates a wide variety of findings that may be made applicable in a wide variety of contexts. Further, I also noted that the advantage of business proposals is that they contextualize the findings from formal research in an existing organizational structure. Business Proposal vs Formal Research 1. Introduction Formal research basically is a systematic and organized effort to investigate a specific problem or test a hypothesis. The goal here is to find answers to the issues that concern managers at work which is done in a controlled environment...
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...Legionnaires’ disease, also known as Legionellosis, is a type of atypical pneumonia caused by the Legionella bacteria. It is estimated that around 90% of Legionnaires’ disease cases are caused by the bacteria Legionella pneumophila. Other types include L. longbeachae, L. feeleii, L. micdadei and L. anisa (Fields, et al., 2002). This serious lung infection causes inflammation of the alveoli and consolidation due to the host’s immune response to the bacterial invasion. This could ultimately impair the basic functions of the lungs and can lead to a life-threatening situation if untreated. The Legionella bacteria are found naturally in fresh water and soil and can also contaminate man-made water systems such as cooling towers, hot water tanks, heaters, showers, air conditioners, decorative fountains, swimming pools, grocery store mist sprayers and hot tubs. Legionnaires’ disease is commonly spread by inhalation of aerosolized infectious particles and less commonly spread by aspiration of contaminated drinking water or working around contaminated soil. It is rare for this disease to be spread between people (McDade et al., 1977). Most healthy individuals exposed to Legionella do not develop pneumonia. Individuals at increased risk of developing this lung infection include those...
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