...Accounting Fair 2015 (Nasional) | Hima Akuntansi Unpad | 1. Dheyka Febry (120110120073) 2. Meliani Nababan (120110120039) 3. Bonita Putri (120110120042) | -Big 24, ranking 12 | 2 | Indonesia Accounting Fair 2015 (Nasional) | Hima Akuntansi Unpad | 1. Inten Puji Rianti (120110120027) 2. Deska Susila Putri (120110120145) 3. Nur Wira P. Seputri (120110120191) | Big 24 | 3 | Indonesia Accounting Fair 2015 (Nasional) | Hima Akuntansi Unpad | 1. Arijal Ahmad S. (120110120106) 2. Grace Silvie (120110120075) 3. Pandu Bagaskara (120110120086) | Big 40 | 4 | National Accounting Challenge (Nasional) | Hima Akuntansi Unpad | 1. Laura Prasetyo 2. Dwita Kusmawati 3. Fanny Anggita | Untuk sementara sudah menjadi juara 1 regional Bandung | DAFTAR PARTISIPASI KOMPETISI HIMA AKUNTANSI UNPAD 1 JANUARI 2015 - 30 APRIL 2015 DAFTAR PARTISIPASI KOMPETISI HIMA AKUNTANSI UNPAD MULAI 1 MEI 2015 No. | Agenda (Skala) | Organisasi | Participant | Dosen Pembimbing | 1 | Jogja International Conference (Internasional) | Hima Akuntansi Unpad | * Diah Puspa Khairani (120110120031) * Inten Puji Rianti (120110120027) | Ahmad Zakie Mubarrok, SE, M.Acc. (masih menunggu persetujuan) | 2 | Jogja International Conference (Internasional) | Hima Akuntansi Unpad | * Irvine Farhanan (120110120060) * Muhammad Fadhlan (120110120147) | Ahmad Zakie Mubarrok, SE, M.Acc. (masih menunggu persetujuan) | 3 | Jogja International Conference (Internasional) | Hima Akuntansi Unpad | * Amanda...
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...INTRODUCTION Life is full of risks and uncertainties. Since we are social human beings we have too many responsibilities. Indian consumers have big influence of emotions and rationality on their buying decisions. They believe in the future rather than the present and desire to have a better and secured future, in this direction life insurance services have its own value in terms of minimizing risks and uncertainties. Indian economy is developing and having huge middleclass, Societal Class and salaried persons. Their money value for current needs and future desires helps in generating the reason behind holding a policy. Insurance: in law and economics, is a form of risk management primarily used to hedge against the risk of a contingent loss. Insurance is defined as the equitable transfer of the risk of a loss, from one entity to another, in exchange for a premium, and can be thought of as a guaranteed and known small loss to prevent a large, possibly devastating loss. An insurer: is a company selling the insurance; an insured Policyholder: is the person or entity buying the insurance. The insurance rate: is a factor used to determine the amount to be charged for ascertain amount of insurance coverage, called the premium . | HEALTH INSURANCE The term Health Insurance is used to describe a form of insurance that pays for medical expenses. It is used more broadly to include insurance that covers disability or long-term nursing or custodial care needs...
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...Thank You Ma’m Interpretive Essay In the short story Thank You Ma'am, by Langston Hughes, a boy tries to steal a woman's purse, but ends up being caught. Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones, the victim whom the purse was almost stolen took Roger, the boy to her home. She fed him, asked him questions about about the theft, told him about herself, and at the end, she gave him the money to buy the shoes he wanted. So, in this story, Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones takes roger to her home to teach hima a lesson. Mrs. Jones brings the boy that wanted to steal her purse to her home to teach him a lesson. As Mrs. Jones was dragging Rogers home to her house, she said “‘You ought to be my son. I would teach you right from wrong.’”(p.7, lines 45-46)...
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...World Religions Midterm Paper RELIGION: HINDUISM RITUAL: ARYUVEDIC Hinduism as we have learnt previously originated in India and has a large following, even outside of India in countries such as the United States and other parts of Asia as well. Many people debate as to whether Hinduism can actually be regarded as a religion due to the various ideologies it encompasses. It proposes ideas which are seemingly, should not be considered religious due to many people. The lack of a spiritual figure who can be looked up to and prayed to , as do the other familiar religions, give many a cause to disregard it as a religion but rather as a way of life. One of such practices which are incorporated into their rituals is Ayurveda. It is a practice which is concerned with providing holistic healing for individuals. In the following paragraphs, I will go into detail about Ayurveda, detailing its origins/ beginnings, types and its use across the world. Ayurveda is an ancient medicinal form of science which was practiced in India (as Hinduism also started in India). It began centuries and the word Ayurveda in Sanskrit is “Ayur” which means “life” and “veda” which also means “science” Therefore, in keeping with its aim of providing holistic healing can be considered to be a life science. The practice of Ayurveda started in India centuries ago and is often referred to as the ‘mother of healing’. Ancient Greek and Chinese medicine too was influenced from Ayurveda and its natural healing...
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...OPNS 430, 71 Professor Bassamboo Summer Quarter 2007 CRU Computer Rentals Due: June 27, 2007 By: Hima (Bindu) Batchu JoAnna Thomas (Bowen) Ashwini Jambekar Rebecca Martin Ivana Ruffini Asheesh Seth [pic] [pic] Questions #2 The decision to launch a sales drive this year can lead to financial growth for the company. CRU must look at their overall operations to insure the company can meet the sales demands from the sales drive initiative. Their current computer rental operation is a long process that consists of many buffers. It is imperative that CRU focus on the computer rental return to computer availability for rent process. With this Return Unit priority, CRU should find ways to reduce the number of buffer waiting periods. The following gives specific recommendations for the steps in their process that warrants improvement and the added benefit to the organization: Action Plan: Quality: • Upon receiving rental return, accurately classify computers so that time is not lost reconfiguring units that need repair. • Instill a Quality Assurance group to inspect incoming and outgoing units. This will reduce time spent on classifying units as available for rent or in need of repair. • Perform maintenance testing on rental units during re-configuration and pre-configuration to reduce computer rental downtime relating to repairs. • CRU should invest in an automated order entry system for repair...
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...Sexuality at Different Life Stages Kimberly Hamsher PSY/265 April 13, 2014 Kimberly Hima Sexuality at Different Life Stages In the case of Ashley, I would assume her therapist would point out all the options she has before deciding if she wants to pursue a sexual relationship with her boyfriend. She should explain the variety of emotions an adolescent girl might feel when a boy or young man shows an interest in her. She should let her know that the word love can sometimes be displaced and confused with feelings such as lust, puppy love or even infatuation. She should let her know that for her young age, those are normal feelings and though they shouldn’t be taken lightly, they should also not be taken advantage of by someone who is older, a bit more mature and experienced. She should point out that while her boyfriend might be very genuine in his feelings for her, she should never feel pressured to have sex. As hard as it may be for him, her boyfriend should be patient and understanding of her feelings. If he is not, then maybe his intentions are not focused on her wishes, but rather what she can give him. She should let her know that the possible reasons her parents’ attitude towards her boyfriend are not just because of his age, it’s because with age comes experience. Her mother might assume he’ll take advantage of her and quite frankly, if he’s pressuring you, then he is. She should let her know that as parents’ we always want what’s best for our children. It’s our...
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...Pagsusuring Pampanitikan: Suyuan sa Tubigan ni Macario Pineda 03/05/2013 Pagsusuring Pampanitikan Suyuan sa Tubigan I. Panimula Ang panitikang susuriin ay maikling kwento. Ang maikling kwento ay isang maiksing salaysay na tungkol sa isang mahalagang pangyayaring kinasangkutan ng isa o ilang tauhan at may iisang kakintalan at problema lamang. Ang maikling kwento ay may limang uri, ito ay ang trahedya, komedya, satira, romansa at realismo. II. Pormalistiko A. Buod Madaling-araw pa lamang ay papunta na sa tubigan sina Ka Albina, kasama ang anak na dalagang si Nati at ang pamangking si Pilang. Sunung-sunong nila ang mga matong ng kasangkapan at pagkain. Habang daan, nakasabay nila sina Ka Ipyong, Pakito at Pastor na nakasakay sa kalabaw dala ang kani-kaniyang araro. Habang naglalakad, nagkakatuwaan sila at nagkakatuksuhan. Si Ore na kasama rin nila ay nagpatihuli na parang may malalim na iniisip. Nang marating nila ang tubigang aararuhin, may nadatnan na silang nagtatrabaho. Ang iba naman ay katatapos lamang sa pagtilad at habang nagpapahinga ay nagkakasarapan sa pagkukuwentuhan. Habang abala sa pag-aayos ng mga kasangkapang gagamitin sina Nati at Pilang, nandoon din si Pastor at nagpipilit na tumulong kay Pilang. Si Ore naman ay mapapansing pinamumulhang pisngi. Inabutan ni Pilang si Pastor ng kape ngunit sinamantala ito ng binatang sapupuhin ang kamay ng dalaga. Walang kibong lumapit si Ore kay Nati at humingi ng kape at kamote. Walang patlang ang sulyapan...
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...About Psychopaths… Psychopath is a term that is often herd in a wide variety of contexts but what does it really mean? Not to be confused with antisocial personality disorder, psychopathy is actually a more severe form of the former disorder. Sociopathy, as it is also known, is defined as “a psychological construct describing amoral and antisocial behavior.”[1] A psychopath is a person who “has deficits or deviances in several areas: interpersonal relationships, emotion, and self-control. Psychopaths lack a sense of guilt or remorse for any harm they may have caused others, instead rationalizing the behavior, blaming someone else, or denying it outright.”[2] A person suffering this disorder will exhibit behavior that does not accord with society’s laws and will lack a moral conscience that tries to control this unethical behavior. Because Sociopathy is a personality disorder there are no physical symptoms but instead one must rely solely on obeserving behavior to identify the mental illness. Psychopaths behavior can be tracked to the early years of childhood. It is very common for children with this disorder to exhibit violence towards animals, bedwetting until a late age, and pyromania. It is possible for children who are not psychopaths to display these behaviors as well so they are not a good way to measure whether a person has the disorder or not. Among adults a clear lack of nervousness and worries acompanies a lack of delusinoal thinking. As a result psychopaths tend...
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...Evaluating the Information System of “Grameen Bank” -By NINJAS Submitted By: Name: Muammer Mubarak ID :1210868030 Name: Raisa Sigma Hima ID: 121 0509 030 Name: Sadman Arif Raihan Dipto ID:121 1235 030 Course: MIS-105 Section: 05 Submitted to: Adeyl Khan Department of BBA North South University Executive Summary: Operating Softwares 1. Windows XP (for general official purpose) (Memory 300MHz; RAM 128 MB;VGA (800X600 or higher); Hard Disk 1.5GB) Features: Windows Firewall; Internet Connection Sharing; Integration with UPnP, NAT traversal APIs; Software Restriction Policies; Credential Manager; smart card PKI 2. Windows Server 2008(resource management purpose) (Memory 1.6GHz; RAM 1GB;VGA (800X600 or higher); Hard Disk 20GB or higher) Features: Minimum installation for DHCP, DNS or print server; RODC; Network Access Protection; Server 2008; Role-based installation Application Softwares 1. GBanker: (Memory 1GHz; RAM 1GB; VGA (800X600 or higher); Hard Disk 5GB or higher) Features: Flexibility; Multi-Branch; Selecting Module; Initial Entry; Continuity; Information Backup 2. Grameen Accounts (Memory 1GHz; RAM 1GB; VGA (800X600 or higher); Hard Disk 5GB or higher) Features: Information Management; Code Entry (Account, Reconciliation...
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...Money is one of the most important elements of economic science. It is truly a great invention for man. Every body is familiar with it and uses it in one form or the other. Although in final analysis, it is the real goods and services, which can satisfy our wants, but money is the intermediary. It is through money that we get access to goods produced by others. Money is running through economics system as blood is running in our body. In a way, money is much simple a nod common thing that even a child of two or three knows that money should be obtained and spent. But it is very difficult to define it. It may be defined as “Money is anything that we widely used in payments of debts” “Any thing which is widely accepted in payment for goods or in discharge of other kinds of obligations” (Robertson) “Money is the modern medium of exchange and the standard unit in which prices and debts are expressed.” (Samuelson) From the above definitions it is easy to conclude that money is any, material, which is commonly accepted and generally used as a medium if exchange for all types of transactions. Thus all kinds of currency notes and coins plus cheque deposits, etc can be regarded as money. FUNCTIONS The moneys primary functions are • Medium of exchange • Measure of value • And store of value MEDIUM OF EXCHANGE Money is used as an intermediary for trade, in order to avoid the inefficiencies of a barter system, which are sometimes referred to as the 'double coincidence...
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...Date: To ……………………………………………… …………………………………………….. …………………………………………….. Subject : Request for Sponsorship Dear Sir, It is our pleasure to inform you that we, Big Bang Events & Media, are going to organize a musical-dance show titled “Borshar Raag-Anuraag” performed by our own professional classical fusion musical dance team “Kheyal” on 12th of August, 2015 in Public library Auditorium. This event is placed to gather all dance and music lovers, celebrities and respected personalities in relevant sectors under same roof. This event is expected to get huge response from the people who want to witness a completely different presentation of live music with live dance based on classical fusion performed by 25 (twenty five) highly skilled and talented musicians and dancers. 10 honorable personalities in this country will also be awarded in this event for their valuable contribution in music and dance. This will be an open show for all and print and television media is also very actively co-operating us to make this show a grand success. Approval from your side regarding this extravagant event will definitely help our initiation turn extreme success and further create an opportunity to spread the spirit of dance and music among the people around the world. We are looking forward to hear from you as soon as possible. Thank you, ------------------------------------------------- Lawrece Ujjal Gomes CEO & Managing Director, Big Bang Events &...
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...लेह: स्यात् तन्मत्रा स्यात् पलोन्मिता शा.सं.म.८/१ When kwatha (decoction ) etc are reboiled to thick or solid consistency it is known as Rasakriya. The same is known as leha , avaleha . The dosage of this preparation is 1 pala (48g) In modern science such preparations are known as confections / linctus /Elinctures Method of preparation of Avaleha These preparations generally have (1) Kashaya or other liquids, (Drava dravya) (2) jaggery, sugar or sugar-candy,(Madhura dravya) (3) powders or pulps of certain drugs; and (4) ghee or oil and honey 1) Drava Dravya:- It includes both Sneha Dravya and Asneha Dravya. Asneha Dravya :- Generally aqueous solutions [Swarasa, Kwath, Hima, and Phanta] are used as liquid material. But sometimes other liquid materials like water, milk, cow’s urine are also used.5 These liquid materials act as supply depot of water molecules, which works like solvent for the sweet substance added. Sneha Dravya – e.g. Ghrita, Taila. �� They are intended in the formulation for the following purposes. �� Used for frying of pulp of Amalaki, Haritaki and Kushmanda like drugs. e.g. Chavanprash Avaleha.6 �� In the absence of pulp material like Amalaki, they are added in the Avaleha, Khanda, and Modaka after Asannapakva Avastha. 2) Madhura Dravya:- Guda (Jaggery) and Sharkara (Sugar) are used as sweet substances. Madhu is used mainly in the form of adjuvant. They...
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...MUSYAWARAh BESAR iv KELUARGA MAHASISWA INSITUT TEKNOLOGI SEPULUH NOPEMBER SURABAYA Dari km its Oleh km its Untuk km its Villa nusantara tretes, 25-30 juni 2011 Pusdiklat hanudnas surabaya, 9-11 september 2011 Musyawarah Besar IV Keluarga Mahasiswa Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember Surabaya Penyusun : Tim Ad Hoc MUBES IV KM ITS (Juan Pandu, M Abdurrochman, M Solikhudin Z, Fanny Ristantono, M Nurman Febrian, Moch. Novian D, Rahmi Agustina, Abdi Sukmono, Firstian Rubyarto, Aulia Nur V, Helmy Yunan I, Rionda Bramanta K, Rizki Ade, Akhlis Fitanto, Mirba H. D. S., Ari Cipto) Editor : Adi Rano, Desy Gitapratama, Putra Tanujaya, A. Rifqi Rosyadi, Ken Widyaningtyas Hutomo Sampul Depan : Ken Widyaningtyas Hutomo Cetakan Pertama : Februari 2012 . . . Almamaterku, kan ku turut bimbinganmu jadi pejuang yang takkan kenal letih membangun negeri . . . MUSYAWARAH BESAR IV MAHASISWA ITS KATA PENGANTAR Akhirnya setelah penantian yang sangat panjang dan berlarut akhirnya terbit juga buku MUBES IV. Terima kasih sebanyak-banyaknya untuk Badan Eksekutif Mahasiswa mulai dari jaman mas Detak, mas Nurcholis, mas Aris, dan mas Ersyad yang sudah menggagas dan memberikan „PR turunan‟ akan diadakannya MUBES IV ITS dan akhirnya berhasil terlaksana di periode BEM ITS yang digawangi oleh mas Dalu. Selain itu terima kasih juga untuk tim FKHM3 (Forum Kajian Hasil Mubes III) yang sudah mengkaji KDKM MUBES III sebelum-sebelumnya, Tim Pemandu LKMM TM...
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...I. INTRODUCTION “Education is the most powerful weapon, which you can use to change the world” - Nelson Mandela Education Psychology is a branch of psychology that deals application of psychology to teaching and learning and as science it depends upon research for guidance and direction in promoting effective and responsible teaching that the teachers can use, it enhances the procedure of effective teaching, and it also gives a scientific approach for teaching in different knowledge, skills and values. [1] One of the purpose/ function of Education Psychology is to guides the teacher in understanding the characteristics of his/her learners in each stage of their development. The teacher/instructor must have a basic knowledge of growth development to be able to design an appropriate learning material according to the student’s development stage. In general, Educational psychology is important not only in the filed of psychology but also in the field of education. As a partial fulfillment in one of our major subjects, which is PSY05 (Educational Psychology) we are required to conduct a classroom observation in the Elementary or High School setting. This said requirement aims to make connections between theories and practices that we discussing in the said subject. Francisco G. Nepomuceno Memorial High School, the school that we chose of our group for our observation. FGNHMS or commonly known as City High Pandan is a public secondary...
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...Pastoral Care in action through the example of the Apostle Paul and his dealings with Philemon and Onesimus. 1. Introduction Pastoral care is a faithful ministry towards people who are in need. This ministry comes from a genuine concern for each person, caring about him as person of unique worth, and caring for him as a mutual responsibility. The Bible has many examples of care giving and it has been a constant guide for pastors in helping people who are in need. As such, this paper is an attempt to look at Pastoral Care in action through the example of the Apostle Paul and his dealings with Philemon and Onesimus. 2. The Apostle Paul: A Model for Pastoral Care A study on Apostle Paul in the New Testament will further enhance our understanding of Pastoral Care in the church. It is surprising how little attention has been directed to the apostle Paul as pastor.1 This is unfortunate, particularly because Paul’s letters are themselves the product of his pastoral activities and offer us direct and immediate access to them. 2 Moreover, we have Paul’s own testimony that his pastoral concerns loomed large in his apostolic work. After presenting a lengthy recital of his apostolic hardships he adds, ―And, apart from other things, there is the daily pressure upon me of my anxiety for all the churches‖ (II Cor. 11:28). This is not mere rhetoric; the truth of this comment is validated on every page of the apostle’s letters. There, one sees him dealing with the needs of those for whose...
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