...Shipping Process | American President Lines | International Business 1 | Fauziyah Kurniawati (01420110)/ Furqoni Agustina (014201100062)/ Icha’mar (01420110)/ Mazaya Ulfa (01420110)/ Mega Dewanti (014201100155)/ Saroha M.Manalu (014201100218)/ Sekar Pratiwi (01420110)/ Sofi Oktavia (014201100190)/ Velencia (01420110) I. Introduction On this report, we provide information about Shipping Process that we get from APL (American President Lines). As for, the data we got such as the requirement, documents that needed in shipping process, and also the overall shipping process that already told by our resources in the interview. We conduct an interview with Captain Nugroho Subroto as the Chief of Operation Advisor of APL (American President Lines) to gather the data below. * APL’s Company Profile APL (American President Lines) is the seventh world largest ocean carrier which offers more than 140 ports destination in worldwide. APL is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Singapore-based Neptune Orient Lines, a global transportation and logistics company. APL provides customers around the world with container transportation services through a network combining high-quality intermodal operations with state-of-the-art information technology. With more than 150 years’ experiences, APL has the knowledge and the expertise to help the customer negotiates the increasingly complex and ever-changing global marketplace. In Indonesia, APL was established in 2001. There are several...
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...Lincoln: The Nation’s Strongest President The word “strong” has a different meaning to each individual. Some think of someone who can bench-press 500 pounds, others think of a tree that can withstand even the strongest hurricane. Rarely do people realize that true strength comes from within, and there is no better example of this than former president Abraham Lincoln. Morally sound, humble, and honest, Lincoln possesses the qualities of someone who is truly strong. Some may argue that a man who never physically fought in a war or never procured a document that saved the nation couldn’t be considered strong. While it’s true that Lincoln never did any of these, he did help America heal from the Civil War, handle debates with words and not fights, and spark the addition of three...
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...Matt Belcher Darket and Slingerland Humanity October 29, 2015 America’s strong! America is one of the strongest in the world, but Rome was at one point as well. America has many strong components that can keep it from falling just like Rome did. This great land has its faults but it also has things to keep it properly functioning and keeps having tourists visiting from all over the world. It is the land of the free and nothing can or will change the fact of that. If there is a thing that does make America fall it is the diversity within its border. The Roman Empire was a strong civilization but ended by tearing itself apart from diversity. Although America has that problem it can make up with the strong military, a powerful leadership, and a strong economy to keep America strong and stable. America may as well be the strongest that there ever was or ever will be. Its military is like no other and pretty much unstoppable. It was recorded in “2010 that there was at least 3 million people that was in the American military! America could be like the Persians up against the Spartans because it’s that strong. If America is to go it’s better to burn out in glory then to go down without a glimpse of hope. The strongest and the best have to die some time, even if America fights with the best soldiers they still have a chance of losing everything. There are many similarities and differences between the United States and Rome. Both were and are major powers in society. They also...
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...given to the American people following the events of September 11th 2001. It is credited for inspiring the American people to pull together and rise up to the challenge of moving forward after such a tragedy. At the beginning of the speech the camera starts off a little left of center with President George W. Bush sitting at the Presidential desk with his hands calmly folded. He simply says “Good evening.” “Today our fellow citizens, our way of life our very freedom came under attack in a series of deliberate and deadly terrorist attacks.” This speech is a great example of how a single person can bring a nation together using emotion (pathos) and authority (ethos). This speech appeal to the emotions of the Americans at the time is one of its strongest attributes. President Bush personalizes all of the victims with Americans by listing their jobs and referring to them as our children, our fathers, our mothers and friends. He also recalled very horrifying events in vivid detail which helped the listener relive those events over in their mind. He also reassured the public he would find and punish those responsible for the events of that day. He then quoted Psalms and closed with “good night and God bless America.” Sitting at the executive desk of the President in the oval office is the very symbol of ethos in America. This tells us that he is the leader of the free world and that there is no one more powerful than him on the entire planet. His authority ensured Americans that he was...
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...The Lee statue was approved by city council to be removed and several parks were to be renamed because they were named after confederate generals. Jason Kessler, who organized the rally at noon stated that “The statue itself is symbolic of a lot larger issue.” He claims that his protest was standing up for the preservation of American history and the interest of white people. Kessler believes that all groups should be allowed to stand up for their interest without being shut down by the government. As the day advanced, the battle became more intense and dangerous with a man eventually driving his Dodge Challenger into a crowd of anti-racist protestors injuring nineteen people and killing one. Heather D. Heyer was one of the 3 individuals killed during the attack, along with two state troopers. At around noon, the State and local police declared the demonstration an “unlawful assembly” and worked to evacuate the park. President Donald trump addressed the issues with “We are closely following the terrible events unfolding in Charlottesville,...
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...The attack on Pearl Harbor was on December 7th, 1941; going on 75 years since the incident. It happened on Oahu, Hawaii. At about 8:00 a.m. hundreds of Japanese fighter planes attacked the American naval base at Pearl Harbor. This surprise attack lasted about 2 hours, the Japanese damaged 20 American vessels, 8 large battleships, 300 plus airplanes, 2,000 plus American soldiers and sailors died, 1,000 were wounded. When President Roosevelt got a call on December 7th, 1941, “a date which will live in infamy.” This attack destroyed the U.S.S Arizona battleship and capsized the U.S.S Oklahoma battleship. The bombing took the country by surprise especially the Pearl Harbor Base. The surprise attack is the reason the Japanese were able to attack...
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...I believe Harry S Truman is not guilty for his use of the atomic bomb due to the fact that Japan was asked many times to surrender and the atomic bomb was one of our only options that our country had. Also if we were not the ones to use the bomb first japan would have done it and destroyed many american lives. As president it was his responsibility to protect both our country and our people. That was also one of the strongest arguments our side had because there was a lot of evidence that showed that we have the japanese 2-3 days to surrender but they did not want to be humiliated and seen as the weaker opponent. One of our sides weakest arguments was the camps because yes the americans were treated badly in those camps and caused the disease...
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...Texas Tea Party It is widely believed that the strongest state level Republican Party is found in the state of Texas. The Republican Party of Texas has control of the senate, the state house of representatives and the state’s education board . Without a doubt, Texas is the strongest Republican state in the nation. Republicans now have majorities in 107 Texas counties that contain nearly two-thirds of the state’s population. Texas own George W. Bush was the 43rd President of the United States. Things haven’t always been so great for Texas Republicans. For over one hundred years, the Republican Party was not a viable force in Texas politics. We were the second party in a one-party state. During that time, the GOP failed to win a single statewide race and controlled only a handful of seats in the Legislature. Today’s Republican Party was founded in 1854 by a group of Mid-Western abolitionists opposed to the Kansas-Nebraska Bill, which allowed a choice of slavery in the new territories of Kansas and Nebraska. Texas, which had become a state in 1845, was right in the middle of the heated slavery controversy. Most state leaders were Democrats prior to the Civil War and thus supported the pro-slavery Confederacy. President Abraham Lincoln, the first Republican president, gained the support of Texas Republicans and several prominent state leaders, like Sam Houston, Texas first Governor. However, most of those who decided to support Lincoln’s decision to defend the Union were...
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...Richard Nixon became president at an interesting time in U.S. history. Not only was the Vietnam War in full motion, but the U.S. and USSR were in the midst of the Cold War. Any Statesman would find it difficult to balance the challenges of the late 60’s, but Nixon wasn’t like ordinary statesmen, he had the ability to deal with what he inherited. He approached foreign policy through detente and linkage. His foreign policy measures would eventually attempt to ease strained relations and connect political with military issues. Relations between the U.S. and USSR were strained during the beginning of Nixon’s presidency but not due to a lack of attempts on his part. The strategies that the U.S. used toward the Soviet Union had to be reassessed due...
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...of this are Bill Clinton's "sexual dalliance" with Monica Lewinsky and President Nixon's illegal activities during Watergate.(Source E) Also, the wide variety of options power opens up for individuals causes them to focus more on their egocentric desires such as Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln himself is the embodiment of determination, striving towards the elimination of segregational sections of the constitution and guaranteeing victory for the Union in the American Civil War. However, Mr.Lincoln treated his power almost as a dictator and often disregarded the advice of Congress since he believed his egocentric desires regarding the evolution of the United States of America were above the interests of Congress. (Source A) Also, no American president in history has ever been poor, rather they have always been in the top one percent of earners without exception. (Source E) This clearly shows the emphasis President's of the United States put on their egocentric desires. If these presidents, who are supposed to be the epitome of an ideal citizen are corruptible, then...
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...The first early American politic leader is George Washington. The second one would have to be Abraham Lincoln. He was the first president of United States. He was also in the seven year war. Abraham Lincoln was the first president who got assassinated . He was the smartest president who has ever been. Leadership. For the purpose of this discussion I shall use a concept entitled “The Visionary Leader” which I came across some years ago. The visionary leader, first of all, has very clear, encompassing and far-reaching vision in regard to the cause or organization involved. This vision includes ideas and goals which remain constant no matter how long it takes to realize them and regardless of the difficulties which the leader encounters. Furthermore, the leader never allows any of the means or actions...
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...e need a president who is not only popular in the US but around the world in order to have better relations with other countries. Iran is still a viable threat, with possible nuclear weapons being developed there. As I write this essay, American troops continue to fight in the longest war in US history. Afghanistan reminds me a little of Vietnam; troops would hear of peace talks and be told there will be no conflict as the war will die down and they'll be sent home. That obviously was not the case in Vietnam. The 2014 pullout date in Afghanistan, though it seems final, troops will then go on to other areas in the Middle East, in red zones such as Syria, and aiding the Israelis. Foreign affairs do not only entail military conflict, it is mostly comprised of diplomacy, creating and maintaining 'friendships' with other nations. I worry for the future of my generation. Having to grow up in this environment where the unemployment rate is at 7.8 percent and college graduates are having an extremely hard time acquiring a job that pertains to their skills concerns me. The problem remains that there are not enough jobs that meet the skill set of most US graduates. This forces companies to seek employees elsewhere. We are the world's strongest economy but the Asian countries are quickly catching up. The next president needs to be clear on what he will do to decrease the national debt, and how to boost the economy so that we may stay competitive as a nation. I have no say in this year’s...
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...depression was over and the cold war did help to shape our culture in the 1950's with all home life being changed completely. President Eisenhower said that America is today the most stongest, and the most influential, and most productive nation in the world.(Eisenhower,1961) The President had policy of brinksmanship. We need to understand That the leadership of this country on our unmatched material progress and our military strength. And we have to use our power to help those who cannot help there selves. Truman was a president that wanted keep communism confined to a specific area. The difference between Eisenhower, Truman where different but they all want to keep communism out of the United States. Eisenhower believed on a policy of brinksmanship and Nixon believed one of détente Truman on the other hand wanted to contain communism, to contain the spread of communist influence in areas of strategic importance, strengthen European nations and contain communist influence in Asian countries. The Truman Doctrine fundamentally shaped the United States' approach to the Cold War because it provided a justification for America to exert its influence throughout the world, promoting the growth of democracy, and resisting the spread of communism. (Bowles,2011)Eisenhower couldn’t have said it any better when he stated that America is today the strongest, the most influential, and most productive nation in the world. Understandably proud of this prominence, we yet realize that America's...
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...The year is 1789, George Washington has just been elected the primordial president of The United States of America. From then on, we have been under the ruiling of 43 different presidents; many have been transcendent, while others fell short. Out of the countless formidable presidents, one stands out the most. Thomas Jefferson is undeniably the strongest president that has ever come into office because he contributed to the core philosophical underpinnings upon which our democracy is based, achieved manifest destiny, and impacted every aspect of society. July 4th, 1776, The Declaration of Independence, a famous manifesto that earned the United States freedom, was signed. Thomas Jefferson was nominated to write the draft of this famous...
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...beliefs, methods and philosophy greatly influenced society of which made Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and iconic American social leader just like President Barack Obama. President Barack Obama is one of the nations strongest political leaders that we have in our society today. His beliefs on society are shaping the way we Americans look at situations differently now. Marriage Equality is one of the main issues that our President is trying to get established today in our society. According to thinkprogress.org Barack Obama had an interview with ABC’s Robin Roberts about Marriage Equality and stated: “ I have to tell you that over the course of several years as I have talked to friends and family and neighbors and when I think about members on my own staff who are incredibly committed in monogamous relationships, same-sex relationships, who are raising kids, when I think about those soldiers or airmen or marines or sailors who are fighting on the behalf and yet feel constrained, even now that Don’t Ask Don’t Tell is gone, because they are not able to commit themselves in a marriage, at a certain point I’ve just concluded that for me personally it is important to go ahead and affirm that I think same sex couples should be able to get married.” President Obama defends the fact about Marriage Equality being able to be pushed forward in our society today. When the President made the announcement about same-sex Marriage in the 2012 in the month of May, it was his personal belief that...
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