Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Novel Cinta 24 Jam


Kau koyak gulita yang mengurung harapanku
Kau tebas belantara yang mengungkung inspirasiku
Begitulah kau datang
Begitulah kau hadir
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Tapi terasa Berarti
Jangan jadikan aku raja
Aku hanya sejumput impian
Kau miliki
Setiap kau pejamkan matamu
Izinkan aku menjadi hujan selamanya
Karena cintaku
Bukan gerimis yang terputus
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Cost Accounting 14th (fourteenth) edition


Charles T. Horngren (Author), Srikant M. Datar (Author), Madhav Rajan (Author) 
     Hardcover: 896 pages



   


   * Publisher: Prentice Hall; 14 edition (January 14, 2011)
   * Language: English
   * ISBN-10: 0132109174
   * ISBN-13: 978-0132109178
   * Product Dimensions: 11.2 x 8.6 x 1.2 inches

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Slide Cost Accounting: A Managerial Emphasis, 13/E

   Cost Accounting: A Managerial Emphasis, 13/E
Charles T. HorngrenStanford University
George Foster
Srikant M. DatarStanford University
Madhav RajanStanford University
Chris M. IttnerUniversity of Pennsylvania
ISBN-10: 0136126634
ISBN-13:  9780136126638
Publisher:  Prentice Hall
Copyright:  2009
Format:  Paper; 896 pp
Published:  03/04/2008
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Thursday, November 15, 2012

Slide/Power Point ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS BY GELINAS, DULL 8TH EDITION

     Authors: Ulric J. Gelinas (Author), Richard B. Dull (Author), Patrick Wheeler (Author)
Publication Date: July 23, 2009 
Publisher: South-Western College Pub


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     Accounting Information Systems, 9/E
George H. BodnarDuquesne University
William S. HopwoodFlorida Atlantic University
ISBN-10: 0130082058
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Thursday, September 27, 2012

Sunday, September 16, 2012

Rowan Jones-Public Sector Accounting, Sixth Edition

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Saturday, September 15, 2012

MANKIW-Macroeconomics, 7th edition

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BLANCHARD-Macroeconomics, A European Perspective

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KRUGMAN-International Economics, Theory and Policy, 9th edition

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Saturday, September 8, 2012

Nikmati Arti Segala Rasa

Banyak orang mengatakan hidup susah itu menyakitkan.Ada yang mengatakan kesenangan yang terlalu lama akan membosankan.Namun, ada juga yang mengatakan hidup susah dan senang itu tidak ada bedanya.Lalu apakah kita harus percaya apa kata banyak orang?Sebenarnya percaya atau tidak, hidup ini indah jika kita tidak melupakan jalan hidup yang telah kita lalui.Dan percaya atau tidak, hidup jika dinikmati sepenuh hati pasti kita akan sadar bahwa itu merupakan sebuah rangkaian yang saling berhubungan yang akan membentuk sejarah.Jadi nikmati dan cari sebuah esensi dari pengalaman yang telah kita dapatkan.Entah itu sedih,bahagia,berkesan,terpuruk dan rasa yang lain.Gunakanlah waktu yang ada pada setiap kejadian untuk memperbanyak rasa syukur.Percaya atau tidak, sebenarnya tidak ada pengalaman yang tidak berharga.Tanpa kita sadar pengalaman akan membentuk sebuah referensi dan akan menunjukkan kepada kita pada puncak kesuksesan.

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Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Drugs companies putting profit ahead of medical discoveries, warn scientists

Researchers say companies spend vastly more on marketing than on new treatments

 The US Food and Drug Administration estimated that Vioxx may have caused 27,000 heart attacks in the four years it was on the market

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/, The multi-billion pound pharmaceutical industry has spent the last decade developing new drugs which have produced little benefit and caused considerable harm, experts say today.
The claim that there is an "innovation crisis" in pharmaceuticals because of the difficulty and expense of discovering new drugs is a myth fostered by an industry whose chief focus is on marketing, they add.
Counter to drug industry claims that the pipeline of new drugs is running dry, the number of new drugs being licensed each year has remained at between 15 and 25. But most involve minor tweaks to existing drugs, designed to grab a slice of an existing market rather than offering genuine therapeutic innovation.
Independent reviews suggest that 85 to 90 per cent provide little benefit over existing treatments with some, such as Vioxx the painkiller and Avandia, the diabetes drug, causing serious side effects which led to their withdrawal, the latter's in Europe.
Writing in the British Medical Journal, Professor Donald Light from the University of Medicine of New Jersey and Joel Lexchin from York University in Toronto say the situation has remained the same for 50 years. The incentives for drug development are wrong and have skewed the behaviour of the industry.
"This is the real innovation crisis: pharmaceutical research and development turns out mostly minor variations on existing drugs and most new drugs are not superior on clinical measures. [They] have also produced an epidemic of serious adverse reactions that have added to national healthcare costs," they say.
More is spent on marketing (25 per cent of revenues) than on discovering new molecules (1.3 per cent). Drug industry claims that the cost of bringing a new drug to market is £1bn and is unsustainable are exaggerated, they claim. Research and development costs did rise substantially between 1995 and 2010 by $34.2bn (£21.9bn), they concluded, but revenues increased six times faster – by $200.4bn.
Companies avoid mentioning this "extraordinary revenue return", they said, adding that up to 80 per cent of drug spending is used by the industry on promotion. The authors call for licensing authorities around the world to stop approving new drugs of little therapeutic value. They suggest large cash prizes should be awarded for genuinely new therapeutic agents in lieu of patent protection.
The European Medicines Agency, which licenses drugs in the UK and Europe, keeps certain data about their safety and efficacy secret. Yet 29 per cent of new biological agents approved by the EMA received safety warnings within the first 10 years.
In a second paper, researchers from the London School of Economics in the UK argue that drug manufacturers should be made to demonstrate that their products are superior to existing treatments before being granted a licence, rather than, as now, superior only to a placebo.
"Changing the nature of regulation could encourage manufacturers to concentrate on the development of new drugs in therapeutic areas with few alternatives," they say. "Supplementing regulation with scientific advice and guidance can steer manufacturer's interest and efforts into key research priorities."
Stephen Whitehead, chief executive of the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry, said: "We strongly disagree with the claims made in these papers. Medical research has always rested on iterative and gradual innovation rather than breakthrough advances which are very rare. If it were not for the incremental improvements made in the treatment of HIV, the disease would still be terminal rather than a manageable condition."

 

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Useless Search for Evolution of the Human Brain by Brian Thomas, M.S. *

http://www.icr.org, Evolutionary scientists do not know how the human brain's ability to process language supposedly evolved from a non-speaking ancestor. Recent technological advances have enabled scientists to explore this subject in new ways, and one researcher's review reveals two flaws that underpin the whole research effort.
The review article, published in a special supplementary edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, summarized the history of discovery and implications of a special gene named FOXP2.1 Researchers in 1990 found that specific mutations to FOXP2 caused a heritable speech defect in a family in England. The gene produces a protein that clamps onto DNA to help regulate expression of other genes.
Initially, evolutionists thought that a small change in this one gene might have produced dramatic changes in humanity's supposed ape-like ancestor's brain. For example, a 2002 report in Nature noted that the human-specific version of FOXP2 "may be pertinent with regard to the evolution of human language."2
Emery University's Todd Preuss wrote "As a gene associated with a human-specific trait [speech], FOXP2 would at first glance seem to be a dream come true for evolutionary geneticists."1 Could this be a language gene that explains how a human brain could have evolved from a chimp brain?
No. The high hope once held for FOXP2 as a key to explain the evolution of speech in the brain was dashed on the rocks of real research. Analyses of FOXP2 gene activity showed that it was not only used in brain tissues that facilitate speech, but also in various tissues throughout the body with a variety of uses. And a broad array of animals including all mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, and alligators share an almost identical gene—although none of those creatures talk like people.
This represents an overlooked flaw in the evolutionary research approach. Because FOXP2 turned out to be involved in many traits, its evolution by natural selection is highly improbable. Supposedly, nature "sees" and "selects" an individual with a certain trait. How, then, could a single natural environment select multiple traits at once?3
Regardless, Preuss continued to assert that natural selection, not God, designed organisms. He wrote of "whole-genome screens to identify genes that underwent human-specific sequence changes as a result of selection."1 Scientists can indirectly detect if selection did not cause a gene. But if they weren't present in the past to observe any changes, how can any researcher know that human-specific genes were the result of selection or even that they were the result of any kind of changes? More likely, the DNA differences existed from the beginning.
Preuss wrote, "In neither case, however, do we have a direct connection between language and the specific FOXP2 substitutions [mutations] that took place in human evolution."1 In other words, the gene does not directly connect to a trait that nature could select. So how could nature select the human-specific version of FOXP2 during "human evolution"?
The second flaw is the author's reliance on a logical fallacy to support the concept of human evolution. It begs the question, which occurs "when a person merely assumes what he or she is attempting to prove."4 Thus, the 2002 Nature report begged the question of evolution in their statement, "Our method suggests that the fixation occurred during the last 200,000 years of human history."2 But the "method" the researchers used was force-fitting the FOXP2 sequence data into a diagram that assumes evolution.
Preuss and others did not mention—let alone test—the possibility that FOXP2 was purposely placed to serve multiple functions throughout many body tissues in many creatures. Creation science, however, does not suffer from either of the two flaws that characterized the FOXP2 investigation.
References
  1. Preuss, T. 2012. Human brain evolution: From gene discovery to phenotype discovery. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 109 (Supplement 1): 10709-10716.
  2. Enard, W. et al. 2002. Molecular evolution of FOXP2, a gene involved in speech and language. Nature. 418 (6900): 869-872.
  3. Guliuzza, R. 2010. Natural Selection Is Not 'Nature's Design Process.' Acts & Facts. 39 (4): 10-11.
  4. Lisle, J. Logical Fallacies: The Fallacy of Begging the Question. Posted on answersingenesis.org August 17, 2009, accessed June 28, 2012.
* Mr. Thomas is Science Writer at the Institute for Creation Research.
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Scientists create flexible battery that can be folded

Batteryhttp://www.indianexpress.com, You may soon be able to fold your mobile handset in half or keep it rolled up in your pocket, as scientists have now invented a battery that can be folded.
Scientists from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology have developed a flexible battery that can be bent and twisted giving the possibility that phones of the future could be flexible and hold more capacity, the Daily Mail reported.
The batteries that power devices have not increased much in capacity through the years, and they are also inflexible in shape meaning so many phones keep the same basic rectangle shape.
The team, led by Professor Keon Jae Lee has developed what they call the 'high-performance flexible all-solid-state battery', which is stable enough to power our phones while still remaining stable.
This opens up the possibility that phones and other devices such as tablets or e-book readers could be folded in half or rolled up for easy storage in your pocket.
"The technological advance of thin and light flexible display has encouraged the development of flexible batteries with a high power density and thermal stability," the KAIST team said.
"Although rechargeable lithium-ion batteries have been regarded as a strong candidate for a high-performance flexible energy source, compliant electrodes for bendable LIBs are restricted to only a few materials, such as organic materials or micro-structured inorganic materials mixed with polymer binders," the researchers were quoted as saying by the paper.
However, until now, the performance of LIBs has not been sufficient either, thereby difficult to apply to flexible consumer electronics including rollable displays.
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Wow, Batan Bisa Produksi Padi Berkualitas

HeadlineINILAH.COM, Bandung - Badan Tenaga Nuklir Nasional (Batan) merupakan Lembaga pemerintahan non departemen yang menangani masalah nuklir di Indonesia telah lama menghasilkan produksi padi yang berkualitas. Namun potensi yang dimikinya masih belum banyak diketahui oleh masyarakat di Indonesia.

“Hal tersebut terlihat saat saya mengundang para bupati dan pejabat-pejabat daerah lainnya, ternyata banyak yang tidak tahu keberdaan Batan. Padahal Batan mampu mengahasilakan padi yang berkualitas dan bisa menghasilkan 8-9 ton dan berumur lama. Sedangkan biasanya produksi padi itu hanya mampu 4-5 ton dan umurnya pendek serta sering terkena hama,” kata Menristek Gusti Muhammad Hatta saat ditemui wartawan di Hotel Gran Royal Panghegar, Bandung, Selasa (7/8).

Menristek mengatakan, pada awalnya orang banyak yang tidak tahu. Tapi setelah para pejabat dikumpulkan mereka langsung pada bergerak dalam hal bekerjasama.

“Makanya saya sekarang rajin mengundang bupati dan pejabat lainnya dari beberapa provinsi ditambah dengan kepala-kepala Lembaga Penjaminan Mutu Pendidikan (LPMP) untuk membawanya kedaerah-daerah dalam rangka memperkenalkan teknologi produksi Indonesia,” ujarnya.

Tidak hanya itu, lanjutnya, Batan juga bergerak dalam bidang pakan ternak dan kesehatan. “Tapi sekali lagi masih banyak yang tidak tahu, maka dari itu dengan hadirnya moment Harteksnas semua masyarakat terutama para pejabat pemerintahan daerah dapat mengetahui serta memanfaatkannya,” tandasnya.[ang]
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Usai Lebaran, Digelar Lagi Uji Statik Roket

Usai Lebaran, Digelar Lagi Uji Statik RoketREPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA -- Terkait dengan peluncuran Roket RX-550, Kepala Lembaga Penerbangan dan Antariksa Nasional (Lapan), Bambang Tedjasukmana, mengatakan usai Lebaran, sekitar akhir Agustus hingga September pihaknya akan melakukan uji statik roket RX-550. Uji statik ini adalah yang kedua kalinya.

"Uji statik roket yang pertama sudah dilaksanakan sebelumnya. Uji roket yang kedua ini merupakan uji di darat untuk mengetahui kinerjanya seperti bagaimana kemampuan daya dorongnya saat akan tinggal landas dan juga kemulusannya saat dinyalakan," katanya, beberapa waktu lalu.

Setelah uji statik bisa dilalui, terang Bambang, maka Roket RX-550 akan diuji penerbangannya, sehingga roket ini bisa diluncurkan. Dalam peluncuran roket tersebut, pihaknya akan bekerja sama dengan Pemda Morotai, Maluku Utara.
Nanti, kata dia, Roket RX-550 akan diluncurkan  dari Morotai yang lokasinya sangat bagus untuk peluncuran roket. Morotai itu letaknya langsung menghadap ke arah Samudera Pasifik, sehingga roket ini bisa langsung dilepas di atas samudra Pasifik untuk keperluan pengukuran atmosfer. “Kami harap peluncuran Roket RX-550 ini ke depannya berjalan lancar,” terangnya.
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Supervolcano Italia Bisa Picu Bencana Global

VIVAnews -- Ketika Gunung Vesuvius meletus dahsyat pada 24 Agustus 79, dua kota di sekitarnya, Pompeii dan Herculaneum hancur lebur. Awan panas, hujan batu, dan abu yang membara mengubur keduanya. Dan tragisnya, juga mengabadikan saat-saat terakhir mereka.

Jasad penduduk Pompeii yang diawetkan oleh abu Vesuvius Sekitar 1.600 tahun kemudian, secara tak sengaja keberadaan Pompeii ditemukan. Penggalian arkeologis menemukan jasad-jasad manusia yang diawetkan oleh abu, dengan segala pose. Menguak jalanan beku, tempat pelacuran yang dipenuhi fresko erotis, dan banyak bukti peradaban kala itu. Ini sekaligus menjadi pelajaran, sepandai-pandainya manusia, ia bisa takluk oleh alam.
Jasad penduduk Pompeii yang diawetkan oleh abu VesuviusTragedi Vesuvius relevan kembali diingat, tak hanya karena ia terjadi di bulan Agustus. Tapi karena keberadaan sumber bencana lain yang lebih dahsyat di seberang Teluk Naples, dekat Pompeii.

Para ilmuwan mengungkap keberadaan gunung berapi super, "supervolcano" tersembunyi, yang bisa membunuh jutaan manusia dalam sebuah bencana dahsyat, yang berkali lipat lebih buruk dari letusan Vesuvius.

Lumpur mendidih dengan uang belerang di area yang  dikenal sebagai Campi Flegrei atau Phlegraean Field,  yang berasal dari Bahasa Yunani yang berarti  "terbakar" -- adalah penandanya.

Campi Flegrei saat ini menjad daya tarik wisatawan di Naples. Namun, para ilmuwan jauh-jauh hari memperingatkan, zona aktivitas seismik intensif, yang dikira sebagai "pintu neraka" oleh orang di masa lalu, bisa menyebabkan  bahaya besar bersifat global, yang bisa merenggut jutaan nyawa.

Atau secara harafiah, jutaan orang  kini tinggal di atas gunung berapi super yang berpotensi meletus di masa depan.

"Area ini bisa menimbulkan letusan yang memiliki efek bencana global, sebanding dengan dampak meteorit besar," kata Giuseppe De Natale, kepala proyek pengeboran dalam bumi untuk memantau "kaldera" cair tesebut.

Sebagai perbandingan, salah satu dampak meteorit besar telah menyebabkan kepunahan dinosaurus 65 juta tahun lalu. Ledakan dahsyatnya melontarkan puing dan debu ke atmosfer, menutupi cahaya matahari. Kegelapan pun menyelimuti bumi.

Untuk mempelajari gunung berapi besar, para ilmuwan berencana mengebor dengan kedalaman 3,5 kilometer di bawah permukaan tanah untuk memantau ruang besar berisi batuan cair panas, sekaligus untuk memberikan peringatan dini soal potensi bahaya jika kaldera selebar 13 kilometer itu erupsi.

Campi Flegrei sejatinya mirip dengan kaldera supervolcano Yellowstone di Amerika Serikat, negara bagian Wyoming, yang bisa menghancurkan dua pertiga AS jika meletus dengan kekuatan penuh. Namun lebih mengkhawatirkan karena area itu dihuni oleh 3 juta orang.

"Untungnya, sangat jarang bagi area seperti ini erupsi dalam kapasitas penuh, sejarang peristiwa meteorit besar menghantam bumi," kata De  Natale kepada Reuters.

"Namun, untuk beberapa tempat, khususnya Campi Flegrei, yang padat penduduk, letusan sekecil apapun akan berisiko bagi masyarakat," kata ilmuwan dari  Observatorium Vesuvius, Institut Geofisika dan Vulkanologi Italia itu. "Itu mengapa  Campi Flegrei mjutlak harus dipelajari dan dipantau."

Namun, proyek yang didanai pihak multinasional, International Continental Scientific Drilling Programme justru dikritik oleh para ilmuwan lokal. Mereka menduga, bisa jadi pengeboran justru memicu erupsi berbahaya.

Bahkan Dewan Kota Baples pernah memblokade proyek tersebut pada 2010 lalu. Namun, walikota baru, Luigi De Magistris memberikan lampu hijau.

De Natale membantah anggapan itu. Dia mengatakan, pengeboran sangat aman dilakukan. Sama dengan alat yang dikirim menghujam ke kedalaman tanah dalam pengeboran tambang yang dilakukan bahkan sebelum tahun 1980-an.
Kaldera Campi Flegrei
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Lembah Bandung Raya, Silicon Valley Indonesia

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- Komite Inovasi Nasional (KIN) dengan dukungan Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB) merencanakan pembangunan inkubator teknologi bernama Bandung Raya Innovation Valley.

"Ini semacam innovation park, suatu area di mana pencipta inovasi bertemu dengan industri. Industri buka tempat di sana sementara para inovator menunjukkan karyanya," kata Prof. Dr. Wawan Gunawan A. Kadir, Wakil Rektor bidang Riset dan Inovasi ITB.

Untuk mewujudkan program tersebut, ITB dan KIN sudah bekerjasama dengan Pemerintah Provinsi Jawa Barat dan Pemerintah Kota Bandung. Menurutnya, pemerintah Daerah sudah mendukung program itu.

Wawan menuturkan, pengembangan Bandung Raya Innovation Valley terkait dengan masih adanya jurang pemisah antara dunia akademik dan inovasi di dunia industri. Hasil inovasi yang dimanfaatkan masih minim. "Inovasi yang dimanfaatkan di ITB sendiri masih rendah, mungkin masih sekitar 10 persen," kata Wawan dalam acara media gathering Hari Kebangkitan Teknologi Nasional, Selasa (7/8/2012) kemarin di Bandung.

Kota Bandung dipilih karena sudah memiliki elemen pendukung, di antaranya industri padat teknologi seperti PT Pindad, PT Dirgantara Indonesia dan Telkom serta perguruan tinggi.

Wawan masih enggan mengatakan lokasi tepat Bandung Raya Innovation Valley. Meski demikian, peluncuran inkubator itu akan dilakukan segera. "Diharapkan pada tanggal 10 Agustus, bersamaan dengan perayaan Hakteknas yang dihadiri Presiden, ini akan di-launching," paparnya.

Jika Silicon Valley banyak memberi fokus kepada teknologi informasi, tak demikian halnya dengan Lembah Bandung Raya ini. Sebab, menurut Wawan, inovasi di bidang pertanian dan transportasi juga akan digarap.
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Tuesday, August 7, 2012

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Sunday, August 5, 2012

Kieso - Intermediate Accounting IFRS Edition Volume 1

Book Title : Intermediate Accounting, IFRS edition, Volume 1

Author(s) : Kieso, Weygandt, Warfield

 

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