...Artikel – Sepertiga Remaja Percaya Seks Pertama Kali Tidak Bikin Hamil Source : health.detik.com Jakarta, Beberapa mitos seputar seks masih banyak beredar di masyarakat. Diketahui sekitar 31,5 persen remaja di Indonesia masih percaya bahwa hubungan seks yang pertama kali tidak menyebabkan hamil. Survei yang dilakukan oleh PKBI (Perkumpulan Keluarga Berencana Indonesia) pada tahun 2010 ini melibatkan 2.400 remaja berusia 10-24 tahun. Hasilnya sekitar 31,5 persen remaja percaya hubungan seks pertama kali tidak menyebabkan kehamilan dan sekitar 60 persen remaja percaya bahwa keperawanan bisa dilihat dari fisik. "Banyaknya remaja yang masih percaya pada mitos merupakan salah satu masalah seksualitas di kalangan remaja," ujar Dr Sarsanto Wibisono, SpOG selaku ketua pengurus harian PKBI dalam acara press conference Hari Kontrasepsi Dunia 2011 di Hotel Sahid, Jakarta, Kamis (29/9/2011). Dr Sarsanto menuturkan masalah seksualitas remaja lainnya adalah narkoba, karena kalau orang sudah kecanduan narkoba dan tidak memiliki uang maka ia akan melakukan apapun termasuk menjual dirinya. Jadi ada kecenderungan narkoba mengacu pada kehamilan yang tidak diinginkan. "Kehamilan yang tidak diinginkan ini akan berujung pada kehilangan hak dasar pendidikan, karena biasanya perempuan yang hamil akan dikeluarkan dari sekolah," ungkapnya. Beberapa orang yang mengalami kehamilan yang tidak diinginkan ini ada yang terus dilanjutkan, melakukan aborsi secara aman atau ada juga yang...
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...The authors further posit that physicians are usually uncomfortable when they discuss bad news to patients because of the uncertainty that is involved because different patients react differently to bad news. Walsh, Girgis, and Sanson-Fisher (2012) offer a different perspective from the one that was provided by Boles (2015). According to the author the main reason why it is difficult for physicians to break bad news to patients is because it results in the physicians being emotionally disengaged from the patients and that patients can interpret this negatively, thus having adverse impacts on the quality of care that they are able to accrue. From this perspective it can be argued that the physicians experience difficulty in communicating bad news because they are concerned with how the news will affect the health status of the...
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...Region was perfected by John Rolfe. After two years of trial and error experiments of growing and curing tobacco leaves, Rolfe found the perfect way of preparing the tobacco to send to the Englanders who preferred the “sweet-scented leaf” of tobacco plants grown in Spanish-Florida to smoke as a leisure time activity (Boles 22). Because tobacco production became such a large business, a large reason of why the Jamestown Colony in Virginia shifted and expanded along the James River. By expanding and claiming more land with nutrient-filled soil, the colonists were, infact, shaping the land and region of the...
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...result in increased turnover. To avert the risk of increased turnover JC’s can use a temporary work agency to fill vacant housekeeping positions. Casino dealers are specially trained so it will be more difficult to fill those positions through a temporary agency so current employees will need to take on extra hours while the organization is assessed and changes implemented. The right motivation will make it easier to get employees to take extra hours and shifts voluntarily, and the process should be as quick as possible. Job Satisfaction and Occupational Stressors Job satisfaction Job performance and turnover display the degree of employee satisfaction with the job as well as his or her commitment to the organization (Jaramillo, Mulki, & Boles, 2011). The number of JC’s Casino employees seeking employment elsewhere indicates low degree of satisfaction. It appears two acute occupational stressors are the cause for dissatisfaction. For the dealers the problem involves interpersonal conflict and for the housekeeping staff it appears to be overload (Jaramillo,...
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...adjust product's information (Hair et al. 2009). In this situation, the consumer can be provided with the knowledge of the facts about the products they are interested in. This is also very important in helping the company to build good relationships with consumers. If a salesperson can build up a relationship, he/she will have more clients and this can lead to superior long-term performance through better customer retention. In addition, personal selling also can be an important source of marketing information. Salespeople may learn about competitors' products or about emerging customer needs when they communicate with customer. It may lead to the development of a new product (Boles et al. 1996). The interactive nature of personal selling also makes it more effective to promote the particular product (Boles et al. 1996). For example, an encyclopedia is a particular product and most people do not feel they need one. However after salesperson’s effective communication, customers often agree that it is a useful product. Therefore, encyclopedias are well suited to a promotion mix that emphasizes personal selling (Peterson and Yam 2009). Besides that, personal selling is also particularly useful when the company focuses on selling expensive products or sells...
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...what they called there movement.At first they were alone because people were afraid of farm owners because they knew a lot of important people that they could pay to have them all de ported back to their home town's or killed and no body will even notice. The only reason why they were a bole to be successful is because Cesar chaves gave them the confidence to start a revolution.All people who were agent's it though that they were never going to successful because they were poor, and did not know any important people that could help them with the "causa".They The movie Cesar chaves whas a very interesting story too me because it shows how a group of people were able to accomplish to change their forme of life in the histore of america a place were society saw them as slaves and that's it, no right,no freedom and so they were still successful no mather what because thay were comided to the "causa" is what they called there movement.At first they were alone because people were afraid of farm owners because they knew a lot of important people that they could pay to have them all de ported back to their home town's or killed and no body will even notice. The only reason why they were a bole to be successful is because Cesar chaves gave them the confidence to start a revolution.All people who were agent's it though that they were never going to successful because they were poor, and did not know any important people that could help them with the "causa".They...
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...The University of Calgary Faculty of Engineering ENME 485 Mechanical Engineering Thermodynamics Laboratory Experiment 1: Refrigeration and Mechanical Heat Pump Experiment Objectives: i) To demonstrate the principles of a refrigeration cycle (Chapter 10 of Cengel and Boles). ii) To demonstrate the principles of a heat pump (Chapter 10 of Cengel and Boles). Introduction: It has been estimated that at least 85% of the refrigeration processes in use today are powered by vapor compression systems. The applications embrace many varied disciplines including catering, public health, architecture, food storage, transport and food processing. An improved understanding of refrigerating techniques is demanded of engineers, particularly in the fields of building services and environmental control. The purpose of the experiment is to demonstrate the basic principles of refrigeration, i.e. how heat can be transferred from a cooler object to a hotter object. The mechanical heat pump unit, shown in Fig. 1 (a), consists of a standard compressor-condenser unit, a watt meter, and controls and instrumentation including flow meters, thermocouples and pressure gauges. Figure 1 (a): Picture of Mechanical Heat Pump The Mechanical Heat Pump was designed solely for educational purposes and yields data in a quantitative and qualitative form in a manner easily understood by the student regardless of their level of interest in the subject. The equipment is compact, bench...
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...The project is about 37% completed and a total of nearly nine million dollars spent so far. Superintendent Boles presented facility priorities with proposed budget estimates. Priority one consisted of the completion of the new middle school. Priority two included Northside renovations which were estimated to be a total of about two million. Priority three was renovations for HHS estimated to be a budget of seven hundred and sixty thousand. Last priority was the Lions Stadium renovations estimated to be a grand total of three and a half million. One problem brought up during the meeting was the difficulty of being able to find and hire highly qualified teachers for Spanish and Special Education Life Skills positions in the amount of two thousand five hundred. The Stipend was motioned for approval and was unanimously approved with a 5-0 voting. HHS attendance was also discussed with an enrollment that stood at three thousand four hundred and forty four, and an attendance rate of 96.26%. During the time period forty eight students enrolled and sixty withdrew. The calendar for the year 2105-16 was introduced for consideration and approval. Superintendent Boles said the district is not allowed to start school before the...
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...To: Alex Daniels, Vice President of Human Resources From: Matthew Bole, Director of Human Resources Subject: Recommend a bank paid time off program This year workplace flexibility ranked as the primary motivator cited by employers for implementing a paid time off bank leave system for employees (WorldatWork). At Global Gadgets we are committed to providing flexibility within our employees life’s. Our goal is to meet and exceed their expectations on a daily basis. Despite this goal, we currently provide our employees with independent sick, personal, and vacation day programs. Based on a WorldatWork report, having a concrete definition between compensation programs greatly hinders the ability for employees to use their paid time off in a way that is beneficial for them WorldatWork). If we truly want to live by our company’s values and provide a workplace based on employee flexibility, we should consider implementing a paid time off program that combines sick, personal, and vacation programs. The use of this type of program will empower employees to choose how they use their paid time off versus our current time off programs that allocate a specific amount of time per category on an annual basis. This ultimately will lead to increased worker satisfaction, which in turn can lead to increased productivity. The employees would not be alone in reaping the benefits from this program. Currently our company’s three separate programs require three times the manpower...
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...Albizia adianthifolia, locally known as rough-bark albizia is from the kingdom: plantae, class equisetopsida, order: fabales, family: Mimosaceae (leguminosae–Minosoideae), genus: albizia It is distributed across Senegal east to Kenya, south to Angola, and Swaziland and also in eastern Madagascar and also Ghana, Togo, Nigeria... It is locally valued as a shade tree for crops; examples of such crops are cocoa and coffee plantations; this can be seen in Sierra Leone. It is also retained or planted for soil improvement and conservation; this can be seen in Cameroon. In forest management there is generally no focus on Albizia adianthifolia because it is not a preferred timber tree, and sometimes even considered an aggressive colonizer. It is occasionally planted as an auxiliary tree in agroforestry systems. In planting experiments in Ghana Albizia adianthifolia showed a survival rate of 89% three years after planting Although this species is not threatened at the moment, over exploitation and ring barking of trees for the medicinal purposes is becoming more and more common. Albizia adianthifolia is distributed as above in the map presentation. THE AIM The aim of this project is to modify the drying schedule, determine the degree of shrinkage and susceptibility such as splitting, cracks and end checks of Albizia adianthifolia spp. OBJECTIVES To determine a drying schedule for the wood species Albizia adianthifolia. To modify the obtained drying schedule for Albizia...
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...BACKGROUND INFORMATION This case study is based on a former student of Nadi Muslim College.Due to confidentiality his real name will not be used in this project.Zoheb Ali, 16, has ditched school to work full time to assist his financially struggling family. He sells pineapples, watermelons and other local seasonal fruits by the roadside six days a week. Chatting away while expertly skinning and slicing succulent pineapples with a dangerously sharp-looking knife, Ali said he has been doing this work since he was 14. Before he quit school, he was working only on weekends. Last year his parents gave him permission to start working full-time. “I did not like school and I wanted to make money to help my family,” he said, smiling. Ali’s father, who is a taxi driver, and his mother, a tailor at agarment factory, did not protest too hard when their son said he wanted to leave school and work. The family was struggling to make ends meet, and the extra income was much needed. Observers believe that the situation of tens of thousands of poor families like Ali’s has become even more desperate since the global economic crisis struck in 2007. Such families are now forced to prematurely pull their children out of school and send them to work. Several other boys with similar stories to Ali are employed by the latter’s boss. Some, like 16-year-old Anzar Khan, along with his younger brother and sister, are still in school. But further hardships could force him and his siblings to follow...
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.... If there is a change in the Subject/Title/Supervisor/Co-supervisor of the ongoing thesis, please use other relevant forms. Please fill in the form completely and submit the Printed Copy, which has the approval of the Department Chair to the Institute of Graduate Studies and Research (IGSR). Incomplete application forms will be returned to the Department. The Institute of Graduate Studies and Research will finalize the application. Part I. Student & Thesis Information [To be completed by the Supervisor] |Student No | | | |Student Name and|Rita Anumbose Nkendong of stressors in the workplace. Dysfunctional customer behaviors are among| | |these stressors (Boyd, 2002). Since frontline employees have intense face-to-face or voice-to-voice interactions with customers, | | |they seem to be faced with aggressive behaviors of customers (Karatepe, Yorganci, & Haktanir, 2009). | | |Customer-related social stressors are composed of four dimensions: disproportionate customer expectations, customer verbal | | |aggression, disliked customers, and ambiguous customer expectations (Dormann & Zapf, 2004). Disproportionate customer | | |expectations refer to “situations in which customers tax or challenge the service that they want to receive from the service | ...
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...SUMMARY OF VIDEO Clifford Holt Boggess committed two major crimes. His actions can be categorized as a double geronticide, also known as eldercide, as he murdered two elderly men. Boggess’ crimes against persons were also felony murders because of the robbery that took place as well. Both murders involved a certain degree of planning prior to the kill, classifying them as premeditated crimes; however he did not personally know his victims, making both incidences stranger homicides. A 21-year old white male, Clifford Boggess was on trial for two murders. From the video, I gathered that his family was poor, as his crimes were committed because of financial need. Boggess was unmarried, but had a girlfriend at the time by the name of Phoebe Boles. He had a high school diploma and no college experience. Boggess grew up a religious boy as an avid churchgoer and became extremely in-tune with his religion while on death row, practicing Protestantism before converting to Catholicism prior to execution. However, Clifford Boggess had many Christian friends he consulted with. Boggess was the youngest of 10 children, given up for adoption at a very young age, soon to move in with his foster father’s parents in Texas. These sociodemographic characteristics of the offender will be helpful in further analyzing his felonies. Sociodemographic characteristics of the victims are equally important in understanding these crimes. The primary victims of these murders were two elderly men, Frank Collier...
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...sites and planning tasks. However we have found the following difficulties to proceed with Addis Ababa nominal plan validation which has a serious impact on new site survey and validation for TSSR and LLD. ethio telecom requested Huawei to use the latest forecasted subscribers from ethio telecom marketing department, which was done based on 10 sub cities instead of 28 woredas provided before. However the nominal plan was done considering the forecast of 28 woredas which has data discrepancy with the newly provided 10 sub cities. To make it short, the planned sites could not meet the subscribers forecast for following sub-cities Ketema, Akaki, Arada , Kirkose, Lideta and Nefasilk, on the other hand there is excess resource planned for Bole, Gulele, Kolfe and yeka. 2G planned and Forecast Data [pic] 3G planned and Forecast Data [pic] Hence, to alleviate this problem, Huawei has proposed the following solution. 1. 2G (GSM) 1. Solution step 1 for Capacity Huawei has come-up as a solution for the above problem to configure all the sites in their Maximum Configuration (G666 & D888) in those low capacity areas in an attempt to meet the forecast subscribers. However this solution again could not meet the forecast for the following sub cities Lideta, Arada and...
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...History of Leadership Research Researchers have examined leadership skills from a variety of perspectives. Early analyses of leadership, from the 1900s to the 1950s, differentiated between leader and follower characteristics. Finding that no single trait or combination of traits fully explained leaders' abilities, researchers then began to examine the influence of the situation on leaders' skills and behaviors. Subsequent leadership studies attempted to distinguish effective from non-effective leaders. These studies attempted to determine which leadership behaviors were exemplified by effective leaders. To understand what contributed to making leaders effective, researchers used the contingency model in examining the connection between personal traits, situational variables, and leader effectiveness. Leadership studies of the 1970s and 1980s once again focused on the individual characteristics of leaders which influence their effectiveness and the success of their organizations. The investigations led to the conclusion that leaders and leadership are crucial but complex components of organizations. Traits Model of Leadership: Leaders versus Followers Initial investigations of leadership considered leaders as individuals endowed with certain personality traits which constituted their abilities to lead. The studies investigated individual traits such as intelligence, birth order, socioeconomic status, and child-rearing practices (Bass, 1960; Bird, 1940; Stogdill, 1948, 1974)...
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