Development of character education in Indonesia.
Development of character education in Indonesia.
Lahir di Thus, daerah Iran, pada tahun 1058 M, Al-Ghazali pada mulanya belajar
hukum, kemudian theologi, dan filsafat. Dalam beberapa tahun saja ia ... dan
mengajar di perguruan tinggi Nizamiyah di Baghdad." Atas permintaan dari
dinati ...
Javanese culture and the Soeharto government.
Mengenai istilah "suku bangsa" sebaiknya dipakai secara lengkap, dan tidak
hanya istilah singkat "suku" saja. Dengan demikian sebaiknya kita mengatakan
suku bangsa Minangkabau, suku bangsa Madura, suku bangsa Ngaju, suku
bangsa ...
Management and leadership aspects in Minangkabau culture.
Management and leadership aspects in Minangkabau culture.
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology is currently employed for a variety of applications such as RFID-based wireless payment, healthcare, homeland security, asset management, etc. Due to newer privacy requirements and increasingly secure applications, typical RFID tags are required to expand security features such as data encryption and safe transactions. However, RFID tags have extremely strict low-power consumption requirements. Thus, reduced power consumption and secure data transactions are two main problems for the next generation RFID tags. This dissertation presents an architectural approach to address these two main problems.
2.1.1 Current Research Survey on Hurdling Power Limitation Current research in
the active RFID area focuses on protocol, technology, and network architecture
approaches to hurdle the power limitations. From the protocol perspective, ...
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Trauma be it; accident, abuse or war has happened in all our lives. This story will give you a deeper understanding of PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) and yes PTSD can be catchy. A candid and true story. Facing The Wall: A Mission - a never-ending journey, is recipient of The Kirkus Star from ~ Kirkus Reviews A star is assigned to books of remarkable merit, as determined by the impartial editors of Kirkus Reviews ~ Best of Indie Books 2010 www.ptsd.va.gov Book Review A Vietnam vet's wife fights a long battle with her husband's post-traumatic stress disorder in this poignant memoir. When her husband Jim, a 27-year-old Marine, returned intact from Vietnam in 1969, the author hoped that the couple could resume their lives as before. But although Jim bore no physical scars from his year in combat, his psychic wounds ran deep. Indeed, he hardly seemed to have left the war. He was plagued by nightmares and flashbacks in which he would call for medevac choppers or imagine himself surrounded by enemies. He veered between hypervigilance and catatonic staring, insisted on sitting with his back to a wall so he could survey his perimeter, and was spooked by both loud noises and silence; only the soothing sound of crickets could convince him there was nothing lying in wait. Over the decades, Jim's illness took a heavy toll; he lost jobs and eventually became unemployable, withdrew emotionally from his wife and sons and endured periodic hospitalizations. (In the author's telling, the Veterans Administration long ignored the Vietnam-era PTSD epidemic and was more a hindrance than a help in coping with Jim's problems.) In her clear-eyed memoir, King draws a subtle, layered portrait of her lost soul of a husband. Sometimes he seems unreachable, sunk in memories of Vietnam and of his buddies who didn't make it back (or in guilt over his own survival) and unable to carry out the simplest project; but he also devotedly serves as a volunteer fireman and pulls himself together to help his wife through crises and grief. It is as much the author's story as Jim's, as she struggles to hold the family together and fathom the stranger her husband has become, and to reclaim her own personality from the ravages of "secondary" PTSD. With America's latest conflicts still generating victims, this is a very timely book: an anguished, unsparing, but ultimately hopeful view of the heartbreak of PTSD. An absorbing firsthand saga of war's invisible casualties. -Kirkus Discoveries
I remember once when he was about seven years old, he wanted a fishing pole.
Jim, Jimmy, Patrick, and I went fishing-pole shopping. Jimmy had decided early
on that he wanted a collapsible one. All the discussion in the world didn't change
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