Pengembangan Sistem Informasi Manajemen Rumah Makan (Simrahman) Studi Kasus Rumah Makan Memory Garden Purwokerto

Economic competition is very tight now, especially for restaurant. The manager as restaurant policy control always has to get accurate informations and up to date. The Memory Garden Restaurant was one of restaurant that was located in Purwokerto. Previously, every operational activity and restaurant report still applied manual system by using paper. That system could be difficult for employees to give services for the customers, especially when there are many customers come. The manager got difficulty to investigate stack of data at the paper in large number for getting informations. It could be taken benefit by employees to do dishonest. To solve these problems, Memory Garden Restaurant needs management information system. Incremental model has been taken as process model to build the new system. This restaurant management information system, or called SIMRAHMAN, has been developed using programming language of Visual Basic.NET and DBMS of MySql. SIMRAHMAN can support working for all employees and help managing restaurant operational and result informations completely and accurately, so can give the best service to customers

Sistem Pakar Diagnosis Mesin Pengering Teh Di Wonosari Menggunakan Metode Forward Chaining

An expert system was developed in line with the information technology . Development of an expert system is intended as aids to provide solutions in our lives .. This expert system could help technicians in getting solutions quickly and can save time . Expert systems use computer technology to integrate , manipulate and display information or characteristics . Expert systems can also help in making a better solution. With the rapid advancement in technology today, emerged an idea to implement a program of expert system application into a computer technician service quality activities . The author tries to build an application that will help to facilitate in providing solutions damage the dryer Wonosari tea in tea gardens so as to facilitate the user or technician to get a solution quickly sehinnga reduce impact damage diimbulkan by damage to the dryer. The system created is " Diagnosis Expert System Design Issues in Computer Using Visual Basic " The system uses a method and prototype tool for modeling using UML ( Unified Modeling Language ) . The system is built using PHP and MySQL for database processing use . This system is useful for diagnosing damage to the dryer tea in tea garden wonosari

Landscape History and Theory: from Subject Matter to Analytic Tool

This essay explores how landscape history can engage methodologically with the adjacent disciplines of art history and visual/cultural studies. Central to the methodological problem is the mapping of the beholder � spatially, temporally and phenomenologically. In this mapping process, landscape history is transformed from subject matter to analytical tool. As a result, landscape history no longer simply imports and applies ideas from other disciplines but develops its own methodologies to engage and influence them. Landscape history, like art history, thereby takes on a creative cultural presence. Through that process, landscape architecture and garden design regain the cultural power now carried by the arts and museum studies, and has an effect on the innovative capabilities of contemporary landscape design

Mirror of Time: Temporality and Contemporaneity in the work of Jorge Luis Borges

Borges recognized the cracking facade of modernity and the fragility of its monist absolutisms, its commitment to linearity, and its faith in historical progress.  By disavowing the ability of time to be contained within any collective structure of representation, Borges both refutes modernist conceptions of time and offers insight into recent theories of contemporaneity.  A contemporaneous reading of Borges opens lucid temporal relationships, challenges assumptions about the affinities between the self and time, allows for the existence of multiple temporal antimonies, and ultimately reveals the contemporaneous relationship between individual sensations of time of the collective structural composition of temporality.</jats:p

Garden as Symbol: Nature/City

My approach .to environmental aesthetics here begins with reflections on previous encounters with the subject, focusing initially on aesthetics of the city. Then follows a brief look at current theories of environmental aesthetics as they relate to nature aesthetics. The final section will consider garden as a symbolic link of nature/city. Nelson Goodman \u27s theory of exemplification will serve as an account of garden as a symbol linking nature and city

Hungarian Gyerekestül versus Gyerekkel (‘with [the] kid’)

The paper analyzes the various uses of the Hungarian -stUl (‘together with’, ‘along with’) sociative (associative) suffix (later in the paper referred to simply as “sociative”), as in the example gyerekestül. As opposed to its comitative-instrumental suffix -vAl (‘with’), the - stUl suffix cannot express instrumentality. The paper aims to demonstrate the difference in use between the comitative-instrumental -vAl and the -stUl suffix in contemporary Hungarian, and to illuminate the historical emergence of the suffix as well as its grammatical status. It is argued on the basis of Antal (1960) and Kiefer (2003) that -stUl cannot be analyzed as an inflectional case suffix (such as the -vAl suffix, or -ed, -ing, or the plural in English), but should rather be categorized as a derivational suffix (such as English dis-, re-, in-, -ance, - able, -ish, -like, etc.). The paper also tries to shed light on the hypothetical cognitive psychological distinction between the comitative and the sociative. It is suggested that the sociative is based on the amalgam image schema which is derived from the LINK schema of the comitative. The ironical reading of the sociative is an implicature in the sense of Grice (1989) and Sperber and Wilson (1987). Psycholinguistic experimentation is proposed to follow up on the mental representation of the sociative

Theatre Noise Conference

Three days of Performances, Installations, Residencies, Round Table Discussions, Presentations and Workshops More than an academic conference, Theatre Noise is a diverse collection of events exploring the sound of theatre from performance to the spaces inbetween. Featuring keynote presentations, artists in residence, electroacoustic, percussive and digital performances, industry workshops and installations, Theatre Noise is an immersive journey into sound