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BOOK REVIEW OF â5 CMâ WRITTEN BY DONNY DHIRGANTORO
5 CM adalah sebuah novel yang mengangkat tema tentang persahabatan. Novel karya
onny Dhirgantoro ini merupakan salah satu novel best seller yang banyak menginspirasi para
embaca. Membaca novel 5 CM ini sama seperti melihat kehidupan nyata, di mana hubungan
persahabatan yang diceritakan terlihat hi
Hasil review ini menunjukkan ba M merupakan novel yang sarat akan
ilai-nilai kehidupan. Adapun nilai-nilai yang terkandung dalam novel ini adalah nilai
persahabatan, nilai nasionalisme dan nilai kemanusiaan. Selain memaparkan nilai-nilai
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ta dapat diraih meskipun dengan perjuangan yang
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upan, novel ini juga memaparkan bagaimana kekuatan mimpi itu mampu mengubah diri
seseorang menjadi manusia yang lebih memaknai hidup dan masih tetap berjuang meskipun
dihadapkan pada kesulitan-kesulitan di dalam kehidupan. Dengan kepercayaan diri yang kuat,
mimpi yang mungkin sulit diwujudkan ternya
Novel 5 CM ini merupakan novel yang bagus. Kelebihan dari novel ini terletak pada
temanya yang sederhana. Selain itu, bahasa yang digunakan dalam novel ini pun sangat ringan
dan mudah dipahami. Pengarang juga menggunakan lirik lagu dan judul film untuk
menjelaskan karakter tokoh dalam cerita. Hal ini membuat cerita menjadi lebih menarik untuk
dibaca. Adapun kekurangan dari novel ini terletak pada akhir ceritanya yang terkesan
dipaksakan, sehingga akhir ceritanya pun terlihat kurang natural. Secara keseluruhan novel 5
CM ini merupakan novel yang sangat menarik, karena selain sarat akan pesan moral dan nilainilai
sosial, novel ini juga memiliki kekuatan untuk memotivasi pembacanya agar percaya pada
kekuatan mimpi
Konstruksi Sosial Masyarakat Percandian dalam Pemeliharaan Kearifan Lokal
This study aims to determine the social construction of the Batujaya temple complex, Karawang, West Java in maintaining local wisdom. This study uses Peter L. Berger's social construction theory, which sees society as a process that takes place in three dialectical moments at once, namely externalization, objectification, and internalization. The social construction of society has a long journey from the past to the present, and the future. So that in society a social reality is created. The method used in this research is a descriptive method, which is a type of qualitative data to describe, analyze, and reveal events that occur in the field. The data sources of this research are the village government, community leaders, temple maintenance workers, and the temple community. Data collection methods used in this study were observation, interviews, and documentation. In addition, it is also equipped with secondary data in the form of reference books, tourism profiles in the form of brochures that are relevant to the research theme to support data in the field. The results showed that in order to maintain local wisdom, the people of the baths still maintain their belief in animism and dynamism. Relations between local communities are built through a process of adaptation, interaction, and socialization. Efforts to regenerate local wisdom are carried out through integrated socialization to schools and creating a tourism-loving community
Exchange Rate Regimes and Volatility: Comparison of the Snake and Visegrad
Exchange rate stability was defined as one of the prerequisites for monetary integration in Europe. In this paper, we analyze recent developments in the volatility of exchange rates of the Central European countries (the Visegrad Group) and a selected group of European Union countries (the Snake) participating in the former European Monetary System. We compare volatilities in the currencies of both groups under specific exchange rate regimes using two different approaches to modeling exchange rate volatility: squared returns parametric model and GARCH. Both methods provide identical results for the currencies of the Visegrad group: an increase in volatility after a floating exchange rate regime was introduced. The case of the Snake countries exhibits mixed results for two currencies and a concurring result for the others: a decrease in volatility. In one case we are left with an insignificant coefficient. We consider the results as robust and suitable for policy making decisions.http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/40008/2/wp622.pd
The power of the crowd: promise and potential of crowdsourcing for education
Crowdsourcing is the term often used for processes of data collation and creation where
individuals or groups of users who are not necessarily located centrally generate content that is
then shared. While the term originates within the world of business, it has since gained traction
within a number of academic and professional disciplines. Drawing upon two examples that have
originated within the Republic of Ireland, this paper reflects on the educational potential of
crowdsourcing. Firstly, it reports a unique one-year open crowdsourcing initiative which compiled
a comprehensive A-Z directory of edtech tools for teaching and learning through collaborative
contributions. Secondly, it describes an initiative to develop a crowdsourced repository of study
tips and suggestions for adult, part-time, online and flexible learners embarking on further study.
These two case studies provide a valuable context for considering the wider potential of
crowdsourcing applications for teaching and learning purposes
Traffic Light Control Using Deep Policy-Gradient and Value-Function Based Reinforcement Learning
Recent advances in combining deep neural network architectures with
reinforcement learning techniques have shown promising potential results in
solving complex control problems with high dimensional state and action spaces.
Inspired by these successes, in this paper, we build two kinds of reinforcement
learning algorithms: deep policy-gradient and value-function based agents which
can predict the best possible traffic signal for a traffic intersection. At
each time step, these adaptive traffic light control agents receive a snapshot
of the current state of a graphical traffic simulator and produce control
signals. The policy-gradient based agent maps its observation directly to the
control signal, however the value-function based agent first estimates values
for all legal control signals. The agent then selects the optimal control
action with the highest value. Our methods show promising results in a traffic
network simulated in the SUMO traffic simulator, without suffering from
instability issues during the training process
Exchange Rate Regimes and Volatility: Comparison of the Snake and Visegrad
Exchange rate stability was defined as one of the prerequisites for monetary integration in Europe. In this paper, we analyze recent developments in the volatility of exchange rates of the Central European countries (the Visegrad Group) and a selected group of European Union countries (the Snake) participating in the former European Monetary System. We compare volatilities in the currencies of both groups under specific exchange rate regimes using two different approaches to modeling exchange rate volatility: squared returns parametric model and GARCH. Both methods provide identical results for the currencies of the Visegrad group: an increase in volatility after a floating exchange rate regime was introduced. The case of the Snake countries exhibits mixed results for two currencies and a concurring result for the others: a decrease in volatility. In one case we are left with an insignificant coefficient. We consider the results as robust and suitable for policy making decisions.exchange rate regime, volatility, transition, integration, Central Europe, European Union, nonlinearity, interest rate parity
Ownership, Control and Corporate Performance After Large-Scale Privatization
We analyze the effects of ownership type and concentration on performance of a population of firms in a model large-scale privatization economy (Czech Republic). Using specifications based on first-differences and unique instrumental variables, we find that few types of private ownership improve dynamic post-privatization performance. Concentrated foreign (but not domestic) ownership improves some measures of performance relative to state ownership. Foreign investors engage in strategic restructuring by increasing the rate of change of sales, while domestic private owners reduce the rate of change of sales and labor cost without increasing profitability. The effects of concentrated foreign ownership support the agency theory and go against theories stressing the positive effects of managerial autonomy and initiative. Our results are also consistent with the thesis that large domestic stockholders are not improving performance because they loot the firms. We find some support for the hypothesis that firms restructure by first lowering and later increasing the rate of change of employment. The state as a holder of the golden share has a positive effect on employment, while stimulating profitable restructuring. The state hence appears as a more economically and socially helping agent than in some recent studies.http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/40038/3/wp652.pd
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