PENGARUH KEBIJAKAN DIVIDEN TERHADAP HARGA SAHAM PADA INDUSTRI TEKSTIL DAN GARMEN YANG TERDAFTAR DI BURSA EFEK INDONESIA PADA TAHUN 2012-2016

ABSTRACTThis study has the aim of knowing the effect of dividend policy as measured by dividends per share and dividend payout ratio on stock prices. This research is quantitative descriptive. The total companies that will be studied are 3 companies which are determined through purposive sampling. In this study shows the results that dividend policy does not have a significant effect on the stock prices of textile and garment companies listed on the  Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX). While simultaneously dividends per share and dividend payout ratio have no effect on stock prices. This shows that dividends do not provide signals or information to investors to invest in shares, because investors feel the same, whether they receive dividends at present or not, in the end investors will invest again and the rise and fall of the DPR will not affect investors whether will invest in the company or not.

Pendampingan Evaluasi dan Dokumentasi Proses Bisnis Desa Wisata Nglinggo

The purpose of this program is to assist Nglinggo Tourism Village management in documenting its business process. Tourism services in Nglinggo are currently regarded to be operated smoothly, however, without sufficient documentation, it is difficult to conduct evaluation activities. Considering the importance of evaluation in the continuous development of the tourism village, business process documentation and evaluation is conducted. This community service was conducted mostly by training and advisory activities. In the advisory activities, program team assisted the management in business process identification, analysis and evaluation, as well as documentation. This documentation phase used Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN) while evaluation utilized Quality Evaluation Framework (QEF). The results of this activity consist of documentation of business processes which include tourist services, recap of village tourism receipts and other related services. This service is expected to help Nglinggo Tourism Village to have business process documentation as a guide in order to achieve standards in tourism services

Pendampingan Evaluasi dan Dokumentasi Proses Bisnis Desa Wisata Nglinggo

The purpose of this program is to assist Nglinggo Tourism Village management in documenting its business process. Tourism services in Nglinggo are currently regarded to be operated smoothly, however, without sufficient documentation, it is difficult to conduct evaluation activities. Considering the importance of evaluation in the continuous development of the tourism village, business process documentation and evaluation is conducted. This community service was conducted mostly by training and advisory activities. In the advisory activities, program team assisted the management in business process identification, analysis and evaluation, as well as documentation. This documentation phase used Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN) while evaluation utilized Quality Evaluation Framework (QEF). The results of this activity consist of documentation of business processes which include tourist services, recap of village tourism receipts and other related services. This service is expected to help Nglinggo Tourism Village to have business process documentation as a guide in order to achieve standards in tourism services

PENGEMBANGAN TEKNOLOGI MICROWAVE ASSITED EXTRACTION (MAE) SEBAGAI ALTERNATIF PENINGKATAN KADAR ZINGIBEREN GINGER OIL DARI LIMBAH AMPAS JAHE INDUSTRI JAMU

Penelitian tentang “Pengembangan Teknologi Microwave Assited Extraction (MAE) Sebagai Alternatif Peningkatan Kadar Zingiberen Ginger Oil Dari Limbah Ampas Jahe Industri Jamu” telah dilakukan. Variabel proses yang diamati adalah pengaruh volume pelarut, suhu, dan waktu terhadap banyaknya rendemen yang dihasilkan. Proses distilasi dilakukan menggunakan pemanas microwave. Minyak jahe yang diperoleh berupa cairan berwarna kuning terang dengan aroma jahe yang khas. Untuk rendemen tertinggi yaitu 1,418% diperoleh dengan variabeljumlah pelarut 1,2 liter, waktu distilasi 55 menit, dan suhu operasi 100 oC. Dari grafik, variabel yang berpengaruh terhadap rendemen adalah suhu dan waktu operasi serta untuk variable yang berpengaruh terhadap kadar zingiberen adalah waktu dan suhu operasi.Hasil analisis dengan kromatografi gas menunjukkan komponen dengan kadar zingiberen dalam minyak jahe hasil distilasi dengan pemanas microwave sebesar 43,16% diperoleh dengan jumlah pelarut 1 liter, waktu distilasi 115 menit, suhu operasi 80 oC dan jumlah pelarut 1,2 liter, waktu distilasi 115 menit, suhu operasi 80 oC. Hasil analisa beberapa parameter terhadap produk menunjukkan minyak jahe sudah memenuhi spesifikasi menurut Standar Nasional Indonesia (SNI) Nomor 06-1312-1998 dan Standar Internasional ISO 7355.Kata kunci: distilasi, minyak jahe, gelombang mikro, rendemen, zingibere

Kajian Bahaya Erosi pada Lahan Kering di Sub DAS Samin Kabupaten Karanganyar

Title : Study of Erosion Hazard on Upland in Samin Sub Watershed, Karanganyar Regency. Samin sub watershed at Karanganyar District, Central Java has been degraded by erosion. The shed needs to be managed seriously. This research was done at Samin sub watershed at 650 – 1800 above sea level from June to November 2006. The aim of the research is studying erosion hazard on each land unit in Samin sub watershed and land management have been done farmer. This research used phenomenology qualitative description method by interpretation of theme maps and Iconos image satellite, and survey. Soil and land management sampling method was done by purposive sampling. The result of this research are land in research area very sensitive to occur land degradation because erosion hazard in light until very heavy; intercropping system in land unit 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 is the best method to land conservation and diversification of agriculture yield; soil management method and intercropping system have been done by farmer are the best of land conservatio

High Prevalence of HIV-1 CRF01_AE Viruses among Female Commercial Sex Workers Residing in Surabaya, Indonesia

BACKGROUND: Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection and acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) cause serious health problems and have an impact on the Indonesian economy. In addition, the rapid epidemic growth of HIV is continuing in Indonesia. Commercial sex plays a significant role in the spread of HIV; therefore, in order to reveal the current HIV prevalence rate among commercial sex workers (CSWs), we conducted an epidemiological study on HIV infection among CSWs residing in Surabaya, the capital of East Java province of Indonesia with large communities of CSWs. METHODOLOGY/PRINCIPAL FINDINGS: The prevalence of HIV infection among 200 CSWs was studied. In addition, the subtype of HIV type 1 (HIV-1) and the prevalence of other blood-borne viruses, hepatitis B virus (HBV), hepatitis C virus (HCV) and GB virus C (GBV-C), were studied. The prevalence rates of HIV, hepatitis B core antibody, hepatitis B surface antigen, anti-HCV antibodies and anti-GBV-C antibodies were 11%, 64%, 4%, 0.5% and 0% among CSWs involved in this study, respectively. HIV-1 CRF01_AE viral gene fragments were detected in most HIV-positive samples. In addition, most CSWs showed low awareness of sexually transmitted diseases and had unprotected sex with their clients. CONCLUSIONS/SIGNIFICANCE: The HIV prevalence rate among CSWs was significantly higher than that among the general population in Indonesia (0.2–0.4%). In addition, CSWs were at a high risk of exposure to HBV, although chronic HBV infection was less frequently established. Our results suggest the necessity of efficient prevention programs for HIV and other blood-borne viral infections among CSWs in Surabaya, Indonesia

Towards an Operational SAR-Based Rice Monitoring System in Asia: Examples from 13 Demonstration Sites across Asia in the RIICE Project

Rice is the most important food security crop in Asia. Information on its seasonal extent forms part of the national accounting of many Asian countries. Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) imagery is highly suitable for detecting lowland rice, especially in tropical and subtropical regions, where pervasive cloud cover in the rainy seasons precludes the use of optical imagery. Here, we present a simple, robust, rule-based classification for mapping rice area with regularly acquired, multi-temporal, X-band, HH-polarized SAR imagery and site-specific parameters for classification. The rules for rice detection are based on the well-studied temporal signature of rice from SAR backscatter and its relationship with crop stages. We also present a procedure for estimating the parameters based on “temporal feature descriptors” that concisely characterize the key information in the rice signatures in monitored field locations within each site. We demonstrate the robustness of the approach on a very large dataset. A total of 127 images across 13 footprints in six countries in Asia were obtained between October 2012, and April 2014, covering 4.78 m ha. More than 1900 in-season site visits were conducted across 228 monitoring locations in the footprints for classification purposes, and more than 1300 field observations were made for accuracy assessment. Some 1.6 m ha of rice were mapped with classification accuracies from 85% to 95% based on the parameters that were closely related to the observed temporal feature descriptors derived for each site. The 13 sites capture much of the diversity in water management, crop establishment and maturity in South and Southeast Asia. The study demonstrates the feasibility of rice detection at the national scale using multi-temporal SAR imagery with robust classification methods and parameters that are based on the knowledge of the temporal dynamics of the rice crop. We highlight the need for the development of an open-access library of temporal signatures, further investigation into temporal feature descriptors and better ancillary data to reduce the risk of misclassification with surfaces that have temporal backscatter dynamics similar to those of rice. We conclude with observations on the need to define appropriate SAR acquisition plans to support policies and decisions related to food security