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  - Tinjauan Hukum Jaminan Sosial Dalam Konsep Produktivitas Kerja
    Sektor ketenagakerjaan sebagai sumber daya manusia merupakan faktor yang penting bagi terselenggarakannya pembangunan nasional sehingga perlu ditingkatkan kualitasnya dalam rangka pembangunan manusia Indonesia seutuhnya dan masyarakat Indonesia seluruhnya, diarahkan pada peningkatan harkat, martabat dan kemampuan manusia serta kepercayaan diri sendiri dalam […]
  - Open Source dan Hak Paten
    IMPLEMENTASI HAK PATEN Sebagai anggota Organisasi Perdagangan Dunia (WTO), Indonesia berkewajiban untuk melakukan harmonisasi setiap peraturan yang menyangkut Hak Milik Intelektual, sebagaimana yang terdapat di dalam TRIPs (Trade Related Aspect in Intellectual Property Rights). Penting diperhatikan, dalam melakukan harmonisasi ini kita melihat Pasal 27 TRIPs […]
  - Maju itu ke Depan
    Ali Khomsan MS dan Tim Ahli Anak dari Komisi Perlindungan Anak Indonesia Tb. Rachmat Sentika memberi data sebanyak 4 juta anak Indonesia penderita kurang gizi terancam merosot kondisinya ke gizi buruk jika tidak segera ditangani. Namun pemerintah hanya mampu menangani 39.000 anak gizi buruk per tahun. Di Nusa Tenggara Timur, selama Januari-Juni 2008, sebanya […]
  - Klaim Sejarah
    ”Sejarah ditulis oleh yang menang”, demikian kalimat ini disusun. Seorang sejarawan menyatakan bahwa para penguasa selalu berusaha menguasai tafsir sejarah guna melegitimasi kekuasaan, seperti dilakukan Ken Arok ketika mendirikan Singasari dan membuat silsilah yang menerangkan bahwa dia keturunan Raja-raja Mataram. Dalam konteks ini, sejarah memainkan perana […]
  - Intrik Para Raja di Makam Imogiri
    Makam Imogiri terletak di puncak sebuah bukit 12 km selatan Yogyakarta, tempat disemayamkan raja-raja, di antaranya Sultan Agung dan semua raja-raja Kerajaan Mataram, raja-raja Kerajaan Yogyakarta dari Sultan Hamengku Buwono I sampai Hamengku Buwono IX dan keluarga, serta raja-raja dari Kerajaan Surakarta dan keluarga. Setelah Mataram terpecah jadi 2 bagian, […]
  - Kewibawaan Soeprapto
    Penegakan hukum oleh penegak hukum masa sekarang selalu saja sulit menyeret koruptor ke penjara, perlu kita menengok sejenak langkah sosok Soeprapto yang menjabat Jaksa Agung periode 1950-1959. Salah satu ketegasan yaitu pada 13 Agustus 1955, memerintahkan menahan Djodi Gondokusumo yang saat itu menjabat Menteri Kehakiman Kabinet Ali Sastroamidjojo karena pe […]
  - Waria Juga Manusia
    Komunitas waria adalah minoritas dalam masyarakat, berasal dari kata wanita pria (shemale) karena pria tapi seperti wanita, merasa jiwa yang berada dalam tubuhnya adalah wanita, bahkan keseluruhan apa yang ada ditempatkan selayaknya seorang wanita. Berdandan, berpikir, perasaan, dan perilaku layaknya perempuan, yang membedakan adalah jenis alat kelamin yang […]
  - Teori Paling Dibenci Tapi Rindu
    Jika anda ke Google search “teori alam semesta” maka banyak sekali artikel membahas teori alam semesta, tadinya hanya sekedar ingin membaca-baca tetapi malah jadi bahan inspirasi, artikel-artikel tersebut umumnya berisi debat sengit. Bagi pembaca akan timbul berbagai tanggapan, mulai yang biasa-biasa saja, serius, maupun cuek. Saya sendiri inginnya serius eh […]
  - Borobudur Temple
    Candi Borobudur dibangun oleh Raja Samaratunga dan putrinya, Pramodawarddhani, pada 26 Mei 824, menggunakan 55.000m3 batu, tinggi bangunan 42m, lebar dasar 123m, corak dan ukiran menunjukkan corak Jawa tengah. Borobudur menjadi pusat penelitian dan pengembangan agama budha, seluruh rangkaian relief berisi ajaran-ajaran budha, dan bangunan suci. Namun tidak b […]
  - Charles Darwin, Pria Punya Selera
    Jika dicari siapakah orang yang paling kontradiktif di dunia ini? Salah satunya pasti Charles Darwin. Ada dua kubu yaitu Darwin bermanfaat dan Darwin sampah! Jika kita flash back (bukan program flash dari Sun Microsystem) pada history. Charles Robert Darwin (1809-1882) lahir di Shrewsbury, ayahnya Robert Darwin (dokter), kakek Erasmus Darwin (dokter dan penu […]
  - Mitos
    Mitos (mite, myth) adalah cerita prosa rakyat yang tokohnya para dewa atau makhluk setengah dewa yang terjadi di dunia lain pada masa lampau dan dianggap benar terjadi oleh penganutnya. Mitos menceritakan tentang asal-usul alam semesta, perbintangan, geografi, petualangan para dewa, kisah cinta, dan sebagainya. Di Jawa memiliki mitos, Gunung Semeru sebagai g […]
  - Paradigma Hyperreality dalam Peradaban Postmodern
    Tokoh postmodern, Jean Baudrillard, menyatakan media terutama televisi mampu menampilkan simulasi/model yang demikian intens memenuhi ruang kehidupan sosial, sehingga mengaburkan batas antara citra dan fakta. Citra menjadi lebih real dibanding realitas sebenarnya sehingga cenderung dijadikan kriteria. Ini disebut hyperreal yang menjadi ciri dunia postmodern, […]
  - Ki Ageng Mangir Wanabaya
    Ketika Majapahit surut (tahun 1527), Jawa menjadi daerah chaos dan tidak mengenal satu kekuasaan tunggal. Walisongo mulai turut meramaikan pengaruh di pesisir Utara dan Pasukan Portugis telah telah mendarat di Sunda Kelapa. Keadaan kacau balau, perang tidak terelakkan untuk merebut kekuasaan tunggal hingga pulau Jawa bermandi darah. Daerah-daerah merdeka pun […]
  - Euthanasia, Legal atau Non Legal?
    studysafe.co.cc Hipocrates bersabda kepada murid-muridnya untuk tidak melakukan praktek euthanasia dan melakukan pengguguran kandungan. (Di sisi lain) Keinginan untuk mati merupakan hak asasi setiap manusia di atas segala hukum, baik hukum positif maupun kode etik profesi kedokteran. Pada dasawarsa ini para dokter dan petugas kesehatan lain menghadapi se […]
  - Inisiatif StAR Berantas Koruptor?
    studysafe.co.cc Perserikatan Bangsa Bangsa (PBB) dan Bank Dunia meluncurkan sebuah inisiatif baru, untuk mengembalikan miliaran dolar uang rakyat yang dicuri oleh para pemimpin dan pejabat korup dari negara-negara berkembang setiap tahunnya. Inisiatif untuk Mengembalikan Aset yang Dicuri (The Stolen Asset Rocovery Initiative atau disebut juga dengan StAR I […]
  - Negara Selingkuh Rep. Indonesia
    studysafe.co.cc Kita tentu masih ingat (kalau tidak lupa…) ketika sekolah di bangku Taman Kanak-Kanak yaitu menghafalkan Sila-Sila di dalam Pancasila. Dikatakan bahwa pancasila merupakan falsafah bangsa yaitu idiologi dalam berbangsa, bernegara, dan bermasyarakat. Ibarat rumah, maka pancasila adalah pondasi untuk meletakkan segala macam yang berkaitan dengan […]
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  - Obama seeks stronger ties during Asia trip
    Barack Obama is the first U.S. president to have lived in Asia as a child, and that unique perspective will help shape his nine-day trip to the region beginning later this week, U.S. officials say.
  - U.S. executes 'D.C. Sniper'
    John Allen Muhammad, the man behind a series of lethal sniper attacks in the Washington D.C. suburbs, has been executed after a clemency request was denied.
  - Police say footballer's death is suicide
    Germany international footballer Robert Enke has died at the age of 32 after being killed at a railway crossing near his home on Tuesday.
  - Blackout hits central, south Brazil
    A blackout struck a large swath of central and south Brazil Tuesday night, affecting at least six states, CNN en Español reported.
  - Hasan sought out for Muslim soldiers
    The suspect in last week's deadly shootings in the U.S. had urged that Muslims in the U.S. Army be allowed to claim conscientious objector status, an official said.
- CNN.com – Business
  - Chinese credit card debt mounts
    The world economy is placing a bet on its future with China, but some Chinese are placing bets on their future with plastic.
  - Dam fails, triggers Brazil blackout
    An important hydroelectric dam shared by Brazil and Paraguay failed Tuesday night, pushing a large swath of central and southern Brazil into darkness, said the country's minister of mines and energy, Edison Lobao.
  - IEA rejects allegations of oil cover up
    The International Energy Agency has rejected reported whistleblower allegations that world oil reserves have been exaggerated to avoid panic buying, as it releases its 2009 report on the state of the world's market.
  - Stroller alert over finger amputations
    Close to one million strollers have been recalled by their manufacturer following reports at least 12 babies or toddlers had their fingers amputated after they were caught in the hinges.
  - Lloyds announces 5,000 job cuts
    Read full story for latest details.
- CNN.com – Science and Space
  - Mars Science Lab launch delayed two years
    NASA's launch of the Mars Science Laboratory -- hampered by technical difficulties and cost overruns -- has been delayed until the fall of 2011, NASA officials said at a news conference Thursday in Washington.
  - Shuttle lands at California air base
    NASA officials Sunday waved off the first opportunity for space shuttle Endeavour to return to Earth, citing poor weather conditions.
  - iReporters watch planets, moon align
  - Inspiration for 'Contact' still listening
    From a remote valley in Northern California, Jill Tarter is listening to the universe.
  - Indian lunar orbiter hit by heat rise
    Scientists have switched off several on-board instruments to halt rising temperatures inside India's first unmanned lunar spacecraft.
- CNN.com – Technology
  - Firefox turns 5, faces new challenges
    The first version of the popular Firefox browser was released five years ago this week. Firefox accounts for almost a quarter of browser usage today but faces new challenges from Google and Microsoft.
  - Protesters hijack more than 200 Facebook groups
    Hundreds of Facebook groups have been hijacked in recent days by users pointing out what they say is a weakness in how the social-networking site handles the administration of its groups.
  - Lively start-up culture keeps Israel thriving
    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu returns to Washington, D.C., Monday to address the General Assembly American Jewish Federations at a time of concern in Israel that the U.S.-Israel relationship is adrift.
  - Students' balloon bursts 90,000 feet up
  - Q&A: How design can change the world
    The title of Warren Berger's recently published book -- "Glimmer: How Design Can Transform Your Life and Maybe Even the World" -- is ambitious.
- Reuters: Science News
  - New solar-sail mission planned after 2005 failure
    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Backers of a failed mission to launch the world's first solar-sail spacecraft unveiled plans on Monday to try again five years later with a smaller, swifter satellite to test the limits of sunlight propulsion.
  - Soviet H-bomb scientist Ginzburg dies
    MOSCOW (Reuters) - Vitaly Ginzburg, a Russian physicist who survived Stalin's purges by working on the Soviet atomic bomb project and later won the Nobel Prize for physics, died in Moscow late on Sunday after a long illness. He was 93.
  - Scientists want debate on animals with human genes
    LONDON (Reuters) - A mouse that can speak? A monkey with Down's Syndrome? Dogs with human hands or feet? British scientists want to know if such experiments are acceptable, or if they go too far in the name of medical research.
  - Genetic tests help track food web, climate change
    BARCELONA, Spain (Reuters) - New uses of genetic testing can help track how animal diets may change due to global warming and are helping crack down on wildlife smuggling, experts said on Saturday.
  - Lab-grown penis helps rabbits mate ... like rabbits
    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Researchers have engineered artificial penises in rabbits, using cells from the animals, who then used their new organs to father baby rabbits.
- Reuters: Health News
  - Bill Clinton rallies Senate Democrats on healthcare
    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former President Bill Clinton visited the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday to urge Senate Democrats to quickly pass a broad healthcare overhaul, but a party leader said final action could spill into next year.
  - Flow of H1N1 vaccines picking up in U.S., CDC says
    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The flow of swine flu vaccines to the U.S. market is picking up, health and corporate officials said on Tuesday, and now the challenge will be to get the drugs to people.
  - Experts fear Africa "pandemic" from rise in smoking
    LONDON (Reuters) - Africa faces a surge in cancer deaths unless action is taken in the next decade to stem rising smoking levels in a continent where anti-tobacco laws remain rare, U.S. scientists said Wednesday.
  - Lack of health care worsens women's life quality: WHO
    GENEVA (Reuters) - Despite living six to eight years longer than men, women lack essential health care throughout their lives, particularly as teenagers and elderly people, the World Health Organization said on Monday.
  - Those in true emergency hardest hit by ER crisis
    NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - The state of US emergency departments has been called a "growing national crisis," and a report out today shows the situation is only getting worse.
- Reuters: Technology News
  - Apple tops phone chart as Nokia, Samsung step up
    HELSINKI (Reuters) - The world's two largest cellphone makers, Nokia and Samsung Electronics, unveiled on Tuesday their latest rivals to the iPhone as Apple became the top profit generator in the handset industry.
  - Eager fans greet "Call of Duty" video game launch
    SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Activision Blizzard Inc's hugely anticipated "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2" video game went on sale on Tuesday, welcomed by eager fans who lined up hours in advance of the release.
  - LinkedIn and Twitter link up
    SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - LinkedIn and Twitter have linked up. Starting immediately, users of LinkedIn and Twitter can cross-file to each other's services, by checking a box on either Twitter or LinkedIn.
  - Chicago court OKs $10 refunds for ringtones, games
    CHICAGO (Reuters) - A settlement between mobile phone users and companies that charged them for downloaded ringtones and games they thought were free was approved by a court on Tuesday.
  - Nokia, Samsung step up smartphone battle
    HELSINKI (Reuters) - The world's two largest cell phone makers, Nokia and Samsung Electronics, have unveiled their latest attempts to keep pace in the battle with smartphone rivals like iPhone and Blackberry.
- Discovery News – Top Stories
  - How Dinosaurs Got Their Iconic Look
    Think of a dinosaur and what may come to mind is a large, lumbering animal with four legs, a long neck, a tiny head and tail. Now a new species helps to explain how this iconic dino body shape evolved.
  - 300-Pound Gorilla Voluntarily Monitors His Blood Pressure
    Imagine trying to monitor the blood pressure of a 300-pound gorilla. A new device, described in the following release from Georgia Institute of Technology Research News, makes that job a lot easier: Zoo Atlanta recently became the first zoological institution ...
  - Flu Spray vs. Shot: Is One Better?
    My four-year-old got her swine flu vaccination yesterday. At the time, I was relieved when the school nurse pulled out a spray rather than a syringe. There were no tears -- or at least fewer than if she had gotten ...
  - Google Offers Free Wi-Fi at Airports
    I was just at Baltimore and Boston airports this past weekend and had a couple of hours to spare at each one. Had my laptop, too. But didn't log in because I didn't want to pay the $10 or $20 ...
  - Rickroll'd By Your iPhone?
    Say it ain't so! The first virus written for the iPhone is currently making the rounds in Australia. But here's the catch, according to The Security Fix over at WaPo: The contagion, dubbed "Ikee," spreads only among iPhones that have ...
- Discovery News – Archaeology News
  - King Tut tomb to get makeover
    Mysterious brown spots in the Tomb of Tutankhamun will be fully investigated during a five-year project to restore the burial of the boy King, Egypt's antiquities department announced today. The Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA) has partnered with the California-based ...
  - The quest for Cambyses' lost army
    Bronze weapons, a silver bracelet, an earring and hundreds of human bones found in the vast desolate wilderness of the Sahara desert have raised hopes of finally finding the lost army -- 50,000 strong -- of Persian King Cambyses II, ...
  - Cambyses' Lost Army: Found at Last?
    Flip through images of remains found in the western Sahara Desert, which researchers claim are the relics of the long-lost army of Cambyses.
  - Vanished Persian Army Said Found in Desert
    The remains of a mighty Persian army said to have drowned in the sands of the western Egyptian desert 2,500 years ago might have been finally located.
  - Archaeology: Ancient Lost Army Found?
    Has the lost army of Cambyses II been found? The Persian army of 50,000 soldiers supposedly perished in a sandstorm in ancient Egypt 2500 years ago. Researchers have located a valley of bones they think may belong to the fabled army.
- Discovery News – Health
  - Culture (Not Just Genes) Drives Evolution
    Cultural differences have manifested themselves in the DNA of distinct, regional populations.
  - Human Speech Gene Found
    A newly discovered gene helps to keep vocal cords limber.
  - Drinking Water Wells Contaminated with Zinc
    Zinc may be creeping into the water supply, which could have an affect on brain function.
  - 'Mermaid Girl' Shiloh Pepin Dies at Age 10
    Shiloh Pepin, a girl who was born with fused legs, passed away over the weekend.
  - Artificial Intelligence Diagnoses Abuse
    A new computer program developed by doctors can detect victims of abuse.
- Discovery News – Human News
  - Flu Spray vs. Shot: Is One Better?
    My four-year-old got her swine flu vaccination yesterday. At the time, I was relieved when the school nurse pulled out a spray rather than a syringe. There were no tears -- or at least fewer than if she had gotten ...
  - Dreams: Just Brain Exercise
    "To sleep, perchance to dream," Hamlet mused. But to what end? Psychologists like Freud and Jung have long cashed in on the potency of dreams and how they may reflect our inner emotional lives. But new research suggests dreams may ...
  - Early Humans Skipped Fruit, Went for Nuts
    Our human ancestors did not eat much fruit, but instead consumed a lot of root vegetables, nuts, insects and some meat, according to a new study.
  - Welcome to the New Discovery News
    Welcome to the new Discovery News! My team and I are thrilled to be unveiling our brand new site. It’s the outcome of months of hard work and planning to bring you a site that wraps all of our fantastic ...
  - Shooting Violence: A Reason Why?
    Horrible news about Fort Hood yesterday. As an alumnus of VA Tech who followed that tragedy from afar, I found this latest shooting extremely painful to watch. Our hearts go out to the victims and their families and friends. As ...
- Discovery News – History News
  - Marine Corps Celebrates 234 Years
    Today is the 234th anniversary of the founding of the United States Marine Corps (USMC). The USMC birthday comes on the eve of Veterans' Day, which was established to commemorate the signing of the armistice that ended World War I ...
  - What Happened To The Berlin Wall?
    The Berlin Wall was long...about 90 miles long. When the East Germans first closed the border between East and West Berlin on the night of August 12th, 1961, they did it in the middle of the night. That meant none ...
  - The Berlin Wall - A Personal History
    I lived in Berlin from 1987-1989. While I was there, I studied German and worked for an English-language newspaper. I left the city for Frankfurt just nine months before The Wall fell. There was no hint of revolution.
  - Archaeology: Ancient Lost Army Found?
    Has the lost army of Cambyses II been found? The Persian army of 50,000 soldiers supposedly perished in a sandstorm in ancient Egypt 2500 years ago. Researchers have located a valley of bones they think may belong to the fabled army.
  - Keep Out! Modern Borders, Barriers, Walls and Fences
    Countries resort to walls, barriers or fences as the solutions for keeping people out or in. This slideshow reveals walls we continue to build and refuse to tear down.
- Discovery News – Earth News
  - A Whale of a Truce?
    Yet another guest post from our friend Debbie Salamone of the Pew Environment Group's Campaign to End Overfishing in the Southeast: President Barack Obama will meet the new Japanese prime minister, Yukio Hatoyama, on November 12-13 -- about the same ...
  - Puncturing an Ancient Supervolcano
    You have to wonder about the wisdom of drilling an active volcano. But at Italy's Campi Flegrei, that's exactly what scientists are planning to do, in an effort to learn about an ancient volcanic monster that could one day blow ...
  - Fish Migrating Off Your Plate ...
    ... And you can't just stab it with a fork to make the slippery beast stay put. This is one of the many other ways climate change is making itself unmistakable: Fish are emigrating as their waters warm. Fishermen are ...
  - Tropical Storm Ida Makes Landfall
    Tropical Storm Ida blew ashore with rain and gusty but weakening winds before dawn Tuesday as weather-hardened Gulf Coast residents rode out the rare late-season storm.
  - Welcome to the Climate Divide
    In many parts of this world nobody has the luxury of denying climate science. That's because climate change is already causing loads of trouble. Take an island nation like the Maldives. The waves of the Indian Ocean are not only ...
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    S O C R A T E S www.LaporanPenelitian.comJasa Penyusunan dan KonsultasiSKRIPSI - TESIS - DISERTASITUGAS AKHIR - LAPORAN PENELITIAN - MAKALAHTAKE HOME WORK - OLAH DATAKami terus mendampingi mulai pengajuan judul hingga sampai lulus.Pergantian judul akan menjadi tanggungan kami.Kami tidak melayani "jual putus" berupa softcopy,Perlu diketahui, pastika […]
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  - Renovasi Makam Tutankhamun di Lembah Para Raja
    (KeSimpulan) Egypt's antiquities department mengumunkan bahwa bintik-bintik cokelat misterius di makam Tutankhamun akan dianalisis dalam proyek penelitian selama lima tahun untuk merekontruksi ulang interior dinasti Firaun di Valley of the Kings. Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA) bermitra dengan Getty Conservation Institute (GCI) yang berbasis di Cal […]
  - Wanita dengan Payudara Padat Berisi Lebih Berisiko Kanker Kambuh Kembali
    (KeSimpulan) Para peneliti mengatakan wanita yang memiliki payudara "padat berisi" dan dirawat karena kanker memiliki risiko yang lebih tinggi untuk kambuh. Jurnal Cancer menunjukkan payudara padat berisi berisiko empat kali lebih tinggi untuk diserang kanker kembali, dibandingkan dengan wanita yang berpayudara kurang padat. Para peneliti dari Kana […]
  - KOMPAK: Komisi III DPR RI telah Menikam Hati Nurani Rakyat
    (KeSimpulan) Rapat antara sejumlah LSM, mahasiswa dan beberapa tokoh yang tergabung dalam Koalisi Masyarakat Sipil Anti Korupsi (KOMPAK) dengan komisi III DPR berlangsung ricuh. KOMPAK mempertanyakan kesimpulan Komisi III DPR yang mendukung Kejaksaan Agung dalam kasus Bibit S Riyanto dan Chandra M Hamzah. Sosiolog UI Thamrin Amal Tamagola menilai kesimpulan […]
  - DNA Barcoding untuk Lacak Jaringan Pola Makan Perubahan Iklim dan Penyelundupan Satwa
    (KeSimpulan) Para ilmuwan mengatakan pengujian genetik, DNA Barcoding (Barcode DNA), dapat membantu melacak bagaimana pola makan hewan dapat berubah akibat pemanasan global dan membantu mengambil tindakan tegas atas penyelundupan satwa liar. "Ada pertumbuhan luar biasa dalam penggunaan teknologi," kata David Schindel, sekretaris eksekutif Konsorsiu […]
  - Faisal Basri: Jaksa Agung dan Kapolri Harus Mundur Sebelum Terlambat
    (KeSimpulan) Penegakan hukum di Indonesia sedang berada di titik paling bawah. Sebagai bentuk pertanggungjawaban, Kapolri dan Jaksa Agung harus segera mengundurkan diri sebelum terlambat. "Barangkali kalau di luar negeri Kapolri dan Jaksa Agung sudah bunuh diri, paling tidak mengundurkan diri, tapi saya tidak tahu mengapa menunggu dicopot Presiden, […]
  - Drama Konspirasi Petinggi Polri dalam Kriminalisasi Mantan Ketua KPK Antasari Azhar
    (KeSimpulan) Mantan Ketua Komisi Pemberantasan Korupsi (KPK) Antasari Azhar melalui tim kuasa hukumnya akan mengadu ke Komisi Nasional (Komnas) HAM untuk melaporkan hal yang mereka tuduh sebagai rekayasa dalam kasus pembunuhan Direktur PT Putra Rajawali Banjaran (PRB), Nasruddin Zulkarnaen. "Kami berencana ke Komnas HAM untuk mengadukan adanya rekayasa […]
  - NASA dan Esa Sepakati Mars Exploration Joint Initiative (MEJI)
    (KeSimpulan) NASA Amerika Serikat dan ESA Eropa sepakati "letter of intent" yang mengikat bersama dalam program planet Mars. Perjanjian yang ditandatangai di Washington DC, memberi akses untuk ilmuwan dan insinyur kedua belah pihak untuk memulai perencanaan misi.Program bersama Red Planet ini dimulai oleh Eropa yang akan mengirim orbiter pada tahun […]
  - Diferensiasi Sel Induk Paru-Paru dengan Menghirup Udara Segar
    (KeSimpulan) Meniru siklus lingkungan yang dialami oleh sel-sel di tenggorokan sudah cukup untuk mengubah sel induk menjadi berbagai jenis sel paru-paru. Teknik-teknik menghirup udara segar dapat digunakan untuk menciptakan jaringan khusus ketika faktor pertumbuhan saja belum cukup mampu. Lindsey Van Haute dari Free University of Brussels (VUB) di Belgia dan […]
  - Vitaly Ginzburg, Ilmuwan Bom Hidrogen Soviet Meninggal Dunia
    (KeSimpulan) Vitaly Ginzburg, fisikawan Rusia yang selamat dari operasi pembersihan oleh Stalin dengan bekerja pada proyek bom atom Uni Soviet dan kemudian memenangkan hadiah Nobel untuk fisika, meninggal di Moskow pada Minggu malam setelah lama sakit dengan usia 93 tahun. Ginzburg pada tahun 2003 memenangkan hadiah Nobel fisika untuk teori superkonduktor, b […]
  - Mengapa Neanderthal Punah?
    (KeSimpulan) Ahli ekologi evolusi Clive Finlayson mengajukan monografi tentang ras manusia gua yang menguasai Eropa dan Asia kemudian secara misterius menghilang, tetapi meninggalkan tulang dan peralatan batu sebagai manusia purna. Sejarah Neanderthal bukanlah dongeng Brothers Grimm, tapi banyak menggambarkan mengenai spesies manusia purba. Tim peneliti yang […]
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    "Gerakan Sejuta Facebookers Kecam Komisi 3 DPR RI Yang Mendukung Gerakan Buaya" tidak membuat malu para wakil rakyat. Inilah yang terjadi di negara Indonesia di mana wakil rakyat justru menantang aspirasi rakyat. "Itu suara rakyat, silakan saja. Seribu juta pun silakan," kata Ketua Komisi III DPR Benny K Harman menanggapi gerakan itu, dal […]
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