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by Danah Zohar and Ian Marshall, spiritual intelligence (SQ) is the intelligence that we use to grasp the meaning, value, tujauan our deepest and highest motivation. Spiritual intelligence is the way untukmenggunakan meanings, values, goals and motivation in the process of thinking in the decisions we make and the actions that we ought to do. Spirittual moral intelligence is intelligence that delivers capabilities that untukmembedakan is right and wrong. Spiritual intelligence is intelligence that brings truth, goodness, beauty, justice and compassion within.Spiritual moral berbasil company is a company that cares, celebrate diversity, character, flexible and proactive and provide positive feedback to every bad situation.Grameen Bank is a bank for the poor. The bank is not bankrupt quite the opposite actually grow and make its founder, Muhammad Yunus, Nobel prize obtain."If we find one single step that will enable the poor overcome their poverty, is to get credit. Money is power, I have proven that the credit will be accepted as human rights. If you can bring in a system that allows each orng can access credit guarantee purchase fine, I can give you a guarantee that poverty will not end for long. "Muhammad Yunus said.
 otherwise "spiritual capital-poor firms like monster that ate itself," said Danah Zohar and Ian Marshall in his book, Spiritual Capital.

References: STRATEGIC Revolution Changing the company detonates bisni, M. Suyanto (Chairman STMIK AMIKOM), publisher of ANDI.

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U.S. engineers develop a platform of ultra-thin devices are flexible and comfortable so it can be affixed to the skin like a temporary tattoo. The device can function as a sensor, helping medical diagnosis, communication, and human-machine interfaces.
The device has an electronic circuit that is composed of sensors, transistors, capacitors, wireless antenna, LED, and solar panels. The circuit is composed based on the same sheet of rubber is capable of expanding and contracting, adjusting to the skin.

Sheet with an electronic circuit is mounted on a water-soluble plastic. To install, simply give water in small amounts in the skin and tape devices. Instantly, the device will be attached and flexibility can be tested.

"In our opinion, this device is an advanced concept of electronics that can be used to accomplish something that had never occurred to the user," said Todd Coleman, professor of computer and electronic engineering from the University of California at San Diego which involved the study.

He said this is a breakthrough new technology in electronics. "This technology can connects to the physical world and virtual world in a very natural and feels comfortable," said Coleman was quoted as saying the site Physorg.

The benefits that can be imagined from this device is in the medical field, such as EEG and EMG analysis to determine the activity of muscles and nerves. To do so, no need to use a conductive gel, plasters, and pins are planted so it is more convenient.

"If we want to understand brain function in a natural condition, then this is not in accordance with the procedure EEG. The best way to do it is to record neural signals naturally, with a device that is not 'seen' by the user," said Coleman.

This device can also be worn during normal activity to monitor the health and fitness. During sleep, the device can be used to monitor the status of cognitive and behavioral. In the meantime, for patients with nerve and muscle disorders, these tools can be used to communicate with the computer.

Among a variety of benefits, one of which has been proven is the ability to distinguish the movement of the throat muscles when people make simple conversation. Scientists also have shown that these tools can be used to control video games.

John A Rogers of the University of Illinois, chairman of this research project, and his group, is famous for the manufacture of flexible devices. However, to create devices that comfortable in the skin requires different production paradigm.

"Devices that can stretch our previous artificial mekanofisiologi not comply with the skin. The skin is very soft but the surface can be rough, with a particular microscopic texture. It requires approaches and different design principles," said Rogers.

In the production of these devices, Rogers worked with Yonggang Huang of Northwestern University to overcome difficulties. They created a device called a filamentary geometry serpentine, which the circuit components can be made as small as possible.

Huang said, "Here, the incorporation of electronics and biology is the key. All of the manufacture of electronic devices is difficult and rigid, while the biology of soft and elastic. It's two different worlds. This is the way to integrate both."

To make these devices in bulk, the researchers used a simple adaptation of techniques used in the semiconductor industry. Currently, the MC10 (Roger co-founded the industry) is ready to produce and commercialize the product.

In the future, researchers will still be developing this product and add Wi-Fi capability. Roger Hail research, Coleman, and Huang published in the journal Science, published today.

Action | Adventure | Drama | History | War
A crew of African American pilots in the Tuskegee training program, having faced segregation while kept mostly on the ground during World War II, are called into duty under the guidance of Col. A.J. Bullard.
Director: Anthony Hemingway
Stars: Nate Parker, David Oyelowo, Ne-Yo, Bryan Cranston










 The Buzz: Sure, the dialogue is riddled with cliched bullets, but the aerial action sequences are the kind of Lucas-style entertainment that we happily eat up. Entirely financed by George Lucas himself and in development for 20+ years, we're happy to know that other people have handled the screenplay, namely, "Boondocks" creator Aaron McGruder. And with Treme producer/director Anthony Hemingway behind the camera, we're thinking the melodrama might have a bit more resonance than we first expected. Helping keep the story airborne are the always-welcome Terrence Howard, Bryan Cranston, and Andre Royo.

Underworld: Awakening (2012)


Action | Fantasy | Horror

When human forces discover the existence of the Vampire and Lycan clans, a war to eradicate both species commences. The vampire warrioress Selene leads the battle against humankind.

Directors: Måns Mårlind | Björn Stein

Stars: Kate Beckinsale, Michael Ealy, India Eisley, Charles Dance





Released : januari 20 2012


We feel as though Len Wiseman should have returned to the director's chair, but he earned the potentially dubious honor of handling the Colin Farrell-starring Total Recall remake at Sony, so the call went out to Måns Mårlind and Björn Stein, the Swedish duo whose thriller Shelter is being held captive by The Weinstein Company (for good reason, we hear). Distributor Screen Gems, home of the more successful Resident Evil series, will undoubtedly milk this vampire/werewolf saga for every last silver coin. Something tells us newcomer India Eisley is being groomed to potentially take over the franchise since it's reported that she's playing Selene's daughter here. She's the Jeremy Renner to Kate Beckinsale's Tom Cruise?

PC version of Ubisoft's FarCry 3 claimed would perform better than the console versions. Although not significant, but console gamers could envy made.
It's not new anymore if the quality of PC games tend to be better than the console, be it the Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3. This difference was recognized Ubisoft, who claimed to be more creative when you want to create computer games.
"There are many things we could do on the PC platform, but that does not mean we rule out the console, we'll keep working on making all his ability," said Jamie Keen, Lead Game Designer FarCry 3.

FarCry 3 rencanya will be released simultaneously for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC. In addition to the more stunning picture quality, this game is claimed Ubisoft also has the world 10 times wider than the previous series that could be explored.
Far Cry 3 players step into the shoes of Jason Brody, a man alone at the end of the world, stranded on a mysterious tropical island cut off from civilization. In a savage paradise where lawlessness and violence is the only sure thing, the player will determine when, where and how the game events unfold. Players will be cut, sneaking, and shooting blow their way across the island in the world that has lost all sense of right and wrong.

Beyond the limits of civilization lies an island, a place ruled by lawless piracy and human misery, in which the only escape is through drugs or muzzle of the gun. This is where you find yourself, trapped in a place that has forgotten right from wrong, the place where you should live by the principle of violence to survive. Discover the secrets of dengue on the island and take the fight to the enemy; improvise and use your environment to survive, and outwit her list of cruel, desperate character. Beware the beauty and mystery of an unexplored paradise.
You'll need more than luck to survive.

 When Stephen Hawking was twelve years old, two of his schoolmates made a bet about his future. John McClenahan bet that Stephen "would never come to anything"; Basil King, that he would "turn out to be unusually capable." The stake was a bag of candy. Young S. W. Hawking was no prodigy. Some reports claim he was brilliant in a haphazard way, but Hawking remembers that he was just another ordinary English schoolboy, slow learning to read, his handwriting the despair of his teachers. He ranked no more than halfway up in his school class, though he now says, in his defense, "It was a very bright class." Maybe someone might have predicted a career in science or engineering from the fact that Stephen was intensely interested in learning the secrets of how things such as clocks and radios work. He took them apart to find out, but he could seldom reassemble them. Stephen was never well-coordinated physically, not keen on sports or other physical activities, and almost always the last to be chosen for any sports team. John McClenahan had good reason to think he would win the wager.
Basil King probably was just being a loyal friend or liked betting on long shots. Maybe he did see things about Stephen that teachers, parents and Stephen himself couldn't see. He hasn't claimed his bag of sweets, but it's time he does. Because Stephen Hawking, after such an unexceptional beginning, is now one of the intellectual giants of our modern world—and among its most heroic figures. How such transformations happen is a mystery that biographical details alone cannot explain. Hawking would have it that he is still "just a child who has never grown up. I still keep asking these how and why questions. Occasionally I find an answer."
1942–1959
Stephen William Hawking was born during the Second World War, on January 8, 1942, in Oxford. It was a winter of discouragement and fear, not a happy time to be born. Hawking likes to recall that his birth was exactly three hundred years after the death of Galileo, who is called the father of modern science. But few people in January 1942 were thinking about Galileo.
Stephen's parents, Frank and Isobel Hawking, were not wealthy. Frank's very prosperous Yorkshire grandfather had over-extended himself buying farm land and then gone bankrupt in the great agricultural depression of the early twentieth century. His resilient wife, Frank's grandmother and Stephen's great-grandmother, saved the family from complete ruin by opening a school in their home. Her ability and willingness to take this unusual step are evidence that reading and education must already have been a high priority in the family.
Isobel, Stephen's mother, was the second oldest of seven children. Her father was a family doctor in Glasgow. When Isobel was twelve, they moved to Devon.
It wasn't easy for either family to scrape together money to send a child to Oxford, but in both cases they did. Taking on a financial burden of this magnitude was especially unusual in the case of Isobel's parents, for few women went to university in the 1930s. Though Oxford had been admitting female students since 1878, it was only in 1920 that the university had begun granting degrees to women. Isobel's studies ranged over an unusually wide curriculum in a university where students tended to be much more specialized than in an American liberal arts college or university. She studied economics, politics and philosophy.
Stephen's father Frank was a meticulous, determined young man who kept a journal every day from the age of fourteen and would continue it all his life. He was at Oxford earlier than Isobel, studying medical science with a specialty in tropical medicine. When the Second World War broke out he was in East Africa doing field research, and he intrepidly found his way overland to take ship for England and volunteer for military service. He was assigned instead to medical research.

Source by : scientificamerican.com