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                                                                        -  The Day of Silence -

Hari Raya Nyepi is the Balinese Hindu New Year.

It is celebrated on the first new moon in March. It is generally celebrated on the same day as the Indian festival, Ugadi.

Celebrations are centred on Bali and take two forms.

Firstly according to custom, the arrival of Spring is the time of year when the Lord of Hell sends all the devils to Bali, who must then be cleared out to purify the island before the new year begins.

People then run through the streets of villages and towns, with their faces painted, making as much noise as they possibly can.

The evil spirits are driven away by the local people who make massive papier-mache effigies of the evil spirits called 'Ogoh Ogoh'. The Ogoh Ogoh are then paraded through towns and villages while people with their faces painted make as much noise as they possibly can to scare the monsters away. In the evening the effigies are ceremoniously burnt, followed by dancing, drinking feasting and generally unabashed partying.

This noisy, brash festival is then followed by Nyepi, the Balinese "Day of Silence" also known as Seclusion Day. Nyepi, marks the start of the New Year and the arrival of spring. Beginning at 6 am and lasting until 6 am the following day, Nyepi is a day intended for self-reflection and anything that might disturb this is not allowed.

This means no cooking or fires, no entertainment, no travelling and no work of any kind is permitted.

This means that the usually busy streets of Bali fall silent and even though Nyepi is a Hindu festival, non-Hindu residents of Bali will also observe the day of silence out of respect for their fellow citizens. Tourists are free to do what they want inside their hotels but nobody is permitted onto the beaches or streets. The airport in Bali will also be closed for Nyepi.

The day after Nyepi, is known as Ngembak Geni, and as daily routines get back to normal, this is a day to perform religious rituals and ask forgiveness for past deeds to start the new year with a clean slate.

Hari Raya Nyepi has been a national holiday in Indonesia since 1983.

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                                                    Know More About GO-JEK

Nadiem Makarim is the founder of GO-JEK, which he began in August of 2010 and formally launched in February of 2011.Nadiem holds a BA from Brown University (2006) and an MBA from Harvard Business School. He previously worked as a management consultant for McKinsey & Company for three years, before pursuing the GO-JEK project full-time. GO-JEK is a social enterprise that brings together experienced and trustworthy ojek (motorcycle taxi) drivers to deliver a one-stop convenience service for Jakartans. GO-JEK was built upon the belief that the ojek industry is an increasingly relevant transport mode in the congested city of Jakarta. By professionalizing ojeks in Jakarta, GO-JEK aims to improve their welfare and status while providing Jakartans with a practical and fast convenience service. Drivers can be booked and tracked through a mobile app. Services include picking up commuters, delivering items and even running shopping errands.

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        Satoru Iwata Dead: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know

1. Iwata Had Been Dealing With Health Issues for More Than a Year

Iwata had been dealing with health issues for more than a year. News of his illness was first made public by the company after Iwata was unable to attend the E3 conference in June 2014,according to Kotaku. In November, Iwata said his health was improving. He continued to appear publicly in 2015, and oversaw the company’s annual shareholders meeting in June.

2. He Began Working at Nintendo in the 1980s & Helped Create Some of Its Early Video Games

Iwata started working at Nintendo in the 1980s and played a role in developing some of its early video games, including Kirby, while working as a programmer at the HAL Laboratory, according to IGN.com.

3. He Was Named as the Fourth President in Nintendo’s History in 2002

Iwata was named as only the fourth president in Nintendo’s history in 2002 after two years in the role of director. He was also appointed as CEO of Nintendo of America in 2013.

During his time leading Nintendo, he successfully launched the Nintendo DS and Wii gaming consoles. The company also had difficult times during his time as its president, including the disappointing GameCube console and the initial struggles of Wii U. But Iwata is credited with turning Nintendo around after taking over the company.

Iwata also became a popular face of the company, reaching out to its customers through the Iwata Asks series of online interviews and through Nintendo Direct presentations.

4. He Started Working on Video Games While He Was in High School

Iwata was born and raised in Sapporo, Japan, and has said his interest in video games began while he was in high school. He began producing games for his classmates using electronic calculators.

He then attended the Tokyo Institute of Technology, where he majored in computer science,according to a 2008 profile by News.com.au.

5. He Recently Began Moving Nintendo Into the Smartphone Gaming Market

Despite his health, Iwata remained active in the company. In March, Iwata held a press conference to announce that Nintendo would be developing smartphone games based on its classic characters, according to the Wall Street Journal. Nintendo partnered with the Japanese company DeNA Co. to set up the new mobile game platform.

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                                                                              - Wind Energy -

Wind energy uses the energy in the wind for practical purposes like generating electricity, charging batteries, pumping water, or grinding grain. Large, modern wind turbines operate together in wind farms to produce electricity for utilities. Small turbines are used by homeowners and remote villages to help meet energy needs.

Wind turbines capture the wind's energy with two or three propeller-like blades, which are mounted on a rotor, to generate electricity. The turbines sit high atop towers, taking advantage of the stronger and less turbulent wind at 100 feet (30 meters) or more aboveground.

A blade acts much like an airplane wing. When the wind blows, a pocket of low-pressure air forms on the downwind side of the blade.

The low-pressure air pocket then pulls the blade toward it, causing the rotor to turn.This is called lift. The force of the lift is actually of the blade, which is called drag. The combination of lift and drag causes the rotor to spin like a propeller, and the turning shaft spins a generator to make electricity.

Wind turbines can be used as stand-alone applications, or they can be connected to a utility power grid or even combined with a photovoltaic (solar cell) system. Stand-alone turbines are typically used for water pumping or communications. However, homeowners and farmers in windy areas can also use turbines to generate electricity. For utility-scale sources of wind energy, a large number of turbines are usually built close together to form a wind farm. Several electricity providers today use wind farms to supply power to their customers.

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                                             - 5 World Biggest Oil Industries -

1. Saudi Aramco - 12.5 million barrels per day

Saudi Aramco is by far the biggest energy company in the world, generating more than $1 billion a day in revenues. This image depicts the Shaybah mega-project, sitting on more than 15 billion barrels of oil in the Rub al-Khali desert. Aramco's biggest field, Ghawar, can do 5 million bpd.

2. Gazprom - 9.7 million barrels per day

Russia's Gazprom is the world's largest producer of natural gas. Controlled by the Kremlin, Gazprom's monopoly on gas deliveries to much of Europe provides President Vladimir Putin a prime lever for projecting power in the region. Gazprom's profits are more than $40 billion a year. 

3. National Iranian Oil Co. - 6.4 million barrels per day

Iran has been forced to curtail oil production due to international sanctions, but remains a huge oil and gas producer. To skirt sanctions, Turkey and India have reportedly been paying for Iranian oil with gold. The Strait of Hormuz remains the world's most significant choke point for oil. Iran has threatened to close the Strait if attacked. 

4. ExxonMobil - 5.3 million barrels per day

Exxon's $40 billion in annual profits don't seem like a lot when you consider their $400 billion in sales. It takes giant projects to "move the needle" for the Big Unit. That means CEO Rex Tillerson has to make friends with potentates. In this picture from last April, Tillerson is meeting with Russia's Vladimir Putin to iron out a joint venture between Exxon and Russia's state-controlled oil giant Rosneft. 

5. PetroChina - 4.4 million barrels per day

The largest of China's three state-controlled oil giants, PetroChina also has the highest market cap of any of the publicly traded giants. The company already produces more oil than ExxonMobil, and considering the estimates of massive shale gas under China, could someday vie with Gazprom as a regional gas power. 

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                                             - 5 Tips for Healty Fasting - 

1) Prepare Your Mind

Before you begin, think about why you want to fast. What do you want to achieve? It's important to have the right mindset before you start or you may lose heart early on. Pray for discipline and a strong will to complete the fast.

2) Drink Water

Drink at least eight 8-ounce glasses of purified water while you are fasting so you can flush away toxins and waste. This will also help you stay energized. Dehydration can cause you to feel tired and hungry.

3) Know the Symptoms

As your body releases toxins, you might get some detox reactions, such as headaches, tiredness, foggy brain or bad breath. (Chew parsley for your breath.) This can be part of your body ridding itself of toxins that could cause disease, which is a good thing. Don't quit your fast when this happens. The symptoms should pass rather quickly.

4) Go Easy

Gentle exercise, such as walking, is good, but don't overexert yourself. Your body is working hard to eliminate toxins, remove damaged cells and restore vitality. This important work is often not completed when we eat regular meals. That's because the body focuses its attention on digestion throughout the day. Fasting frees your body from this daily chore so it can work on cleansing, repairing and healing. It's like taking a week's vacation to thoroughly clean your home.

While all this important work is going on inside, you want to give your body the rest it needs. Take more breaks. Avoid exhausting work. Go for walks. Get fresh air and sun. Go to bed early, as powerful healing hormones are released while you sleep. Relax before bed by taking a bath, reading a good book or listening to beautiful music.

5) Break Smart

How you break a fast is as important as the fast itself. Break your fast the first day with only vegetable juices, green smoothies, raw fruits and vegetables, veggie soups, dehydrated vegan foods or steamed vegetables. Never break a fast with a heavy meal like a burger and fries or steak and potatoes, as you can harm your body and end up with stomach cramps and digestive issues.

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5 Things You Should Know About Industrial Engineering

1. Industrial engineering is a derivative of the mechanical engineering.

2. Industrial engineering involves many principles of management, but only the scientific management.

3.Industrial engineering is not only for manufacturing.

4. Industrial engineer is one of engineers with the highest salary.

5. Industrial engineering is a field of engineering with most extensive job opportunities.

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                 -  Father of Industrial Engineering  -

Born to a wealthy Philadelphia family in 1856 and schooled at Phillips Academy in Exeter, New Hampshire, Frederick Winslow Taylor eventually gained entry to Harvard University. His eyesight became poor and he chose instead to take an apprenticeship in a machining shop. After two years, he worked as a laborer at Midvale Steel and quickly rose through the company, becoming an expert in treating steel. Some credit his abilities and others credit his wealthy family, who were friends with the owners of the steel company, for his quick advancement.

Some know Taylor for his important steel-tool discoveries. He invented the Taylor-White process for tempering steel, which revolutionized metal cutting techniques and earned multiple medals. He also invented a high-speed cutting tool that won awards at international expositions. Most know him for his shop-management philosophies, which have earned him the title "Father of Scientific Management."

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"Keep smiling because life is a beautiful thing and there is so much to smile about." 

- G.O.A.L.S Project -

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“Family isn't whose blood you carry. It's who you love and who loves you back.”

- PUMA IE 2015 -

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                                           - IE AWARD & EXHIBITION -

PUMA IE Proudly presents

IE AWARDS 2015 “INNOVATE FOR A BETTER FUTURE!” (IE Student’s Only)

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IE Award Exhibition (Open for Public)

What is IE AWARDS? IE AWARDS is an event that held for the purpose of awarding the IE students (reguler & extension) who performed well throughout their academic years (both individually and group). IE AWARDS will be held on:

Date & time : 12th of February 2015 // 17.30 (open gate) - 21.00 Place : Charles Himawan Auditorium Dresscode : Formal attire (no sandal, t-shirts, shorts and crocs

The entrance fee is only 10K and it includes free snack, merchandise and doorprizes.

So what are you waiting for? Come and celebrate your achievements in IE AWARDS 2015 and get your ticket now!

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For the Alumni 2011+ we hope all of you can join IE AWARDS, because Mrs. Andira want to meet all of you and discuss about “IKATAN ALUMNI” so please do come and join us celebrate this event

IE Award Exhibition (Open for Public)

Event where u can have a deeper insight about IE student of PresUniv. Many Prototype of the PDD project will be shown. It’s interesting right!!? So dont forget to visit!!! Will be held on :

Date & time : 11th of February 2015 // 13.30 - 17.00 Place : B101

*this exhibition is free and you can get souvenir ;)

Have a great day IE’rs :)

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