The Influencing Factors on Taxpayer Compliance: A Conceptual Approach

Starting from the assumption that the problem of taxpayer compliance is important issues throughout the world, both in developed countries or in developing countries because if the taxpayer does not comply, it will cause the desire to do so acts of avoidance, evasion and tax neglect. this research seeks to find out to what extent taxpayers registered with SAMSAT Bekasi City fulfill Motorized vehicle tax liability. Drawing from institutional theory, this study has six objectives: (i) to find out the application of understanding of regulations taxation of taxpayer compliance, (ii) to determine the application of sanctions tax on taxpayer compliance, (iii) to determine the application of the tax rate to taxpayer compliance, (iv) to determine the effect of the application of preferences risks to taxpayer compliance. Therefore, this research contributes to the development of science knowledge and is expected to apply the theory that has been obtained specifically regarding the influence of understanding of tax regulations, tax sanctions and the tax rate for taxpayer compliance, which is moderated by risk preferences.

Mining Social Media to Identify Heat Waves

Heat waves are one of the deadliest of natural hazards and their frequency and intensity will likely increase as the climate continues to warm. A challenge in studying these phenomena is the lack of a universally accepted quantitative definition that captures both temperature anomalies and associated mortality. We test the hypothesis that social media mining can be used to identify heat wave mortality. Applying the approach to India, we find that the number of heat-related tweets correlates with heat-related mortality much better than traditional climate-based indicators, especially at larger scales, which identify many heat wave days that do not lead to excess mortality. We conclude that social media based heat wave identification can complement climatic data and can be used to: (1) study heat wave impacts at large scales or in developing countries, where mortality data are difficult to obtain and uncertain, and (2) to track dangerous heat wave events in real time.

Mekanisme Kerja Tim Keperawatan di Ruang Model Praktek Keperawatan Profesional (MPKP) IRNA B Lt.IV Kanan RSUPN-Cipto Mangunkusumo

Tulisan ini bertujuan memberikan suatu informasi tentang “Praktek Keperawatan Profesional” yang dilaksanakan di ruang model IRNA B Lt. IV kanan RSUPN Cipto Mangunkusumo atas kerjasama FIK-UI dengan RSUPN Cipto Mangunkusumo. Model Praktek Keperawatan Profesional (PKP) ini sebagai upaya mewujudkan pelayanan keperawatan yang bermutu dan professional.Pada penerapan model PKP ini berfokus pada pemberian asuhan keperawatan yang komprehensif dengan didukung dinamika kerja antar anggota tim dan kolaborasi yang lebih jelas dan terpadu.Adapun mekanisme kerja pada model PKP ini memiliki tiga spek utama, yaitu: ketenagaan yang memadai dan professional, metoda pemberian asuhan keperawatan : tim primer dan aspek sistem dokumentasi. Professional Nursing Practice model has been being utilized either in developed countries or in developing countries. In Indonesia, specifically in Jakarta it has been being employed for almost 3 years. The purpose of this article is todesiminate information on Professional Nursing Practice in Irna B, IV floor RSUPN Cipto Mangunkusumo. This professional practice model is based on a cooperation between FIK-UI and RSUPN Cipto Mangunkusumo to improne the delivery of nursing service the focus is on comprehensive ness of the nursing care which is supported by group dynamic and integrated collaboration. There are 3 main aspects of working mechanism in this model namely: adequate nursing personnel, method of nursing assignment, and documentation system.

A Green Heat Transfer Design Project to Introduce Globalization and Society Awareness

Energy, environmental issues and society awareness are three of the main components in many engineering problems. Engineering Schools use general education courses to address these issues. However, the bridge between the engineering skills and these issues is still a challenge. In the present work, an open-ended design project was used in a senior level Heat Transfer course to address this need. The students were asked to work in teams to design and build a one- or two-person shelter that is built from recycling material and has no active heat source. The shelter should be portable and easily assembled and disassembled using limited tools to match the use in the time of crises or in developing countries. The details of the project are presented and supported by samples from the students’ work.

Dispersed Initiatives in Changing Urban Landscapes

There is a growing desire amongst students of architecture to work, either in the UK or in developing countries, in situations where technical and cultural change is rapid and resources are scarce. At the same time self organizing local communities have become recognized as the most effective client and interlocutor for generating meaningful debate on the transformation of their everyday environment. Diploma Studio 6 at the Department of Architecture and Spatial Design of London Metropolitan University has worked with specifically local, low income and marginalized communities in Kosovo (2000 + 2001) and India: Gujarat (2002), Meerut (2003), Delhi (2004 +2005) and Agra (2006) to generate proposals for meaningful change and improvement. This paper seeks to draw out some of the major themes of debate which have emerged.

Age-Specific Immune Response to HspA in Helicobacter pylori-Positive Persons in Mexico

ABSTRACT The immune response to heat shock protein A (HspA) in Helicobacter pylori-positive adults increases with age in developed countries. This response has not been studied with children or in developing countries (G. I. Pérez-Pérez, J. M. Thiberge, A. Labigne, and M. J. Blaser, J. Infect. Dis. 174:1046-1050, 1996). As determined by using a specific enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, HspA seropositivity among 592 individuals in Mexico was <10% in children and increased to >40% in adults.

Search for and Protection of Astronomical Sites in Developing Countries

The archives of meteorological satellites allow pre-selection of dry sites well adapted to astronomical observations (in the visible, infrared and millimetric ranges). The GSM (Grating Scale Monitor) technique then permits qualification of them as sites for future astronomical observatories. Such sites are found in new astronomical countries or in developing countries. At the same time, their protection from light pollution and/or radio interference has to be secured. In practice, once pre-selections are made, the governments of these countries ought to be alerted, for example by the IAU and/or the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs. The local site testing through GSM should be carried out in cooperation with scientists of these countries under the umbrella of the IAU. This could be an approach to help introduce astronomy and astrophysics into developing countries.