PT. JAGUNG HIBRIDA SULAWESI

Nama Perusahaan : PT. JAGUNG HIBRIDA SULAWESI
Judul Lowongan : PT. JAGUNG HIBRIDA SULAWESI
Posisi : Jr. PLANT SUPERVISOR JOB, SHIFT FOREMAN
Batas Pengiriman : 15 Juli 2009
URGENTLY REQUIRED For :

1. Jr. PLANT SUPERVISOR JOB (Code : PL-SPV)
Responsibilities :
Responsible for accurate and smooth flow of the entire processing operation from receiving, scaling, drying, seed conditioning, packing and cartooning which is conforming which is conforming with the standard operation and procedure.

Requirements :
- Male, min.22 years old
- Minimum Hold Bachelor (D3) Degree in Industrial Engineering / Mechanical Engineering
- Has minimum 2 years of experience in similar position, preferable in Hybrid Seed Corn Industry
- Has good leadership and supervisory skill, high motivation, good analytical thinking and able to work under pressure
- Has good communication in English both oral and written
- Willing to be posted in all plant location

2. SHIFT FOREMAN (Code : SFR)
Responsibilities :
- Coordinate the plant activities and labor for efficient utilization of resources
- Coordinate with the other shift to facilitate smooth transition and effective information exchange
- Provide lesdership for plant employees on second and third shifts
- Coordinaate activities between plant areas to assure cooperation and efficient labor usage
- Provide assistance with maintenance when maintenance staff is not on job

Requirements :
- Male, min.22 years old
- Minimum University Degree (D3) all program study
- Has minimum 1 year of experience in similar position.
- Computer skill (MS Word, MS Excel)
- Understand basic Agricultural
- Leadership and management ability
- Ability to delegate responsibility
- Strong people skills
- High level of integrity


All applications will be treated in strictly confidential.
Please submit your application, the latest Curiculum Vitae and a recent photograph not later than JULY 15th, 2009 :
HR DEPARTEMENT
PT. JAGUNG HIBRIDA SULAWESI
JL. WOLTER MONGINSIDI NO.26 ROWO INDAH, JEMBER PHONE: 0331-325588 FAX: 0331-325656

Or E-mail to :
hrd.recruitment@ptjhs.com

Music could be used to treat heart attack and stroke victims, claim scientists

Music may be used to treat heart attack and stroke victims after Italian scientists found it can affect blood pressure.

Researchers found that music with faster tempos increased blood pressure and heart rate, whereas slower music reduced them. The same affect was also achieved by slowly changing the volume of the music.

By combining slow and fast music it was possible to control the cardiovascular system and eventually help its rehabilitation.

The findings were reported in the Journal of the American Heart Association by Professor Luciano Bernardi at the University of Pavia, in Italy.

They found that swelling crescendos induced moderate arousal while the lowering volume of decrescendos induce relaxation.

When the music was paused, breathing, heart rate and blood pressure decreased, sometimes below the beginning rate. Slower music caused declines in heart rates.

Study participants were fitted with headphones and were attached to electrocardiogram (ECG) and monitors to measure blood pressure, cerebral artery flow, respiration and narrowing of blood vessels on the skin.

PT Mitra Saruta Indonesia

jobs
Nama Perusahaan : PT Mitra Saruta Indonesia
Judul Lowongan : PT Mitra Saruta Indonesia
Posisi : Management Representative Staff, Administrasi Produksi, Staff General Affair, Staff Logistik
Batas Pengiriman : 24 Juni 2009
Keterangan : DIBUTUHKAN SEGERA!!!
Sebuah perusahaan Textile berorientasi export,berlokasi di gresik, membutuhkan beberapa kandidat :

Management Representative Staff (kode: MR)
• Minimal lulus S1 Teknik, menguasai Statistik, memahami proses ISO

Administrasi Produksi (kode: AP)
• Wanita, usia maksimal 30 tahun, minimal lulus D3, bersedia & mampu menghadapi tekanan kerja, rajin & rapi dalam bekerja

Staff General Affair (kode: GA)
• Minimal D3 Kimia/Lingkungan, Usia maksimal 35 tahun, memahami proses analisa kimia, mampu bekerjasama, mampu menghadapi tekanan kerja

Staff Logistik (kode: LG)
• Minimal lulus D3,Punya pengalaman dalam bidang logistik

Jika, ANDA memenuhi kwalifikasi di atas, harap mengirimkan Lamaran & CV Lengkap ke: recruitment.msi@gmail.com

Jpc Brawijaya

British travellers refuse to part with pampered pets

Bookings from Britons wanting to holiday with their dogs are up by 150 per cent at Best Western hotels.

The hotel group, which has won awards for its pet friendliness, offers customised dog-beds (complete with dog treat on the pillow) as well as fine dining canine-menu (which include "leash and potato soup" and "prawn dogtail"). The group’s Monkbar hotel, in York, has walks which have been especially devised for dogs depending on whether they have short, medium or long legs, while the Dower House hotel offers rooms with direct access to the gardens.

“There’s been a huge uptake of rooms by dog owners and their pets in the past 12 months,” said Chris Webb, a Best Western spokesman. “In order to accommodate this increase we are investing in lots of new features to make sure our guests, and their four-legged best friends, are well catered for,” he added.

Next month sees the launch of Pet Airways, an airline for pets only, which will fly dogs and cats between five US cities that include New York, Los Angeles and Chicago. Pets will travel in a specially adapted Beechcraft 1900 aircraft that has been designed to accommodate 50 average sized animals, two pilots and one pet attendant.

In Britain, the Pet Travel Scheme (PETS) currently allows pets entering or returning the country to pass freely without having to undergo the usual six-month quarantine period.

“Dogs love a change of scenery just like anyone else so we are very pleased that dog-owners are increasingly choosing to holiday with their canine chums,” said Clarissa Baldwin, chief executive of Dogs Trust, a dog-welfare charity. “Boarding kennels are not necessarily ideal for every pet and some, like the very old, very timid, or animals that have spent time in a Rehoming Centre may find it a stressful experience and, where possible, would be far happier joining you on your break.” she addded.

In 2006, Avolus, a charter transport company, introduced a loyalty card that enables pets to travel the world by private jet, while Virgin Atlantic currently offers frequent flier schemes for pets.

The value of the worldwide pet market is estimated to be in excess of £4bn.

Kucing Mati

Mau sedikit cerita nih kenapa yah akhir-akhir ini, banyak sekali menemukan kucing mati dijalan .. mana serem lagi liatnya, menurut orang jawa sih katanya kalo misalnya kita nabrak kucing sampai mati, kalo ndak dikuburin kita akan mendapat celaka, iyakah?tapi kok banyak kucing mati dijalanan dibiarkan begitu aja sama sang penabrak yah??
Masalahnya karena keseringan liat kucing mati dijalanan jadi ngeri sendiri beberapa hari yang lalu ga sengaja liat kucing kegiles truck didepan mata trus beberapa hari kemudian lihat lagi anak kucing yang ketabrak motor selamat dan akhirnya ketabrak mobil mati juga,huh sebenarnya malas untuk mengingatnya tapi semakin dipendam semakin banyak kejadian-kejadian tentang kucing mati.
Jadi bertanya-tanya apakah saking banyaknya populasi kucing sehingga banyak kejadian kucing mati dijalan,secara sekali beranak kan kucing se enggak-enggaknya lebih dari 2, jujur saja sebenarnya aku ga begitu suka kucing sih,tapi karena kejadian yang sering aku lihat aku jadi kecian sama kucing.
Huaaaah males banget kena teror kucing mati akhir ini adakah temen-temen pernah mengalamin teror kucing mati seperti aku ??? huwwwwwwwaaaa .....

The Apple iPhone 3G S vs the Nokia N97: battle of the smartphones

Nokia must be cursing its luck; the launch of its new flagship handset has been overshadowed by Apple’s latest gadget, the iPhone 3G S.

In truth, the two devices are poles apart: the N97 is the telecoms equivalent of that solid, dependable Scandinavian icon, the Volvo, while the iPhone is sleek, sexy Ferrari.

Price appears to be the one major issue that could prevent people plumping for Apple’s turbocharged new iPhone. O2 is refusing to let existing iPhone owners upgrade without finishing their contract, a decision that drew the ire of the blogosphere. The iPhone 3G S will set you back at least £175, plus a new 18-month contract starting from a minimum of about £30 per month.

The N97, by contrast, will be available for free on most networks, but in many ways it feels like the ugly duckling to the iPhone’s swan. While the kick-slide design, giving the option of a Qwerty keyboard and touch-screen interface, will appeal to some, to others it smacks of imperfection; there should be no need for a physical keyboard if the virtual one is any cop.

The 5-megapixel camera, though, is largely a delight to use, while the cavernous 32GB capacity means the N97 can double as a media player, particularly as it is capable of streaming and storing TV shows from BBC iPlayer. Its Live Widget homescreen is a fantastic invention, producing a screen that will tell you, at a glance, whether you’ve received any new text, emails or Facebook messages, the latest score for your favourite team, the news headlines or local weather report. The Live Widgets can be personalised and run, well, live on the homescreen so you will see things in real-time.

The iPhone 3G S, on the other hand, boasts only a 3-megapixel camera, but users will finally be able to record video. The nippier processor makes applications, programs and web pages much faster to load, while the device-wide search makes it feel even more like a pocket computer. Of course, the iPhone is all about the apps, and that’s why, despite being undone in many hardware areas by the N97, the iPhone remains the best device around. There are more than 50,000 applications to choose from, with more being added every day.

So which device should you go for? If money is no object and you covet style and flair, the iPhone 3G S is the smart choice. The App Store, faster processor, video-recording capabilities and search functions make this a compelling choice. But if you favour quiet efficiency, choice and flexibility, the Nokia N97 is a safe bet; solidly built, logically designed, and with a fantastic live homescreen, it will appeal to many consumers, too.

By Claudine Beaumont