Processor Intel ® Core ™ i7
JOGJA: Intel Core i7 is the brand for Intel processors for the desktop using the latest micro-architecture Nehalem, which is intended to market of High End Desktop (HEDT). Core i7 has a slightly different architecture with a processor support, and using 45nm manufacturing.
Variants of this entry in the Nehalem micro-architecture family. Nehalem own family is the micro-processor architecture and the latest generation of Intel's revolutionary, the transistor using 45nm process and Hi-K metal-gate. Nehalem has many features that new and different when compared with the processor family-based Core micro-architecture (Core 2 Duo, Core 2 Quad).
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Chips based on Nehalem Core first this will go to the core processor market with additional labels "i7", and then to be equipped with the Intel Core name i7. The first member of the Core chip family will soon be marketed in the desktop market.
Features of the new processors based on Nehalem micro-architecture of this lainv 4 cores (Quad-core), 8-thread, simultaneous Multi-threading (Hyper-threading) Technology, three-level memory cache (64KB L1 Cache, 256KB L2 cache & 8MB Shared L3 Intel ® Smart Cache), Integrated Memory Controller, which supports up to 3-channel DDR3 memory 1066/1333MHz, 2-DIMM per channel, Intel ® Quick Path Interconnect technology, Intel Turbo boost Technology, and Intel Streaming SIMD Extensions (sse ) 4.2
This product is equipped with simultaneous Multi-threading (Hyper-threading) technology. SMT, or Hyper-threading technology is it allows each core processors based on Nehalem is to be able to process the 2-thread instruction at a time simultaneously. So can improve the performance of applications and multi-tasking
In addition, there is also Quick Path Interconnect, which is the interconnection between the processor technology with a chipset technology that replaces the Front Side Bus (FSB) used in the previous generation of Intel processors. QPI technology provides the speed and bandwidth connections that are far greater than the FSB technology.
Also be in the Intel ® Core ™ i7 is the Intel Turbo boost Technology. Intel Turbo boost Technology is the technology that automatically allows each core processors based on Nehalem on the clock to run higher than the specifications when you run the program single-threading applications so that the performance achieved as well as applications that have multithreading.
While the socket used on the Intel Core processor socket type i7 is LGA1366. While the chipset that supports the Intel Core processor i7 is the Intel chipset X58 Express chipset. Variant vendors that have been issued based motherboard chipset Intel X58 are among them Intel DX58SO, P6T Deluxe, P6T, GA-EX58 Extreme, Eclipse and X58 Series
The chassis on the market that can support the processor with a TDP 130Watt can also be used. Meanwhile, Power supply, which can be used for the 130W TDP processor with the Extreme edition) can also be used for the Intel Core processor i7 this. (harjo.com)

Kekayon Museum, Turning On the Record of Indonesian History

The video recording describing the history of Indonesian nation may be seen often, but a recording in the form of a replica accounting for Indonesian history from old time to the independence proclamation is rarely seen, moreover a recording containing the history of the puppet art from the sixth to tenth centuries. Kekayon museum presents the rare recording in the location of its foundation, around 1 kilometer of the East Ring Road.

The museum that describes the history of Indonesian nation as well as the puppet history was founded on 23 July 1990 by Soedjono Prawirohadikusumo, a specialist doctor of mentally sick people. He believed that the art of leather puppet was able to bring someone to understanding of knowledge and manners to come to maturity in the sense that one can transform his knowledge to the next generation.

Entering the yard of the museum, you begin to turn on the recording of the Indonesian history. At the left, front corner of the museum, there is a building complex of the ancient human beings describing the origin of Indonesian people. Not far from it, an Austronesia complex describes the entrance of the new civilization to Indonesia so that agriculture and trading developed, especially thanks to the arrival of Chinese people.

At the front part of the museum, there is Borobudur lion statue, symbolizing the entrance of Hindu Buddha culture in the first - seventh centuries with Borobudur temple being the top of their culture. Water tower complex with the roof forming a temple lies at the right, rear of the museum, describing the triumph of Majapahit that succeeded in uniting almost all Indonesian current areas, even up to the current Malaysia and Thailand.

The symbol of Islam civilization advancement as the next historical scene in Indonesia after the triumph of Hindu Buddha is symbolized by Kudus Tower. Meanwhile, Pancuran Bidadari complex that is located at the left, center of the museum symbolizes the influence of the Dutch nation that colonized Indonesia for 350 years. The two complexes reflect the events taking place in Indonesia in the sixteenth century.

Replica of one scene of leather puppet art development is also made, in the form of Gunungan Kartasura that is located at the left, rear of the museum, describing the completion puppet stories in the eighteenth century by an artist of Surakarta Kingdom named Yododiupro from Kakawin Ramayana to become Serat Ramayana. Baleranu Mangkubumi complex, Japan statue and Proclamation statue symbolize the scene of Indonesian history before the independence.

Entering the room of the museum consisting of 4 parts, you will see collection of various leather puppets owned by Soedjono. There is a collection of the oldest leather puppets, namely wayang purwa or the first leather puppets that were performed since the era of Kediri Kingdom. The available wayang purwa are those made from buffalo skin with and without accessories. Room 1 and 2 are the places to keep the puppet collection.

Room 3 keeps other kinds of puppet, for instance Wayang Madya that existed in Kediri-Majapahit time, telling the time after Bharatayudha war.

Besides, there are gedhog puppets telling the story of Dewi Candrakirana, klithik puppet telling Damarwulan and Minakjinggo, Dupara puppet telling the struggle of Diponegoro and Suluh puppet that tells the struggle of Indonesian people to get the independence.

What is unique is that this museum keeps Wayang Kancil telling the legendary story of a mouse deer that stole cucumber, a puppet story that was adapted to become a famous story among old and young people. There are two kinds of Wayang Golek originating from West Java, and statues of some puppet characters such as Dewi Shinta and Rahwana.

In this museum, you can match your zodiac with the characters in the puppet world and foresee your character through a poster hanging on the wall that you can read clearly. There is another poster describing the war strategies used during Brathayuda war, by both Pandawa and Kurawa, which were successfully implemented to defeat the enemy. Some of the strategies are lobster pincer and elephant strategies.

You do not have to spend much to visit this museum. The entrance ticket is IDR 3,000 and additional IDR 2,000 for guidance book. Before begin your exploration, a guide will explain to you about the history and parts of the museum. Public transportation is easy to find to reach this place.

Alun-Alun kidul (The South Square), Finding Tranquility and Blessing

Those who had lived in Yogyakarta will never forget friendly nuance of the South Square. With your friends at college, you might have sat in one night on the mat spread close to stalls around the square while discussing your tasks or talking about popular juniors in campus. You might just have a chat with your neighbors or your colleagues when you stayed in Yogyakarta while enjoying the sweet, hot ronde or bajigur beverages.

YogYES invites you to recall your memories and to visit Yogyakarta again to greet your friends and to feel the nuance of the South Square. For those who have never been to Yogyakarta, this article will acquaint you with the warmth and friendliness of the area that is commonly shortened as Alkid that stands for Alun-alun Kidul in Javanese language meaning the South Square. You will notice that anyone of any social status may enjoy the nuance of the South Square and that it is getting busier later at a night.

The South Square is an area at the back part of the Sultan's Palace that you can reach southwards from Wijilan, the central place for purchasing of Gudeg as special food of Yogyakarta. Symbolized by a calm elephant, the South Square is the balance of the North Square that is so busy. For the reason, the South Square is considered the resting place for the gods. It is clear now that the area functions as the place for people to calm their hearts down.

The area begins to be busy at five o'clock in the afternoon. Food and drink sellers began to erect tents and to prepare their food and drink to be sold. When night comes, you can begin enjoying the food and beverages. You can try traditional beverage called ronde containing peanut, fruit of sugar palm, and rounded dough of rice flour filled with palm sugar that are poured with hot, light ginger-taste liquid. The price is quite cheap, only at 2,500 Indonesian Rupiah.

In addition to ronde, you can try the so-called bajigur beverage. It is similar to ronde with strong taste of ginger but its thick liquid is made from coconut milk, coffee and syrup of palm sugar. It contains slices of bread, coconut and fruit of sugar palm. These hot beverages are the best choices to expel the coldness of night while chatting with your friends.

When you are hungry, some choices of dishes are available. Baked corn, baked banana or baked bread are good companions for ronde or bajigur drinks. The corn is spread with margarine and chili sauce before it is baked while the banana is spread with chocolate that will melt when it is baked. Baked bread is available in various tastes. All of them are simply delicious!

If you want to eat rice, it will come with some side dishes such as fried chicken, grilled fish and fried tempe. Those are all common side dishes you can find in most restaurants in Indonesia. However, if you include the nuance of the South Square into its ingredients, the cuisine becomes so special. Served in cross-legged arrangement, most of the food and drink are offered at affordable prices. You will be satisfied with spending 5,000 Indonesian Rupiah only.

Then, you can try an attraction called Masangin, namely walking through two banyan trees in the middle of the square with your eyes being closed with black cloth that is available for rent at 3,000 Rupiah. The belief says that those who successfully do it will get unlimited blessing. However, do not try to peep since you will enter to other world so that it is difficult for you to return to the real world!

Please ask the person who has been renting the black cloth for thirty years, namely Mr. Albertus Harjo Suwito, anything about Masangin. He will explain that renting black cloth is not merely a business for him but it is an effort to preserve the culture and belief of the past community. The ritual of going through between two banyan trees is not mystical but it is means of saying our prayer to God. The answering of the prayer will depend on one's belief.

At certain occasion, you can see leather puppet performance in Sasono Hinggil Dwi Abad, the building that is located adjacent to the South Square. You have to prepare yourself to enjoy the nightlong performance. You can also see the troops of Yogyakarta Kingdom are preparing themselves before joining the Grebeg ceremony (to commemorate the birth of Muhammad). They gather in this square before the ceremony and then march to the North Square at the ceremonial day.

At day, you can also enjoy different situation of the South Square. You can see the elephants of the Kingdom in its stall or children playing football in the afternoon. Antique things are also sold around the square.(yogyes.com

Candi Mendut (Mendut Temple)

Candi Mendut (Mendut Temple) is 3 kilometers eastward from Borobudur Temple. It is a

Buddhist temple, built in 824 A.D. by King Indera of Cailendra dynasty.

There are three big statues inside, they are:

1. Cakyamuni sitting in cross legged pose with dharma cakra mudra (= turning the wheel of dharma hand pose)
2. Awalokiteswara, a bodhi satwa as human being helper.
Awalokiteswara is a statue with Amitabha on her crown, Vajrapani. She is holding a red lotus and put on her palm.
3. Maitreya, a savior of human beings in the future.

There are stories for children on its walls.

Candi Mendut (Mendut Temple) is frequently used to celebrate the Waisak day every May full moon and the pilgrims from Indonesia and all parts of the world come to this ceremony.

It is older than Candi Borobudur. Its architecture is square, and having an entrance on its steps. Its roof is also square and terraced. There are stupas (= bell-shaped structures) on it.

PENGUMUMAN

Nomor : 08/PENG/BKD/2008

Tentang

Pengadaan Calon Pegawai Negeri Sipil

dari Pelamar Umum Pemerintah Kota Yogyakarta

Formasi Tahun 2008

DASAR :

1. Undang-undang nomor 8 tahun 1974 tentang Pokok-pokok Kepegawaian, sebagaimana telah diubah dengan Undang-undang Nomor 43 Tahun 1999.

2. Undang-undang nomor 32 tahun 2004 tentang Pemerintahan Daerah.

PENDAFTARAN CPNS PEMKAB SLEMAN

Rincian lengkap pengumuman dan formasi dapat dilihat di website Pemerintah Kabupaten Sleman www.slemankab.go.id. Silahkan KLIK DISINI.

Dalam rangka usaha menjamin penyelenggaraan pemerintahan dan pembangunan dapat efektif dan efisien, setiap satuan kerja memerlukan pengawai yang memadai dari aspek jumlah maupun kualitas untuk melaksanakan tugas pokoknya. Mengingat tugas pokok pemerintah yang senantiasa berkembang sesuai dengan perubahan dinamika masyarakatnya dibutuhkan pegawai yang sesuai dengan kebutuhan organisasi. Aspek proses kaderisasi juga menjadi pertimbangan agar disuatu saat terjadi kesenjangan generasi pada jajaran aparatur Pemkab Sleman.

Berdasarkan Surat Menteri Pendayagunaan Aparatur Negara Nomor B/225.P/M.PAN/10/2008 tanggal 31 Oktober 2008 perihal Persetujuan Rincian Formasi CPNS Daerah Tahun 2008, Pemerintah Kabupaten Sleman pada Tahun Anggaran 2008 akan menyelenggarakan Seleksi Penerimaan Calon Pegawai Negeri Sipil dengan ketentuan antara lain sebagai berikut :
a. Warga Negara Indonesia, berusia antara 18 s/d 35 tahun.
b. Indeks Prestasi kumulatif sekurang-kurangnya 2,75 (skala 4);
c. Mempunyai pendidikan, kecakapan, keahlian dan ketrampilan yang diperlukan;
d. Tidak berkedudukan sebagai Pegawai Negeri Sipil/Calon Pegawai Negeri Sipil maupun anggota TNI/POLRI, tidak pernah dihukum penjara atau kurungan berdasarkan Keputusan Pengadilan yang sudah mempunyai kekuatan hukum tetap, karena suatu tindakan pidana kejahatan; tidak pernah terlibat dalam suatu kegiatan/gerakan yang menentang Pancasila, Undang-Undang Dasar 1945, Negara dan Pemerintah Republik Indonesia; Tidak pernah diberhentikan dengan hormat tidak atas permintaan sendiri atau tidak dengan hormat sebagai Pegawai Negeri Sipil/anggota TNI/POLRI atau diberhentikan tidak dengan hormat sebagai pegawai swasta.
e. Sehat Jasmani rohani

Jumlah formasi pelamar umum yang dibutuhkan sebanyak 331 formasi terdiri dari :
a. Guru 219 formasi;
b. Tenaga Kesehatan 65 formasi; dan
c. Tenaga Teknis 47 formasi.
Rincian lengkap pengumuman dan formasi dapat dilihat di website Pemerintah Kabupaten Sleman www.slemankab.go.id Pendaftaran Registrasi on-line dimulai tanggal 12 s/d 19 November 2008 dan penyerahan berkas lamaran bagi yang telah melakukan registrasi on-line mulai tanggal 17 s/d 21 November 2008 bertempat di Badan Kepegawaian Daerah Kabupaten Sleman. Pendaftaran tidak dipungut biaya. Apabila terdapat orang yang menjanjikan dapat memasukkan sebagai CPNS adalah penipuan.* * *

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