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Human identity is a complex and dynamic concept, formed through interactions within society and influenced by various factors, with culture as the main element in its formation. Culture includes outward elements such as language, clothing, and food, as well as values, norms, and belief systems that shape an individual's outlook on life and behavior. The process of cultural socialization that begins at birth through family, education and mass media plays an important role in shaping one's identity, both individually and collectively. This research aims to explore the role of culture in the formation of human identity, focusing on the influence of local and global cultures and cultural elements such as language, religion, and cultural symbols. The method used is a qualitative approach with a literature study, which collects data from written sources, including journal articles and books, to examine the relationship between culture and identity. The results show that culture has a fundamental role in shaping human identity, with cultural socialization as the main process in internalizing values and norms that shape behavior and outlook on life. In addition, globalization affects the dynamics of identity, creating the phenomenon of hybrid identities that reflect the fusion of local and global cultures.

Human breathing involves a process that brings oxygen from the outside air to body tissues and expels carbon dioxide from the lungs. This mechanism is characterized by decreased inspiratory pressure, reduced minute ventilation, and increased tension in the respiratory muscles. So that breathing for humans is very important, in certain conditions, the respiratory tract can be disrupted and cause various symptoms, one of the respiratory disorders is pneumothorax. Pneumothorax is the presence of air in the pleural cavity. This can cause problems with ventilation, oxygen supply, or both. When these symptoms occur in the absence of lung trauma or obvious pathology, the patient is said to have primary spontaneous pneumothorax. If the pneumothorax is accompanied by complications or the presence of pulmonary disease, the prognosis of the disease will be worse and treatment will be more difficult. One of the actions in pneumothorax cases is physiotherapy rehabilitation. The purpose of this study is to find out whether physiotherapy intervention can reduce complaints in pneumothorax patients. .  Patients are given exercise therapy in the form of pursed lip breathing, thoracic expansion exercise and gentle massage. From the therapy given as much as 3x therapy, the results were obtained in the form of decreased shortness of breath, increased thoracic expansion and increased functional activity.

This study aims to analyze the role of corporate communication in building and maintaining a positive image of PT Paragon Technology and Innovation (Paragon), one of the largest cosmetic manufacturers in Indonesia. The focus of this study is to understand how internal and external communication strategies, including media relations, digital communication, and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs, are implemented effectively to strengthen the company's reputation in the eyes of stakeholders. The research method used is a literature study with a qualitative descriptive approach. Data were collected from various secondary sources, such as official company documents, scientific journals, mass media articles, and Paragon's official digital platforms. The results of the study indicate that corporate communication at Paragon plays a significant role in creating a positive company image. The implementation of internal communication based on company values, such as innovation and care, has succeeded in increasing employee loyalty. Structured media relations and digital communication strategies expand the company's positive exposure, while CSR programs that focus on education, health, women's empowerment, and the environment strengthen Paragon's relationship with the community. Regular evaluation of communication strategies ensures the effectiveness of the programs implemented.

The implementation of promoting circumcision practices, the method used in the activity is the ABCD (Asset Based Community Development) method. This ABCD method emphasizes community assets and strengths compared to their needs or problems. The mass circumcision counseling program "Ceria: Healthy Steps Towards the Future" at the Sunan Giri University Surabaya (Unsuri) campus seeks to increase students' knowledge about the importance of reproductive health. In addition to discussing circumcision practices, this activity also teaches participants about the importance of circumcision from a religious perspective and health benefits. Although this program has had many beneficial impacts, some groups still have difficulty understanding and participating, and they continue to have concerns about its safety and effectiveness. As a result, this counseling is a valuable forum to discuss health issues, foster community cohesion, and raise awareness of the importance of reproductive health prevention. The success of this program is expected to be a stepping stone for broader health programs in the future and inspire children to actively participate in preserving their environment and health.

Woolwich Massageis a massage performed on the lactiferous sinus exactly 1-1.5 cm above the areola mammary, with the aim of removing breast milk in the lactiferous sinus. The massage will stimulate the nerve cells in the breast. From the interview results, it was found that there were postpartum mothers who did not know about Woolwich Massage and its benefits at the Pratama Sejahtera Clinic. The research method uses the Chi-Square test. The population and sample of this research are25 postpartum mothers underwent Woolwich Massage at the Pratama Sejahtera Clinicusing total sampling technique. The data used are primary and secondary data. Univariate and bivariate data analysis using the Chi-Square test. The results of the study indicate that there is an Effect of Woolwich Massage on Breast Milk Production in Postpartum Mothers at the Pratama Sejahtera Clinic in 2024 with a degree of significance (α) = 0.05 and df = 1, the calculation results are Sig. (2-tailed) 0.000 <(α) = 0.05, then Ho is rejected and Ha is accepted. The conclusion is that there is an effect of Woolwich Massage on Breast Milk Production in Postpartum Mothers. It is hoped that postpartum mothers can carry out Woolwich Massage more routinely to increase breast milk production.

MSMEs are one of the economic sectors that have a significant impact on the country's economy. Especially in the digital era with the use of the internet which is quite massive among the community. However, this is not done by several culinary MSME players in Kepuhkiriman Village, Sidoarjo. This PKM activity is aimed at providing assistance to 15 culinary MSME players. The method used in this activity is the Participatory Action Research (PAR) method. The implementation of PKM is carried out in four stages, namely, preparation, implementation, evaluation, and reporting. The results of the activity show that MSME players have successfully used digital marketing media and obtained orders through the content produced.

Breast milk is a baby's main food that should be given exclusively for 6 months. The thing that can increase breast milk production is by doing oxytocin massage. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of health education on Oxytocin Massage and Exclusive Breastfeeding on the Motivation of Exclusive Breastfeeding Mothers in the Working Area of Karang Ayu Semarang Health Center. This type of research is a Quasi Experiment, using an extended Pretest-Postest Group design approach involving one experimental group and one control group. The population in this study were all pregnant women at the Karang Ayu Semarang Health Center from January to March 2021. Samples were taken according to the inclusion and exclusion criteria. The results of the Wilcoxon test gave a P value of 0.000, meaning that there was an effect on the motivation of respondents before and after being given health education.

The research project of the Open University and the National Research and Innovation Agency is taking place at the Open University, to design a turbojet engine that produces the targeted thrust at a speed (M), the height of the pilot with the rotational speed (RPM) set in the research activity. This paper presents the design of the performance of a single spool turbojet engine at Design Point (DP) and Off-Design Point (ODP) conditions. The calculation of the DP condition is solved using equations that have been provided in the literature, to obtain the appropriate mass flow rate. In the calculation of ODP with variations in temperature, pressure, Mach numbers using the C.N.Reffold semi-dimensional mass flow (SDMF) method to find the compressor pressure ratio. The purpose of this article is to present an ODP calculation that avoids the use of "nested" repetitive calculations and simplifies the solution process by using manual calculations with a success rate of less than 5%.

Indonesia is a country with abundant gold minerals and it is quite economical to mine. Processing gold minerals is very important to increase gold content, one of the methods used is flotation. Reagent knowledge test in gold ore flotation was carried out to obtain certain mass recovery and metal recovery. In this study, the reagents used were 621 (activator), 530X (frother), and several collectors, namely collector type 1, namely 4000, collector type 3, namely X2, and the reagent test used a varied collector on collector 2, namely with reagent 7042; 7042A; 7042W and without using collector 2. Optimal % mass recovery and % metal recovery results using a variation of collector 2 reagent in the form of 7042 which produces a high recovery value of 4.19% in the final concentrate and a high metal recovery of 85.73%

The Griya Harapan Difabel Social Service Center (Pusyansos GHD) offers guidance programs for people with disabilities, encompassing physical, mental, social, and spiritual aspects. One of the successful outcomes is the production of batik, which has gained wide recognition and contributed to the growth of local SMEs. This community service project focuses on providing comfortable facilities for massage skills training for people with disabilities. Currently, the training space needs a redesign to enhance comfort and safety for its users. The proposed solution involves a disability-friendly design with unique aesthetic features. It is expected that this improved training facility will enhance massage skills, create new business opportunities, and provide a sustainable income source for the community.

This research aims to find out what stages must be carried out during the production process, such as pre-production, implementation and post-production so as to produce quality and informative news broadcasts for the audience. The method used is the library research method, namely collecting various materials such as books, journals, magazines and literature related to research problems and objectives (Syahputra M.R. and Darmansah, 2020:21). News production in mass media and television plays an important role in informing the public. This process includes preparation, implementation and evaluation and is coordinated by production management. Television news typically follows the 5W1H format and covers genres such as entertainment, education, and news. This news channel is dedicated to providing up-to-date information carefully prepared by management.

Every day we often hear pornographic news in the mass media, social media, TV, etc. Moreover, with the existence of Android phones, it is easy to access pornographic things, especially among teenagers. That is why there are many cases of fornication, rape due to the release of the consequences of what they watch. It is inevitable that this does not happen because it has been facilitated by cellphones for every teenager. Those who are not yet old enough to know about sex according to their age, make it too early to learn about sex. Teenagers spend more time with cellphones so that they forget to do their work because they are so engrossed. That is why, in this case, parents need to accompany their children in using gadgets so that they can be controlled later in using their Android phones. We hear and see day by day, cases of sexual harassment occur and are increasing regardless of the place whether it is at home, school, public facilities, even in places that are considered sacred. We can see when we watch TV, underage children are the victims of pornography. Not a few have to deal with the police and end up being looted. Pornographic acts are also clearly shown without wearing clothes. There is no longer a sense of shame and reluctance to show off one's body aura to the media for the sake of a morsel of food that must be risked. No thought is given to the negative impacts of all this. By watching freely, the morals of the young generation are damaged, of course the targets are children, teenagers who are still fragile in their stance. They are still easily tempted by things that smell of porn. Several years ago, the government blocked porn sites but the fact that we see is that there are still those who can access them. We do not know what caused why they can still be accessed easily. Is the government not serious enough in handling this problem? Or is it because of someone's skill in fiddling with how to find the site? We leave that question. Now the most important thing is to fortify ourselves with faith in God, for parents, accompany your children in using Android, provide positive activities at home, etc.

Background: Nutrition in primary school-aged children is an important issue that can affect their growth and development. In addition to undernutrition, the nutrition transition in Indonesia shows an increasing prevalence of overnutrition, including overweight and obesity, which is of increasing concern. Objectives: This study aimed to describe the nutritional status of children aged 7-13 years at SD 8 Baruga and SD 1 Poasia, Kendari City, and analyze the distribution of nutritional status by gender and age group. Methods: This study used a descriptive design with a cross-sectional approach. Data were collected through measurements of height (TB), weight (BW), and body mass index (BMI) on 50 students, consisting of 22 boys and 28 girls. Results: The results showed that the majority of respondents (68%) had normal nutritional status, while the prevalence of undernutrition was 2%, overweight 18%, and obesity 12%. Based on gender, overnutrition and obesity were more prevalent among girls (32.1%) than boys (22.7%). In terms of age group, overnutrition and obesity were most prevalent in the 9-12 years age group. Conclusion: The high prevalence of overnutrition shows an alarming, although the prevalence of undernutrition is lower than the average for Southeast Sulawesi.

The construction of Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) is one of the strategic measures to address urban transportation problems, such as congestion and limited mobility. The Official Development Assistance (ODA) policy channeled through the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) plays an important role in supporting this project, both in financial and technical terms. This study aims to analyze the contribution of ODA policy in the development of Jakarta MRT, particularly its impact on improving transportation infrastructure, economic growth, and environmental quality. The research method used is a qualitative approach with secondary data analysis from official documents, reports, and related studies. The result shows that the policy of Official Development Assistance (ODA) through JICA in the construction of MRT Jakarta has significantly contributed to the improvement of transportation infrastructure, congestion reduction, and economic growth. The technical and financial support from JICA enables Indonesia to utilize Japanese technology to create a sustainable transportation system.

This service aims to increase understanding of good business management among MSMEs in Salamsari Village, Boja District, Kendal Regency, especially in the field of marketing/promotion. Salamsari Village is a highland area with the majority of residents working as farm laborers and traders. Business actors, especially women, manage various processed food products such as criping, peyek, kembang goyang, savory cendol, widaran, tempeh chips, lumpit and sticky rice tape. However, marketing their products is still limited to a local scale and has not utilized digital media optimally. Apart from that, attention to packaging design is still minimal.Service activities include socializing marketing strategies in the digital era, such as the use of social media, online marketplaces, and attractive packaging designs. Before this activity, business actors did not fully understand the benefits of good marketing in increasing sales turnover, expanding market share and developing business. The service team provides education about online marketing that is cost-effective and effective in expanding market reach. As a result, MSME players showed high enthusiasm and realized the importance of appropriate marketing strategies, both offline and online, to support the sustainability of their businesses.This activity is expected to be able to encourage MSME players to increase their competitiveness, expand markets and increase turnover through the use of digital technology. The output of this service includes publications in accredited national journals, recording Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), and disseminating information through mass media.

Body Mass Index (BMI) is the most commonly used and practical indicator for measuring levels of overweight and obesity in adults. to determine the relationship between body mass index and the incidence of hypothermia in post-spinal anesthesia patients at the Central Surgical Installation (IBS) of Ibnu Sina Hospital, Gresik Regency. The research design used was a cross-sectional study with a population of 100 people. The sample used in this study was purposive sampling with 80. Results: the majority of respondents had a BMI of 18.5-25.0 (normal ) (88.8%). The incidence of hypothermia in the majority of respondents was body temperature ≤36°C (hypothermia) (77.5%) and the results of Chi-Square Tests showed a p-value <0.05, namely p-value = 0.001, so it can be concluded that there is a significant relationship Between the relationship between Body Mass Index and the incidence of hypothermia in patients after spinal anesthesia at Ibnu Sina Regional Hospital. Conclusion: based on research that there is a relationship between Body Mass Index and the incidence of hypothermia in patients after spinal anesthesia at Ibnu Sina Regional Hospital.

The digital revolution has had a significant impact on the world of education, including English language teaching. Information and communication technologies (ICTs) enable more flexible and interactive learning through online platforms such as Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), which provide global access to education at low or no cost. Although MOOCs offer great opportunities, challenges such as the digital divide and integration with traditional curricula remain barriers. Teaching English in the digital era requires innovative approaches that incorporate technology, such as computer-assisted learning (CALL) and AI-based applications, to enhance students' linguistic skills. The role of teachers has also changed, from being a presenter of material to a facilitator who guides students in utilizing digital learning resources. With adequate training and digital literacy support, teachers can integrate technology into learning to create a more relevant and effective learning experience. Adapting to these changes is essential to improving the quality of education in the digital era.

The availability of job opportunities in Indonesia, especially for citizens who have no skills and low education, has resulted in many Indonesians choosing to become Indonesian Migrant Workers (PMI). So many Indonesian migrant workers want to work in Saudi Arabia. Working as migrant workers is expected to improve the welfare of PMI families in Indonesia, but often PMIs in their placement countries experience acts of physical, verbal, sexual, and economic. Currently, as the number of migrant workers living abroad increases, the Indonesian Migrant Worker Protection Agency (BP2MI) is receiving more complaints from Indonesian Migrant Workers abroad. These Indonesian migrant workers complained about cases such as physical violence, wanting to be returned to Indonesia, unpaid salaries, sexual violence, and so on. In this condition, the role of the Indonesian Government is essential to implement protection for Indonesian migrant workers. Law Number 18 of 2017 concerning the Protection of Indonesian Migrant Workers was enacted to increase protection for Indonesian migrant workers by the Indonesian Government. Based on existing data and news spread in the mass media, it is stated that the number of complaints due to violence against Indonesian Migrant Workers is still high, so this research wants to define the causes of violence experienced by Indonesian Migrant Workers and prove legal protection for Indonesian Migrant Workers based on the Law Number 18 of 2017. The low level of education of Indonesian Migrant Workers means that they often ignore or do not understand the departure procedures for Indonesian Migrant Workers. Legal provisions have been explained in detail in Law Number 18 of 2017, regarding the rights and obligations of Indonesian Migrant Workers; social Security; protective procedures; and the duties and responsibilities of the government, both central and regional governments. The form of protection provided is before, during, and after work. The Ministry of Manpower has developed a program called Village Care for Migrant Workers to increase legal protection for Indonesian Migrant Workers from the Village level even though the program has not been able to run optimally.

The Industrial Revolution in the late 18th to 19th century in England and Europe marked the beginning of the widespread use of fossil fuels in manufacturing, mining, and agriculture. By 2015, global fossil fuel consumption had reached 93.7 million barrels per day, with an average increase of 1.9 million barrels per year, driven by the rapid growth of the transportation and oil industries. However, 20 of the world's largest fossil fuel-producing countries, including Germany, plan to increase production by up to 110% by 2030, exceeding the limit required to restrict global warming to 1.5°C. This production level is 69% higher than needed to keep global temperatures below 2°C. These conditions have triggered protests, including acts of vandalism by the activist group "Letzte Generation" in Germany, as a form of resistance against the massive use of fossil fuels.

The criminal act committed by the perpetrator of premeditated murder is a very heinous act, because the perpetrator has the heart to kill for certain reasons even though he committed an act that is against the law. Criminal liability for the perpetrators of murder, especially premeditated murder, must be enforced. The problem in this study is how to regulate premeditated murder in Indonesia, the factors that cause the crime of premeditated murder and criminal liability for the perpetrators in the crime of premeditated murder. This study uses a normative juridical research method that collects literature data, namely laws and regulations, law books, judges' decisions, mass media and scientific journals related to the problems discussed in this thesis. The results of the research and discussion in this study are regarding the regulation of premeditated murder in Indonesia, which is listed in article 340 of the Criminal Code, the factors that cause premeditated murder are the revenge factor, personal factor, (mental disorder) situational factor, opportunity factor, willingness factor and criminal liability for the perpetrator in the crime of premeditated murder by looking at the elements of the act of resisting or violating law, the willingness of the defendant to be responsible, the element of guilt, the absence of justifying reasons and the reason for forgiveness are punished with the threat of the death penalty or life imprisonment or a maximum penalty of twenty years.