929 research outputs found
PENGOLAHAN WONTON DI KAYANA RESTORAN PADA ASTON SIDOARJO CITY HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER
No full textThe purpose of writing this final project is to find out the processing of
wontons at Kayana Restaurant at Aston Sidoarjo City Hotel and Conference
Center. The author who also works as a cook helper in the food and beverage
product department at Aston Sidoarjo City Hotel and Conference Center made an
observation on the processing of wonton at Kayana Restaurant at Aston Sidoarjo
City Hotel and Conference Center. The author can conclude that the processing
of wontons at Kayana Restaurant at Aston Sidoarjo City Hotel & Conference
Center the first step of chicken breast must be chopped first then the filling
material is cut with brunoaise pieces, after being mixed and formed with
dumpling skins and then steamed, and finished according to the type of processed
wonton
TUGAS COOK HELPER DI KAYANA RESTORAN PADA ASTON SIDOARJO CITY HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER
No full textThe purpose of writing this final project is to find out the task of the
cook helper at Kayana Resto at Aston Sidoarjo City Hotel & Conference Center.
The author who is also an apprentice as a cook helper at the Food and Beverage
Department of ASTON Sidoarjo City Hotel & Conference Center made
observations on the duties of cook helpers at Kayana Resto at ASTON Sidoarjo
City Hotel & Conference Center. The author can conclude that the task of the
cook helper at Kayana Resto at ASTON Sidoarjo City Hotel & Conference Center
is to carry out the preparation of food ingredients, assist the implementation of
food processing, maintain the cleanliness and health of the work environment,
carry out orders from superiors to take and distribute food ingredients from the
warehouse to the warehouse. section in need, carry out cleaning work
TUGAS DAN TANGGUNG JAWAB ORDER TAKER PADA HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT DI ASTON HOTEL SIDOARJO
No full textThe purpose to be achieved in writing this Final Project is to
determine the role of the order taker at Aston Hotel Sidoarjo. The author
made observations in September 2021 until February 2022 on the duties and
responsibilities of order takers. The author can conclude that the duties and
responsibilities of the order taker in the housekeeping department at Aston
Hotel Sidoarjo are receiving guest requests, making housekeeping
administrative reports, and checking guest supplies
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PENGOLAHAN SIOMAY DI KAYANA RESTORAN PADA ASTON SIDOARJO CITY HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER
No full textThe purpose of writing this final project is to find out the processing of dumplings
at Kayana Restaurant at Aston Sidoarjo City Hotel & Conference Center. The
author observes the processing of dumplings at Kayana Restaurant at Aston
Sidoarjo City Hotel & Conference Center. The author can conclude that the
processing of dumplings at Kayana Restaurant at Aston Sidoarjo City Hotel &
Conference Center the first step is to smooth the chicken and garlic until smooth
then add the ground spices and cornstarch slowly while stirring until evenly
distributed, then fill the dumpling skin with the mixture then steamed until cooked.
The finishing is pouring the dumplings with peanut sauce along with the
condiments such as limes and chili sauce
Good practice guide in learning and teaching
No full textOnce again this publication is produced to celebrate and promote good teaching and learning support and to offer encouragement to those imaginative and innovative staff who continue to wish to challenge students to learn to maximum effect. It is hoped that others will pick up some good ideas from the articles contained in this volume. We have again changed our approach for this 2006/07 edition (our fourth) of the Aston Business School Good Practice Guide. As before, some contributions were selected from those identifying interesting best practice on their Annual Module reflection forms in 2005/2006. Other contributors received HELM (Research Centre in Higher Education Learning and Management) small research grants in 2005/2006. Part of the conditions were for them to write an article for this publication. We have also been less tight on the length of the articles this year. Some contributions are, therefore, on the way to being journal articles. HELM will be working with these authors to help develop these for publication. The themes covered in this year?s articles are all central to the issues faced by those providing HE teaching and learning opportunities in the 21st Century. Specifically this is providing support and feedback to students in large classes, embracing new uses of technology to encourage active learning and addressing cultural issues in a diverse student population. Michael Grojean and Yves Guillaume used Blackboard™ to give a more interactive learning experience and improve feedback to students. It would be easy for other staff to adopt this approach. Patrick Tissington and Qin Zhou (HELM small research grant holders) were keen to improve the efficiency of student support, as does Roger McDermott. Celine Chew shares her action learning project, completed as part of the Aston University PG Certificate in Teaching and Learning. Her use of Blackboard™ puts emphasis on the learner having to do something to help them meet the learning outcomes. This is what learning should be like, but many of our students seem used to a more passive learning experience, so much needs to be done on changing expectations and cultures about learning. Regina Herzfeldt also looks at cultures. She was awarded a HELM small research grant and carried out some significant new research on cultural diversity in ABS and what it means for developing teaching methods. Her results fit in with what many of us are experiencing in practice. Gina leaves us with some challenges for the future. Her paper certainly needs to be published. This volume finishes with Stuart Cooper and Matt Davies reflecting on how to keep students busy in lectures and Pavel Albores working with students on podcasting. Pavel?s work, which was the result of another HELM small research grant, will also be prepared for publication as a journal article. The students learnt more from this work that any formal lecture and Pavel will be using the approach again this year. Some staff have been awarded HELM small research grants in 2006/07 and these will be published in the next Good Practice Guide. In the second volume we mentioned the launch of the School?s Research Centre in Higher Education Learning and Management (HELM). Since then HELM has stimulated a lot of activity across the School (and University) particularly linking research and teaching. A list of the HELM seminars for 2006/2007 is listed as Appendix 1 of this publication. Further details can be obtained from Catherine Foster ([email protected]), who coordinates the HELM seminars. For 2006 and 2005 HELM listed, 20 refereed journal articles, 7 book chapters, 1 published conference papers, 20 conference presentations, two official reports, nine working papers and £71,535 of grant money produced in this research area across the School. I hope that this shows that reflection on learning is alive and well in ABS. We have also been working on a list of target journals to guide ABS staff who wish to publish in this area. These are included as Appendix 2 of this publication. May I thank the contributors for taking time out of their busy schedules to write the articles and to Julie Green, the Quality Manager, for putting the varying diverse approaches into a coherent and publishable form and for agreeing to fund the printing of this volume
Tetragonoderus Dejean 1829
No full textSubgenus Tetragonoderus Dejean, 1829 Tetragonoderus (Tetragonoderus) quadrisignatus Quensel, 1806 Redtenbacher (1867) first recorded this species for Hong Kong, though he incorrectly cited the author as Schoenherr, Andrewes (1921 a) corrected this error. Also listed for Hong Kong by Chaudoir (1876 c), Jedlièka (1963), Kirschenhofer (1996), Hua (2002), Yu & Tang (2002), Bousquet (2003 i) and Jian & Tian (2009).Published as part of Aston, Paul, 2016, Catalogue and Bibliography of the Hong Kong Carabidae Latreille, 1802 (Coleoptera: Adephaga), with notes on the historic boundaries of Hong Kong as related to zoological collections, pp. 201-257 in Zootaxa 4121 (3) on page 235, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4121.3.1, http://zenodo.org/record/26500
Drug testing: a way to weed out users?
No full textThe aim of this paper is to provide managers and Human Resource executives with the basis for making drug testing policy in their organisations by presenting a critical review of existing literature on Workplace Drug Testing (WDT) and related areas which have been structured into the key areas.The key finding is whilst WDT is becoming more and more widely used, the rationale for this in terms of organizational effectiveness and safety is far from clear. Also there are significant ethical issues associated with WDT which are not always fully considered by organisations. Similarly, a cost/benefit analysis for particular organisations may well show little reason to embark on a testing policy. As a result of our review, we recommend that practitioners take a critical view of proposals introducing WDT since in many cases there is little upside to such a policy and a largely under-researched downside. There are also wider implications for society as a whole since the issue of drug taking as a whole is clearly a matter of great importance to practically every country in the world. The workplace is not at all immune from the impact of drug taking and perhaps a knee-jerk response by managers is to attempt to exclude anyone with any sort of drug habit through the use of WDT. This type of review with a specific HR focus has not been carried out before despite several calls for a more rational approach to the area
Microzargus Sciaky & Facchini 1997, sp. n.
No full textGenus Microzargus Sciaky & Facchini, 1997 Microzargus sp. n. New subtribe and genus for Hong Kong. This species is presently being described (in prep.) by Dr. Martin Baehr and the present author. Material: 1 ex. W.T.L., 3.x. 14; 1 ex. W.T.L., 16.x. 12; 1 ex. W.T., 20.xii. 10, nocturnal. Running across footpath between ginger plants and bamboo, after cold weather. Biology: Imago found October to December. Attracted to light and fully winged.Published as part of Aston, Paul, 2016, Catalogue and Bibliography of the Hong Kong Carabidae Latreille, 1802 (Coleoptera: Adephaga), with notes on the historic boundaries of Hong Kong as related to zoological collections, pp. 201-257 in Zootaxa 4121 (3) on pages 226-227, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4121.3.1, http://zenodo.org/record/26500
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