Nae
gyoteman meomulloyo
Tteonamyeon andweyo
Geurium dugo meonameon gil
Geudae mujigaereul chajaol sun eobseoyo
Tteonamyeon andweyo
Geurium dugo meonameon gil
Geudae mujigaereul chajaol sun eobseoyo
Sunday, June 30, 2013
Thursday, June 27, 2013
RI kicks off 12-year compulsory education program
The Education and Culture Ministry launched the
12-year compulsory education program on Tuesday, officially named the Universal
Secondary Education (Pendidikan Menengah Universal), to give equal access to
education for people between 16 and 18 years old.
The program will phase out the previous nine-year
compulsory education program launched in 1994. The 12-year program will
officially kick off this new school year in July.
Ronaldo 'falling in love' with mangroves, a minister says
Forestry Minister Zulkifli Hasan said Portuguese
soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo had “fallen in love” with mangroves.
At a campaign event on Wednesday to save mangrove
forests, Zulkifli explained why the world famous soccer player loved the
mangroves.
My Pet
I
have a pet. It is a female cat. I called her ‘Mamung’. She is so cute and soft.
I really love her. She is my partner to play with at home. I have her since
June 2011. She is a very active cat. When she was born, she was so active. As
soon as she could walk, she already explored the whole house. She climbed the
table and played there.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Historical Approaches
Before
I start to explain about the advantages and disadvantages of historical
approaches, first I will explain about the definition of approaches in
according to our book an approach is viewed as an over all theory about
learning language, which then lends it-self to “approaching” language teaching
and learning in a certain manner. (D. L. Norland and Terry Pruett-Said : 2006)
which means that Approach is
discussing about underpinning theory of language and the application of that
theory. In our book, there are three things in the historical approaches chapter
that I am going to explain about their advantages and disadvantages.
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Indonesian development: Growing, but without welfare
It seems that we will not run out of stories when we talk about poverty
in Indonesia. We can write about them in dozens of novels or hundreds of
essays. It may be about a poor family in a big city, or a deprived family in a
coastal area.
The setting and background of those two stories might be different, but
the message and the problems are almost the same: limited opportunities to change
their living standards.
Based on Central Statistics Agency (BPS) data, the number of impoverished
people living in Indonesia in 2011 is only around 30 million. However, other
data illustrates that the welfare levels of Indonesians is still relatively
low.
The number of people eligible to get raskin (rice for the poor), for
instance, is around 76 million people (32 percent of population), almost the
same number as those who are eligible for health services for the poor.
INDONESIAN CULTURE; ARTS AND TRADITIONS
Indonesia is
culturally rich. Indonesian art and culture are intertwined with religion and
age-old traditions from the time of early migrants with Western thoughts
brought by Portuguese traders and Dutch colonists. The basic principles which
guide life include the concepts of mutual assistance or “gotong royong” and
consultations or “musyawarah” to arrive at a consensus or “mufakat” Derived
from rural life, this system is still very much in use in community life
throughout the country.
Though the
legal system is based on the old Dutch penal code, social life as well as the rites
of passage are founded on customary or “adat” law which differs from area to
area. “Adat” law has a binding impact on Indonesian life and it may be
concluded that this law has been instrumental in maintaining equal rights for
women in the community. Religious influences on the community are variously
evident from island to island.
Power of Persuasion
The whole idea of persuasion isn't foreign to students. They can relate
to trying to persuade parents when they want something, like that new pair of
shoes, or the car for the night. Sometimes it works, and sometimes it
doesn't. But if students know the best techniques for getting their parents
to give in, then they'll be on the right track to making the reader
of their persuasive writing agree with them too. The only difference is that
they'll be persuading through written and visual communications.
Foreign students 'feeling less welcome in UK'
More than
half of overseas students in the UK say they have felt "less welcome"
because of policies on migration, a survey suggests.
A survey of more than 500 overseas students across 105 institutions showed 52% had a negative perception of the attempts to cut migration numbers.
A survey of more than 500 overseas students across 105 institutions showed 52% had a negative perception of the attempts to cut migration numbers.
The Dangerous of Eating Fast Foods and Junk Foods
My Sad/Happy Moment and Frighten Moment
Hello,
readers! So, here I am with my task. This time we are asked to write down about
our own special moments in our life so far. There are two kinds of special
moments that we suppose to write. The first one is sad/happy moment. You can
choose which one would be the best for you to tell. Ad the second one is frighten
moment. I think this one will be interesting. Am I right?
Now,
let’s go to the first moment. So, will it be sad moment? Or happy moment? Well, between these two options, I will
definitely choose the happy one. Why? Because of course it would very hard to
for me to recall my sad moment. I will just count it as a past. But, the story
that I am going to share to you is between those two moments. You can decide is
it sad moment or happy moment by your own after you read it. Ok then. Here we
go.
This
story happened when I was seven. It began with our small preparation to go to the
beach. The beach is not far enough from our home. My parents, my brother, my
two sisters, and I were ready to go to that such a beautiful beach. I still
remember it clearly how happy I was on that moment. I just love the moment when
I and my entire family go somewhere to spend our time together. Like a vacation
to a new place or even just walk around the city. On that day we decided to go
there at 3 pm. About 10 minutes later, we arrived at that beach. My brother, my
sisters, and I were directly run away as far as we could from our parents
holding just to get closer to the waves. Although our parents looked blank for
a while as they saw our reaction, they just told us to be careful and then
watched us from a distance. My siblings and I were very excited. We played
together as fun as we can. I was really happy and I really really love them.
Obstructive Sleep Apnea Raises Risk of Sudden Cardiac Death
People
who have obstructive sleep apnea -- when a person stops breathing for periods
during sleep -- have a greater risk of sudden cardiac death, according to a
study published online today in the Journal of the American College of
Cardiology. An estimated 12 million American adults have obstructive sleep
apnea, and many of them are undiagnosed, according to the National Heart, Lung
and Blood Institute (NHLBI).
In the study, funded by the NHLBI,
10,701 people who participated in sleep studies were followed for an average of
5.3 years for incidence of sudden cardiac death. In that time, 142 patients
died of sudden cardiac death. The most common predictors were an age of 60 or
older, 20 or more apnea episodes per hour of sleep, and oxygen saturation below
78 percent during sleep.
"What we found that is new with
this study is that if you have sleep apnea, your risk of sudden death increases
almost twofold, particularly if you stopped breathing more than 20 times per
hour of sleep and if you had severe falls in oxygen saturation during
sleep," says senior author Virend Somers, M.D., Ph.D., a Mayo Clinic
cardiologist.
The Factors that Cause Poverty
Poverty is the state of one who lacks a certain
amount of material possessions or money. Right now, we can easily find poor
people everywhere we go and it becomes a complex phenomenon. It is caused by
several reasons as following:
*
High
growth population rates
High growth population rates can cause
the overpopulation. It is the situation of having large number of people with
too few resources and little space. With this situation some of those people
who cannot get enough resources and space will become poor.
*
Lack
of education
Illiteracy and lack of education also
can cause the poverty. With the less of education it will be hard for someone
to find a worthy job to fulfill her/his
own basic daily need or even think about how to improve her/his quality of life.
*
Less
of job vacancy
During the high number of job seeker it
certainly needs a large number of job vacancies that are available. But the
fact the government can provides enough job vacancies so all the job seeker
have to compete to get their job. As the result, the job seekers who lose
become jobless and they can’t fulfill their daily needs and finally they become
poor.
*
Corruption
Corruption is the main cause of poverty.
Corruption makes the rich become richer and the poor become poorer. The funds
which are belonging to the poor’s needs become the rich’s. This will make the
poor more suffering.
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