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Saturday, 25 October 2008

If my eyes can't see again,the biggest hope is can hear your voice...

If my ear can't hear anymore, I just want to touch your heart...

But If you can't do anythings,sory if  I don't beside you to be your friend...and solve your problem...

Because I'm just an ordinary girl,not a good God or beauty fairy, that can make you always happy...Appear my real love with to much care...Understanding you when no one can do that...Forgive me If I will leave you now...

Because this is last time to I live in this world...

Tuesday, 14 October 2008

naruto


All About Naruto - Did You Know?
Did you know that the name of Uzumaki Naruto comes from a city in the Tokushima Prefecture of Japan named Naruto? The city of Naruto was founded on March 15th, 1947 and has a population of 64,257 and a density of 474.40 per km². Naruto is most famous for the Naruto Whirlpools (Uzumaki, hence Uzumaki Naruto), a famous tourist attraction. Naruto also is home to the Ryozenji and Gokurakuji temples, the first two temples of the 88 temples on the Shikoku Pilgrimage that are believed to have been visited by the famous Buddhist monk Kukai, who was born in Zentsuji of the Shikoku Prefecture in 774. The pilgrimage is 745 miles long (1200 kilometers) and traditionally walked, which can take up to 60 days to do completely. Those who do complete the entire pilgrimage are known as o-henro-san and are often recognizable by their white clothing, sedge hats, and walking sticks. Also in Naruto is the Ohnaruto Bridge, a suspension bridge on the route that connects Kobe with Naruto. Completed in 1985 the bridge crosses the Naruto Strait (location of the Naruto Whirlpools) and has a span of 876 meters (2,874 feet), good for being named the 25th largest bridge in the world.

reseppp


Resep Pizza Mini

 


Bahan kulit :

350 gram terigu cap Cakra

200 ml Air

1 bungkus ragi instan

1/4 sendok garam


Bahan isi

- Saus Tomat

- Toping sesuai selera (bisa daging giling yang ditumis dengan bawang bombay, bawang putih, tomat, saus tomat, atau daging asap, daging ayam giling, sosis dsb)

- Keju Mozarella


Cara membuat :

campur semua bahn kulit, uleni sampai kalis

Biarkan 15 menit sambil ditutup serbet bahas

Kempeskan, bagi 8 atau sesuai selera, bulatkan dan pipihkan membentuk lingkaran, tepinya agak ditinggikan

Oles saus tomat,

Taburi topping

Taburi keju mozarela yang dioles tipis.

Bakar sampai matang.

Sumber dari dunia-ibu.org

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Saturday, 11 October 2008

History Of Cheese

Introduction

Cheese is one of the most varied and subtle foods in the world. In taste cheese can be bland, buttery, innocuous, rich, creamy, pungent, sharp, salty or lightly delicate. In texture it can be hard enough to chip off in flakes, so soft and runny that it needs to be eaten with a spoon or at any one of a dozen points of softness and firmness between these two extremes. In aroma, cheese can be rank and overpowering enough to turn the stomach of the strongest man (and still be eaten with relish by devotees), delicately aromatic or virtually unnoticeable. Cheese can serve as the perfect companion for wines, a superbly satisfying finale to a gourmet meal or simply as a basic nourishing foodstuff for family snacks. 


The Start
Archaeologists have discovered that as far back as 6000 BC cheese had been made from cow's and goat's milk and stored in tall jars. Egyptian tomb murals of 2000 BC show butter and cheese being made, and other murals which show milk being stored in skin bags suspended from poles demonstrate a knowledge of dairy husbandry at that time.



It is likely that nomadic tribes of Central Asia found animal skin bags a useful way to carry milk on animal backs when on the move. Fermentation of the milk sugars would cause the milk to curdle and the swaying motion would break up the curd to provide a refreshing whey drink. The curds would then be removed, drained and lightly salted to provide a tasty and nourishing high protein food, i.e. a welcome supplement to meat protein.

Cheesemaking, thus, gradually evolved from two main streams. The first was the liquid fermented milks such as yoghurt, koumiss and kefir. The second through allowing the milk to acidify to form curds and whey. Whey could then be drained either through perforated earthenware bowls or through woven reed baskets or similar material. 
The Legend

Most authorities consider that cheese was first made in the Middle East. The earliest type was a form of sour milk which came into being when it was discovered that domesticated animals could be milked. A legendary story has it that cheese was 'discovered' by an unknown Arab nomad. He is said to have filled a saddlebag with milk to sustain him on a journey across the desert by horse. After several hours riding he stopped to quench his thirst, only to find that the milk had separated into a pale watery liquid and solid white lumps. Because the saddlebag, which was made from the stomach of a young animal, contained a coagulating enzyme known as rennin, the milk had been effectively separated into curds and whey by the combination of the rennin, the hot sun and the galloping motions of the horse. The nomad, unconcerned with technical details, found the whey drinkable and the curds edible. 


The Jews
From Biblical sources we learn that when David escaped across the River Jordan he was fed with 'cheese of kine' (cows) (2 Samuel 17:29), and it is said that he presented ten cheeses to the captain of the army drawn up to do battle with Saul (1 Samuel 17:18). Indeed, records show that there was at one time a location near Jerusalem called 'The Valley of the Cheesemakers'. Clearly, skills had been developed to preserve milk either as an acid-curd based cheese or as a range of lactic cheeses, and fermented milks such as today's unsweetened natural yoghurt.

Indonesia

The Republic of Indonesia is a country in Southeast Asia. Comprising 17,508 islands, it is the world's largest archipelagic state. With a population of 222 million people in 2006, it is the world's fourth most populous country and the most populous Muslim-majority nation; however, no reference is made to Islam in the Indonesian constitution. Indonesia is a republic, with an elected legislature and president. The nation's capital city is Jakarta. The country shares land borders with Papua New Guinea, East Timor and Malaysia. Other neighboring countries include Singapore, the Philippines, Australia, and the Indian territory of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.


The Indonesian archipelago has been an important trade region since at least the seventh century, when the Srivijaya Kingdom traded with China and India. Local rulers gradually adopted Indian cultural, religious and political models from the early centuries CE, and Hindu and Buddhist kingdoms flourished. Indonesian history has been influenced by foreign powers drawn to its natural resources. Muslim traders brought Islam, and European powers fought one another to monopolize trade in the Spice Islands of Maluku during the Age of Discovery. Following three and a half centuries of Dutch colonialism, Indonesia secured its independence after World War II. Indonesia's history has since been turbulent, with challenges posed by natural disasters, corruption, separatism, a democratization process, and periods of rapid economic change.

Across its many islands, Indonesia consists of distinct ethnic, linguistic, and religious groups. The Javanese are the largest and most politically dominant ethnic group. As a unitary state and a nation, Indonesia has developed a shared identity defined by a national language, ethnic diversity, religious pluralism within a majority Muslim population, and a history of colonialism and rebellion against it. Indonesia's national motto, "Bhinneka tunggal ika" ("Unity in Diversity" literally, "many, yet one"), articulates the diversity that shapes the country. However, sectarian tensions and separatism have led to violent confrontations that have undermined political and economic stability. Despite its large population and densely populated regions, Indonesia has vast areas of wilderness that support the world's second highest level of biodiversity. The country is richly endowed with natural resources, yet poverty is a defining feature of contemporary Indonesia.

Langkah Sederhana Menuju Sukses

KapanLagi.com - Sukses, sebuah kata yang mengandung berbagai emosi kuat dan juga misteri. Apa sih sebenarnya sukses itu? Dan bagaimana cara meraihnya? Bagi kebanyakan orang di dunia, biasanya diartikan memiliki keamanan secara finansial. Akan tetapi ini sebuah makna yang dangkal. Memiliki banyak uang dan dikenal banyak orang sebenarnya bukan kualitas sukses bagi seseorang. Sukses yang sebenarnya lebih pada tingkat rasa percaya diri seseorang dalam apa pun yang dilakukan seseorang akan diraih dengan tindakan yang cerdik, jujur dan penuh ketrampilan. Dan jika sejalan dengan itu dapat menghasilkan uang dan/atau ketenaran, maka sukses itu jadi lebih baik lagi.


Berpegang Pada Keberuntungan Sendiri

- Banyak orang merasa sukses tak dapat dihindarkan dari keberuntungan mereka. Tak semua pendapat itu benar. Keberuntungan tak lebih dari sikap Anda dalam mempersiapkan diri menghadapi sebuah kesempatan.

- Saat Anda tak siap menangkap kesempatan yang terbang ke arah Anda, maka kesempatan itu akan berlalu begitu saja. Kebanyakan orang menyalahkan ini sebagai ketidakberuntungan. Yang sebenarnya, tidak juga.

- Jika Anda berada dalam lingkaran kecil, Anda harus menguji diri sendiri. Tanyakan pada diri sendiri 'kenapa?', dan coba serta lihat kesempatan apa yang telah Anda lewatkan. Apa Anda siap untuk sebuah kesempatan lagi?

Perhatikan Sekitar

- Jika Anda menghendaki sebuah sukses nyata, Anda harus mau berpegang pada gagasan itu.

- Jangan melihat kesuksesan orang lain sebagai ukuran.

- Lihat pada diri Anda sendiri, buat langkah-langkah sederhana seperti di bawah ini supaya Anda bisa melihat situasi di sekeliling Anda.

Langkah Sederhana Untuk Menyingkirkan Trend Negatif Dalam Hidup Anda

Jika Anda sudah mengalami banyak kegagalan, dan berharap mengubah trend negatif dalam kehidupan, pertama-tama Anda harus membangun pondasi yang kokoh untuk hal positif. Berikut beberapa langkah yang dapat Anda pertimbangkan:

1. Buang semua pikiran negatif dari pikiran Anda. Pindahkanlah pada kebalikannya, pikiran positif. Biarkan ini jadi latihan mental buat Anda, tapi jangan melabuhkannya pada pemikiran negatif.

2. Lakukan tindakan-tindakan kecil. Berbagilah bahkan jika itu hanya bagian kecil dari batas sumber penghasilan Anda dengan orang lain yang tak beruntung.

3. Ciptakan, jika Anda merasa perlu, sebuah situasi di mana Anda dapat meraihnya bahkan jika itu membawa kemenangan kecil. Beri penghargaan pada diri Anda setiap kali bisa mencapainya.

4. Bergeraklah dari kemenangan yang mudah diraih pada kemenangan lainnya, dan buat tantangan yang lebih besar untuk sasaran berikutnya.

Memang, meraih sebuah sukses butuh usaha juga, dan tentunya juga dibarengi sikap mental yang mantap. Selamat mencapai. (art/kpl/er

Thursday, 9 October 2008

tEnsess

Simple present: "I go." For many verbs, this is used to express habit or ability ("I play the guitar").


Simple past: "I went." In English (unlike some other languages with aorist tenses), this implies that the action took place in the past and that it is not taking place now.


Simple future: "I will go." Can be used to express intention, prediction, and other senses.


Present continuous: "I am going." This is used to express what most other language use the simple present tense for. Note that this form in English can also be used to express future actions, such as in the phrase "We're going to the movies tonight".


Past continuous: "I was going." Future continuous: "I will be going." Present perfect: "I have gone." This is ususally used to express that an event happened at an unspecified or unknown time on the past.


Present perfect continuous: "I have been going." This is used to express that an event started at some time in the past and continues to the present.


Past perfect: "I had gone." Expresses that an action was completed prior to some other event.


Past perfect continuous: "I had been going." Usually expressed with a duration, this indicates that an event was ongoing for a specific time, then completed before a specific event.


Future perfect: "I will have gone."


Future perfect continuous: "I will have been going."

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