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Dimana-mana, Dunai Maju dan Miskin
Kebiasaan menggunakan toilet Alam masih saja sering terjadi. D Amerika orang masih buang air dekat dinding.
Wisata Toilet Umum
Di negara-negara yang pemerintahnya nggak pelit, yang membangun jaringan toilet umum di sepanjang negaranya, biasanya malah menjadikan toilet umum sebagai sebuah objek wisata sosial.Banyak turis yang berkeinginan untuk melihat fasilitas toilet umum. Di India, toliet umum bahkan mendapat sertifikasi ISO 2000 an badan dunia seperti PBB. Karena beberapa toilet umum di India menyediakan AC, tisu, tv dan bahkan pengering tangan... sehingga orang yang ke toilt umum bisa sejena berlindung dari panas matahari yang bisa mencapai 45 derajat celcius, nonton tv saat nunggu giliran dalan lain sebagainya.
Fasilitas Umum
Sebenarnya dalah sebuah tugas negara untuk menyediakan sebanyak mungkin fasilitas publik. Seperti Toilet Umum, air minum bersih di tempat umum dalan lain sebagainya. Di China, India, Arab dan Afrika, tepat minum air bersih yang dapat juga digunakan untuk cuci muka adalah sesuatu yang lazim. Bisakah d Indonesia digalakkan seperti itu. Di Indonesia, susah lo, kalau tiba-tiba mau ke toilet di tengah jalan...Parcham: Pria Berkumis Tipis
Mungkin Parcham adalah satu-satunya superhero yang berkumis tipis. Knapa yah kumisnya ngg dicukur sekalian. Jadi ingat dengan imej sebuah iklan.
Parcham: Super Hero Dari Pakistan
Parcham: Super Hero dari Pakistan, tinggal nunggu film, komik dan versi merchandiser lainnya. Katanya film animasinya akan dibuat dengan konsep 3D
Animasi Pakistan Mulai Unjuk Gigi
Pakistan selalu bersaing dengan India dalam segala hal. Termasuk Animasi. Animator Pakistan banyak di Pkai di Dubai, Saudi dan beberapa negara Arab lainnya. Sementara Pakistan lebih berorientasi untuk mengembangkan potensi sendiri. Ntah siapa yah menang.
Burj Dubai
Katanya sebentar lagi burj Duba akan dikalahkan oleh Kuwait...
Second wives
Housewives from low income expatriate Arab families fear that their husbands will take second wives after sending them home as costs rise.
Aneh....
Banyak yang aneh di dunia ini, ada nama Mogna Ahmad Morgan, ada nama Michael Sulayman, ada nama George Fuady dll.Ntah hapa namanya ini??? Apakah ini asimilasi budaya??? Infiltrasi kultur????? Destruktifikasi peradaban???
Nggak Perduli
Silahkan pancangkan balihomu, aku tetap tertidur....
Halangan Buatan
Di dunia ini, kita menjalani aja sebenarnya sudah sulit. Dunia ini peuh halangan yang memang dari sosonya sudah ada. Mengapa ada orang malah mau menambah-nambah halangan itu. Biarlah juran itu jadi halangan alami, mengapa orang membuat lubang biar orang terjerembab. Biarkan gunung jadi halangan alami, mengapa ada orang yang membuat polisi tidur yang menghambat perjalanan mobil orang?Apa Arti Sebuah Gambar
Dia datang untuk makan, bukan untuk bergaya di depan kamera. Kalau mau makan yah makan aja....
Stasiun
Stasiun merupakan tema film yang nggak pernah habis-habis dibahasa oleh para penjual imajinasi. Apa sih pentingnya sebuah stasiun dlama kehidupan manusia. Mungkinkah kehidupan ini bagai sebuah perjalanan yang sangat membutuhkan stasiun. Saat anda berhenti sejenak dan istirajat. Sambil berpikir apakah akan meneruskan perjalanan atau malah ingin berbelok ke lain arah???Ntar, Tidur Dulu Yah
Perjalanan dunia ini sekana membuat semua orang letih. Ingin rasanya berhenti walau sejenak. Tapi perputaran waktu dan zaman tidak mau memenuhinya. Apa boleh buat.... Emansipasi Wanita
Salut... emansipasi wanita benar-benar diterapkan oleh salah satu negara paling cepat ekonominya sekarang ini. Perempuan sudah tak sabar untuk sejjar dengan pria. Ngangkat Bata juga nggak apa-apa. Dual income dan istilah lain telah banyak membuat wanita ingin sejajar dengan kaum pria.
AL Rayes Omar Harb
Mengenal kasino di dunia Arab. Perjudian dan dunia yang selama ini tidak terbayangkan oleh orang luar. Mungkin film ini kayak film mafia gitu. Saksikan di teater terdekat anda.
Gaya Culun Pemuda
Dimana-mana pemuda itu culun.
Doaa Al kharawaan
Ini film Mesir, sutradara Henry Barakat Berdasarkan Novel yang ditulis Taha Hussein. Alumni Indonesia dari Mesir, pulang-pulang bayank yang jadi novelis daripada ustad. Sayangnya sampai searag belum ada yang pulang jadi arsitek atau insinyur
Stray DOgs
Culun Banget.
Saat Ronald Reagen Berciuman Dengan Taliban
Foto ini mungkin sangat lama. Saat itu ronald Reagen presiden AS masih hidup. Betapa mesranya sampai berjumpa di Gedung Putih. Katanya tidak semua pemimpin negara yang bisa berkunjung ke situ. More
Java Man In Europe
07/21/08 12:48
Amateur finds 700,000-year-old Java Man in German quarry
Hanover, Germany (ANTARA News/dpa) - Fragments of skull found in a German quarry have turned out to belong to Java Man, an early human previously thought to be native to Asia, triggering speculation that Asian hominids colonized Europe.
Alfred Czarnetzki, a University of Tuebingen professor, announced Thursday that the remains, found in 2002, were "at least 700,000 years old" and so like Java Man "that it could have been his twin."
The remains belong to the Homo erectus species, whereas modern humans are Homo sapiens.
Karl-Werner Frangenberg, a fossil-hunter, found part of the skullcap in 2002 at a gravel pit at Leinetal near Hanover. His wife, who shares the hobby, found part of the temple two years later.
The fragments, now believed to be the oldest human remains ever found in Germany, are on display in a Hanover museum.
Previously Germany's oldest remains were of another species, Homo heidelbergensis, found in 1907 and dated at 600,000 years old.
Czarnetzki admitted that dating the remains was inexact, but said he was convinced by the similarity to finds since 1891 on Java.
"It suggests the Asian ones spread to Europe," he said, adding that his article on the find had been accepted by the Journal of Human Evolution and would be published soon.
He said no DNA was in the fragments, but there had been some traces of protein.
Amateur finds 700,000-year-old Java Man in German quarry
Hanover, Germany (ANTARA News/dpa) - Fragments of skull found in a German quarry have turned out to belong to Java Man, an early human previously thought to be native to Asia, triggering speculation that Asian hominids colonized Europe.
Alfred Czarnetzki, a University of Tuebingen professor, announced Thursday that the remains, found in 2002, were "at least 700,000 years old" and so like Java Man "that it could have been his twin."
The remains belong to the Homo erectus species, whereas modern humans are Homo sapiens.
Karl-Werner Frangenberg, a fossil-hunter, found part of the skullcap in 2002 at a gravel pit at Leinetal near Hanover. His wife, who shares the hobby, found part of the temple two years later.
The fragments, now believed to be the oldest human remains ever found in Germany, are on display in a Hanover museum.
Previously Germany's oldest remains were of another species, Homo heidelbergensis, found in 1907 and dated at 600,000 years old.
Czarnetzki admitted that dating the remains was inexact, but said he was convinced by the similarity to finds since 1891 on Java.
"It suggests the Asian ones spread to Europe," he said, adding that his article on the find had been accepted by the Journal of Human Evolution and would be published soon.
He said no DNA was in the fragments, but there had been some traces of protein.
Pertamina considering building refinery with Kuwaiti investor
07/17/08 16:56 Jakarta (ANTARA News) - State oil and gas company PT Pertamina is looking into the possibility of cooperating with a Kuwaiti investor to build an oil refinery to better ensure domestic fuel oil supplies.
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"We have began discussing the planned construction of an oil refinery with a number of Middle Eastern investors, including from Kuwait," Pertamina President Director Ari H Soemarno said here on Thursday.
But he stopped short of revealing where the refinery would be set up and the amount of investment needed for the project.
Asked about Pertamina`s plan to build an oil refinery in Banten province in cooperation with the Iranian government, he said it would be built on a plot of land owned by state port operator PT Pelindo in the Bojanegara area.
"We are in the middle of making engineering preparations. And in August this year, the Iranian oil minister will come (to Indonesia to inspect the location)," he said.
He said the Banten oil refinery would be built in two stages.
"The Banten oil refiney will consist of two trains with each of them expected to process 150,000 barrels per day," he said.
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"We have began discussing the planned construction of an oil refinery with a number of Middle Eastern investors, including from Kuwait," Pertamina President Director Ari H Soemarno said here on Thursday.
But he stopped short of revealing where the refinery would be set up and the amount of investment needed for the project.
Asked about Pertamina`s plan to build an oil refinery in Banten province in cooperation with the Iranian government, he said it would be built on a plot of land owned by state port operator PT Pelindo in the Bojanegara area.
"We are in the middle of making engineering preparations. And in August this year, the Iranian oil minister will come (to Indonesia to inspect the location)," he said.
He said the Banten oil refinery would be built in two stages.
"The Banten oil refiney will consist of two trains with each of them expected to process 150,000 barrels per day," he said.
Kabel Indonesia`s profit jumps 242 pct
Jakarta (ANTARA News) - Publicly-listed electrical cable maker PT Kabel Indonesia Tbk said on Thursday its net profit in the first half of 2008 jumped 242 percent to Rp28.8 billion from Rp11.9 billion in the same period last year.
Operating profit rose to Rp46.2 billion from Rp31.6 billion due in part to a rise in sales, the company`s operations director, Lie T H, said.
Sales in the first semester of 2008 increased by 47.6 percent to Rp796.9 billion from Rp539.8 billion in the same period last year, he said.
He said a decline in interest expenses to Rp0.1 billion from Rp7.3 billion as a result of the debt restructuring program leading to lower-than-expected debt principal and interest rate at the end of 2007 also contributed to the first-half net profit.
He said a Rp4.7 billion rise in profit from difference of the rupiah`s exchange rate against the dollar also raised the net profit.
Operating profit rose to Rp46.2 billion from Rp31.6 billion due in part to a rise in sales, the company`s operations director, Lie T H, said.
Sales in the first semester of 2008 increased by 47.6 percent to Rp796.9 billion from Rp539.8 billion in the same period last year, he said.
He said a decline in interest expenses to Rp0.1 billion from Rp7.3 billion as a result of the debt restructuring program leading to lower-than-expected debt principal and interest rate at the end of 2007 also contributed to the first-half net profit.
He said a Rp4.7 billion rise in profit from difference of the rupiah`s exchange rate against the dollar also raised the net profit.
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Kampung Digital di Sumatra Tidak Menggigit Lagi
"Terobosan" telkom sebagai "perusahaan terkuat" di Indonesia seperti yang diberitakan oleh antara degan judul "Unib-PT Telkom Ujicoba "Kampung Digital"" tampaknya tidak terasa apa-apanya.
Kalau seandainya berita ini muncul sepuluh tahun yang lalu, maka patut acungan jempol kita haturkan "ke hadirat" Telkom yang innovatif itu. Sayangnya berita mengenai telkom
sepuluh tahun yang lalu adalah: Kenaikan Tarif Telepon" trus ada lagi di koran keluhan pelanggan yang rumahya tidak tersambung-sambung saluran telepon, yang diperas oleh petugas telkom, wartel yang diteror oleh telkom dan lain-lain.
Dulu telkom tidak lebih hanya sebagai monster bagi kalangan kecil. Harapan mulai muncul atas perbaian di Telkom ketika pemerintah RI membuang ke sampang Telkom yang kemuian dibeli murah oleh Singapura.
Telkom, perusahaan monster yang penuh dengan virus dan bakteri mematikan itu diharapkan dapat tersulap menjadi seorang putri yang cantik dan penuh pengabdian terhadap bangsa dan ibu pertiwi yang melahirkannya. Akh... ternyata bukan jadi putri yang manis dan sholihah, eh malah putri yang selalu menjadi korban pemerkosaan Singapura yang bernama Temasek itu. Ketika orang-orang terbaik bangsa masuk ke Telkom, disaring dari jutaan rakyat, ternyata hanya menjadi "budak-budak" yang tak berharga... seperti kata orang melayu
Kalau seandainya berita ini muncul sepuluh tahun yang lalu, maka patut acungan jempol kita haturkan "ke hadirat" Telkom yang innovatif itu. Sayangnya berita mengenai telkom
sepuluh tahun yang lalu adalah: Kenaikan Tarif Telepon" trus ada lagi di koran keluhan pelanggan yang rumahya tidak tersambung-sambung saluran telepon, yang diperas oleh petugas telkom, wartel yang diteror oleh telkom dan lain-lain.
Dulu telkom tidak lebih hanya sebagai monster bagi kalangan kecil. Harapan mulai muncul atas perbaian di Telkom ketika pemerintah RI membuang ke sampang Telkom yang kemuian dibeli murah oleh Singapura.
Telkom, perusahaan monster yang penuh dengan virus dan bakteri mematikan itu diharapkan dapat tersulap menjadi seorang putri yang cantik dan penuh pengabdian terhadap bangsa dan ibu pertiwi yang melahirkannya. Akh... ternyata bukan jadi putri yang manis dan sholihah, eh malah putri yang selalu menjadi korban pemerkosaan Singapura yang bernama Temasek itu. Ketika orang-orang terbaik bangsa masuk ke Telkom, disaring dari jutaan rakyat, ternyata hanya menjadi "budak-budak" yang tak berharga... seperti kata orang melayu
Can D-8 Nation Boost Their Internal Trade Ties??? Or is it Just A Dream??
Summit of the Group of Eight Islamic Developing Countries (D-8) provides opportunity for Islamic countries to focus on trade and economic issues.According to Malaysian Deputy Foreign Minister, Abdul Rahim Bakri, this year's summit is meaningful especially for the Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC), as trade and economic issues would take center stage.
The theme of the summit, "Facing Global Challenges through Innovative Cooperation", aims at fostering economic cooperation among member countries to facilitate trade.
Another issue given attention in the discussions was the energy crisis and the rising food costs, with D-8 members Indonesia, Iran, and Nigeria among the world's top oil producing countries.
"The development of the halal industry which has the potential to become a trillion dollar industry will be given priority, especially in Islamic finance and takaful development," The Malaysian official said.
The global market for halal products and services is estimated to be worth USD 42.3 trillion (USD 1.00=RM3.26).
Besides Indonesia, Iran, and Nigeria, the D-8 comprises Bangladesh, Egypt, Malaysia, Pakistan, and Turkey.
The D-8 was set up as a forum in 1997 to increase cooperation in various fields towards improving the economic status of memberstates.
Wait For Outcome Of Monetary Policy Meeting, Says Dr Zeti
By Ahmad Farizal HajatKUALA LUMPUR, July 8 (Bernama) -- "You have to wait and see," that's what Bank Negara Governor Tan Sri Dr Zeti Akhtar Aziz said when asked to comment on whether there would be adjustments to the overnight policy rate (OPR) at its next monetary policy meeting.
Many analysts expect some adjustments to the OPR to cushion the economy against inflationary pressures in view of the increase in petrol and diesel prices recently.
Some local financial institutions have also raised their lending rates, adding speculation to possible adjustments.
Dr Zeti was responding to reporters on the sidelines of the 6th Group of Eight Developing Islamic Countries (D-8) Summit here today.
The central bank's policy meeting is scheduled for later this month.
The OPR was kept unchanged at 3.5 percent at its last meeting.
Inflation, as measured by the consumer price index, was at a 22-month high at 3.8 percent year-on-year in May.
A More Promising Future
The Group of Eight Developing Islamic Countries (D-8) has a more promising future now as it is more institutionalised and structured compared to what it was 11 years ago."The grouping has a permanent secretariat in Istanbul, Turkey, headed by an elected secretary general who will assume the post for four years," Turkish Foreign Minister Ali Babacan told reporters on the sidelines of the D-8 summit here today.
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D-8 summit may adopt roadmap for economic ties
Chief Adviser Dr Fakhruddin Ahmed leaves for Kuala Lumpur Monday to attend the 6th D-8 Summit in the Malaysian capital Tuesday, which is going to adopt a new economic cooperation agenda, reports UNB.The summit meet of the heads of state or government of the eight prominent Muslim countries is expected to adopt D-8 Roadmap for Economic Cooperation in the Second Decade of Cooperation (2008-2018).
The theme of this year's D-8 summit is 'Meeting Challenges through Innovative Cooperation', which calls for charting out newer modes of interaction among the member-countries.
However, the D-8 countries are yet to agree on the preferential trade agreement, Foreign Advisor Dr. Iftekhar Ahmed Chowdhury said who is now in Malaysian capital.
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D8 summit calls for halt to biofuels
The world should halt the development of biofuel crops on arable land and instead boost agricultural production to solve the global food crisis and prevent “disaster”, the Malaysian and Indonesian leaders warned on Tuesday at the opening of a developing countries summit.Abdullah Badawi, the Malaysian prime minister, said the use of arable land for biofuels “should be stopped because such action will deepen the global food scarcity and further drive up food prices”.
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Oil Security: Indonesia Should Consider D-8 Energy Proposal
Iran has proposed that the Group of Eight Developing Islamic Countries launch an organization to boost cooperation in the field of energy.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called on the D-8 countries to pool resources and establish an energy cooperation agency in a bid to optimally utilize the potentialities of member countries.
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Can D-8 Summit Produce A Good Result??
A Meeting of D-8 ressuloted in a meaningful plan. The proposal to D-8 nations to found joint investment bodies such as a financial fund to help finance joint ventures in industrial and agricultural sectors, is recommended.The leaders og D-8 also urged the D-8 members to expand cooperation in banking and work together to help member states prosper and achieve sustainable development.
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Property Booming in Iran
June 1, 2008Negar Ehteshami has just paid the equivalent of R46 million in rials in cash for a luxurious apartment. But her new home is not in New York or London, it is in the capital of Iran.
"I am a millionaire because of this apartment," says Ehteshami, an interior designer from a rich Iranian family who has always lived in an affluent northern Tehran neighbourhood.
"But nothing else in my life resembles the life of a millionaire."
Moving her Hermes handbag out of the way as she closes the window of her 300m2 apartment, Ehteshami says. "Here I feel [as though] I am inside a helicopter. I can see the whole city."
Her tale has echoes in much of the West, where a surge in house prices has been fuelled partly by easy lending. In Iran, however, people are still being priced out of the market.
Mansour Bagheri, a businessman living in Germany since 1980, hopes to make a fortune from this business model.
"I get loans in Europe, where I live, and buy apartments in Tehran. I am all set to become super rich," he says.
The property boom in the fourth-largest oil producer has been powered by the economic policies of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad since he was elected in 2005, economic analysts say.
Last year house prices more than doubled, after rising by 65 percent in 2006 and more than 50 percent in 2005. With interest rates below inflation, some economists see huge scope for prices to keep rising as Iranians seek a store of value in property.
Economist Reza Abdizadeh said: "The high prices might be a bubble. It might be fake and illogical, but it is a fact. Historically, housing prices have never dropped in Iran. The government might be able to stop prices from rising, but will not succeed in lowering them."
Shortly after Ahmadinejad was elected, his government began lending substantial sums to individuals and companies that had plans to create jobs.
The "quick-impact loans", which were intended to reduce unemployment from an official rate exceeding 10 percent, alarmed many, including Central Bank of Iran governor Tahmasb Mazaheri, because such a stimulus is also a classic trigger for inflation hikes.
Economist Saeed Leylaz said: "It has created problems … in effect the main issue is massive floating capital."
The government has said that those who used the money to invest in property and not to create jobs would be banned from obtaining loans for five years.
Criticised by politicians and economists for his populist economic policies, Ahmadinejad cut bank interest rates despite strong liquidity growth last year. They are now well below inflation, currently above 20 percent a year.
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Ali Afshari, a real estate agent, said: "When there is no other opportunity to invest, and interest rates of banks are around 16 percent, naturally money flows to property."
The government has tried unsuccessfully to rein in prices.
With one million prospective owners coming on to the market each year and Iran capable of building only 600 000 new homes a year, conservative politician Mohammad Khoshchehreh said there was a shortage of 1.6 million homes.
Hamid Taghavi, a government employee with two children, sold his 60m2 apartment in Tehran to pay for his son's wedding last year. It has since become difficult for him even to rent a much smaller apartment.
"I wanted to buy a smaller apartment with the rest of the money, but it seems at the age of 55 I will be homeless in less than two years," he said.
Stoking the fire, some property brokers and analysts forecast a huge jump in prices in the coming months amid mounting international pressure on Iran to suspend its nuclear work.
The UN has imposed three sets of sanctions on Iran over its disputed nuclear programme. In addition, Washington has blacklisted three of Iran's main state banks and, under US pressure, European banks have also pulled out.
Mehrdad Divani, a broker expecting yet more Iranian capital to go into bricks and mortar, said: "Low interest rates, strong housing demand … and the threat of additional UN sanctions on Iran will fuel property prices."
Foreign capital has played a large role in the market's success, because of money repatriated by Iranians living abroad, which analysts believe has increased since Iran was first hit by UN sanctions in 2006.
Economist Bagher Safarian said: "Fear that assets may be frozen because of the nuclear row as well as the economic recession in the West have accelerated money flows to Iran."
Mansour Khalilian, an engineer involved in mass construction of houses in southern Tehran, also saw prices rising even more this year as construction booms occurred in much of the country.
"People have money and they do not trust Iran's banking system because of political and economic instability," he said. "Also because the dollar and gold are losing value, people prefer to invest in property."
Among those hit by rising prices are Mahmoud Rahimi, a 35-year-old government employee, and his wife Simin. He said it was now impossible for them to buy a small apartment in Tehran.
"If we do not eat, drink and basically do not spend a penny for the next 40 years, then maybe we can afford to buy a 20m2 house" said Rahimi. "If, of course, prices do not increase."
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