web game yang cukup simpel ini cukup menarik perhatian, karena di sni kita di tugaskan untuk menjaga  sebuah telur hingga menjadi dewasa dan juga terdapat batasan lv antara lv 1-100. jenis naga pun dapat kita pilih sesuka hati kita.

di setiap point lv maka telur itu akan mengalami pertumbuhan dari naga kecil hingga naga dewasa.

berikut adalah contoh linknya

untuk selengkapnya silahkan untuk mencoba agar anda dapat merasakan kesenangan sendiri selamat bermain ^^

bahkan sebagian perusahaan mereka sudah mulai melakukan PHK kpada karyawannya.

di indonesia mungkin belum terlalu terasa karena belum banyak company yang mengambil jalur pemecatan.

beberapa hari saya mengunjungi kota batam di indonesia dsana sudah mulai terasa crisis global yang terjadi. banyak kantor yang mengurangi hari efektif kerja.

bahkan sebagaian karyawan dipulangkan kerumah dengan alasan karena di kantor tidak ada kerjaan.

seorang rekan saya bekerja di perusahaan sparepart di kota batam mengaku bahwa dia hanya bekerja 3 hari dalam seminggu. bahkan ketika di kantor mereka hanya mengecek kembali kerjaan sebelumnya dan hanya duduk santai. sudah seharusnya mencari pekerjaan lain karena jika kita di PHK kita tidak langsung menjadi seorang pengangguran.

Sebenarnya para karyawan ini belum di PHK karena mereka masih terikat kontrak dengan perusahaan sehingga belum dapat di PHK tetapi dilihat dari kondisinya mereka akan dipecat setelah masa kontrak habis

dalam menghadapi crisis global ini kita harus tenang karena ini bisa menjadi peluang untuk usaha. karena di saat seperti ini terjadi roda perputaran sebagaian orang yang sukses akan jatuh..

hampir sama seperti crisis moneter sebelumnya yang membuka jalan bagi orang untuk menjadi sukses. Maka dari itu dalam menghadapi crisis ini kita harus mencari peluang dan merencanakan jalan lain dalam usaha baik usaha besar maupun kecil.

akhir kata kita semua juga berdoa supaya dunia terbebas dari crisis ini sebelum semakin banyak pengangguran di dunia dan tingkat criminalitas yang meningkat.

The company reported spending about $137 million on severance and reorganization. It laid off about 1,500 employees last month, reducing its workforce from 16,000 in the third quarter to 13,600. Yahoo also reported $488 million in international business expenses during the fourth quarter.

It has now hired a new CEO, Carol Bartz hoping to boost the company in a new direction. Co-founder Jerry Yang has stepped down after 18-months as chief executive.

“Despite the challenging economic environment, Yahoo! delivered adjusted operating cash flow above the midpoint of guidance for the fourth quarter,” said Yahoo! Chief Executive Officer Carol Bartz. “The company also made important investments while aggressively managing costs, leaving us better positioned to weather the economic downturn and emerge stronger when advertiser spending improves. We have work to do, but I am excited by Yahoo!’s opportunities, and encouraged by the tremendous innovation and momentum I’ve
seen since joining the company as CEO.”

The company’s shares rose 5% in after-hours trading.

Financial crisis: Global round-up

BBC correspondents reflect on economic confidence levels and fear of crisis from countries around the globe.

Dubai prides itself on its shiny image, something that the city has spent the last decade perfecting and it is not about to let all that hard work go to waste, global recession or not.

So, if anywhere can put a positive spin on economic meltdown, then Dubai will have a good go.

So it was that while the rest of the world waited anxiously for news on bank bailout plans, Dubai announced it would built the world’s tallest tower.

Dubai is anxious to preserve its image of opulence, whatever the stocks say

As housing prices were wobbling elsewhere, the huge annual property exhibition reported remaining busy and potential investors were encouraged by a survey saying real estate prices in the Middle East will significantly out perform all other regions.

No-one sensible is now predicting the continuation of the exponential price increases that have been seen in Dubai since it opened its property market to foreigners and there is plenty of anecdotal evidence to suggest a real estate is simply not moving. But there is a belief it remains a decent investment for the long term – not least because rents are extortionate and the increasing number of people who have been moving to the city all need somewhere to live.

The fledgling stock markets in the Gulf are volatile at the best of times and, of course, they have continued to track their more established forerunners throughout this rollercoaster of a month. The increased volatility has shaken some, particularly those new to playing the markets.

Oil prices are down, but Gulf government budgets are based on far more realistic oil prices than those reached in the last year

However, there was increased confidence after strategic measures by regional governments, including the United Arab Emirate’s guarantee on bank deposits and Qatar’s moves towards supporting its banking system.

Oil prices are down, but Gulf government budgets are based on far more realistic oil prices than those reached in the last year.

People feel relatively protected from the effects of global recession; their governments are holding huge budget surpluses, and this, they feel, will cushion the harsh economic effects many other countries are dreading.

The comforting words of Indian politicians and financial officials – offering reassurance about the stability of the country’s economy – are now ringing a little hollow.

The truth of the matter is India has been affected by the liquidity crunch – though arguably not as badly as other parts of the world have been.

Property prices in Mumbai were once on a par with Manhattan

The downturn in the West now appears to have reached India’s shores. The Indian stock market is the most obvious and evident victim of the global credit crunch – having lost over half of its value since the crisis began – billions of dollars of foreign funds were pulled out of Indian shares, as foreign fund managers scrambled to get their books in order.

Concerns are growing here about a global recession and what that might mean for the 300 million strong Indian middle classes.

Many Indian professionals have put their savings into the stock market and into mutual funds over the last few years, tempted by the spectacular returns they saw.

India’s property sector has also been bruised. Up until recently, property prices in Mumbai were on par with Manhattan’s, boosted by scores of foreign firms coming into the financial capital, looking to set up shop here.

The foreign money also helped to create hundreds of thousands of jobs for India’s young middle classes, who could now finally afford to realise their dream of owning their own home.

All that demand for flats and houses caused prices to soar by 40% in some of the big cities in India last year. But now much of that money and demand has evaporated – leaving property developers out in the cold.

Already prices are down some 10-15%, with forecasts of a bigger crash around the corner.

Indonesia is something of a novel position. In the midst of a global financial crisis, the largest economy in South East Asia is actually doing quite well. For a start, it has 250 million domestic consumers and a lot of its growth is driven by them – not customers abroad.

Secondly, a good deal of its economy – agriculture and services, for example – is not linked to what is happening on Wall Street. And neither are its banks exposed to the crisis in the way those in the major economies are.

Memories of the crash in the late 1990s has left investors in Indonesia jittery

All this means Indonesia’s economy is pretty well-insulated from the meltdown in the US. But it is still eyeing the current financial crisis with a good deal of trepidation, and rightly so.

Ingrained nervousness amongst investors here means there does not have to be much wrong for people to start panicking.

Earlier this month there was panic at the stock exchange after some foreign investors began pulling their money back home, some 20% was wiped off share prices in just a few days of trading.

That panic was largely because Indonesia already knows what financial crisis feels like. Ten years ago, foreign money fled this country, and two other so-called “Asian Tigers”, as the exchange rate collapsed.

Recovering from that blow has taken many years and billions of dollars from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

But after ten years of new safeguards and banking reforms, Indonesia is in a more solid position. Its economy is predicted to continue growing at around 6%, and it’s the world’s major economies that are now facing the brunt of the storm.

“If the US economy catches a cold, Mexico catches pneumonia,” the saying goes. Money sent from the US by Mexican workers there rank as the country’s second largest source of foreign income. But that money has dropped 12%, the Central Bank says, due to a recession in the US construction industry, a heavy user of Mexican labour. Tighter border controls and a US crackdown on illegal immigration have also played a role.

The Mexican peso has fallen amid uncertainty on the markets

Despite these concerns, Mexico’s President Felipe Calderon is confident that the country will not suffer the ramifications of the credit crunch, and has proposed to spend US$4.4 billion next year (£2.5bn; 3.3bn euros) on infrastructure projects.

The labour secretary for the Mexico City government, Benito Miron Lince, has announced plans to support some 30,000 workers who are expected to return to the Mexican capital because of the slowdown in the US. Officials have stated that the current unemployment insurance program, unveiled last autumn, will be broadened. According to Mr Miron Lince, demand for unemployment benefits has rapidly increased during the last few months.

With the wave of migrants heading back, it is becoming increasingly evident that re-adjusting to a country that was once their home is not that simple.

After spending most of their lives in the US, Mexican families barely recognise relatives or their towns. Children in particular are often mocked and discriminated against by their teachers and fellow students when they pronounce their names in an American accent. Many are returning to the same grinding poverty that originally drove them out.

With the South African economy having grown steadily for the last decade there was little temptation for banks here to invest in the US sub-prime market. That meant the economy was largely insulated against much of the world’s financial turmoil.

“Over the last couple of years it became clear that South African investors were likely to get better returns here than in the overseas market,” says Goolam Ballim, the chief economist from Standard Bank. “So, as a consequence, our financial system has stayed stable and secure.”

But the Rand is a notoriously volatile currency and, in the last week, it slumped to its lowest levels since 2001 against the US dollar.

When financial crises take place it is often emerging markets such as South Africa which feel the pinch as foreign investors shift their money to safer havens.

For ordinary South Africans the impact of the financial crisis is likely to be higher inflation and unemployment.

While encouraging exports, a weaker Rand means that all imports into South Africa cost more. With the government committed to targeting inflation that could also mean another rise in interest rates from a current benchmark level of 12%. For the many South Africans with loans or credit that is bad news.

Steep falls in commodity prices could also mean redundancies at South Africa’s many mines as global demand falls and some production becomes uneconomic. Unemployment rates of over 25% could be set to rise again.

“With commodities like platinum down over 60 percent, lots of projects could be put on ice,” says Chris Hart of Investment Solutions. “As that happens we’re going to see economic growth take a real hit.”

Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi says that running a country is like controlling a very big board meeting. The word recession might not be good for the business of politics, but, spun in the right way, the credit crunch could enhance the PM’s political power.

Silvio Berlusconi is trying to steer Italy away from crisis

The new right-wing government likes to blame the current recession on the previous left-wing coalition. With a different economic system and less borrowing than the UK and the US, Italy should not have been affected as seriously, but its biggest and most international bank, Unicredit, hit troubled waters very quickly, calling for an injection of cash from investors to the tune of nearly $9 billion. It repeatedly stopped trading as its share prices fell too low.

Italians have been voting with their feet, pulling their money out of shares and banks and turning to the post office for savings and bonds. The prime minister has passed laws to inject state money into troubled banks and businesses. The financial crisis allows Silvio Berlusconi to play the role of strong leader. He has stepped in personally to reassure Italian investors, has organised special emergency meetings, and when necessary has turned to rule by decree to get things done quickly.

Mr Berlusconi, Italy’s richest man, has seen his poll ratings climb; around 60% of the electorate back him. As if to prove his word is law at the moment, the failing national airline, Alitalia, seems geared up for a new take-off at the beginning of November. That just goes to show that in Mr Berlusconi’s Italy, despite the recession, it’s business as usual.

Sumber : http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7676770.stm

saya akan memberikan bahasan yang sederhana tentang internet dan juga memberikan opini saya mengenai internet.

Internet berasal dari kata Interconnection Networking yang mempunyai arti hubungan antara kumpulan komputer dengan berbagai tipe yang membentuk suatu sistem dan membentuk suatu jaringan dengan melalui jalur telekomunikasi.

sering kali kita bingung apa kegunaan internet…. mungkin dari sebagian kita menganggap bahwa internet hanya digunakan untuk bermain game saja. internet sebenarnya juga berguna dalam proses pembelajaran.

Alasan saya internet lebih sering digunakan dalam proses pembelajaran karena dari sisi seorang siswa/murid kita lebih sering menggunakan internet sebagai media pembelajaran bahkan ketika kita duduk di bangku kuliah kita masih membutuhkan internet sebagai media pembelajaran.

menurut opini saya internet itu lebih cenderung kita gunakan dalam proses pembelajaran ketimbang untuk bermain. saat ini banyak dari keperluan kita hampir menggunakan internet khususnya untuk murid-murid sekolah. Perkembangan pembelajaran yang bertambah modern menuntut murid-murid untuk semakin mengenal dunia komputer dan internet. Tidak sedikit tugas yang diberikan melalui internet dan juga harus dikumpulkan melalui e-maiL. Saat kita mengakses internet banyak hal yang bisa dipelajari baik dari cara untuk menggunakan sampai komponen yang dibutuhkan agar dapat menggunakan internet. Media internet juga menyediakan pembelajaran yang sangat luas, dengan pengenalan software dan juga sebagai saran komunikasi secara tidak langsung baik antara murid dengan guru maupun murid dengan murid.

sekian Opini saya jika ada kesalahan dan kata-kata yang kurang berkenan  Mohon dimaafkan karena keterbatasan pengetahuan penulis .

Liu Yi Fei: PERSONAL PROFILE

Mungkin kita sering mendengar game online yang keluar ckup lama, game Perfect Word Online

saya akan sedikit membahas tentang salah satu model dan juga merupakan aktris………..

Sebagian orang yang telah mndengar dan menonton film yang di perankan mungkin tidak asing dalam mendengar namanya. Crystal Liu merupakan aktris dalam film Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils yang berperan dalam film Wang Yuyan

berikut Profile dario Crystal Liu

Full Name: Crystal Liu Yifei

Traditional Chinese Name: 劉亦菲

Simplfied Chinese Name: 刘亦菲

Legal Name Liu Qian Mei Zi

Traditional Chinese: 劉茜美子

Simplified Chinese: 刘茜美子

Birth Name: An Feng

Traditional Chinese: 安風

Simplified Chinese:: 安风

Nickname: Qian Qian (茜茜)

Birthdate: 25 August 1987

Birthplace: Wuhan, China

Height: 170 cm (5′ 7″)

Weight: 49kg (108lb)

Body Mass Index: 17 (Underweight)

Blood Type: B

Chinese Zodiac: Rabbit

Education: Performance Institute of Beijing Film Academy

Profession: Actress & Singer

Spoken Language: Chinese, English, Japanese

Favourite Sport: Tennis

Favourite Actress: Audrey Hepburn

Favourite Actor: Brad Pitt

Favourite Film: Roman Holiday and Breakfast At Tiffany’s

Favourite Singers:: Faye Wong, Namie Amuro, Mika Nakashima

Favourite Toy: Barbie Dolls

Favourite Dress Type: Sports & Casual

Favourite Pastime Chat With Fans Online Hobby Collecting Swarovski Crystal Marital Status: Single (No time for boyfriend yet)

Blog: Yifei

Blog Official Japanese Website: Yifei

Web Agent: William Morris Agency

PeNgaLaMan SewakTu Live In ☼

Hai teman-teman saya akan menceritakan tentang pengalaman live in saya waktu saya duduk di bangku kelas 1 SMA. Tujuan live in kami ke sendangsono di sana sudah termasuk daerah yogyakarta, karena ini pertama kalinya kami pergi ke sana jadi seluruh siswa sangat senang……

Sebelum pergi kami sempat melakukan berbagai briefing supaya dalam perjalanan sampai ke tempat tujuan kami bisa mengikuti dengan baik dan lancar. Walaupun sedikit tidak sabar menunggu teman-teman yang belum sampai ke sekolah, tapi kami masih sempat bernyayi dan berbincang-bincang dengan teman sehingga mengusir rasa suntuk.

Akhirnya setelah jam 5 kami sangat senang karena bus sudah menepi di sekolah, tanda kami semua akan berangkat. Tidak bisa di bayangkan berapa banyak tas yang di bawa, sampai bus menampung penuh smua tas.

Di perjalanan kami sempat bernyanyi karena masi semangat, tetapi begitu sampai di tol suara mulai habis karena bernyanyi terus menerus.

Kurang lebih sekitar 12 jam perjalanan kami sampai di tempat tujuan dengan selamat, sebelum itu kami sempat berhenti di beberapa SPBU dan rumah makan untuk mengisi tenaga dan istirahat. Saat malam tiba banyak orang yang sudah tidur dan banyak juga yang iseng mulai membangunkan orang termasuk saya, hehehehe.

Kelompok kami sempat kena marah oleh guru pembimbing karena saat malam tiba kami masih ribut. Akhirnya kami sampai di daerah sendangsono kami sempa berhenti di depan gereja untuk beristirahat, walaupun lelah karena bergadang tetapi begitu menghirup udara pegunungan kami malah semakin tersadar.

Setelah beristirahat kami segera di jemput oleh mobil untuk di antarkan ke rumah penduduk atau rumah induk semang.

Saya bersama dengan Noven, Rendy tinggal di rumah bapak Harjanto, walaupun sederhana begitu masuk kami merasa bapak harjanto sangat baik karena langsung di suguhi segelas teh, badan pun semakin terasa segar.

Di rumah bapak harjanto kami sering membantu bapak menjaga warung, dan belajar banyak dari cara memanen singkong, tetapi ada lagi pengalaman yang menyenangkan dari bapak harjanto. 1 hari sebelum pulang kami di ajari cara untuk memanen pohon coklat/cocoa, walaupun takut tetapi semua terasa gampang.

Hari terahkir kami disana banyak anak” yang tidak ingin pulang dari daerah sana, karena sudah merasa nyaman. Walaupun sedikit menderita tetapi kami mendapat pengalaman segudang.

Setelah sampai ke jakarta kami semua pun tertidur pulas dan kelelahan walaupun masi ada yang bergadang. Haha senangnya mendapat pengalaman baru… †

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Yui

UI (lahir di Fukuoka, Prefektur Fukuoka, 26 Maret 1987; umur 21 tahun) adalah penyanyi wanita dan pencipta lagu asal Jepang. Yui tampil bernyanyi sambil memainkan gitar, dan dua dari lagunya, “Life” dan “Rolling Star” menjadi lagu pembuka dan penutup seri ke-5 serial anime Bleach. Album pertamanya, From Me To You dirilis 22 Februari 2006, terdiri dari 13 lagu dan 9 lagu di antaranya belum pernah dirilis sebelumnya.

Profil

• Zodiak : Aries
• Shio : Kelinci
• Hobi : menonton film, membaca buku, bulutangkis
• Tinggi badan : 155 cm
• Golongan darah : AB
• Tempat favorit : pantai Shingū di Fukuoka

Karier

Yui memulai menulis lirik lagunya sendiri sewaktu di kelas 3 SMP. Yui sangat bercita-cita menjadi penyanyi, dan pergi ke mana-mana dengan selalu membawa gitarnya. Sewaktu SMA, ia sering menyaksikan pertunjukan grup musik bianco nero di jalanan, dan memutuskan untuk berhenti sekolah. Yui mulai belajar menyanyi, menulis lagu, dan memainkan gitar di kursus musik kota Fukuoka.

Lagu pertama dia yang berjudul “Why me” diciptakan saat dalam kamar termenung. Setelah itu, ia mulai menyanyi di pinggir jalan di kawasan Tenjin, Fukuoka sebagai atraksi pembuka bagi teman satu tempat kursus musik.

Bulan Maret 2004, Yui mengikuti audisi “SD Audition” yang diadakan Sony Music Japan. Dari 20 ribu peserta hanya 10 orang yang tersisa termasuk Yui.Yui bernyanyi sambil memetik gitar. Lagu yang dibawakannya waktu itu sebanyak 3 buah lagu, “Why me”, “It’s happy line”, dan “I know”. Finalis hanya boleh membawakan 2 buah lagu menurut peraturan audisi, tapi juri memberikan nilai yang sangat tinggi bagi Yui. Setelah itu, berbagai perusahaan rekaman menjadi saling berebut untuk mengontraknya. Lagu pertama yang dinyanyikan, “Why Me” nantinya dijadikan single perdana, diikuti dengan “It’s Happy Line” dan “I Know”. Keduanya diterbitkan sebagai singel indie debutnya, “It’s Happy Line” dengan lagu “I Know” di sisi B.

Sebagai penghargaan kepada kampung halamannya, Yui menulis lagu “Feel My Soul” ketika meninggalkan kampung halamannya, Fukuoka. Seorang produser dari stasiun televisi Fuji TV mendengar video klip demo lagu tersebut, dan bermaksud menjadikannya sebagai lagu tema serial drama di Fuji TV. Debut singel Yui, “Feel My Soul” yang dirilis 23 Februari 2006 dijadikan lagu tema serial drama Fukigen na Gene. Serial drama tersebut dihiasi lagu-lagu Yui, seperti “Feel My Soul” dan “It’s Happy Line”. Singel “Feel My Soul” laku di atas 100 ribu keping, namun 3 singel berikutnya, “Tomorrow’s Way”, “Life”, dan “Tokyo” ternyata tidak sesukses “Feel My Soul”. Setelah merilis 4 buah singel, album pertama Yui yang berjudul From Me To You dirilis bulan Februari 2006 dan laku di atas 200 ribu keping.

Sementara itu, Yui memulai karier akting dengan membintangi film berjudul Midnight Sun (Taiyou no Uta). Film tersebut diputar di Festival Film Cannes 2006 dan dirilis di Jepang pada 17 Juni 2006. Singel ke-5, “Good-bye Days” khusus ditulisnya untuk film Midnight Sun. Kepopuleran singel Yui yang sebelumnya kembali terangkat setelah singel ke-6, “I Remember You” diedarkan.

“Rolling Star” adalah singel ke-7 Yui yang dijadikan lagu pembuka seri ke-5 anime Bleach. Singel ke-3, “Life” juga dipakai sebagai lagu penutup seri ke-5 anime yang sama. Selain itu, iklan televisi ponsel KDDI layanan “au Listen Mobile Service” memakai singel ke-8 Yui, “CHE.R.RY” sebagai lagu tema.

Sementara itu, album kedua, Can’t Buy My Love menduduki puncak tangga album Oricon selama 2 minggu berturut-turut, dan laku lebih dari 500.000 keping.

Singel ke-9 berjudul “My Generation/Understand” dirilis 13 Juni 2007, sekaligus merupakan singel pertama Yui yang berbentuk double A-side (dua lagu unggulan di sisi A). My Generation menjadi lagu tema untuk serial drama Seitosho-kun, dan “Understand” menjadi lagu tema film Sidecar ni Inu.

Singel ke-10, “Love & Truth“, dirilis 26 September 2007, merupakan lagu tema dari film yang dibintangi oleh Erika Sawajiri, yang berjudul Closed Note

Single song

• “feel my soul” (23 Februari 2005)
• “Tomorrow’s way” (22 Juni 2005)
• “Life” (9 November 2005)
• “Tokyo” (18 Januari 2006)
• “Good-bye days” (14 Juni 2006)
• “I remember you” (20 September 2006)
• “Rolling star” (17 Januari 2007)
• “CHE.R.RY” (7 Maret 2007)
• “My Generation／Understand” (13 Juni 2007)
• “LOVE & TRUTH” (29 September 2007)
• “Namidairo” (27 Februari 2008)
• “Summer Song” (2 Juli 2008）

Album

• From Me To You (22 Februari 2006)
• Can’t Buy My Love (4 April 2007)
• I Loved Yesterday (9 April 2008)

Referensi

1. ^ ^{a b} Rockin’ On Japan Mei 2007, hlm. 51
2. ^ http://magazine.music.yahoo.co.jp/rep/20060612_001/

Situs resmi

• www.yui-net.com

Situs tidak resmi

• yuicn.ifensi.com
• yuipinoyfans.proboards61.com
• yui-hk.net
• yui-indo.com
• yui-lover.com
• yui-forum.net
• my-yui-fans.5d6d.com
• forum.yui-indo.com
• yui-th.net
• yuifans.com
• www.yui-station.co.nr

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