Kamis, 17 Maret 2011

Lirik Lagu

I HAVE A DREAM

I have a dream

A song to sing

To help me cope with anything

If you see the wonder,

Of a fairy tale

You can take the future even if you fail

I believe in angels,

Something good in everything I see,

I believe in angels,

When I know the time is right for me.

I’ll cross the stream,

I have a dream

I have a dream,

A fantasy,

To help me trought reality,

And my destination makes it worth the while

Pushing throught the darkness

Still another mile

I believe in angels,

Something good in everything I see

I believe in angels,

When I know the time is right for me

I’ill cross the stream – I have a dream

I have a dream,

A song to sing

To help me cope with anything

If you see the wonder,

Of a fairy tale

You can take the future,

Even if you fail

I believe in angels,

Something good in everything I see

I believe in angels,

When I know the time is right for me

I’ll cross the stream

I have a dream

I’ll cross the stream

I have a dream

SAYA MEMPUNYAI MIMPI

Saya mempunyai mimpi

Menyanyikan sebuah lagu

Untuk menolong saya mengatasi segala sesuatu

Jika kamu melihat keajaiban dari suatu cerita yang jujur

Kamu mendapatkan masa depan bahkan ketika kamu gagal

Saya percaya akan malaikat

Segala sesuatu yang baik yang saya lihat

Saya percaya akan malaikat

Ketika saya mengetahui waktu yang tepat buat saya

Saya akan menyeberangi sungai

Saya mempunyai mimpi

Saya mempunyai khayalan

Dalam mengatasi kenyataan hidup

Dan takdir saya membuat semua ini cukup bernilai

Dalam menjalani masa-masa sulit yang masih panjang

Saya percaya akan malaikat

Sesuatu yang baik yang saya lihat

Saya percaya akan malaikat

Ketika saya mengetahui sesuatu yang tepat buat saya

Saya akan menyeberangi sungai

Saya mempunyai mimpi

ARTI DARI LAGU :

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Dalam mengatasi segala sesuatu tentang kesulitan hidup. Seseorang tersebut

begitu optimis bahwa kekuatan kebaikan malaikat akan dapat membawa dia

kearah kebaikan, kesuksesan, dan segalanya.....

Kata Ekonomi

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

RUPIAH SNAPS THREE DAY RALLY ON INFLATION

Indonesia’s rupiah fell, snapping a three day advance, on speculation oil prices around a 29 month high will hurt economic growth and stoke inflation. Bonds declined.

Crude oil in New York has climbed 15.1 percent this year on concern political turmoil in the Middle East and North Africa will escalate, disrupting global supplies. The fuel was trading at US$104,8 as of 4:49 p.m. Jakarta time, after touching $106.95 a barrel this week, the highest level since September 2008.

“Higher energy prices will cause other prices to increase, and this will probably have a negative impact on consumption and growth,” said Mika Martumpal, a senior market analyst at PT. Bank Commonwealth in Jakarta. “It’s something that not just Indonesia has to monitor, but other economies as well”.

The rupiah lost 0.1 percent to 8,788 per dollar as of 4:50 p.m. in Jakarta, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The currency has gained 2.2 percent this year, the best performance among Asia’s 10 most traded currencies.

Meanwhile, the Philippine peso and Malaysia’s ringgit led declines in Asian currencies on speculation unrest in the Middle East and North Africa will push oil prices higher, threatening global economic growth.

“The money market is cautious about talking on risk because higher oil prices from the Middle East tension could affect the region’s economies,” said Akira Banno, a treasury advisor at Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ Bhd. In Kuala Lumpur. “It’s working against risk appetite.”

The peso dropped 0.4 percent to 43.46 per dollar as of the 4 p.m. close in Manila, according to Tullett Prebon Plc. The ringgit fell 0.2 percent to 3.0320, the Singapore dollar declined 0.3 percent to S$1.2676 and China’yuan lost 0.07 percent to 6.5679.

The ringgit weakened for a second day on concern slowing economic growth will make the central bank less likely to raise borrowing costs later this week.

The currency retreated from near a 13 year high before a report this week that economics surveyed by Bloomberg predict will show factory output grew in January at the slowest pace in 14 months, months. Exports rose 3 percent in January from a year earlier, the least in three months, the trade ministry said on March 4. Malaysia’s gross domestic product increased 4,8 percent in the fourth quarter from a year earlier, the slowest growth in a year.

Bank Negara Malaysia will keep its overnight rate at 2.75 percent when it meets on March 11, according to 15 of 19 economists in a Bloomberg survey. Four predicted in increase to 3 percent. Policy makers have not changed the rate since July.

The peso declined for a second day before a report on March 10 that may say growth in exports slowed in January. Overseas sales increased 20.3 percent from a year earlier after having climbed a revised 26.5 percent the previous month, according to a Bloomberg survey of economists.

China’s yuan fell the most in more than a week after Commerce Minister Chen Deming rejected calls for faster appreciation that countries including the US say would help remedy global trade imbalances.

The central bank set the reference rate for yuan trading weaker for the first time in four days. It is “totally unreasonable” to say the yuan is undervalued, and China does not use its exchange rate to gain a competitive advantage, Chen said yesterday at the National People’s Congress.

Elsewhere, Thailand’s baht strengthened 0.2 percent to 30.37, South Korea’s won gained 0.1 percent to 1,117.82,while Taiwan’s dollar was little changed at NT$29.437.

1. Currency = mata uang

2. Speculation = Spekulasi, untung untungan

3. Economic Growth = Pertumbuhan Ekonomi

4. Consumption = Konsumsi

5. Bond = Perjanjian

6. Inflation = Inflasi, turunnya nilai mata uang

7. Trading = diperdagangkan

8. Prices = Harga

9. Market = Pasar

10. Export = Ekpor

11. Gross Domestic Product = Produk Dalam Negeri Kotor (bukan Net)

12. Overseas sales = Penjualan Luar Negeri

13. Commerce Minister = Menteri Perdagangan

14. Competitive Advantage = Keuntungan yang dapat bersaing

15. Global Economic Growth = Pertumbuhan Ekonomi Global

16. Region’s Economies = Ekonomi Negara

17. Factory Output = Produk Industri

18. Global Trade = Perdagangan Global

Senin, 28 Februari 2011

Tugas_Question_Tag

KALIMAT QUESTION TAG

1. The manager is talking to the salesman, isn’t he?

2. His mother is still sick, isn’t she?

3. They never go out on Sunday, do they?

4. Little money was left in the stolen wallet, was it?

5. Their daughter was not fat two years ago, was she?

6. I am sure that they will come there tonight, won’t they?

7. I believe that he won’t be able to finish it in a day, will he?

8. Let’s do this school assignment together, shall we?

9. Everyone is ready for the test now, aren’t they?

10. Your aunt believes that you will win the game, doesn’t she?

Kalimat Aktif dan Pasif

Kalimat Aktif dan Kalimat Pasif

1. (Aktif) Will he bring the dictionary next Monday ?

(Pasif) Will the dictionary be brought by him next Monday ?

2. (Aktif) Can she do the work alone ?

(Pasif) Can the work be done by her alone?

3. (Aktif) Who has broken the glasses?

(Pasif) By whom have the glasses been broken ?

4. (Aktif) She can do the test in an hour

(Pasif) The test can be done by her in an hour

5. (Aktif) He will not buy the hat

(Pasif) The hat will not be bought by him

6. (Aktif) The gardener will cut the big tree tomorrow.

(Pasif) The big tree will be cut by the gardener tomorrow.

7. (Aktif) They cannot finish the work in a week.

(Pasif) The work cannot be finished by them in a week.

8. (Aktif) When will she give the notebook to you ?

(Pasif) When will the notebook be given to you by her?

9. (Aktif) Where will he plant these flowers?

(Pasif) Where will these flowers be planted by him?

10. (Aktif) Who will deliver these packages tomorrow?

(Pasif) By whom will these packages be delivered tomorrow?

Minggu, 27 Februari 2011

Modals

MODALS


1. We will come on time tomorrow

2. He could swim when he was still young

3. She can speak English fluently

4. Will he attend the meeting tomorrow ?

5. He may not be able to finish the work on time

6. She must be sleeping now, the light in his room is off

7. We will not go to the party tonight

8. Will you come to my birthday party next week ?

9. We must submit the task next Tuesday

10. I could not defeat him in the game two years ago.

Simple_PastTense

SIMPLE PAST TENSE

1. Went to the mall after school

2. My brother saw a hear an hour ago

3. Did Mike visit his grandmother last night ?

4. Alex did not work last weekend

5. Were Judy and Liz at last month’s meeting ?

6. We were not happy after the sad ending

7. Did you see Jody’s new dog yesterday?

8. Sorry, I didn’t hear you at the door.

9. Studied English for two years.

10. What did you eat for lunch yesterday?

Selasa, 22 Februari 2011

Present Perfect Tense

PRESENT PERFECT TENSE


1. He lost it and he still hasn’t got it

2. The Police have arrested two men in connection with th robbery

3. I’ve written the letter but I haven’t posted it yet

4. She has been there for five minutes

5. She has studied English for three months

6. His business has survived during the monetary crisis.

7. She has written three new books in the last two years.

8. They have arrived since three hours ago

9. I have worked in the company four years

10. He has had his breakfast this morning.

Kamis, 06 Januari 2011

Kasus PT. Lapindo

Permasalahan PT. Lapindo Brantas



Telah satu bulan lebih sejak terjadinya kebocoran gas di areal eksplorasi gas PT. Lapindo Brantas (Lapindo) di Desa Ronokenongo, Kecamatan Porong, Kabupaten Sidoarjo. Kebocoran gas tersebut berupa semburan asap putih dari rekahan tanah, membumbung tinggi sekitar 10 meter.

Semburan gas tersebut disertai keluarnya cairan lumpur dan meluber ke lahan warga. tak kurang 10 pabrik harus tutup, 90 hektar sawah dan pemukiman penduduk tak bisa digunakan dan ditempati lagi, demikian juga dengan tambak-tambak bandeng, belum lagi jalan tol Surabaya-Gempol yang harus ditutup karena semua tergenang lumpur panas.

Perusahaan terkesan lebih mengutamakan penyelamatan asset-asetnya daripada mengatasi soal lingkungan dan social yang ditimbulkan. Namun Lapindo Brantas akhirnya sepakat untuk membayarkan tuntutan ganti rugi kepada warga korban banjir Lumpur Porong, Sidoarjo. Lapindo akan membayar Rp2,5 juta per meter persegi untuk tanah pekarangan beserta bangunan rumah, dan Rp120.000 per meter persegi untuk sawah yang terendam lumpur.