Archive for February, 2010
Thursday, February 25th, 2010
this is the super computer of parliaments’ member assistant in indonesia. according to the source, that computer is cost among $1500 to $2000.thats very cool computer for graphic designer but too cool for parliament member, that use it usually for typing and browsing, seem less maximal. well if there is 500 of parliament, i think indonesia can rent it to make avatar sequel movies. take a look :
specification for dell computer, thanks to kaskus.us :
Dell Studio one 19
Intel® Pentium® Dual Core (5200, 5400)
Intel® Core 2 Duo (E7500, 8400)
Intel® Quad Core (Q8200)
Chipset
NVIDIA MCP 7A chipset
Operating System
Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium 64-Bit
Genuine Windows® 7 Professional 64-Bit
Genuine Windows Vista® Home Basic SP1 32-Bit
Memory
2GB Dual-Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 800 MHz – 2 DIMMS
3GB Dual-Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 800MHz – 2 DIMMS
4GB Dual-Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 800MHz – 2 DIMMs
Hard Disk Capacity
320GB1 – 7200RPM, SATA 3.0Gb/s, 16MB Cache
500GB1 – 7200RPM, SATA 3.0Gb/s, 16MB Cache
750GB1 – 7200RPM, SATA 3.0Gb/s, 16MB Cache
Optical Disc Options
Single Drive: 16X CD/DVD burner (DVD+/-RW) w/double layer write capability
Single Drive: Blu-ray Disc Combo (DVD+/-RW + BD-ROM)
Graphics & Video
Integrated graphics with Blu-Ray DiscTM support or Mainstream graphics options from ATI and Nvidia®
Whether you’re gaming, watching DVDs or editing video on your Dell Studio desktop, the quality of the graphics you experience is only as good as your video card. Along with the display, the video card affects the number of colors available, contrast, resolution and overall performance.
Display
18.5″ 16:9 WXSGA, CCFL (1366x 768)
Sound Cards
Audio support
Integrated 2.0 Audio
Speakers
2x4Watt Side Speakers
Communications
Integrated Ethernet (10/100 Base-T) standard
Wireless Keyboard & Mouse
Dell Consumer Multimedia Keyboard
Dell RF Keyboard
Dell USB Mouse
Dell Optical Mouse
Ports
Side Ports
Optical Drive ((DVD+/-RW, Blu-ray DiscTM ))
Headphone port / Line-out connector
Microphone / Line-in connector
USB 2.0(2)
Rear Ports
RJ45 10/100 Network port
2.1 Audio Line-out connector
Wireless Keyboard and Mouse synch button
USB 2.0(4)
7-in-1 Media Card Reader
Secure Digital (SD) Memory Card
Hi-Capacity Secure Digital (SDHC)
Hi-Density Secure Digital (SDHD)
Multi Media Card (MMC)
Memory Stick (MS)
Memory Stick PRO (MS PRO)
xD Picture Card (xD)
Chassis & Case
All-in-One Desktop Computer
Dimensions & Weight
Height: 15.5″ (395mm)
Width: 21.9″ (558mm)
Depth: 3.2″ (82mm)
Weight: about 22.7lbs (10.3 kg)
sources : www.kdri.web.id
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Thursday, February 25th, 2010
iPhone 3GS Unlock Price
iPhone 3GS is available at Telkomsel as authorized dealer in Indonesia and Pre-order of iPhone 3GS has been opened by Telkomsel. However at the biggest cell phone market in Indonesia, Roxymas Jakarta , there are circulating iPhone 3GS Unlock version which is sold in high price.
The price of iPhone 3GS Unlock 16 GB is about $1000 and iPhone 3GS 32 GB is about $1100. While the iPhone 2G and 3G unlock the price are vary iPhone 2G 8 GB unlock about $400. iPhone 2G 16 GB about $500, iPhone 3G 8 GB about $600, iPhone 3G 16 GB about $700.
is the price worth for iphone? poor Indonesian, the indonesian are very consumptive and they are being fooled by capitalism.
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Wednesday, February 24th, 2010
This is a weird story. I have just been asked to write about clothing made out of candies and sweetmeats. At first I thought there might be some hidden meaning to an otherwise no-sense story. Well, apparently it means I just have to write a story on clothing made out ofcandies. Weird, right? Wrong!
Initially, I thought so too. I mean, who would wear dresses made out of candies and chocolates and in turn become a food for all those ants and other food starved insects? Oh! You become a food all right, only not to ants, but to your better half and, in the bedroom. Now, do you get my drift?
There are dresses made out of candies out there, believe it or not. From prom dresses to a display in a museum (when you visit Malaysia, go to the National Museum to feast on this dress), or to even tease your boyfriend, candy dresses are available in varied shapes and sizes. I really think it’s sweet (duh!), sexy and even kinky. With this sweet bikini on, you sure are one heck of an eye candy.
The sweet necklace that used to adorn your neck when you were young has just come back as this kinky g-string. This one-size-fits-all candy bikini is a very sweet addition to your lingerie collection. Just imagine, you are running a little low on energy, literally or figuratively and you know a little chocolate will shoot your energy level, all you have to do is just pick one from you! Gross! Not really! It won’t be so repulsive if the same were nibbled away by your partner, now will it?
I know Valentine’s Day has just passed us by. But that shouldn’t stop you from showing your love to your girl. Bring back the fun and naughtiness into your bedroom with the candy bra and bikini set. Or even better, you could get the ‘do your own candy dress’ kit and have some fun making it with your girl.
There are other ideas to make you a feast for eyes without having to expose yourself so much. Candy clothing or dress made out of candy wrappers for Halloween can be pretty original too. While not exactly a candy, it has enough association with candies to make your dresses mouth wateringly good.
The candy clothing fad is best done with some caution, though. Don’t you go about wearing chocolate dresses to fashionable and high end parties! When it starts getting warm, and your clothing starts melting, you will give a whole new meaning to the concept of “mouth watering” looks. Unless that’s something you are seriously, madly and kinkily interested in, better keep your candy clothing for your bedroom, to be softly nibbled away by a man.
In the end, I leave it to you to decide wherein lies the real fun, eating the chocolates or…
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Wednesday, February 24th, 2010
world had become so shopisticating, grow very fast and swept all the slow, so that the technology, it grow very fast exponentially. but sometimes you can cheat the technology. see the amazing picture below :
trasnparent LCD
transparent apple LCD
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Wednesday, February 24th, 2010
A forwarded email with photos of a new car that seats one person, gets 258 miles to the gallon, runs between 62 and 74 miles per hour and costs only $600 US. It says this car will be the most economical car on sale next year.
The Truth:
The Volkswagen (VW) L1 is a real car, seats 2 and if released would have a price tag $25,900.
Volkswagen has designed and built the L-1 with an eye toward better gas mileage and lower carbon emissions. It has not yet resulted in a production model to be released to the public, but Former VW chairman Dr Ferdinand Piëch actually drove the L1 to the VW shareholders’ meeting in Hamburg from his office in Wolfsburg which lies about 84 miles South of the German port. Piëch recorded 317.4mpg with an average speed of 43.5mph.
The two passenger car is equipped with a carbon fiber body, 299cc single-cylinder diesel engine, anti lock brakes, driver’s airbag and an electronic stability program. The L1′s price tag of $25,900 was much higher than what the German automotive company targeted for consumers.
The UK Telegraph followed the progress of the L1 over the years reported that the project had been scrapped and later restarted. The L1 has design challenges such as the passenger having to sit bobsled style with their legs around the drivers seat as well as excessive noise and vibration adding to passenger discomfort.
Piëch now heads VW’s supervisory board and is still working on fuel efficient vehicles for the German automaker. The L1 appeared to be a stepping stone and a learning tool to design more efficient vehicles. Piëch said, “We will never build a one-litre car, but it could give us the knowledge to build a two-litre car.”
The VW company also introduced a 3 liter vehicle, the Lupo, which seats four and goes about 78 miles to a gallon of fuel.
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Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010
A former dockyard worker, Motoi Yamamoto is now one of Japan’s most talented artists, known all over the world for his intricate artworks, made of salt.
His working with this unusual medium was caused by the death of his younger sister, back in 1994. Mr. Yamamoto says that by working with free-form salt he is able to touch precious memories from the time his sister was alive, something he just can’t do by simply looking at pictures or reading a diary.
Some of his most amazing works are the intricate salt labyrinths. When he’s creating them, Motoi Yamamoto feels like he is following a trace of his memory that he can only reach when the work is completed. He stands in a cross-leg position for hours-on0end carefully laying the lines of salt, until he reaches the essential point in his memories.
Salt plays an important role in many cultures Like Hinduism or Japanese Shinto. Motoi Yamamoto uses salt as a life-giving substance, so after his art installations are no longer exhibited, he insists the salt be thrown back into the ocean so it can continue its path.
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Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010
Green Garden Hotel, one of Bali’s premier budget hotels, offers quality service, great value for money and a prime location. The unique selling point of this hotel is its friendly Balinese hospitality. Green Garden Hotel, among the popular family-run hotels in Bali, couples comfort with affordability, and truly makes a home away from home. The Location of Green Garden Hotel makes it a preferred haven for leisure travellers. The hotel is located right in central Jalan Kartika Plaza, 200 meters away from South Kuta beach. The tranquil ambiance creates a feeling of being far from the hustle & bustle of Kuta. Though Green Garden Hotel is not located bang in the middle of the town, the shopping precincts and restaurants are situated only a stone’s throw away. A short stroll would take you to the renowned Kuta Beach with all its famous beach attractions.
Green Garden Hotel offers 30 well-appointed rooms surrounding its central swimming pool. All the rooms are clean and fitted with all Western facilities. The interior of the rooms is tastefully decorated and a harmonic combination of cream and beige color exudes warmth and sophistication.
The amenities and services of this hotel are arranged to suit tourists’ every need. You can gorge on lip- smacking Indonesian specialties as well as Chinese, Continental and home-style meals in the restaurant. Its bar serves cold beers, great cocktails and fresh fruit juices. In fact, Green Garden Restaurant is probably one of the busiest restaurants along Kartika Plaza street with local home-style meals.
DIRECTIONS TO PROPERTY
Please ensure to submit full flight details at least 48 hours prior to arrival. Drop-off service from hotel to airport is provided on complimentary.
Airport taxis are available in front of arrival gate. It costs only USD 5 for a short 5-minute drive to the hotel. From the Denpasar International Airport, take a left turn to Kartika Plaza street (also known as Dewi Sartika street). Follow the main street for approx 5 km, Green Garden Hotel is located on left hand side of the street, 50 meters after Bali Dynasty Resort.
website : http://www.greenbali.com/
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Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010
When you are discovering a country, you cannot miss its people. It is always a great satisfaction to better understand who they are, what they look like, how they live and behave. These pages are dedicated to the Indonesian people, and particularly the Indonesian girls.
First, I would like to introduce you Anngun, a singer who now lives in Paris, but her voice, her songs is a good introduction to the smooth women of Indonesia. Then you will have the opportunity to discover some Indonesian models who will give you a good overview of Indonesian beauties. The last pages are on Indonesian people in general, men, women, and children.
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Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010
The word “batik” is Indonesian in origin, even if the concept was known by Egyptians and Indians. It is known to be more than a millenium old, and there are evidences that cloth decorated through some form of resist technique was in use in the early centuries AD in several West African, Middle-Eastern and Asian communities.
The word Batik is originally an Idonesian-Malay word and means to dot .This art of textile is spread in the hindu and malay world, but Indonesia is certainly the heart of the Batik.This way of painting and coloring textile has reached its higher degree of excellence in the Island of Java , in cities like Solo, Yogyakarta, Pekalongan or Cirebon. From Java this ‘batik’ cloth was exported to other islands of the archipelago and to the Malay peninsula.
On the 17th century, the Javanese sultanate of Mataram accorded important ceremonial functions to the Batik clothes. Sultan Agung of Mataram is known to have dressed in white cotton decorated with Indigo blue, and his court dancers wore kain kembangan colored with a red organic dye.
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Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010
Although the process of decorating cloth through the process of batik is found in several regions in Africa or India and even in some South East Asian countries, the batik of Indonesia is unique and unequaled. Indonesian Batik is made in several regions, but the center of the art is Central Java, in cities like Yogyakarta, Solo, Cirebon, Pekalongan and Indramayu.
The pride of Indonesians to wear batik till the present day has preserve this art of textile.
The beauty of Batik is a tribute to the patience, creativity of the woman of Java, the main island of Indonesia. Credit should be also given to men who prepare the cloth and handle the dyeing and finishing process.
Batik is generally thought of as the most quintessentially Indonesian textile. Motifs of flowers, twinning plants, leaves buds, flowers, birds, butterflies, fish, insects and geometric forms are rich in symbolic association and variety; there are about three thousand recorded batik patterns.
sources : www.discover-indo.tierranet.com
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