FOREVER
I hope you know that i always try
To be a good girl until my last breath
I can pretend the feeling for you
You make me feel like i’m free again
Let me kiss you
Let me hold you
Every step you take
Every word you say
And every game you play
I’ll be watching you
Cause my love for you
FOREVER
Jumat, 10 Desember 2010
JOB INTERVIEW
Interviewer: Morning, sit down please.
You: Morning, okay thanks.
Interviewer: Now, tell your self,your address and your activity.
You: I’m Dani, i’m 23 years old. I live at Surabaya City. Everyday i school at Surabaya State University.
Interviewer: Then, how do you get the information?
You: I get the informasi from advertisement in a newspaper,
Interviewer: What skill do you have?
You: I can operate the computer well, and i can speaks english fluently.
Interviewer: Can you work in a team?
You: Of course!
Interviewer: Good, so what kind of position do you expect?
You: As Marketing Manager
Interviewer: Why?
You: Because i interested to marketing world.
Interviewer: When you get difficult problem, what do you do?
You: I’ll do the best. Search the best solution. Study hard and will share with my teamwork to resolve that problem
Interviewer: Okey, i think enough this interview.
You: Thank you.nice to meet you
Interviewer: You’re welcome and nice to meet you too.
You: Morning, okay thanks.
Interviewer: Now, tell your self,your address and your activity.
You: I’m Dani, i’m 23 years old. I live at Surabaya City. Everyday i school at Surabaya State University.
Interviewer: Then, how do you get the information?
You: I get the informasi from advertisement in a newspaper,
Interviewer: What skill do you have?
You: I can operate the computer well, and i can speaks english fluently.
Interviewer: Can you work in a team?
You: Of course!
Interviewer: Good, so what kind of position do you expect?
You: As Marketing Manager
Interviewer: Why?
You: Because i interested to marketing world.
Interviewer: When you get difficult problem, what do you do?
You: I’ll do the best. Search the best solution. Study hard and will share with my teamwork to resolve that problem
Interviewer: Okey, i think enough this interview.
You: Thank you.nice to meet you
Interviewer: You’re welcome and nice to meet you too.
Selasa, 09 November 2010
APPLICATION LETTER
May 28, 2007
Mr. Mahdi Syahbudin
Personnel Director
PT. Astra Graphica Art
Jl. Pramuka 54
Jakarta
Dear Mr. Syahbudin:
I am a graduate student in Computer Science at Bina Nusantara University, and I will be awarded an M.S. degree in June 2007. I am currently looking for a position related to Database/Graphics Package Design in the research and development department of a major company.
Before coming to Bina Nusantara University, I designed, supervised, and completed a CAD system. The function covers vector, character and curve generation, windowing, shading, and transformations.
At Bina Nusantara, my research work involves Compilation of Relational Queries into Network DML. To enhance my background, I have taken some courses in computer graphics and database, and I have experience in and an understanding of the design of databases. With this strong background, I certainly believe that I am competent to meet challenging tasks and can make a good contribution to your company.
Enclosed is my resume, which indicates in some detail my training and experience. I sincerely hope that my qualifications are of interest to you and that an interview might be arranged at your convenience.
Thank you for your consideration. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Sincerely yours,
Florentina PutriCurriculum Vitae
Curriculum Vitae
Personal Details
| Full Name Sex Place, Date of Birth Nationality Marital Status Height, Weight Health Religion Address Mobile Phone | : Florentina Putri : Female : Probolinggo, August 5, 1979 : Indonesia : Married : 165 cm, 53 kg : Perfect : Moslem : Perum Bojong Depok Baru 1, Blok ZT No.3, Cibinong 16913 : 0817 9854 203 : 021 - 87903802 : putri.flo@gmail.com |
Educational Background
| 1985 - 1991 1991 - 1994 1994 - 1997 1997 - 2001 | : Gajahmada Elementary School, Probolinggo : Junior High School No.1, Probolinggo : Senior High School No.1, Probolinggo : Accounting Department at the University of Pancasila, Jakarta |
Course & Education
| 1998 - 1999 1999 - 2002 2004 - 2004 | : Computer & Internet Course at Puskom Gilland Ganesha, Jakarta : English Language Course at LBA Gilland Ganesha, Jakarta : Tax Course (Brevet A & B) di FAIUP, Jakarta |
Qualifications
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Working Experience
| Working at PT. Flamboyan Bumi Singo, Cibinong | |
| Period Purpose Position | : August 2001 - November 2010 : Permanently working : Accounting & Taxation staff |
Job's Description :
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Florentina Putri
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Kamis, 26 Agustus 2010
EGRANG IS THE ONE OF TRADITIONAL GAMES
Stilts stilts or poles or sticks are used by someone to stand in a certain distance above the ground. Stilts stilts walking is equipped with a ladder as a place to stand, or straps to be tied to the legs, for the purpose of running for a rise above normal levels. In flood plains or beaches or unstable soil, buildings are often built on stilts to protect in order not to be damaged by water, wave, or shifting soil. Stilts have been made for hundreds of years [1].
There are several types of stilts, namely:
* Stilts grip
* Peg stilts
* Drywall stilts
* Spring stilts
Javanese people familiar with various types of traditional games, which are now no longer found. Various kinds of traditional games such skills make room for the wearer. In other words, the traditional game of Java is not just a passive relationship to place. More than that should be active and creative. Therefore, the traditional game of Java provide a creative stimulus for the relationship.
One type of Javanese traditional game of what is known as the stilts. This game assumes the user / relationship to a higher position. Outside the human height. Materials used as are bamboo stilts, which made meyerupai stairs, but only one staircase. When people wear stilts on one leg raised in steps, or if you borrow the term pustep motorcycles, to then walk. Thus, the user rises above stilts made of bamboo as a kind of toy and then walk away.
Therefore, people who wear stilts to go through the learning process first, because it requires a balance. When the balance is not met someone could fall from the stilts. Anyone can use the stilts, do not have children, people can use it dewasapun.
Can form short stilts, but it can also high. To be sure, when people play stilts, his position became much higher than the actual body. Just like people standing on the stairs, or up on the table.
But the game stilts now no longer easily found. Probably already lost. Or perhaps, the game is no longer relevant stilts of today. In the midst of the children used to the escalators that are available in the mall: stand up the stairs just can not walk alone. Stilts seem to provide "a sense of difficulty" of technological facilities.
Apparently the process of establishing creativity has found a formula that's totally different. Did not begin kesaadaran and initiatives from itself and requires very little encouragement from the outside like stilts. Creativity requires the instrument nowadays is no longer simple and hard to leave the technology.
Therefore, the stilts are past that just to remember and hard to find. Children are no longer "know" what it is and how it shaped stilts. How well do I wear it.
Maybe, come back to introduce the memory of the traditional game of Java, stilts and other traditional game types need to be presented. Not a major to restore "the story of the past." But rather to provide cultural references present in children who are completely familiar with the game technologically.
From stilts, maybe someone can menanapki other Javanese traditional game types that are now just a memory.
There are several types of stilts, namely:
* Stilts grip
* Peg stilts
* Drywall stilts
* Spring stilts
Javanese people familiar with various types of traditional games, which are now no longer found. Various kinds of traditional games such skills make room for the wearer. In other words, the traditional game of Java is not just a passive relationship to place. More than that should be active and creative. Therefore, the traditional game of Java provide a creative stimulus for the relationship.
One type of Javanese traditional game of what is known as the stilts. This game assumes the user / relationship to a higher position. Outside the human height. Materials used as are bamboo stilts, which made meyerupai stairs, but only one staircase. When people wear stilts on one leg raised in steps, or if you borrow the term pustep motorcycles, to then walk. Thus, the user rises above stilts made of bamboo as a kind of toy and then walk away.
Therefore, people who wear stilts to go through the learning process first, because it requires a balance. When the balance is not met someone could fall from the stilts. Anyone can use the stilts, do not have children, people can use it dewasapun.
Can form short stilts, but it can also high. To be sure, when people play stilts, his position became much higher than the actual body. Just like people standing on the stairs, or up on the table.
But the game stilts now no longer easily found. Probably already lost. Or perhaps, the game is no longer relevant stilts of today. In the midst of the children used to the escalators that are available in the mall: stand up the stairs just can not walk alone. Stilts seem to provide "a sense of difficulty" of technological facilities.
Apparently the process of establishing creativity has found a formula that's totally different. Did not begin kesaadaran and initiatives from itself and requires very little encouragement from the outside like stilts. Creativity requires the instrument nowadays is no longer simple and hard to leave the technology.
Therefore, the stilts are past that just to remember and hard to find. Children are no longer "know" what it is and how it shaped stilts. How well do I wear it.
Maybe, come back to introduce the memory of the traditional game of Java, stilts and other traditional game types need to be presented. Not a major to restore "the story of the past." But rather to provide cultural references present in children who are completely familiar with the game technologically.
From stilts, maybe someone can menanapki other Javanese traditional game types that are now just a memory.
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