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Senin, 27 Januari 2014

Never Crossed My Mind! This is Awesome to Myself

by Tanti Ratnakusuma


After too many years searching


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I thought this one was just like the other Scam Making Money Online advertisement.
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The most important thing is ...

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Minggu, 15 Desember 2013

Apakah Pernikahan Sebuah Keharusan?


Is marriage a must?


Siapa ingin menikah? Bukankah pernikahan sudah kuno, cuma untuk generasi orang tua kita? Mengapa Anda ingin menikah? Apakah Anda ingin berganti status sosial menjadi wanita milik seseorang atau Anda sungguh-sungguh jatuh cinta dengan pria tersebut? Bagi kebanyakan pembaca, pertanyaan-pertanyaan ini aneh. Pernikahan adalah sebuah ikatan tradisi antara pria dan wanita, setidaknya begitulah yang seharusnya menjadi tujuan pernikahan. Sekarang ini di seluruh penjuru dunia, pria dapat menikahi pria lain dan wanita juga dapat menikahi wanita lain. Pernikahan kudus tidak lagi menjadi tempat suci bagi pria dan wanita saja. Menjalani pernikahan juga bukan sesuatu yang aman sebab jika kita ketahui tingginya angka perceraian saat ini, kita harus mempertanyakan resiko pernikahan, terutama jika karir kita dipertaruhkan. Tetapi sebuah pernikahan setidaknya akan memberi kekuatan hukum kepada anak-anak, pernikahan memberikan landasan hukum bagi anak-anak untuk bertahan dan memulai kehidupan mereka. Cintalah sekarang yang menjadi masalah, keluarga Anda tidak akan mengurus Anda lagi. Posisi Anda akan berubah, keluarga Anda yang baru akan sepenuhnya bergantung pada Anda. Ketika Anda menikah, akan ada banyak orang yang harus diurus. Ya, semua hal ini akan menimbulkan stress. Tetapi apakah Anda juga mempertimbangkan saat-saat Anda tidur sendirian dan membutuhkan sepasang lengan hangat yang memeluk Anda? Pernikahan sungguh membingungkan, kita semua mempunyai banyak pro dan kontra terhadapnya sehingga tidak pernah ada sebuah solusi yang nyata untuk itu. Menikah adalah mengambil sebuah resiko seperti berjudi dengan taruhan hidup Anda sendiri. Apakah Anda sudah siap untuk langkah ini. Solusi saya untuk masalah ini; jika Anda tidak pernah mencobanya, Anda tidak akan pernah tahu ……….

Arnaud van der Veere

Penulis buku Relationship - Gramata, 2012




Rabu, 20 Februari 2013

Medical Defense +



Working in healthcare used to be a safe and respected profession. Due to many reasons patients have become more emotional toward anybody working in a public service profession. These emotions are no longer only in a verbal way, more and more physical attacks do happen. In some places even on a daily basis.
Being a Medical Professional is no longer safe. To protect yourself it is important to be prepared for an attack, no matter vocal or physical. But you position is different to any other profession. Your duty is to help and assist a patient to get better, to be cured and not to damage them. To defend yourself against the aggression of a patient sets a moral issue.
MD+ is focused on the foundations of your profession.  We do not teach you how to fight but how to defend. Your training is based on the following principles ;
• Observation, interpretation, action
• How to change your working place into a safe place
• Dangers on the working floor
• Defensive measures to take on the working floor
• What to do when physically attacked
• How to behave and protect outside your working area
  How to boost your mental and physical awareness
  How to recover from an attack
The program was introduced in 1991 in the Netherlands. Since that time we have trained and assisted many (medical) professionals on the working floor.
Your safety makes you a reliable and better professional. Be safe, act safe, feel safe !
Duration of training ; 1 days, from 8.30-12.00 and from 13.00 – 17.00
Location ; on the working ground
Cost of training ; depending on the size of the group
Registration                                       8.30 hrs                       Start                9.30 hrs
Lunch                                                 12.00 – 13.00 hrs
Teabreak                                            14.00 – 14.30 hrs        Final                17.00 hrs
Netwerk meeting                               17.15 – 19.00 hrs
WARNING ; as a part of YOUR protection it is prohibit to carry phones, camera or any movie device into the training room(s). All product must be left at the counter or at home. This measure is to protect your own identity and most of all the knowledge we will hand you.  

     
从事医疗行业收入稳定风险系数低这好像已经是很久远的事情了。基于各种原因医患关系越来越敏感而脆弱面对医疗工作者——不管其具体职务是什么患者总容易变得情绪化。并且这些情绪也不再只停留在口头上反而更频繁地诉诸于肢体冲突在某些医院几乎都成了每天的固定节目
既然从事医疗行业的风险渐长那么确保自身安全、做好防御工作——论威胁是来自言语攻击还是肢体冲突就显得尤为必要了。不过,医疗工作毕竟有别于其他行业,你的职责是治愈患者,帮助他们恢复健康,而不是雪上加霜给他们制造二度伤害。因此保护好自己免受患者一方的攻击必须要以你的职业道德与义务为前提。
们应用的这套防御系统将着重立足于你的职业根基引导你援助、保护弱者捍卫不幸者。同时我们也将对你进行培训教会你如何既履行工作职责又能确保自身的安全。
当然,我们并不是要教你怎样与人搏击,这可没包括在我们的训练项目里。我们的培训,绝非让你苦撑几个小时做各种运动最后累得筋疲力尽的体质训练,不,那样做太缺乏实效精神了,再说时间上也不允许。我们的培训将遵循以下原则
            观察演绎实践
            样提高办公环境的安全系数
            工作场所的安全隐患
            工作场所中可采取的安全防御措施
            肢体冲突下的安全防御措施
            工作场所之外的安全防御措施
该项目1991年始于荷兰。至今经由我们培训及协助过的医疗专业人士已达可观的数目。
谁不想高高兴兴上班去平平安安回家来那就赶快加入我们吧
注意事项:鉴于您自身的安全性,请勿将手机、相机或其他录影设备带入培训场地,一切类似物品请务必存放于接待处或家中。这不仅是对我们知识产权的保护更是出于对您人身权益的考虑请见谅。
训时间为期两天上午8:30-12:00下午1:00-5:00
训地点所在单位。
训费用人民币/团体报名享有优惠。
训预订请登陆www.arnaudvanderveere.nl

Program
The main topics of this seminar are ;
The security awareness of you and staff / colleagues
 What is security?
 How do we reach safety?
 Is your clinic safe?
 Safety awareness in the organization
 Your safety in relation to the community / environment
 Safety awareness of your private life situation ?
 Your family and your job, the order of safety procedure
 Secure your transportation (home to work and vice versa)
 Disclosure of your information, how safe are you?
Safety as daily practice
 What can and should you physically tolerate of a visitor (whatever purpose and origin is)
 How important is cultural differences and how to deal with it
 Showing borders, marking clear borders, how to do this
 What should you physically tolerate of a customer / visitor
 Defense or attack ? What is the best strategy
Prevention is always better
 Body Language, a part of your weapons (practical training)
 How to make security practical and useful ?
o Audiovisual aids
o Sound
o Deterrents
Resistance
 Mental resilience
 Physical resilience
 Aspects of Violence
 Recovery after an attack, your flexibility and resilience
In the future
 The medical world continues to change. Violence becomes a stronger part and everyone is  confronted with it. The causes are obvious, the changes and effects are yet to mark. The impact of all these chances are still a question to all of us. We better prepare well !

Who is Arnaud van der Veere ?
Arnaud is born in the Netherlands in 1960. His school and study career was a combination of top-sport and hard work. While studying he travelled the world since 1975. While still in high school he became a professional Muay Thai fighter who got money for his competition. With the money earned he paid his University.
In 1979 he was requested to assist the Dutch Government with special problem youth groups. He opened a special gym and instructed these groups in Martial Arts to discipline them and help them to find a better place in society. This work did continue till 2009 and involved groups like addicts, juveniles, criminals and people with disabilities. A large variety of target groups. Arnaud opened a successful gym in 1979 which he sold in 1991.
From the ‘80’s Arnaud did work as consultant / trainer / lecturer for many different companies such as Shell, Heineken, CBI,  University Leiden, University Amsterdam all different Ministries in fields as Acculturation, Practical fight & defense, preventive healthcare, tourism and age control. He participated on many (international) fairs and official visits as entrepreneur and otherwise.
Besides this Arnaud van der Veere is an international recognized writer with publications in China, Germany, USA, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Netherlands and many other countries. His topics vary from (para) medical to sport, philosophy and healthcare. In the vision of the ancient mandarin he combines ; : Martial Arts with poetry, strategy and physical fitness”.
The experience of Arnaud van der Veere in the combination of healthcare, fighting arts, science and art is unique. His ability as public speaker is considered of high standard and entertaining. A new personal website is ; www.arnaudvanderveere.nl .

Minggu, 13 Januari 2013

New Year

by Tanti Ratnakusuma



Fireworks start to explode
Red green orange purple episode
Millions of dollar burn away
Another year went by

People follow the parade
Hear everywhere sound of the trumpet
Many hearts full of glory
Let’s face new year peacefully


31 December 2012




Check out this book : 123 Numerology

Rabu, 18 Januari 2012

How to Get Free Traffic to Your Blog

We built a blog to make money online. We put advertisements, dozen of them. We made it as good as possible, pretty colours, attractive fonts, nice pictures, many things ... just to be sparkling enough to get attention.

But nobody comes ... so we become bored, lost interest, gave up and started a new blog. Then on and on, we jumped from blog to blog. So what to do?

There are a few websites that give you free traffic. Well ... not absolutely free, because they want us to surf their webs in return. It is called Traffic-Exchange. We surf their webs and they send traffic to our blog.

Want to try them? Here they are:


1.    http://www.iTrafficX.com

2.    http://www.TrafficAdBar.com

3.    http://www.EasyHits4U.com

4.    http://www.TezakTrafficPower.com

Good luck with your blog!


You can smile now with thousands of traffic added up to your blog.

Jumat, 13 Januari 2012

Five Tips to Work from Home Succesfully

To get your work done, you need to budget your time and space, create a proffesional environment within your home and stick to your routine productive way.
The tips are:
  1. Mark your territory.
You must find a place in your home that you can set out as your work place.
Make it your own environment and keep it clean and organized.
  1. Set your boundaries.
Tell your friends and family to avoid disturbing you so you can stay productive.
  1. Be routine.
Divide your time as productive as possible to make you focus and still set up interval to relax.
  1. Solid schedule for everyday.
Write in advance all the appointments and events for all business and family so there would be no gaps in your diary.
  1. Set up a break for yourself.
You need to get out to the real world, meet people and see the trees so you would refreshed and ready to work again.

Minggu, 04 Desember 2011

Can I Really Make Money Freelance Writing?

By Allena Tapia, About.com Guide

Question: Can I Really Make Money Freelance Writing?
When breaking into the freelance writing field, the first question on most writers' minds is: Can I Really Make Money Freelance Writing?
Answer:
YES! It is possible to earn a decent amount of money from freelance writing. Some may even make a full time income as a writer. This assertion is based on several different aspects of research and/or experience:

Bid Sites. If you've ever visited bid sites, which are sites where people go to hire all kinds of contractors (writers, designers, programmers, virtual assistants, etc), you know that some of these sites list each individual provider's money earned via the site.
After a writer (for example) wins a project, and completes it, the buyer pays the writer. Sometimes the buyer pays the writer through the bid site's secure system. If this happens, the bid site adds that payment to the writers "earned total," and displays it for all the world to see.
A recent perusal of Elance.com showed the day's top article writer had made about $16,000 via Elance in the past 6 months.
Want to get on the bidsite bandwagon? It's really simple to get started.

Word of Mouth. Luckily, the internet offers quite a community of writers to partner and commiserate with, in the form of both blogs and forums. For example, I found this blogger who makes over $5,000 a month in freelance writing and blogging monies. Now, I cannot discern from his blog how long he's been at this, or how many hours per week he works, but I do know that the stats are out there.

Informal Community Polling. I recently polled a community of writers that I belong to about their income. I asked them to anonymously reveal how much money they brought in per month.
Of this small, obviously non-scientific sampling, 44% averaged under $1000/month, 27% brought in between $1000 and $2000 per month, and 28% brought in over $2000 per month. Keep in mind that less than half of these respondents worked 8 hours/day on average, and less than half had more than one year of experience.

Bottom line: you can earn money, and it can be a decent living wage for you. However, like any career, you need to be willing to put in the time, commitment and years of service to develop your craft, hone your skills, sell your work, and make valuable contacts.

Selasa, 22 November 2011

Suze Orman: Top Money Mistakes Women Make


By Stephanie O'Neill, Special to Lifescript
Published October 16, 2011

Suze Orman, author of Women & Money

In this shaky economy – with foreclosures, layoffs and the Dow diving daily – it’s more important than ever to take control of your money. Easier said than done? We talked to personal finance wizard Suze Orman about which 10 money mistakes we’re making and how to start reversing them today for a more secure future. Plus, learn how well you manage your finances with our quiz...

Women all want financial security, but figuring out a 401(k) from a 529 B plan puts most of us to sleep. So we leave money management to our husbands, boyfriends or fathers.

Bad idea, says money management guru Suze Orman, author of The Money Class: Learn to Create Your American Dream and Suze Orman's Action Plan: New Rules for New Times (both Spiegel & Grau).

Take care of yourself financially, she says. It’s essential to your future and your ability to care for those you love.

Most women feel insecure about their finances, whether they’re moms in charge of a household or Fortune 500 execs running a company. Why? Because women have been taught to not manage their money, Orman says.

Orman’s books offer current information on the new legislation and FICO practices, as well as tips to getting out of credit card debt, rebuilding your retirement plan and living within your means.

Here are Orman's top 10 most common mistakes women are making:

1. You fail to go with your gut.
 

This is the mother of all money mistakes. The need to nurture and protect others overrides your desire to protect yourself, so you make important money decisions to spare their feelings.
 “Someone will come to you and say, ‘I need to borrow $5,000.’ You'll think, ‘I won’t lend the money or co-sign,’ and yet you say ‘OK,’” Orman says.

Too often, the borrower will default, and you lose money or points on your credit score.

2. You save for your child’s college before your retirement.
 

“Mothers come up to me constantly and say, ‘Suze, where is the best place I can save for my child’s college education?’” They need to first consider their retirement, Orman says.

If you don’t earn enough to stash money in both accounts, retirement comes first.

Why?

So you won’t become a burden on your kids later in life. As Orman points out, plenty of college loans are available, but there are none for retirement.

3. Your children are beneficiaries on your life insurance policy, even though they’re minors.
 

Life insurance companies normally won’t pay out to children under age 18, Orman says.

So if you die, the $500,000 policy that you left to your 3-year-old “goes into a blocked account in the bank, where the kid can’t get at it,” she says.
Instead, create a trust account and name it the policy’s beneficiary. Inside the trust, you can specify to whom, how and when the money should be distributed.

4. You believe a will is enough.
 

It’s not. A will is simply a document that states how your assets will be distributed after you die.

Instead, you need a living revocable trust with an incapacity clause.

Why?

“Imagine you’re in an accident or you have a stroke. You’re totally incapacitated. Who is going to pay your bills? Write your checks for you?” Orman asks.

Even if you’re married and plan to stay that way, you’ll probably outlive your husband. A trust with an incapacity clause allows you to choose the best person to look out for you and your interests.

(For more information, go to SuzeOrman.com and click on the will and trust kit link.)

5. You buy the wrong kind of life insurance.
 

"Women tend to have whole life universal or variable life insurance," Orman says.
Such policies offer the death benefit and built-in savings. You can get back at least some, if not all, of the premium by cashing it out while you're alive or by borrowing against it.

Still, she says, you can do better. If you want to pass money to your kids and provide them some sort of savings, create your own investment fund.

"The only type (of insurance) you should ever have...is a term life insurance policy," Orman says. Term policies offer only death benefits, and they pay your beneficiary after you die.

How long a term should you buy? Typically, you'll want coverage until your youngest child is 23 years old.

6. You fail to keep the beneficiaries on your or your husband’s accounts up to date.
 

his simple oversight can lead to financial tragedy.

Review your retirement account, your IRAs, your pension, your life insurance – and your husband’s – especially if this is the second marriage for either of you.

If you don’t?

“He dies, you think you’re going to benefit, and it all goes to the ex-wife,” Orman says.

7. You leave the family finances to your husband.
 

Don’t blindly believe in your husband’s good intentions and financial prowess. Immerse yourself in the family finances. If he’s been in charge until now, you may find he’s doing a great job – or not.

When he dies or your marriage dissolves, you don’t want to find out that you should've worried, says Orman.

8. You believe a prenuptial agreement protects only him.
 

A properly executed prenuptial agreement will protect you both if your marriage happens to become the nearly one out of two (or two out of three in the case of second marriages) that fails.

The best time to plan for the undesirable? When romance is in full bloom.

9. You discount yourself.
 

Maybe you run your own business and fail to raise your rates even though your expenses are rising. Perhaps you accept a small raise, despite the company’s growth and your contribution to it. Or you might allow clients to pay discounted rates for your services.

If you do any of these, you’re putting yourself on sale – cheap.

Instead, value yourself properly, Orman says, and those around you will pay you accordingly.

10. You can’t say no.
 
You work, you take care of your family and yet you volunteer whenever you’re asked.

Today, with women making up half the workforce, your time isn’t as abundant as your mother’s was. Volunteering is admirable, but don’t overdo it.

Jumat, 11 November 2011

Sites that Pay You to Write



Even if you are not a professional writer, you can still make money from your writing. As long as you know where to look, you can find opportunities to earn money. I have listed some methods and links to get you started.
Get paid to write blog posts or articles
You can write exclusive articles, submit them at these sites and get paid for each one.
  • Families.com – Pays $4 per blog post and you also get 5% of the revenue your blog makes.
  • Constant-content – Get paid for each of your articles that gets sold and you can also earn 5% commission on sales made by people you refer to the site.
  • Oboulo Get paid $10/essay or presentation that gets accepted onto the site.
  • Daily Article Sell unique articles at a price you specify. You are paid when someone purchases it.
Get paid by performance of your article – Revenue Sharing
Submit your articles to these sites and you will get a cut of the revenue your article generates on their site.
  • Bukisa – Share your knowledge and get paid
  • Triond – Publish writing, poetry, video, content, music and get paid
  • Associated Content
  • Ehow.com – Write instructions on any topic and get paid depending on how popular your article is.
  • HubPages
  • Squidoo
  • Suite 101
  • Xomba – You will have to sign up for adsense in order to earn revenue here.
  • Thisisby – You can even earn money by commenting. No longer around
  • Pakt – Write tutorials on any topic.
Bid on freelance writing jobs
This may sound intimidating for the average person but there are many freelance jobs that are not looking for top of the line professional writing skills but rather someone who can produce a set of keyword rich articles fast and inexpensively.
Some freelance sites are:
Sponsored posts on your own blog
You can join the below sites and find opportunities to post about a product or service on your blog and get paid for it. Some people feel this drags the quality of your blog down and I tend to agree but nonetheless there is money to be made here.
  • Pay Per Post Get paid between $5 and $20 per sponsored post, depending largely on your Google PR rank and which country you are blogging from. Maximum 3 posts per day and it’s getting very hard to find available posting opportunities, they get snapped up immediately.
  • Sponsoredreviews – Prompt paying, great company. Advertisers are a bit more selective and pay attention to your site stats.
  • Get Reviewed – I didn’t find as many posting opportunities here but every now and then something does come along.
Got a job as a blogger/writer