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Inter Milan vs Genoa, What a Dramatic Games

Tuesday 3 April 2012 | post a comment

There were nine goals in total, four done in penalties. There’s a hat-trick by Diego Millito and two red cards. This dramatic games happen when Inter changing their head coach from Claudio Ranieri to Andrea Stramaccioni.

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In first quarter, the home side team (Inter) leading the game by three goal at the San Siro through two goals from Diego Milito and one from Walter Samuel. Emiliano Moretti cut the goal gap to Genoa by one goal before the end of first half.

In the second half, Rodrigo Palacio make the game look tight by his goal. Mauro Zarate restored Inter’s cushion, but Alberto Gilardino convert Genoa’s second penalty following Julio Cesar’s red card.

With only ten players, there was still time for Milito to complete his treble goal before Gilardino tucked away the fourth penalty of the afternoon in the last minute of second half. Score 5 – 4 to Inter Milan.

Rage Against the Machine Wake Up Subtitle

Sunday 1 April 2012 | post a comment

Theres a website, which able to provide a way to translate any streaming videos. As an example, this site can translate a Youtube’s videos. Copy the video’s url link, paste in the website. The website has a tools to translate it in fun way. As an example, you can see the translation in action in Khan Academy site’s (www.khanacademy.org).

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In the left bottom of videos, you can see the title “Universal Subtitles”. Yep, the site which provide the tools to translate it is Universal Subtitles (www.universalsubtitles.org). It’s kinda community project, such Wikipedia. Every people can contribute to make a translation and give some correction.

This is my sample work. I translate a video from Youtube, a song video performing Rage Aganst the Machine singing Wake Up. Because I don’t upload the video by my self, there’s a possibilty that the uploader remove it. But until now, the video still available and you can see the subtitle bellow the video.

Water in Jakarta, Indonesia, The Most Expensive Water on Southeast Asia

Monday 27 February 2012 | Comments (3)

Someone post this news in Yahoo Indonesia and other mainstream news portal using Indonesian Language. I’m re-posting this news in English, for more wide spreading the danger of capitalism in vital sector Industry. I think the country failed establishing people’s rights.

Many people in Jakarta complaining about the water service in jakarta. Starting from the price, bad service, and the contract between country water company (PAM) and it’s private partner company, Palyja and Aetra. The contract it self was started in 1997.

Until end of 2010, PAM should bear the loss Rp 610 miliar and debt Rp 530 miliar. The company it self gain minus equity about Rp 985,72 miliar. The PAM continues to lose money, they were unable to get some profit because according to contract, the privat company partner ask for increase profit for each six month. Instead gain some profit, PAM should give it’s profit to it’s Partners.

Because of this contract, Palyja and Aetra (the private company partner) always gain profit. Until June 2011, Palyja gain net profit about Rp 119,48 miliar. Palyja also has retained earnings amounting to Rp 898.12 miliar. Total income is almost half of Palyja’s assets, Rp1,82 triliun.

The Aetra it self has good performance. First 3 months in 2011 (first quarterly), this company gain net profit Rp 27,90 miliar. This profit increase according in same periode last year which about Rp 16,43 miliar. This year Aetra also have paid the investors dividend about Rp 200 miliar.

since the beginning of this contract is detrimental to the company. And if the contract isn’t change, PAM condition will getting worst and will assume debt about Rp 18,2 triliun in end of contract periode (year 2022). The company must take back and regain profit, and it start with stopping the contract with those capitalism company.

Kemane Aje Lu?

Thursday 25 August 2011 | Comments (3)

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I’m still fully laugh of loud reading this news article. The increasing number of PNS (country labour) at election season isn’t surprising at all. Many of the employee is unprofessional and untrained. Not only the number increased, the budget for kind of “tunjangan” for those PNS also increased. No wonder after the election period end, many PNS receive pay cuts for their salary.

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Here another laugh of loud news article. Yes it is still not surprising at all. We know how SBY and Budiono style running these country. They claim to do economy for the poor, but in fact they were neoliberal activist. The neolib economic style is a request from uncle SAM. The involvement of America in this country show us one thing, we (Indonesia) are not sovereign at all.

Both of those news article can be more read here:

Last word for this,
“kemane aje lu??”

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PSSI, Why Pick Palestine as Sparring Partner It’s Not Important

Monday 22 August 2011 | Comments (2)

bambangI know many people doubt about PSSI (Indonesian footbal federation) option. Palestine country itself are in ruin because of war. Picking Palestine as sparring partner in football game isn’t right decision. PSSI argue that the national team can learn the Arabian style in playing football in match against Palestine.

And that’s right. Indonesia won by outstanding score against Palestine by 4-1. Many people predict Indonesia are gonna win the match by “big” score (although Palestine make a first goal in minute 48).

Well I prefers to choose to see it in another perspective. Pick Palestine as sparring partner it’s not important. This is not about the game, but how Indonesia sees Palestine as a sovereign state.

Yes Palestine condition as a state in world eyes was terrible. I would not start a debate about this, let the map speak.

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Yes it is only a friendly match and only a football game, but Palestine need it. They need recognition and through this unofficial friendly match, we give it. Palestine still exist and they will not go down.