• Motorcycle, the reason is because it can shorten the time to reach the destination or place, in comparison with other vehicles.
  • Handphone, the reason
     1. Communication tools to stay connected with friends and family
2.  Supporting a business
3.  Modifiers social boundaries
4.  Stress busting tool
  • The money, the reason
 a) As a means of exchange, this function is very important because the exchange without using money very difficult. With the money, the difficulties arising from barter can be overcome. Exchange can be done directly between the cool stuff with money they had.
b) As a means of unit of account, ith the cash money, then the value of an asset can be measured and compared. Value of an asset can be expressed by the price. The use of money as a unit of account will allow the community to determine the value of an item.

I HAVE TO WORK FOR TWO NEEDS :
the firtst i Work to meet  for needs the physical for examples of clothing, food, shelter and pleasure
second,I work for the needs of the soul because If I am able to express themselves according to their talents and skills possessed and serve others as well as possible, I will experience the inner satisfaction.

Baby Boomer Values:Baby Boomers represent the children of our World War II veterans. They did not go through the economic hard times as their parents did. They had the good life and their parents, the Traditionalists, wanted them to have the best and as a result, the "Me" decade arrived.

    • Competition: Boomers value peer competition. 
    • Change: Boomers thrive on possibilities and constant change. 
    • Hard Work: Boomers started the "workaholic" trend. Where Traditionalists see hard work as the right thing to do, Boomers see it as a way to get to the next level of success.
    • Success: Boomers are committed to climbing the ladder of success. 
    • Teamwork: This group embraces a team based approach to business. They do not depend on the command and control style of the Traditionalist. 
    • Anti Rules and Regulations: They were the “Hippies.” They don't need to conform to the rules and they will challenge the system. 
    • Inclusion: This generation will accept people who will perform to their standards. 
    • Fight for a Cause: While they don't seek out problems, if you give them a cause they will fight for it.
Generation Xer Values:Generation Xers are economically conservative.  They remember double-digit inflation and the stress faced by their parents dealing with times on and off unemployment. As a result, they do not rely on institutions for their long-term security like their predecessors did.
    • Entrepreneurship: Xers believe in investing in their own development rather than in their organization's. They are cautious about investing in relationships with employers because experience has shown that these relationships are not reliable. 
    • Loyalty: To an Xer, loyalty may mean two-weeks notice. (If you want loyalty, get a dog, may be their attitude.)
    • Independence: Xers have clear goals and prefer managing their own time and solving their own problems rather by a supervisor. 
    • Information: They want access to information and love plenty of it. 
    • Feedback: This group needs lots of feedback and they use feedback to adapt to new situations. 
    • Quality of Work-life: This generation will work hard, but they would rather find quicker more efficient ways of working so they can have more free time. They will work hard to move up the ladder, to have more personal time for themselves and family. 
    • Communication: Xers like quick “sound bites.” Email is preferred over long meetings and letters.
Generation Y (often called Nexters) Values:Generation Y represents people who grew up during the high-tech revolution. A world with high-tech video games, ATMs and high-speed access is what their generation is used to. Providing frequent and systematic feedback in real time (as it happens) is critical when working with members of this generation. 
    • Positive Reinforcement: This “cyber generation” values positive reinforcement at accelerated rates. 
    • Autonomy: Nexters want more input into how they are doing and want to work with a good deal of independence. 
    • Positive Attitudes: Growing up during peace times, they have a very optimistic outlook on life in general. 
    • Diversity: Through community and media coverage this group has grown up with more diversity than their predecessors.  
    • Money: Generation Y is used to making and spending money. 
    • Technology: Technology is their valued tool for multi-tasking.
    • Action: Generation Y likes action, accepts challenges and looks for the challenge of opportunity.

I agreed because Gen Y happy to avoid a career working for other people and make their own way in the world. Unlike Generation X immediately before them, they love to do direct sales and have a positive view of the franchise. The portrait of the generation group showed that they have an increased sense of entitlement that leads to their desire to balance work / life better, ambition and entrepreneurial activity increased.

ENDING STORY

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 end of story that i want....


shone has a friend named ari. ari is shone's childhood friend and he just transferred to shone and nam's school.
when ari saw nam who had turned to be beautiful. he fell for her. shone found out what his best friend felt.
suddenly. shone was disappeared for years then nam has gae up to get shone's love. the truth is the reason why shone disappeared because he didn't want to hurt ari who loves nam too.
in one bright blue sky morning. ari asked nam to go someplace then ari told everything about his feelings. nam who had surrendered to get shone's at love accepted ari's love.
at the same time. shone came and smiled then he congratulated them he went with broken-hearted feelings.

This movie inspires me......
 
 
This movie gives a message to all of us, that like someone in a positive way can help us do all the impossible becomes possible. As long as it serve as motivation or a reference to be better.
I fell in love with the story. Watching the movie is like riding a train back to memory lane. It made me remember my own craziness in high school. The beauty of first love, friendship and dreams. It was a refreshing movie from what I usually watch here in the Indonesia. I just wish we can do something like this—very light but very meaningful.

REVIEW FILM

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CRAZY LITTLE THINGS CALLED LOVE

 

The first 15 minutes of the movie was the introduction of the characters and the situation the characters were in. The story is centered on an average, plain-looking and dark-skinned girl named Nam (Baifren Pimchanok Luevisadpaibul) who is secretly in love with an older Grade 10 guy named Shone (Mario Maurer). Shone, a new student, a rumoured troublemaker and a photography enthusiast, easily becomes a popular student in school because of his good looks and soccer-playing skills.

The plot was very simple but its simplicity caught my attention. It’s not hard not to see myself in Nam. For once in my life, during high school, I was like her.

The movie was like a real life adaptation of the Ugly Duckling. Nam was well aware that she has slim chances of being noticed by Shone because of her physical looks, but does not give up easily. With the help of her close girl friends, Nam tries everything to make herself more beautiful and outstanding in school, hoping that Shone will like her someday. Nam’s transformation each year was a refreshing scene you’ll look forward to in the movie. In every change in her look, you’ll wonder if by this time Shone will finally see her efforts and hope that he’ll reciprocate her feelings.

Another character that indirectly helped Nam in her transformation from an ugly dark-skinned girl into a glowing lovely growing up lass was her domineering but comical teacher Inn (Sudarat Budtporm). She was one hell of a comedian. I was laughing so hard every time she has a scene from the movie. She’s like Pokwang. Her acting and funny antics were effortless! I can say that she was one of the characters that will sustain your interest in the movie.

Aside from the comical part of the movie, its tear-jerky scenes are really worth your tears. The most painful part for me was when Nam finally had the courage to reveal her true feelings for Shone. However, upon seeing a note in Shone’s shirt that Shone and Pin, a girl from Shone’s class who once defended her from bullies, are in a relationship, she gets heartbroken and weepingly wished Shone and Pin the best. She even fell in the swimming pool!
Mario Maurer‘s acting on the other hand, was very consistent. You wouldn’t notice that he’s hiding something from his cool façade. Midway in the movie, I even thought that Nam should just give it up because I think Shone would never like her. There was no hint whatsoever that he likes Nam too. So the twist in the story was a revelation for me. When the POV shifted to Shone’s, it was unveiled that Shone likes Nam since she was an M.1 student. That was unexpected! Of course, I knew that it would have a happy ending since this is romance but I never thought Shone has feelings for her too even when Nam was still not pretty. Ah… The beauty of first love

- ahh..look that !


- Nam's friends when they are still in M.1 


 - See the changes?
Second, Shone’s appearance after nine years and again Nam’s friends. The dark-skinned Shone doesn’t look nice. I know they want him to look mature so they curled his hair and made him tanner but for me he turned out “baluga”. They could have made him mature in so many other ways. Nam friends had changed but it was too drastic. I know nine years was a long period but the change in them seems too sudden. They tried to show that one of her friends became a pilot or something but it didn’t fit. If they made the changes throughout the movie, then their sudden change at the end wouldn’t be a shock.


Lastly, I was not contented with the ending. Yes, it’s a happy ending but after all they’ve went through, I was like, that was it?! The ending was okay but it was very brief. It left too many questions. It’s as if the director and the writer just wanted to end the movie and raise the curtains so they made them meet on a television show. I was happy that they met again and their feelings were finally revealed and in national television but again it was not enough. There’s the nine years gap of what happened with their lives and the explanation of the black book. Maybe it was probably even better if they included a little teaser at the end showing what happened after their television appearance. Well, at least there’d be a sequel for the movie so might as well stop bitching about the ending now.




 

MY EXPERIENCE DEALING WITH ENGLISH  

My first experience in the English language that is when was in class 4. I followed the English language course. in that course there so many funny things.I am very hard to speak english.at first when i try to talk "color" i was wrong spell it "kolor".all the students and the teacher laughed at me. they said it was kolor is underwear. that things is very embarrassing day for me ever.
    Many things are funny when I first learned English.I can not tell it all. it’s just one example of a funny case.
learn about the obstacles i have understand english language between writting and speaking. i hope to be fluently in english lessons i have gained can be useful in the world of work

MY OBSTACLES AND EXPECTATIONS

MY OBSTACLES 

Obstacles in learning English is not my confidence as the pronunciation of words because some words such as but different pronunciation, grammar elusive in deciphering from Indonesia to English, or vice versa, making sentences and writing, understanding that so many tenses are sometimes confused.


MY EXPECTATIONS

I look forward to speaking fluent English with others, making sentences, writing, interpreting English into Indonesia without the need to constantly look dictionary, and much more my desire.



TALK THE TALK,WALK THE WALK
Talk the talk means that you make verbal claims about your abilities. Walk the walk means that you can actually back up the claims with proof of your abilities.
For example if I say: I'm the best poker player in this room. I am talking the talk. And when I win the casino's poker tournament, I am walking the walk.

THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM
means that there is something big and obvious that people are ignoring.
Example Sentences:
When I had dinner with my parents, the elephant in the room was the fact that I’m 45 years old and still single.
There was an elephant in the room when I spoke with my mother, because she hates my new boyfriend

PASS TO THE MONKEY
pass the responsibility for an issue or problem to someone
example sentence :
Your monkey gets so much bigger than you can’t feed it anymore

ALL HANDS TO THE DECK
everyone is needed to work or help to do something
example sentence :
where 'hands' represent the men attached to them. No one, after all, assumes the captain to mean that they should literally cut their hands off and toss them on deck.

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