Indra Kurniawan: May 2008

With this game China get the Uber Cup for the 11th. President of Republic Indonesia is present in this Final game to support the player. Indonesia have mission to re take the Uber Cup. In celebrating the 100 years of national awakening many Indonesian people think that Indonesian player will give the best performe. Check out this blog to know the result.

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Final Uber Cup 2008 (3rd Match)

Indonesia-China 0-3
Single Game

1st Set 12-21
2nd Set Not yet

President of Republic Indonesia is present in this Final game to support the player. Indonesia have mission to re take the Uber Cup. In celebrating the 100 years of national awakening many Indonesian people think that Indonesian player will give the best performe. Check out this blog to know the result.

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Final Uber Cup 2008 (2nd Match)

Indonesia-China 0-2
Double Game

1st Set 15-21
2nd Set 21-19
3rd Set 16-21

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Final Uber Cup 2008 (2nd Match)

Indonesia-China 0-1
Double Game

1st Set 15-21
2nd Set 21-19

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Final Uber Cup 2008 (2nd Match)

Indonesia-China 0-1
Double Game

1st Set 15-21
2nd Set

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Final Uber Cup 2008 (1st Match)

Indonesia-China 0-1
1st Set 8-21
2nd Set 15-21

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Final Uber Cup 2008 (1st Match)

Indonesia-China 0-0
1st Set 8-21

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President RI Come in to Uber Cup Final

President Of Republic Indonesia Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono ascertained will cd attend in Final Match, between Indonesia and China. President will follow to breathe life into Indonesian player to contest in this opportunity. Indonesia have mission to re take The Uber Cup which get out of Indonesia since ten years ago. As one of the way to celebrating 100 years of national awakening.

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Report About Uber Cup 2008

Stay at this blog to know what the result of that championships. Tonight will be held Final Match between Indonesia and China.

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The Top 10 Social Networking Annoyances

The same question people used to ask about PCs can be asked of social networks: Were our lives easier or harder, better or worse, simpler or more complex, before they came around? The answer is yes. For some folks, social networking sites such as Facebook and MySpace seem nearly as indispensable as e-mail, but creating and maintaining these virtual circles of friends turns out to be quite a bit of work, often necessarily so. Here are the ten things that bug me most about today's social networking services.
10. MySpace Kitsch
MySpace; click to view full-size image.

Unlike Facebook, which adheres to a relatively rigid blue-on-white, three-column design, MySpace lets you decorate your page with background images, themes, and unconventional layouts. That flexibility provides just enough rope for many MySpacers, and the results range from ugly to completely unreadable. Some MySpace pages are so poorly designed that they can crash the hardiest browser--and this alone has caused many social networkers to flee the aesthetic chaos of MySpace for the relative calm of Facebook. Thankfully, some enterprising script authors have come up with scripts that tone down the MySpace bling and clutter: One of my favorite MySpace scripts puts a button on the screen that turns custom page styles on and off with a single click.
9. The Worms Crawl In
Orkut; click to view full-size image.

One of the benefits of social networking is that your communications with fellow networkers bypass your normal e-mail inbox, providing a measure of safety against viruses, worms, and other malware--or so everyone thought. In 2006, however, Google's Orkut service (which is hugely popular in Brazil) was hit by the MW.Orc worm, which masquerades as an image file in a user's scrapbook and propagates to the profiles of other users, stealing personal data along the way. Despite attempts to block such infections, a new family of worms written in JavaScript attacked the service in late 2007, and the problems continue today. Of course, the issue isn't confined to Orkut; we've heard numerous stories of social networkers catching bugs from social networking sites outside Brazil too.
8. LinkedIn Is UpTight
LinkedIn; click to view full-size image.

Almost anything goes on MySpace, but not so on LinkedIn, where the strictly-business motif discourages personal expression outside of a photo (a fairly recent innovation), a status line, and standard résumé entries. Sure, the whole point of LinkedIn is to put your most professional foot forward, but really, LinkedIn, couldn't we loosen the necktie just a little? LinkedIn may never support psychedelic backdrops or party photos, but it could do a lot more to help you project something more than an utterly antiseptic persona.
7. Mobile Social Networking Still Kinda Weak
Facebook; click to view full-size image.

Imagine receiving real-time, location-based status messages from your friends as they make the rounds of the local bars and restaurants. Although Facebook, MySpace, and other services are gradually adding mobile-phone features, that kind of mobile social networking is still just a dream for a number of reasons. First, to be successful, it has to work across multiple wireless carriers and social networks--no easy feat. Second, services such as Dodgeball require you to actively post location updates before your friends can find you. Until GPS-equipped phones can update networks with location information automatically, it's still easier just to call.
6. Ning: Too Much Porn
Ning; click to view full-size image.

Ning, which lets you set up your own custom social network, has attracted attention for its ability to create communities that are more functional than those created through competing services from Google and Yahoo. Nonprofits, support groups, and hobbyists have found their homes on Ning. But, as with many new neighborhoods on the Web, the seedier side of the culture is often the first to move in. As on Second Life, pornography reportedly comprises a significant percentage of the communities Ning hosts. Flickr faces a similar issue, but it shields unsuspecting visitors from seeing adult content through default filters (that is, you must actively opt out of the filter). Ning offers no such setting, which makes the site tough to recommend to schools and families.
5. Do I Know You?
Unfamiliar friends; click to view full-size image.

Facebook started out as a way for college students to put faces to names: "Hi, I think we took Poly Sci together last semester, and you're friends with my friend Brittany. Would you be my Facebook friend?" Now that Facebook is a global phenomenon, exchanges can go more like this: "I don't know you, and we have no friends in common. I live in Colorado, you live somewhere far away. And yet you'd like to be my friend and show me your baby pictures. And you want to see mine. Hmmm, let me think about that ... request denied." Not only is it okay to ignore friend requests from people you don't know, your privacy may depend on it.
4. Thanks for the Add! Here's Some Spam
Profile privacy; click to view full-size image.

Slightly more annoying than random friend requests from total strangers is the increasing presence at social networking sites of good old-fashioned spam--you know, the kind where somebody is actually trying to sell you something. On Facebook, MySpace, and many other sites, you can expect to receive all kinds of unsolicited commercial and noncommercial requests, promos, and e-mail messages in your inbox. All manner of enterprises, from fledgling rock bands to escort services to professional headhunters, are trying to use these newfangled social network things to drum up business, and that means spam.
3. Breaking Up Is Hard to Do (Too Hard)
Closing accounts; click to view full-size image.

Late last year I realized that I'd read one too many inspirational peace, true love, and happiness-through-vegetarianism bulletin posts from some random friend on MySpace, and I decided that I'd had enough. I decided to cancel my account. I wanted to disappear from the scene--to commit "MySpace Suicide." But I quickly found out that it wasn't as easy as clicking a Delete Account button. Perhaps to protect accounts from unauthorized deletion, some services require you to send a formal cancellation request--LinkedIn requires you to contact customer service, for example. MySpace does let you delete your own account, but only if you still have access to the e-mail account you used to set it up. Unlucky for me, I had changed ISPs during my two years of MySpace membership, and I no longer had my old e-mail address. So began a four-week account-cancellation process, culminating in my actually having to e-mail MySpace a picture of me holding a piece of paper with my MySpace user name scrawled on it. I might have been better off just leaving the account active and deleting all the data and content it held.
2. Zombies, Pirates, and Other Pointless Facebook Applications
Facebook applications; click to view full-size image.

Facebook applications allow my friends to share their movie tastes, opinions, news picks, and other items with me, but accepting these tidbits requires me to install each corresponding app in my own profile (at which point it has access to my personal information). One app informs me that a friend has just urinated on me, poked me, or vampire-bit me. An alarming number of my female friends want me to know them by their stripper names. Why my friends devote so much time to these curious little apps I haven't figured out, but I know that cumulatively they've begun to demand way too much of my time.
Blocking Facebook apps; click to view full-size image.

To make matters worse, Facebook applications promote themselves, too, trying to get in touch, and even peppering me with spam. If you're encountering the same thing, you can fight back. To make silly apps go away, open the application invitation and click on the Block [application name] link in the bottom-right part of the window. Or, you can banish all applications from your Facebook experience by installing the Facebook custom app hider Greasemonkey script.
1. Multiple Social Network Syndrome (MSNS)

With the advent of social networking, my e-mail traffic has gotten worse, not better. Here's an e-mail telling me that my brother has sent an e-mail within Facebook. Another message informs me that Susie has updated her profile at Friendster. Another announces that Bob over at FriendNet has just brushed his teeth. Another proclaims that Dave has written the latest installment of his ingenious blog at MySpace. Somebody at Facebook has just poked me. Someone else has bought some new bling. And on and on and on. To reply or act on any of these events, I'll have to bring up one of the 12 social networks I've been sucked into joining, log in, and then view the ads there. All of that, of course, necessitates a lot of extra clicks and keystrokes, and after a while, I find that I don't really like my friends anymore.

The major social networking sites are very aware of such frustrations, and are taking steps to increase their ability to interact with one another. MySpace recently announced that it will let its users push their bio information out to other sites such as eBay, Photobucket, Twitter, and Yahoo. Not to be outdone, Facebook has announced its own plans to do the same thing with partner sites.

That's all good, but I'm not holding my breath for the day when I can share data and content directly between my MySpace account and my Facebook account. Still, it's a positive sign that the big players are acknowledging that social networking is about bringing folks together online, not confining them inside large walled gardens.

Image Posting

Tes image posting.

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Friday, May 16, 2008

Semi Final Thomas Cup 2008 (3rd Match)

Indonesia-South Korea 0-3

Single Game
1st Set 13-21
2nd Set 14-21

Recent match result, China qualified to play in final match that will be held at Sunday, 18th May 2008. This match will determine who will the opponent for China in final, and the result Korea qualified to play in the Final Match. The final game is between South Korea and China. Tomorrow will be held Final Match for the Uber Cup 2008. Check out this blog to know the result.

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Semi Final Thomas Cup 2008 (3rd Match)

Indonesia-South Korea 0-2

Single Game
1st Set 13-21

Recent match result, China qualified to play in final match that will be held at Sunday, 18th May 2008. This match will determine who will the opponent for China in final. Tomorrow will be held Final Match for the Uber Cup 2008. Check out this blog to know the result.

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Semi Final Thomas Cup 2008 (2nd Match)

Indonesia-South Korea 0-2

Double Game
1st Set 19-21
2nd Set 21-18
3rd Set 10-21

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Disappointing Performe

I'm very disappointing with the performe of Indonesian Thomas Cup Team. Althoug they have a good spirit but i don't think that enough for Indonesian Team to defeat the Korean Team. I think, technicallly Korean is good enough. That determined by Indonesia can't defeat Korean. The last result Indonesia lost by 2 point, and this is the last match that very determine. I hope Indonesian team can wake up to effect the Korean.

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Semi Final Thomas Cup 2008 (2nd Match)

Indonesia-South Korea 0-1

Double Game
1st Set 19-21
2nd Set 21-18

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Semi Final Thomas Cup 2008 (2nd Match)

Indonesia-South Korea 0-1

Double Game
1st Set 19-21

Recent match result, China qualified to play in final match that will be held at Sunday, 18th May 2008. This match will determine who will the opponent for China in final. Tomorrow will be held Final Match for the Uber Cup 2008. Check out this blog to know the result.

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Final Match Uber Cup 2008

Final match Uber Cup 2008 will be held at Saturday, 17th May 2008, located in Istora Senayan, Jakarta, Indonesia. Indonesian Uber Cup team is qualified to play in this final match, with goal for getting the Uber Cup 2008 as the winner, for celebrating 100 years of national awakening.

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Semi Final Thomas Cup 2008 (1st Match)

Indonesia-South Korea 0-1

Single Match
1st Set 12-21
2nd Set 21-12
3rd Set 18-21

Recent match result, China qualified to play in final match that will be held at Sunday, 18th May 2008. This match will determine who will the opponent for China in final. Tomorrow will be held Final Match for the Uber Cup 2008. Check out this blog to know the result.

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Semi Final Thomas Cup 2008 (1st Match)

Indonesia-South Korea 0-0

Single Match
1st Set 12-21
2nd Set 21-12

Recent match result, China qualified to play in final match that will be held at Sunday, 18th May 2008. This match will determine who will the opponent for China in final. Tomorrow will be held Final Match for the Uber Cup 2008. Check out this blog to know the result.

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Semi Final Thomas Cup 2008 (1st Match)

Indonesia-South Korea 0-0

Single Match
1st Set 12-21

Recent match result, China qualified to play in final match that will be held at Sunday, 18th May 2008. This match will determine who will the opponent for China in final. Tomorrow will be held Final Match for the Uber Cup 2008. Check out this blog to know the result.

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Semi Final Thomas Cup 2008 (5th Match)

China-Malaysia 3-2

Single Match
1st Set 21-12
2nd Set 21-16

With this result China qualified to play in final match that will be held at Sunday, 18th May 2008. At 18.00 will he held semi final match between Indonesia and South Korea. Check out this blog to know the result.

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Semi Final Thomas Cup 2008 (5th Match)

China-Malaysia 2-2

Single Match
1st Set 21-12

At 18.00 will he held match between Indonesia and South Korea. Check out this blog to know the result.

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Semi Final Thomas Cup 2008 (4th Match)

China-Malaysia 2-2
1st set 17-21
2nd set 15-21

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Semi Final Thomas Cup 2008 (4th Match)

China-Malaysia 2-1
1st set 17-21

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Semi Final Thomas Cup 2008 (3th Match)

China-Malaysia 2-1
1st set 21-18
2nd set 21-7

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SNMPTN will held in 2-3 July 2008

Seleksi Nasional Masuk Perguruan Tinggi Negeri a.k.a will held in 2-3 July 2008. University that join into SNMPTN will be divided into 3 region, Western, Central, and Eastern. The registration not different with former system. But now the registration fee is pay in Bank Mandiri, the amount is same. Student can maximal have 2 choices.

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Semi Final Thomas Cup 2008 (3th Match)

China-Malaysia 1-1
1st set 21-18
2nd set 21-7

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Thursday, May 15, 2008

Last year in high school

This year is the last year for me study in high school. There is so many experience, story and the other think. Many people tell that in high school is very beautiful moment in your live. I doubt about that, but now i belive that so much, because in high school we don't think about live, money, and many aspect. We only focus in study. As we know in high school, boy in general have girl friend but not me, although i fall in love with a few girl in my school i don't want to make a relationship. Next month i will face a national univerty entrance examination. I hope, i can pass in one of my choice. I want to continue my study in university in degree of political science, or management. I want to become a legislative or any position in goverment. Thank for all people in my high school.

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Test posting a picture

This is the picture.

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Learning English

I think that English is very important. English used by many country in the world. I get english lesson since app. 6 years ago but i think i'm still mastering this leaguage. Dialy i used Indonesian, so if my structure, vocabulary isn't match with the real English, i apologize. Soon i will mastered this leaguage. Thanks for all support.

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