Tokek = Gecko

KOMPAS.com - by David Sucianto
In Indonesian name is Tokek in
English known as Tokay Gecko
or tucktoo. Peoples in Indonesia believed it can cure itchy skin disease.  Didi (48) explains that he has been cured of hives because of  eating meat gecko.
"Long time ago I had experienced itching on my skin. My friend recommends I must eat meat of gecko, I retrace
advice. I eat grilled meat of gecko.
After a few meals, My skin look better from the itch, "
Didi said when Kompas.com met him in His residence in Pancoran Mas, Depok, West Java on Friday (25/9).
Before felt the efficacy of gecko meat, Didi said he often heard about the efficacy of  gecko for human health. However, because of the shape and pattern are disgusting,
Didi claimed did not want to try it. "But I finally tried. Maybe get rid from the itch, next day my skin is well, "he said.
The same thing happened with Suryadi Cahyono Asmoro
(37). Man from Cipedak, Ciganjur, Jakarta had stress for months because of his daughter, two years old suffer from itching in the face. "My daughter face
be ugly, "he said.
He brought his daughter to the docter a few times and was given medication, but to no avail. "Doctor explain  due to allergies, but it is not clear, "he said.
Each time the treated cured. But after drug exhausted, itching was relapse and make her face is not pretty.
Finally he tried to buy meat of
gecko. "Luckily, my daughter wanted. Several times to try, "he said. Then trying gecko fuel. As a result, the face of the child until
now (already a year) is clean and
looks beautiful.
In addition to meat, blood and bile geckos believed could also be a drug. However, a special blood and
bile, whether Suryadi or Didi had never to try it. "What I heard like it (blood and bile geckos can be a drug). But Ido not know what drugs do. "he said. Geckos are animals that eat various insects, other smaller lizards, and rodents
small. Like the other lizard, gecko active hunting mainly at night. However, be careful if you want to catch it. Because, gecko often bite.
When held, the gecko will open
mouth, ready to bite her captors.
The bite is very strong, jaw muscles
if locked, so there is a byword that
geckos bite can not be separated unless there was a sound of thunder. Assumption that has not been
unsubstantiated, and the fact that it
geckos bite really difficult to be released.

Merry Christmas

Peaceful day with a beautiful togetherness, when filled with prayer in all corners of the world, they say peace, they say hope, And say hello, peace and love, today we are at once in all corners of the world to say blessing you blessing day to those who celebrate it, with words loving and love, which is heard by the wind and snow, the words are heard by the stars, that they were sincere prayers ascend to heaven, which is heard by the angels, the blessed and the greeting of peace and blessed day, of all direction of the world a wonderful greeting and kindness over the cliff, through valleys, rivers, mountains, and up to the stars, because they are billions of people simultaneously uttered the phrase goodness in tranquility, thus making billions of people pray and pray with words love and billions of people into feeling comfortable, at ease, peace in the protection with the natural love from Who The created of universe.

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Batik Bali

Batik Bali as Hindu-Balinese culture does not have grip on how to draw in creations. Bali has focus more traditional sculpture and painting to the creation. Batik Bali heavily influenced by Javanese batik. People wear batik Bali for the ceremony as the fashion cloths and a headband (udeng). To make
Batik Bali, with wax or paint, sometimes using with batik tie. Balinese batik cloth is characterized
namely in terms of bright colors and wavy. With the ikat technique,
combined in a soft color gradation
with many motifs. Balinese batik cloth already widely circulated in batik Bali cloths store, for that we do not need looking to Bali to get a Balinese batik cloth.

APEC Competitor

Motorola

Iphone

Samsung

7 countries of the Asian smartphone makers have been competing fiercely to dominating the world market of gadgets try to beat Samsung and iphone that has dominated the market.  The counrty of smartphone makers are China, India, Pakistan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Philippines.

China

1. Xiaomi This is perhaps the best known of any Asian startup, thanks to the fact that it’s already outselling Apple in China. Xiaomi plans to sell 60 million smartphones this year. Hiring ex-Google Android VP Hugo Barra last year stunned the world and signaled that it’s ready to explore new markets. What’s Xiaomi’s secret? Its smartphones sell for about half the price of Samsung’s and HTC’s flagship phones, yet the strength and versatility of its Android skin (called MIUI) makes them feel like top-quality products. Xiaomi keeps costs low by selling 70 percent of its phones online, and the rest via telco partners. It has no retail business to drain money. It also sells to Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Singapore. It aims to roll out in more countries in Southeast Asia – the next stop will be Malaysia. And then it’ll tackle big markets like India. Xiaomi’s next continent will likely be South America. Lower down in the price range is the Xiaomi Redmi, which we reckon is the best phone you can get for a mere $130. Xiaomi models itself on Amazon, according to its founder. But the company’s minimal product line-up often leads to the media comparing it with Apple. Like Apple, Xiaomi has a streaming media box, and it has adapted that software to put into its own smart TV, the MiTV. Flagship phone: Xiaomi Mi4 has a 5-inch 1080p HD screen; 2.5GHz Snapdragon 801 processor; 3GB RAM; 13MP back camera and a 8MP front one; Android 4.4; costs US$325 (16GB) or $405 (64GB) unlocked. Check out our Mi4 review.

2. Coolpad

Here’s another newcomer now outselling Apple in China. Coolpad is China’s third biggest smartphone brand in terms of sales, according to Gartner, thanks to a broad line-up of mostly cheap Android-based smartphones, with lots of special versions made for China’s three telcos. They won’t win any design awards and won’t blow your mind, but only 13 percent of Chinese people will buy smartphones that cost over $330 (that’s the psychologically important RMB 2,000 barrier) so the low-end market is vast. Coolpad has been an OEM for several telcos around the world (producing stuff like the MetroPCS Quatrro 4G phone for T-Mobile in the US), and that’s still part of its business. But Coolpad wants to stand on its own brand overseas, and it’s targeting Southeast Asia as a first step. Flagship phone: Coolpad Halo has a 7-inch 1080p HD screen; 1.7GHz octa-core MediaTek MT6592 processor; 2GB RAM; 13MP back camera and a 5MP front one; Android 4.2; costs US$320 for 8GB model.

3. Oppo

Oppo is another Chinese phone-maker that’s looking to be big overseas as well as at home. But, despite spending big on advertising with Hollywood faces, Oppo is struggling to get brand recognition in its native China. The company is aiming globally with its newest flagships, the OPPO N1 (pictured above) and Find 7. The brand offers Oppo’s own Android skin (dubbed Color OS), but for some markets there’s the option of CyanogenMod’s new OS, potentially making it a big draw for Android geeks. A spin-off company from Oppo called OnePlus launched this year (see below) and which challenges Oppo with a similarly strongly-specced phone with an even smaller price-tag. Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines – all young and fast-developing mobile markets – are target new markets for OPPO. Flagship phone: Oppo Find 7 has a 5.5-inch quad-HD screen (yes, that’s 2560 by 1440 pixels), 2.5GHz Snapdragon quad-core processor; 3GB RAM; 13MP rear camera (with software trickery it takes 50MP images) and a 5MP front one; Android 4.4; costs US$499 unlocked.

4. OnePlus

OnePlus, China’s newest big-bang phone-maker, burst onto the scene in May this year. Inspired by Xiaomi, it sells only online, and has strong hardware at a satisfyingly low price. Unlike Xiaomi, OnePlus is going global from day one. Indeed, OnePlus may do better outside China than it does at home, thanks to its use of CyanogenMod OS, a highly configurable reworking of Android that stays close to the look of stock Android. The tie-up with the respected modders at CyanogenMod also means that the OnePlus will get very timely Android updates – likely faster than any other brand on this list. Flagship phone: OnePlus One has a 5.5-inch 1080p HD screen; 2.5 GHz Snapdragon 801 processor; 3GB RAM; 13MP back camera and a 5MP front one; Android 4.4; costs US$299 (16GB) or $349 (64GB) unlocked. Check out our OnePlus One review.

 India

5. Micromax Of all the firms on our list, Micromax is the closest to its goal of beating Samsung. 44 million new smartphones were shipped in India in 2013 – 38 percent of those from Samsung, 16 percent from Micromax. Like most of these Asian brands (though not the Chinese ones), Micromax also makes tablets and feature phones. Micromax started its overseas expansion late last year by venturing into Russia and Romania, two developing markets that it reckons have a strong desire for more affordable smartphones. Flagship phone: Micromax Canvas Nitro A310 has a 5-inch 720p HD screen; 1.7 GHz octa-core Mediatek MT6592 processor; 2GB RAM; 13MP rear camera and a 5MP front one; Android 4.4; costs US$215 for the 8GB model.

6. Karbonn

Karbonn made up 10 percent of smartphone shipments in India at the end of 2013. Karbonn is a bit smaller than Micromax, but both are growing strongly. Flagship phone: Karbonn Titanium Octane Plus has a 5-inch 1080p HD screen; 1.7 GHz MediaTek octa-core processor; 13MP rear camera and 8MP front one; Android 4.4; costs $240 unlocked.

7. Xolo

 Though smaller than its two compatriot rivals, Xolo is also keen for a slice of India’s low-end to mid-range smartphone market. However, the prices are not as tempting as those of its local rivals. Flagship phone: Xolo 8X-1000 has a 5-inch 1080p HD screen; 2 GHz octa-core MediaTek MT6592T processor; 2GB RAM; 13MP rear camera and a 5MP front one; Android 4.4; costs US$330 for the 16GB iteration.

Pakistan

8. Q Mobile

Q Mobile is the largest homegrown smartphone maker in Pakistan, making a mix of feature phones, smartphones, and tablets. The company started relatively recently – in 2009 – so it’s not struggling with a switch away from making basic phones in the same as as some other brands on this list. At the moment, Q Mobile has 43 smartphone models listed on its homepage. Flagship phone: Q Mobile Noir Quatro Z4 has a 5-inch 1080p screen; 1.5 Ghz processor (CPU brand not disclosed); 2GB RAM; 13MP rear camera and 5MP front one; Android 4.2; costs $290 unlocked.

Indonesia

9. Smartfren

Smartfren is different from the others in this list in that it’s a mobile telco company. It has 12.5 million subscribers, and it’s pushing forward Indonesia’s shift to Android with its own competitively-priced smartphones. In our experience, the cheap components can lead to a laggy and sub-par experience on Smarfren’s phones, but then they do cost well under $200 unlocked. Still, Xiaomi’s cheapest phone is only $130 but has much stronger specs and doesn’t feel laggy, so Smartfren (and many others on this list) have some catching up to do on their sub-$200 phones. Flagship phone: Smartfren Andromax Z has a 5.5-inch 720p screen; 1.5 GHz Snapdragon processor; 1GB RAM; 8MP rear camera and 2MP front one; Android 4.2; costs $245 unlocked.

10. HiMax

 Indonesia’s HiMax (not to be confused with the Taiwanese chip-maker of the same name) might have learned something from brands like Oppo and Xiaomi to make stronger phones than compatriot rivals like Smartfren and the increasingly clueless Cyrus. Not only are the specs stronger, but HiMax is offering lower prices than other Indonesian phone brands and coming up with better looking software too. Flagship phone: HiMax Polymer S has a 5-inch 720p HD screen; 1.7 GHz MediaTek MT6592 processor; 2GB RAM; 13MP rear camera and 5MP front one; Android 4.4; costs $170 for the 8GB version.

11. Mito

 Mito sells tablets, feature phones, and smartphones. It’s based in Indonesia but it also operates in India. 80 percent of its sales are low-end, feature phone devices. It sold about two to three million devices in 2013, so it’s not going to sell that many smartphones, but it’s still one to watch as its ratio of smartphone sales increases. Flagship phone: Mito Fantasy A95 has a 5-inch 720p HD screen; 1.2 GHz Mediatek MT6589 quad-core processor; 1GB RAM; 8MP rear camera and 1.3MP front one; Android 4.2; costs $153 unlocked.

Malaysia

12. Ninetology With an emphasis on style and a bit more attention paid to design than is evident in the others on this list, Malaysia’s Ninetology is already, it claims, Malaysia’s second biggest phone-maker – behind, inevitably, Samsung. The Malaysian firm sells its phones in neigboring Indonesia. Flagship phone: Ninetology Z1T has a 5-inch 720p HD screen; 1.2 GHZ quad-core Snapdragon 400 processor; 1GB RAM; 13MP rear camera and 1.6MP front one; Android 4.3; costs $315 unlocked.

Thailand

13. I-Mobile

 Like Cyrus and a couple of other firms on this list, Thailand’s I-Mobile is slowly transitioning from being a cloner of other people’s feature phones to a maker of its own Android devices. Its latest IQ range of phones packs in a commendable amount of camera for less that $300, which is a good idea for a country that’s so crazy about Instagram. Flagship phone: I-Mobile IQ X KEN has a 5-inch 1080p HD screen; 2.2 GHz Snapdragon 800 processor; 2GB RAM; 13MP rear camera and 1.3MP front one; Android 4.2; costs $528 unlocked.

Philippines

14. Cherry Mobile

The Philippines has faster smartphone market growth than the likes of Indonesia and Vietnam, making it a country to watch right now. If you thought that Samsung has a dizzying array of options, Cherry Mobile makes the Korean giant look like a master of Zen simplicity. Cherry Mobile recently revealed 84 models – yes, eighty-four – that will be rolled out gradually during the course of a huge marketing blitz that will last for the next two months. It also makes tablets and feature phones. Cherry Mobile’s devices are all made in China or India. This brand also sells in Thailand. Flagship phone: Cherry Mobile Cosmos Z2 has a 5-inch 1080p HD screen; 1.7 GHz MediaTek MT6592 processor; 2GB RAM; 18MP rear camera and 8MP front one; Android 4.2; costs $300 for the 16GB version.

15. Starmobile

Starmobile is battling Cherry Mobile with even larger phones that generally have stronger specs at a lower price. As is commonplace among these homegrown Asian brands, Starmobile also makes basic phones and tablets so as to cover the nation’s wide demographic spread. Cherry Mobile and Starmobile are being stalked closely by two local rivals, MyPhone and Torque. It’s hard to discern which of the four is selling more phones right now, but a recent survey suggests Cherry Mobile is the top homegrown phone-maker. Flagship phone: Starmobile Octa has a 5-inch 1080p HD screen; 1.7 GHz MediaTek MT6592 processor; 2GB RAM; 18MP rear camera and 8MP front one; Android 4.2; costs $320 for the 16GB version.

Samsung has a lot more to worry about besides those. This is far from an exhaustive list, and there are more grass-roots smartphone makers out there across Asia. Also, let’s not forget that there are some major rivals in the Android space too. Samsung’s closest rival in China is actually Lenovo. And there are plenty more, well-established brands keen to be the top shipper of Android smartphones – like LG, Huawei, HTC, Motorola, to name but four.

(Update 1, April 2014: This article was published originally in October 2013 with 13 on the list. It’s now updated with a total of 15. Evercoss was deleted from the list so that Q Mobile, Cherry Mobile, and Starmobile could be added in; Update 2, September 2014: We’ve updated all the flagship phones. In addition, FPT and Cyrus were removed from the list to be replaced with OnePlus and HiMax)

writter : Josh Horwitz, Terence Lee

Source : http://www.smartphonethebest.com

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Celebrating in the night

Night after the inauguration of the President and Vice President Mr.Joko Widodo and Mr.Jusuf Kala, from lines Juanda train station to Monas area still looks crowded with thousands of Indonesian people who will watch performances of local bands and a band from the United Kingdom 'Arkarna'. This event was held not because of the government's initiative but by the will of the people supporting Mr. Joko Widodo through some event organizers as organizers. Events such as this is the first time in the past held for the inauguration of the President and his deputy have never held a celebration like this before.

Ceramics made in China

This image was made a few days ago at the street vendors. Many products made in China with a selling price which can be purchased by the middle class because it is not too expensive.

Indonesian ceramic

Ceramic made in Singkawang Kalimantan Indonesia. Photo shoot from top side with background batik Madura tablecloths.
Almost all batik from Madura drawing with leaves, flowers or birds patterned. Batik Madura more soft colored but this one is different. This is a batik tablecloths that have been aged approximately five years. Above it is the oriental style bowls of unknown age but made in local.

LG release new product

Customer services explained to me, with this Android Smartphone you can make photo with clear pictured without blur effect although the object moving fast. If you want creating selfie with long distance its possible without timer and touching your smartphone. Simply by moving hands clenched without touching your camera switch,  with 5.000.000 IDR (Indonesian Rupiah) this smartphone will belongs to you.

Batik lasem and batik Madura

The patterns of Batik Madura and Batik Lasem is motifs wings, flowers and plants. All of this cloths printed or drawings with soft color on cotton.  Mr.Sutrisno as marketing will explain so detail wich one you will buy of batik cloth or shirt with his hospitality. Price of one cloth estimated 250.000 - 300.000 IDR.  Place at boutique 'Executive and Taylor'  in Cinere Mall Department Store basement beside Giant mart.

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Sitting alone in a coffee shop. Something touched my right leg like something softly caress. Something was pinned my sandals that I wear. It turns out that a female cat staring at me from the bottom while lying.