Hello my friend - my blog reader, happy new year. May Alloh - the only one God - bless you this year, and give strong, courage, prospherity, and most important thing - good health in peace of course.  I hope we can much more care to another person beside us, or anywhere - elsewhere. Keep peace in mind, but still in radical change -innovation in mind - in business. Keep create Blue Ocean and Positive thinking - is the must.

Posted in written by bagusalfa time 14:47    

This article picked from :

http://www.mulley.net/2007/11/21/how-to-advertise-on-facebook-a-perspective-from-ireland/

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So you want to run ads on Facebook for your business, whatever that business is. Thanks to social ads from Facebook you can target 167,000 people in Ireland that currently use the service in the same way that Google’s ad system allowed you to target ads but even better than Google you can almost be sniper-like on how you target the ads. You can target by age, gender, work status, relationship status, college education and interests, something Google can’t quite do yet. (though when the next iterations of Open Social happen, they will)

In this walkthrough, let’s present were the typical snobby TCD student who can make an almost professional career of sneering at UCD students. So you’ve decided you want to advertise to UCD folks. All you need is a credit card and to spend a minimum of five dollars on your ad campaign.

1. You need to decide what your ad is going to be. For this example the Trinners student is going to advertise jobs in McDonald’s to those in UCD.

2. So first go to Facebook.com/ads

3. Click on the big green button!

4. Choose what website address you want to be clicked. Here it’s the job page on www.McDonalds.ie

5. From here choose your audience. We picked 18-25 year olds that attend UCD.

6. It said there were circa 1380 people from UCD on Facebook:

7. Then write your ad and you can also include an image. The McDonald’s logo was chosen.

8. You can also see a preview of what the ad will look like:

9a. After this you can choose how much is to be spent and what times the ad will be shown. You can also pay per click or by views:

Update: Left out this bit:

9b. If you choose pay per views you have the option of also display the ad in the News Feed of people, something which will probably get you a lot more clicks and views since people actively scan and read their News Feed.

10. Finally, review the campaign and pay up and off you go.

Happy annoying people or er doing business.

Remember though that just because you can advertise and target specific people does not mean that you will get a lot of click throughs. You have to work hard on writing good copy and using good images to get the attention of a Facebook public that doesn’t seem to pay too much attention to ads. While I do think general advertising is becoming disintermediated, in the end if the web is truely democratic/equal and everyone knows SEO, everyone blogs and tells the story of the product and gets the cluetrain, it will again come down to branding and marketing professionals to help make your product the most liked product out there. Not everyone out there can work on making global microbrands so I forsee ad agencies and marketing companies training and educating people on how to do it right and of course helping those too busy to do it themselves.

Posted in written by bagusalfa time 16:46    

Questions: 

1. How do I wash blankets Japan's most well ..?
2. Does not wash with the Dry Cleaning Laundry ..?
3. Blankets Are not damaged if washed frequently.

• Put in the water of your Japan blanket in the cold water Mix the normal detergent used to wash clothes everyday, and leave for 30 minutes.
• Do manual wash Light only piecemeal surface blanket, and How to clean, dry blanket.
• Can also wash with a washing machine, and select models of washing the soft course.

2. Not in Dry Cleaning. Washing process that uses dry cleaner using chemicals to clean the surface of a blanket will make the plume quickly damaged, then Avoid washing with a dry cleaner, blankets and make sure you wash with normal water in the laundry.

3. Blankets will be good even if washed hundreds of times, when washing the normal, soft, and do not use dry cleaner. With this blanket will survive in conditions remain good 3-5 years. Even more than 5 years if it with the way in fine manual wash.

Hadi Kuntoro

Posted in written by bagusalfa time 00:00    

CANCER,  ITS NATURE AND SYMPTOMS.   Cancer is, unfortunately, one of those desperate diseases to which the human frame is liable, and more to be dreaded than any other, inasmuch as it is insidious in its approach, and destructive to the greatest degree when it is perfectly developed. It is so intractable and malignant in its nature that it is generally considered an incurable disease; and not without reason, as notwithstanding the great increase of knowledge amongst that valuable portion of the community, the medical profession, yet it baffles all their efforts to subdue it, and sets at defiance all the triumphs of science. This disease rarely occurs in young subjects. An eminent surgeon states, that in the course of nearly forty years' extensive practice, he has seen but two instances of its occurring under 30 years of age; most usually it commences at the age of between forty and fifty years. Like many other diseases it is frequently hereditary, many members of the same family having become the subjects of cancer. It most usually attacks the female breast, the lips, particularly the lower one, the tongue, the skin, and the glandular parts about the neck and arm-pits; the stomach, the liver, the lungs, and the brain, may also become affected with this terrible malady. Sometimes it commences without any ostensible cause, and the attention of the patient is frequently directed to the case by mere accident; at other times, blows, bruises, or continued pressure upon a part, may often be traced as the exciting cause. In either case, however, it is generally found in the state of a hard lump or knot, varying in its size, it is loose and moveable, without pain or discolouration of the skin. It may continue in this state for many months, or even years; it then enlarges, the surface of the tumour becomes more or less knotty or uneven; it becomes hot and painful, and the pain is of a peculiar darting, piercing nature, or what the faculty technically call _lancinating_; and the patient's health, which had hitherto continued tolerably well, now begins to suffer from the irritation of the disease. In process of time the part ulcerates, a discharge of fetid ichorous matter issues from it; sometimes it bleeds freely, and there is a burning pain in the part. The ulcer becomes of considerable size, and assumes a frightful aspect. The patient becomes dejected in his spirits, his countenance is sallow and woe worn, his appetite fails, his days and nights are full of sorrow and pain, the disease still progresses, till, finally, death comes to the aid of the unhappy sufferer, and closes the scene of anguish and misery.  Such is the progress of this appalling malady. It commences apparently in a trifling way, it terminates in destruction of life.  I have said that the patients' spirits are usually dejected in this disease, and I wish this to be particularly noticed, as it points out how cautious a medical man ought to be in stating positively to the sufferer the real nature of his complaint. The mind is so depressed by the disease, that the simple communication of the fact to the patient often produces such a shock to the feelings as he rarely recovers from; indeed, it often accelerates the death of the patient, and such being the case, I am quite certain that no man of experience, judgment, or common sense, would ever commit himself so seriously. Whenever it is done, it is usually committed by some daring unprincipled empiric, who often finds it to his interest to pronounce a case cancerous when in 99 cases out of 100 it is really not so. Now, with respect to the cure of cancer, I can confidently assert, that when the disease is really cancer, when it occurs as a constitutional disease, (as it almost always does) and when it is perfectly developed, no known remedy is in existence which has the power of destroying it. It sets even the knife at defiance, for I have repeatedly seen that when the disease has been scientifically extirpated, it either returns to the same part, or to the neighbourhood of the same part, and in such cases the disease has generally proceeded in its second attack with extraordinary rapidity. I am strengthened in this assertion by the observations of Professor Monro--he says, "_Of nearly sixty cancers which I have been present at the extirpation of, only four patients remained free of the disease for two years. Three of these lucky people had occult cancers in the breast, and the fourth had an ulcerated cancer of the lip. The disease does not always return to the part where the former tumour was taken away, but more frequently in the neighbourhood, and sometimes at a considerable distance. Upon a relapse, the disease in those I saw was more violent, and made a much quicker progress than it did in others on whom no operation had been performed_."--I believe the whole medical profession are of the same opinion; in fact, those gentlemen are candid enough to acknowledge that cancer is a disease over which their art has no control. This is much to be deplored, inasmuch as it has enabled the most unprincipled characters to practise their impositions upon the unhappy sufferers with the greatest impunity. What but the most consummate impudence can allow a man to assert that he has cured a genuine cancer, when that very man does not know the nature of cancer, or point out what is, or what is not, a malignant disease?  Having thus described the nature and symptoms of cancer; and having adverted to the effect of medicine upon this disease, I shall make some remarks on the treatment of the same. I have stated there is no specific remedy known for this disease; and that those who pretend to such specific are IMPOSTERS of the most dangerous description; such men will boast of "_great discoveries_;" they will sound their own trumpet and tell you that they are men of "_great skill_;" they will flourish a "_challenge to the world_;" and, in fact resort to every means to entrap the unhappy sufferer, which great impudence, unbounded ignorance, and glaring falsehoods, will enable them to do. I may also allude to the indiscretion of those who are induced, by repeated solicitations from such imposters, to allow their names to be appended to cases which are false in fact, and only calculated to promote the sordid motives of such characters. The attestators are thus led to countenance an infamous species of deception; and are equally responsible to the community for any injury which such men may inflict. Hence they ought to be extremely careful in allowing this use to be made of their names, as I cannot believe it to be their wish to countenance such practices intentionally. I have thus exposed the fallacy of such a specific for cancer, and in these remarks I am sure I shall be supported by the whole medical profession.  I may now observe, that with regard to the treatment which I have adopted in cancers for the last 26 years, I am ready to confess, that it has often proved ineffectual as to a cure. During that period I have seen an immense number of cancerous cases, and I candidly avow that they have frequently disappointed my wishes, and the hopes of the patients; I, therefore, do not publish to the world a specific, because in that case I know I should be stating that which is notoriously untrue; I should be guilty of a great moral sin, blasting the hopes of those who might entrust themselves to my care, and hurrying them to their graves, full of anger, grief, and disappointment. All I can say is, that my mode of treatment is simple, and that if it do not produce a cure it will at least mitigate the sufferings of the patient. Many have left me in consequence of not getting well, they have resorted to other means, and at last returned to me again, because my mode of treatment appeared to be most suitable to the disease. When I have failed in a cure, I have succeeded in alleviating the pain and misery attendant upon such a dreadful disease, and frequently retarded its progress.  I have thought proper to be thus explicit on the nature and cure of cancer, and instead of vainly boasting of my success, I have candidly expressed my opinions on the subject.

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Title: Observations on the Causes, Symptoms, and Nature of Scrofula or King's Evil, Scurvy, and Cancer        With Cases Illustrative of a Peculiar Mode of Treatment  Author: John Kent

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Sehitam aspal jalan, sehitam kopi panas
mengingat mimpi yang tak pernah terjadi
kami harus berhitung berapa kata akan pergi
keringat tlah terkuras, dan kami harus minggir
dengar kembali merdu denting gelas beradu ramai ocehan

Merasakan nikmat kopi, merasakan asap pembuangan
kami adalah orangorang terbuang yang melayangkan angan
pada tanggal muda, terlihat wajah panas anak+istri menyambut
bibir bertanya "bawa apa?". Tapi kopi ini sudah dingin.

Mungkin sudah cukup tenggelam pekat kopi
ternyata Bos belum datang. semakin kental pekat
selubungi harapan. Oh...kami harus pesan kopi lagi.
Kami akan mengutang lagi. kami mengoceh lagi tentang harapan. 
Kami berdoa "Semoga Bos menemui kami lalu bayarkan kopi ini"

Bekasi, 03112008

dari	fitrahanugrah

Posted in written by bagusalfa time 18:05    

I'f found ancient article about Vampire as below:

  These Tales,     That Will Remind Him Of A Land Which              He Knows So Well,        Are Affectionately Inscribed.                                   VIKRAM AND THE VAMPIRE.

The sage Bhavabhuti -- Eastern teller of these tales -- after making his initiatory and propitiatory conge to Ganesha, Lord of Incepts, informs the reader that this book is a string of fine pearls to be hung round the neck of human intelligence; a fragrant flower to be borne on the turband of mental wisdom; a jewel of pure gold, which becomes the brow of all supreme minds; and a handful of powdered rubies, whose tonic effects will appear palpably upon the mental digestion of every patient. Finally, that by aid of the lessons inculcated in the following pages, man will pass happily through this world into the state of absorption, where fables will be no longer required.  He then teaches us how Vikramaditya the Brave became King of Ujjayani.  Some nineteen centuries ago, the renowned city of Ujjayani witnessed the birth of a prince to whom was given the gigantic name Vikramaditya. Even the Sanskrit-speaking people, who are not usually pressed for time, shortened it to "Vikram", and a little further West it would infallibly have been docked down to "Vik".  Vikram was the second son of an old king Gandharba-Sena, concerning whom little favourable has reached posterity, except that he became an ass, married four queens, and had by them six sons, each of whom was more learned and powerful than the other. It so happened that in course of time the father died. Thereupon his eldest heir, who was known as Shank, succeeded to the carpet of Rajaship, and was instantly murdered by Vikram, his "scorpion", the hero of the following pages.[FN#15]  By this act of vigour and manly decision, which all younger- brother princes should devoutly imitate, Vikram having obtained the title of Bir, or the Brave, made himself Raja. He began to rule well, and the gods so favoured him that day by day his dominions increased. At length he became lord of all India, and having firmly established his government, he instituted an era--an uncommon feat for a mere monarch, especially when hereditary.

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The Rest of Writing, can be found in :

Vikram and the Vampire; Classic Hindu Tales of Adventure, Magic, and Romance, Burton, Richard Francis, Sir, 1821-1890

Posted in written by bagusalfa time 17:28    

Tadi malam saya membeli buku yang berhubungan dengan internet marketing. Ada suatu pembicaraan dari penulis yang menyatakan bahwa banyak sekali keywordpencarian yang sangat populer, diantaranya adalah "How To". Benar, saya telah mencoba mengujinya dengan Google Trends. Namun bila kita mencoba masuk ke rimba kalimat How To tersebut, kayaknya kita akan berduel maut dengan How To yang sudah eksis sebelumnya, kesempatannya cukup menggelisahkan juga .. ha .. ha .. ha. 

Posted in Labels: seo written by bagusalfa time 11:25    

First, I need to tell you that I picked up the article below from : 

Posted in written by bagusalfa time 10:27    

Picked up from :

Posted in written by bagusalfa time 11:17