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Batavia, www.adinegara.com. Kota (Indonesian: Kota Tua Jakarta), is a small area in Jakarta, Indonesia. It is also known as Old Jakarta, and Old Batavia (Dutch: Oud Batavia). It spans 1.3 square kilometres of North Jakarta and West Jakarta (Kelurahan Pinangsia, Taman Sari and Kelurahan Roa Malaka, Tambora). Kota is Indonesian word for “city”, it was the reminiscent of the vicinity during colonial times in 16th century that the city was only within Batavia walled compound (today Kota), while the surrounding areas was only kampung (villages), orchards, and ricefields. The largely Chinese down town area of Glodok is a central part of Kota. Dubbed “The Jewel of Asia” and “Queen of the East” in the 16th century by European sailors, Old Jakarta — or Batavia, as it was named by the Dutch — was once a center of commerce for the whole continent due to its strategic location and abundant resources.

In 1526, Fatahillah, sent by Sultanate of Demak, invaded Hindu Pajajaran’s port of Sunda Kelapa, after which he renamed it into Jayakarta. This town was only 15 hectare in size and had a typical Javanese harbour lay-out. In 1619 the VOC destroyed Jayakarta under the command of Jan Pieterszoon Coen. A year later the VOC built a new town named “Batavia” to honor Batavieren, the Dutch ancestors. This city was centered around the east bank of the Ciliwung river, around present day Fatahillah Square.

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Jakarta, www.adinegara.com. Kopi Jos maybe sound weird for some people. But you can try to asking question to night live goer. Most of them know what is Kopi Jos. Kopi Jos gets its name from the sound “jossss …” caused by burning charcoal is put into hot coffee. How it’s taste? Try by your self and you’ll know. Lik Man’s coffee jos Angkringan is located in the north of Tugu Train Station. If you want to go there, prepare for long time waiting especialy on dinner time. Most of visitors are young people from Jogja and other city. It’s popularity on TV and newspaper.

Jakarta, www.adinegara.com. Dilihat dari pengadaannya media dapat menggunakan yang sudah ada yang dibuat oleh pihak tertentu (produsen media) dan kita dapat langsung menggunakannya, begitu juga media yang sifatnya alamiah yang tersedia dilingkungan sekolah juga termasuk yang dapat langsung digunakan. Selain itu, kita juga dapat membuat media sendiri sesuai dengan kebutuhan. Disinilah diperlukannya perencanaan, jika kita memiliki media dengan cara membeli yang sudah ada, kegiatan perencanaan media tidak terlalu banyak dilakukan, cukup dengan mencocokan materi yang akan diajarkan dengan media yang tersedia. Berbeda halnya jika kita membuat media sendiri berdasarkan kebutuhan, dalam hal ini diperlukan analisis terhadap berbagai aspek, sehingga pas dengan kebutuhan.

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Salemba, www.adinegara.com. So what do all those numbers and letters mean on plastic products:

Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET, PETE). PET is clear, tough, and has good gas and moisture barrier properties. Commonly used in soft drink bottles and many injection molded consumer product containers. Other applications include strapping and both food and non-food containers. Cleaned, recycled PET flakes and pellets are in great demand for spinning fiber for carpet yarns, producing fiberfill and geo-textiles. Nickname: Polyester.

USES: Plastic soft drink, water, sports drink, beer, mouthwash, catsup and salad dressing bottles. Peanut butter, pickle, jelly and jam jars. Ovenable film and ovenable prepared food trays.

Potential problems: PET/PETE degrades with use, and wrinkled surfaces can host germs–as can backwash. PET/PETE bottles can contain trace amount of Bisphenol A (BPA), a synthetic chemical that interferes with the body’s natural hormonal messaging system. BPA has been linked to breast and uterine cancer, an increased risk of miscarriage, and decreased testosterone levels. his problem is amplified when the container is filled with hot liquids or exposed to high heat such as being left in a car.

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<!– LOAD PROPERTIES –>

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