blogging
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Thursday, October 2, 2014
How to make blog on blogspot
Instructions:
1.) Go to the web site www.blogger.com. On the right hand side of the page, about half way down you will see a blue box that says, “Sign Up,” (see Figure 1). In the corresponding blanks, enter a username and password for yourself. Confirm your password.
NOTE: Remember your username and password. Write them down if necessary.
2.) In the next screen enter your first and last name and your email address. Then click the link to read the Terms of Service, and click the checkbox indicating that you have. After entering this information, you will return to the Blogger.com home page as a logged in user.
3.) On the right hand side of the home page you will see a blue box that says, “Your Blogs,” (See Figure 2). To start your blog, click where it says “Create a new blog” in the blue box. After your blog has been created, you will return here to update it.
4.) You are now at a screen that prompts you to enter a title and brief description of your blog, (See Figure 3). Also it will ask you if you want this to be a public blog. Enter your title, enter your description, choose public or not, click next. A “public blog” will be listed in the Blogger directory and might appear on the recently updated list on the blogger.com home page. If you choose no, your “Private Blog” will still be viewable to anyone on the internet.
5.) You are now given the option of hosting your blog at Blogspotor using Blogger to update a website hosted elsewhere, (See Figure 4). Make sure that “Host it at Blogspot.” Is selected andclick next.
6.) Now you will choose an address for your blog and agree to the Blogspot terms of service, (See Figure 5). It would be a good idea to use the same address as the title you chose in step (4.)
NOTE: The address for your blog will follow the form:
http://whateveryouchoose.blogspot.com/
Remember this address. Write it down if necessary.
The address for this set of instructions ishttp://bloginstructions.blogspot.com/ Enter the address you would like to use in the appropriate blank, click the checkboxnext to “I accept the Blogspot terms of service” and click next.
7.) This screen offers you a selection of eight templates for your blog. (See Figure 6). The template determines what your website will look like. Select one of the templates and click “Finished.” Select one of these eight right now, but you can change at any time to one of the many other templates available or even create a custom one of your own.
8.) Now you are at the Blogger interface that you will use to update your blog from now on. On this first visit, the following instructions will appear on the bottom half of the screen. I have copied and pasted them here for future reference.
source : http://bloginstructions.blogspot.com/
' Smart City '
(Boston) – Boston University’s Rafik B. Hariri Institute for Computing and Computational Science & Engineering today announced it has received funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to develop a “smart-city” cloud platform designed to streamline and strengthen multiple municipal functions. Called SCOPE: A Smart-city Cloud-based Open Platform & Eco-system, the project is designed to improve transportation, energy, public safety, asset management, and social services in the City of Boston and across Massachusetts.
“Today’s cities are increasingly being challenged – to respond to diverse needs of their citizens, to prepare for major environmental changes, to improve urban quality of life, and to foster economic development,” says Azer Bestavros, Director of the Hariri Institute and SCOPE’s principal investigator. “So called ‘smart cities’ are closing these gaps through the use of technology to connect people with resources, to guide changes in collective behavior, and to foster innovation and economic growth.”
Spearheaded by the Hariri Institute, SCOPE is led by a multi-disciplinary team of investigators from the BU Departments of Computer Science, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Earth and Environment, Strategy and Innovation, and City Planning & Urban Affairs, and the Office of Technology Development. Industry partners include Schneider Electric, International Data Corporation (IDC), Integrated Technical Systems, Inc., Connected Bits, and CrowdComfort. Public partners are MassIT, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ lead state agency for technology led by the Commonwealth CIO, the MassTech Collaborative, the City of Boston, the Metropolitan Area Planning Council, and the Boston Region Metropolitan Planning Organization.
In collaboration with these stakeholders, SCOPE investigators will develop and implement smart-city services that aim to improve the quality of urban life. For example, transportation and mobility services to reduce traffic congestion, save time and fuel, and reduce pollution; energy and environmental services that will monitor and estimate greenhouse gas emissions; public safety and security services for big-data-driven dispatch of police and traffic details, snow removal, coordinated public works scheduling, and municipal repairs; tools to manage city assets by mining large amounts of data and crowd-sourced coordination of asset use; and social, institutional and behavioral tools that will enable the adoption of new services, such as incentive programs and community report cards that promote transparency and sustainability.
My Major, English Department
This department educates the graduate candidates who have competency as the trustworthy and professional English teacher and are ready to face teacher professionalism demand. Most of the qualifications of this department lecturers are Doctorate and Magister Degree from various universities in out of country. Besides, it is also supported by Native speaker lecturers from several English Speaking Countries mainly for Speaking course.
English Department has sufficient means and facillities as learning implementation support, they are multimedia class, Computerized Digital Language Laboratory, Drama Laboratory, Micro Teaching Laboratory. Besides, it is also supported by the units related to the enhancement of learning quality, they are;Language Center (LC), American Corner (Amcor), American Foundation (AMINEF), and Foreign Language Course(KBA). Several joint facilities such as Digital Library and Internet hotspot area also really support student learning activity.
To equip the graduates with additional skill to be ready to work in society, this department offers English for Young Learners (EYL), Bussiness English (BE), and Translation course. The students are free to choose one of them. Hopefully, the alumni can have the skill that supports their future, have business skill, entrepreneurship skill, and be able to work in hotel business or tourism.
Various extra events that are held routinely and periodically by English Department are Academic Dialogue, General Lecture, English Camp, English Movie Club, Debate Contest, Sport and Ice Cream Party, and English Nite. Especially on Wednesday and Friday, the students and lecturers of English Department are compulsory to use PIN written “Just speak English with me”, as an identity of English Day program implementation in English Department. With its slogan, “English Brings You A Bright Future”, English Department is sure to be able to be a department that really can generate its graduates to have bright and professional future.
Malang's Culture and Cuisine
Malang's historical downtown is best explored by foot or becak (tricycle carriage). Ijen Boulevard is lined with lovely examples of Dutch colonial architecture, and a whole day could be spent visiting the Brawijaya Army Museum, Immanual Catholic Church and the city library found along here. Balai Kota (City Hall) is another historical building with an interesting blend of Dutch and Indonesian architectural styles.
Visit the Mangun Dharma Art Centre to learn more about traditional East Javanese art forms including dance, batik, shadow puppetry and carving. The Hotel Tugu Malang is almost a museum with a big collection of antiques and local crafts on display for visitors. Another popular cultural attraction is Senaputra Park, with traditional East Java dances every Sunday at 10am (in dry season only) and Wayang Kulit shadow puppet shows on the last Wednesday of every month, starting at 10pm.
And Malang is known as a place to enjoy fresh local cuisine, including some delectable dishes that are unique to the city. Some of the favourite dishes to sample at the local markets and warung (food stalls) include fried village chicken (ayam goreng kampung), Malang-style meat balls (bakso malang), grilled corn on the cob (jaung bakar), and fresh apples picked from the surrounding highlands, particularly the green manalagi variety.
Malang's most famous night market is on Jalan Merdeka, open every Saturday. Another busy night market is Jalan Agus Salim, where you'll find fantastic beef onion rice soup (nasi rawon) and bakso malang.
Some other top spots for inexpensive local fare include Bakmi Gajah Mada for East Javanese noodle dishes, Ingill's with a range of Javanese cuisine, Warung Pojok for spicy peanut-sauce salad (rujak) and Warung Subuh for a variety of cheap, tasty meals.
The Martabak Cairo cafe features kopi jahe, a local brew infused with cloves. Toko Oen restaurant has a range of western and Indonesian dishes to enjoy in a historic setting. For a special evening out try L'Amour Fou at the Hotel Tugu Malang, with French and Italian dishes, live music nightly and cocktails in a chic, candlelit setting.
Everything about Malang
Malang, the second largest city in East Java, is known for its cooler temperatures, beautiful surrounding countryside and attractive streets lined with historical buildings. Set on the Brantas River, Malang is a lively trade centre and a popular destination for visitors, with vibrant markets, parks and Dutch colonial buildings to see. The Dutch used it as a holiday escape, and a number of the mansions, government buildings and churches they built still remain standing today.
Malang's history stretches back to ancient times, with the oldest records of the city dating back to the eighth century, when it was then the capital of the Kanjuruhan and Singhasari kingdoms. Several Hindu temples and relics including the Singosari Temple from the 12th century are scattered throughout the city.
Today, Malang is a thriving cultural centre with its own unique character. Identifying themselves as the Arema culture, Malang residents take great pride in preserving and performing their traditional music, theatre and sports activities. Outside the city are some stunning mountains and national parks for nature lovers to explore. Within easy reach is East Java's main port city, Surabaya.
source : http://www.indonesia-holidays.com/java/malang.htm
source : http://www.indonesia-holidays.com/java/malang.htm
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Her name's Dian
Hi Guys! I'm Dian Ayu Pratiwi and you can call me Dian. I was born in Malang, January 17th 1995.
It means that I’m nineteen years old right now. I live at Karanglo , Malang and it's actually not far
from Muhammadiyah University.
I have nice hobby that is a drawing, especially for doodling. I always spend my time to doodling when I get bored at home or in class. But it doesn't meant that I want to be an artist. It is just hobby.
I want to be an english teacher, especially teach in hinterland. Therefore I learn English in Muhammadiyah University.
That’s all and I would say thank you.
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