TTM (Tua Tapi Mesra)

TTM (Tua Tapi Mesra)

Sepasang kakek nenek datang ke restoran Mc Donald dengan saling menuntun. Mereka duduk di meja sebelahku.

Si kakek membeli sebuah hamburger, seporsi kentang goreng dan segelas minuman. Si kakek membagi hamburger jadi 2 bagian, menghitung kentang goreng dan membagi menjadi 2 bagian, kemudian mengambil dua sedotan dan menaruh gelas minuman tepat ditengah meja.

Si kakek kemudian mulai makan bagiannya, sementara si nenek hanya memperhatikan.

Karena merasa kasihan, aku akhirnya mendekat sembari menyodorkan kentangku dan berkata:

 "Kek ambillah ini..."

 Si Kakek jawab: "Tdk usah cu.. terima kasih.. kami selalu berbagi makanan yang sama".

Sampai si kakek selesai makan, mengelap mulut dengan tissue, si nenek masih saja menunggu tanpa menyentuh makanan bagiannya.

Akupun mendekat lagi, kali ini berkata: "Nek, boleh saya belikan makanan yang lain, mungkin nenek tidak suka yang ini?"

Si Nenek jawab: "Tidak cu... terimakasih.."

Lalu Aku bertanya lagi, "Kalau begitu kenapa makanannya tidak dimakan, katanya kalian suka berbagi?"

Kata si Nenek, "NENEK SEDANG NUNGGUIN KAKEK MAKAN....GIGI NYA MASIH DI PAKE SAMA KAKEK...."

ooohhh, Indahnya Berbagi -.-" :D X_X...Hªhª =)) ªhªhª‎​‎​Hªhª =)) ªhªhª‎​‎​Hªhª =)):p:)

Hayooo yang muda juga harus mesra juga pasangannya yachh...!!!

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The Library's Largest of Arabic Literature in kuwait-Amazing

Read the books in the library is nice especially the full contents of these libraries and the largest in the world of literature of Arabic. The architecture of the building is not much different from the buildings and centers of Islamic studies at Kuwait University, but some parts of the building around the building, such as parks, pools of water at the time of the building resembles Cordoba.

This pattern seems, inspired by the era of the triumph of literary Arabic in Andalusia before the famous Arab poet spawn. Indeed, in the library, saving thousands of works of writers from Andalusia. Bebarapa including manuscript form.

Maktabah al-Babtain is a library that collects books, magazines, journals and specialized research work on Arabic literature and sya'ir. He includes the first library in the world to specifically collect works of Arabic literature. Even today the largest in the world.

There are over a hundred thousand books and journals about the work of Arabic literature. Among the collection, there are manuscripts written in the early days of Islam.

Collection also includes many letters from Andaluisa. Also stored the books of literature and poetry that are printed at the beginning of the printing press was found. Some of his research thesis and a dissertation on Arabic literature from several Islamic universities in the world is stored here.

Ground floor rooms specifically for the meeting, welcomed the guests, a collection of tapes, VCDs, internet and mushalla and equipped with a cafe next door.

On the floor are usually visitors consisting of students, lecturers and researchers from various countries are discussing, and writing. There is also space for theatrical performances and seminars. Great, here comes a list of all the works of Arab literature is scattered across the globe. Search online. Therefore, he called a "smart building".

This private library open to the public. Several students from Arab countries have conducted research here. Al-Babtain built since 2002 and was completed in 2006 by a famous poet named from Kuwait, Abdul Aziz al-Babtain Su'ud. According to al-Babtain family, who welcomed the group ISID, the library was built with the aim of preserving and advancing the Arab literary tradition among Muslims and Arabs the progress of civilization in the midst of modern civilization at this time .* / posts Kholili Hasib

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Tourists in Dubai Student Learning Arabic

Bismillah, Tourists in Dubai Student Learning Arabic. Where is the place for a vacation of fun to learn for students? in order to remain pleasant holiday and come home to new science. Sign in summer this year, foreign tourists flocking to Dubai to enjoy a variety of tour packages on offer, including shopping for branded goods renowned world-class at a discounted price. But among the tourists are mostly looking for fun, it turns out there are tourists who just want a serious student to learn international languages, especially Arabic.

Learning Arabic language gives them the opportunity to pursue a career in the field of international relations and diplomatic in the Middle East region. Knowledge of Arabic is also a gateway to understand the culture and art history-rich Arab.

"Dubai is a perfect blend between modern and traditional culture. Living here allows me to access the cultural artefacts of artistic and cultural Syria to Oman, without having to visit those places directly," said Jannike Thiesen, a student of the history of old fields 22 year-old Norway.

Thiesen last three weeks were spent in Dubai, to research his thesis on Islamic art in modern cities. He also took courses in Arabic summer course for two weeks.

Leslie Malouf extend his visit to Dubai to learn the language of his ancestors.

"Two friends (of Arab descent) come with me on this journey. We decided to Dubai, because here the use of two languages, which means safe for us. Although our Arabic language is weak, people can still understand it," said third-generation immigrant students Lebanese in the United States

"I decided to take Arabic in the first year of college. I always feel an integral part of cultural heritage, because I grew up speaking only English," explained Leslie.

After two years studying Arabic, Leslie decided to enroll into an intensive program, where students lived in a city whose everyday language they are learning.

"It could improve fluency and a great way to learn the language," he said.

Leslie had a dream to go to Beirut and to reestablish a relationship with the offspring of his ancestors there.

In addition to student tourists who pour into Dubai to learn Arabic, some are visiting the city to practice the English he learned.

Mehmet Uygur arrived in Dubai early last May to attend an English course for 12 weeks, before starting college in September next at the University of Nottingham, England.

"In Turkey, not least those who are studying in the English language's best medium, face psychological obstacles to speak in English. Most of us looking for an excuse to practice the language, but not easy to be eloquent because in Ankara all written in Turkish. It's hard to talk like real people, "says Uygur.

For Mehmet Uygur, Dubai is the perfect place to fill the summer holidays while practicing English, as well as learn both the Arabic language.

More than 150 students had enrolled in courses that there are several institutions in the city this summer, ranging from Eton Institute is offering a program of short courses, to the International House.

According to marketing manager Eton, educational tourism sector in Dubai fertile, because of the relatively affordable cost of the course with a high level of educational standards.

Most students who learn English are from neighboring countries, particularly Saudi Arabia.

"England is a very important language for business. If you want to carve your name in the world, you have to think globally and speak English," said Said al-Qasim, 37-year-old businessman from Riyadh.

"United Arab Emirates offers so many opportunities for other Gulf states to learn. I want to be able to speak English well, so I could open the English course in Arabia some day," hope Al Qasim.

"In my opinion, education is one sector where we should invest in it. And the language of education is the burgeoning field that we have to work on," he said.

Semi-intensive courses in Arabic or English for 30 hours within 2 weeks at the International House cost 1200 to 1600 dirhams. In that place you can learn English for business or conversation.

Eton Institute offers courses of various international languages like Arabic, English, German, French and Italian, for summer classes. Training costs 60 hours for 3 weeks are 2250 dirhams for 2 levels. Learning time from Sunday to Thursday, every day.

Not a day without learning to life for the better, success came later, of course relaxing holiday in dubai. Vacation does not mean just spending time in vain, right? *

Sources: klj

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A study of College Students' Reactions to Shootings on Their Illinois Campus-Tragedy Illinois

Extraordinary events that happen in our lives do not always die former. especially the incident occurred in front of our eyes. will be recalled during our lives. A study of college students' reactions to shootings on their Illinois campus gives fresh insight into how genes may influence the psychological impact of traumatic events.

The researchers found that symptoms similar to post-traumatic stress disorder were more common in Northern Illinois University students who had certain variations in a gene that regulates levels of serotonin, a brain chemical linked with mood that is the target of popular antidepressants.

The researchers say the results could someday lead to new treatments for PTSD, and also could help predict who will develop the condition, which could be useful for soldiers involved in combat.

Other variations in the same gene and in other genes have been linked with PTSD in previous research. But the new research was unique because it involved 204 undergraduate women who by coincidence were taking part in a campus study that measured stress before the shootings on Feb. 14, 2008 — so before-and-after information was available.

The shootings occurred in a crowded lecture hall on the NIU campus in DeKalb, about 65 miles west of Chicago. A former NIU student opened fire, killing five and wounding more than a dozen others before killing himself. Most study participants were on campus at the time.

Overall symptoms similar to PTSD were found in almost half the women in the weeks after the shootings, and in nearly all the participants who were in the hall. These symptoms included flashbacks, nightmares and extreme jumpiness.

Information on stress symptoms in the women that had been gathered before the shootings helped the researchers better assess what role their genetic makeup might have played in how they reacted to the violence, said Dr. Kerry Ressler, an Emory University researcher and the study's senior author.

The study was released Monday in the September edition of Archives of General Psychiatry.

"This kind of research is extremely important" and could eventually "provide clues to novel treatment," said Dr. John Krystal, psychiatry chairman at Yale University's medical school and director of clinical neurosciences at the Veterans Affairs National Center for PTSD. Krystal was not involved in the study.

The researchers analyzed genetic material in saliva samples women submitted after the shootings. The women also filled out questionnaires commonly used to assess PTSD and related symptoms, at two times after the shootings — two to four weeks afterward, and then an average of eight months afterward. By definition, PTSD persists for more than a month, but similar symptoms can develop soon after traumatic events.

The variations in the serotonin gene were found in 25 percent of the women studied. Overall, 52 percent of women with those variations developed early or later PTSD symptoms, versus 43 percent of women without the variations.

Among women who weren't in the lecture hall during the shootings, 42 percent had early symptoms and 8 percent had lingering symptoms months later. Only a handful of women studied were in the hall; far more of them had early and persistent symptoms.

Holly Orcutt, an NIU psychology professor who took part in the research, did a separate analysis of about 20 students who'd been in the lecture hall during the shootings. She found PTSD symptoms in 84 percent shortly after the shootings. By September 2010, only 11 percent still had symptoms, a decline that "speaks to the resilience" of the students, Orcutt said. That analysis doesn't appear in Archives.

The university set up special counseling services after the shootings that are still available since many students on campus in 2008 remain enrolled at NIU, she said.

The hall where the shootings took place is being remodeled, and a memorial sculpture to the slain students has been set up nearby.

source: http://www.archgenpsychiatry.com

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Know Inclusive Education to Children

Know Inclusive Education to Childrend. Various kinds of education in various disciplines of science in education there is a normal one with special needs, disabilities and some are exceptional.

Inclusive education is nothing new, including in Indonesia is generally that in a developed country such as America and Europe may already be familiar with this inclusion. There is some understanding of inclusive education,

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Master of Special Education for Teachers from Australia

Now to become a master of special education in foreign countries already exist. By completing several units of the pad results of research emphasis.

Master of Special Education is intended for teachers and others with relevant experience who wish to obtain a professional postgraduate qualification in special education. If you want to get or update your skills in a dynamic field of study and practice, then this program is for you.

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Special Education Children is the Solution

Special education children is the Solution. "Knowledge is power, but more importantly,Knowledge Peace of Mind "

Hearing the word special education can be confusing, frightening and wonderful for any parent. The purpose of special education is to educate you so that you can become an advocate, it is best for your child.

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