English Education: 2011

NEW_ROEL FASHION

Saturday, 23 July 2011 01:16 Posted by Nurul Hidayah

New_roel fashion is a new women's and men's fashion brand with an exciting and exclusive concept. We supply items clothes, bags and shocks for a pair of young women and men in the timeless colours of black and white. New_roel fashion is aimed at a pair of young women and men of today and are an ideal one stop shop for purchasing both the smart and the casual components of a modern capsule wardrobe, in addition to quality clothing accessories that no busy working woman and man can live without.

The concept for new_roel fashion developed from the experience of a normal consumer, “The idea for the concept came from my own personal experience of shopping on the high street. I really struggled to find a quality, affordable pair of classic black trousers and white shirt on my lunch hour from work, in the heart of gresik shopping district, I had an important meeting the following day that I wanted them for. I then realised that there was a huge gap in the market for a one stop shop selling classic, basic items that everyone needs for a modern capsule wardrobe, conveniently located under one roof.”

The black and white concept of new_roel fashion was born. With such a strong classic combination, conveying the right image there is no guilt involved when ordering timeless pieces of quality ladies and boys clothing or accessories from new_roel fashion. We can assure you, you will enjoy new_roel fashion pieces for seasons to come.

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How Teachers Work in Order to Equip the Children

Wednesday, 16 February 2011 06:51 Posted by Nurul Hidayah

Teachers play a very key role in the education of the children; they are the ones responsible for the upbringing of the children once they are in school providing all the educational, social and moral skills that a normal child is supposed to gain. In fact most parents recognize the importance of teachers in the children's lives. With many years of observing how teachers work in order to equip the children, I have been able to come up with ways that if you as a parent implement then it will assist the teacher to be able to do his...

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Monday, 10 January 2011 06:34 Posted by Nurul Hidayah

Perasaan sedih adalah sesuatu yang akan menimpa setiap orang pada saat menjalani kehidupan ini. Kesedihan akan muncul saat kita mengalami suatu kesulitan di dunia ini dan merasa sulit dalam meghadapinya. Ini adalah fitrah manusia, sebab bukankah sesudah kesedihan pasti ada kegembiraan dan tidak ada seorang pun yang selalu hidup dalam kesedihan. Allah SWT Berfirman :

“Dan bahwasannya Dialah yang menjadikan orang tertawa dan menangis” (QS. An Najm :43)

Biasanya kesedihan akan muncul tatkala kita kurang memiliki kesabaran dalam menghadapi suatu musibah. Tetapi ketika kesabaran menjadi tameng dan senjata dalam menghadapinya maka semuanya akan terasa ringan dan akan berakhir kepada kebahagian. Selain itu bersikaplah untuk selalu berbaik sangka bahwa kesedihan yang dialami sekarang lebih kecil di banding dengan kebahagiaan yang akan didapat kelak. Hadapi semua ini sebagai suatu ujian yang akan membuat kita menjadi lebih mulia disisi Allah dengan selalu berbuat kebaikan dan kebaikan. Hal ini dapat dicapai ketika diri ini lebih memikirkan akhirat yang lebih kekal yang di dalamnya tidak ada kesedihan dan kesusahan sedikitpun.

Misalnya dalam menghadapi ejekan orang atau saat ada orang yang membicarakan kejelekan kita, jangan lah kita balas dengan sesuatu yang setimpal berupa ejekan lagi. Karena pada hakikatnya dia telah memberikan suatu kebaikan dari kebaikannya. Lebih baik jika kita berharap, semoga Allah SWT membalas dengan kebaikan pula. Sesuatu yang penting adalah melakukan sesuatu yang bermanfaat di dunia maupun di akhirat. Disini bukan berarti kita lemah, tetapi untuk dapat selalu produktif dalam melanjutkan berbuat kebaikan di hari kedepan.

Semoga kita dapat melewati kesedihan dengan diiringi kesabaran dan kegembiraan yang diiringi dengan rasa syukur.

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Sunday, 9 January 2011 03:40 Posted by Nurul Hidayah

Sailor Moon is a manga (comic book) series, named after the main character created by Naoko Takeuchi. In Japan, the immense popularity of Sailor Moon has led to anime (cartoon versions) of the manga series, movies, live action productions, video games, and musicals. Translations of the comic book series in the US have been popular, though dubbed versions of the anime productions failed to capture the interest of many TV viewers.

Sailor Moon straddles two common manga genres, magical girl and the team genre. Initially Naoko Takeuchi was specifically interested in the magical girl genre, but later the popularity of the Sailor V manga series inspired her to rework the plot to incorporate nine more magical girls into a team to fight the forces of darkness. Each girl has the ability to morph into a “sailor” superhero named after the planets, or the moon. If you follow the manga, the stories are not always consistent because of this reworking of the plot.

Takeuchi has been praised for her “girl power” themes, her inclusion of references to Classical Greek and Roman mythology, and for reintroducing the magical girl theme to manga. She initially planned to produce one story only, but instead ended up producing five different story arcs because of the popularity of Sailor Moon. The full series has been published in book form, actually 14 books in total. The first edition was published in 1992, and in 2003, a second edition with new drawings, some editing and new art hit the stands.

The manga series began its run in 1992 and over the next five years produced 200 episodes. The popularity of Sailor Moon made the manga popular in primetime showings of the cartoon. The live action series enjoyed a brief run in Japan between 2003-2004. In Japan, Sony and Sega both had popular Sailor Moon video games, more known its puzzles. A game for the Nintendo Wii is being produced. It’s challenging to find English versions of Sailor Moon video games.

Finding English translations of the manga Sailor Moon is now difficult. The English language versions of the manga are out of print, so they can be difficult to collect. Additionally, Sailor Moon did not enjoy the widespread popularity in the US that it did in Japan, so fewer issues and books were printed in English.

Sailor Moon

Although some criticize Sailor Moon as campy or “stock” entertainment, many have clearly enjoyed the stories in all their manifestations. It’s still considered one of the top anime series in Japan, and has been inspiring for young girls who’d like to write manga. Takeuchi’s popularity in Japan has been comparable to J.K. Rowling’s in the UK and US. She’s considered a role model for those who’d like to follow in her footsteps.

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