Memang tak dapat disangkal lagi bahwa jumlah orang Indonesia yang semakin 
makmur memang bertambah banyak. Di milis ini ada yang bak kebakaran jenggot 
saat dulu diberitakan bahwa broker Forex Rusia sudah membuka cabangnya di 
Indonesia. Entah apa ada yang bertambah makmur dari spekulasi valuta asing 
tersebut.

USA and Canada 1-888-472-1855
UK 0-808-120-1991
Switzerland 0-800-898-548
Malaysia 1-800-882-528
Indonesia 001-803-017-910
Georgia 822-140-799
Kazakhstan 8-800-080-5553
Ukraine 0800-500-329
Other countries +7-4012-763-051, +7-4012-751-961

Jadi Indonesia merupakan negara yang kedua di Asia sesudah Malaysia yang 
mungkin paling banyak orangnya yang mencari tambahan peruntungan lewat 
spekulasi valuta asing. Tentunya bagi yang menguasai 'Technical Analysis' ini 
bisa dilakukan sembari ngicep saja, seperti perkataan guru Kimia saat SMA dulu 
di Bandung.

"Greed is Good"


--- In [email protected], "Sunny" <ambon@...> wrote:
>
> Ref:   Menurut  SBY: Rakyat Makin Makmur, Daftar Tunggu Haji Mencapai 1,7 
> Juta Orang. Senin, 09/04/2012 21:29 WIB ( 
> http://forum.kompas.com/nasional/76302-sby-rakyat-makin-makmur.html ). 
> Makin makmur berarti  fulus makin banyak,  jadi mana bisa KOI harus 
> berpusing kepala mencari dana guna memberangkat  atlit ke Olimpiade  2012 
> di London,  ataukah apa yang dikatakan SBY itu dalam alam viritual saja?
> 
> http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/sports/budget-worries-hang-over-indonesian-fencer-diahs-olympic-bid/513807?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=jgnewsletter
> 
> 
> Budget Worries Hang Over Indonesian Fencer's Olympic Bid
> Ami Afriatni | April 24, 2012
> 
> Diah Permatasari has delivered some welcome news to an Indonesian Olympic 
> team more worried these days with finding the funds to send athletes to 
> London.
> 
> The 20-year-old Diah became the first Indonesian fencer in 20 years to 
> qualify for the Olympics after finishing third in the women’s saber event 
> at an Olympic qualifying tournament in Wakayama, Japan, on Saturday.
> 
> She beat Singapore’s Nona Yean Hong, 15-14, in a third-place playoff to 
> qualify for the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, from July 27 to Aug. 12.
> 
> The last Indonesian fencers to compete in the Olympics were Handry Lenzun 
> and Lucas Zakaria, who both jousted in the men’s epee at the 1992 
> Barcelona Games. Silvia Koeswandi was the nation’s last female Olympian 
> fencer, competing in women’s foil at the 1988 Games in Seoul.
> 
> “That’s a historic achievement for us,” Khairuman, head of athletes’ 
> development at the Indonesian Fencing Association (Ikasi), said on 
> Tuesday.
> 
> “We understand that it will be hard for her to come away with a medal in 
> London, but it’ll be great if she can at least win the first-round match.”
> 
> Diah became the country’s seventh athlete to punch her ticket to the 
> London Games, after archer Ika Yuliana Rochmawati and five men’s 
> weightlifters â€" Jadi Setiadi (56-kilogram division), Eko Yuli Irawan 
> (62kg), Triyatno (69kg), Sumaryanto (56kg) and M. Hasbi (62kg).
> 
> Four men’s swimmers â€" Glenn Victor Sutanto, Indra Gunawan, Triady Fauzi 
> and I Gede Siman Sudartawa â€" have also reached the B level of the Olympic 
> time trial, though they are still trying to break into the A level to 
> guarantee an Olympic bid.
> 
> Officials will not know until May 3 how many shuttlers qualified in 
> badminton, which has produced at least one gold medal for the country 
> since the sport was officially included at the 1992 Barcelona Games.
> 
> Another prospect is Putu Wiradamungga Adesta, who will fight for an 
> Olympic spot at the Asian Senior Judo Championships in Tashkent, 
> Uzbekistan, beginning on Thursday. Upcoming qualifying tournaments in 
> athletics, wrestling and weightlifting could yield more Olympic berths.
> 
> “[Putu] will have to finish in the top seven to get an Olympic berth,” 
> said Irwan Prakarsa, head of athletes’ development at the Indonesian Judo 
> Federation (PJSI).
> 
> Indonesia sent 24 athletes to the 2008 Beijing Games, bringing home one 
> gold medal, one silver and three bronze.
> 
> The National Sports Committee (KONI) hopes to better that achievement, but 
> Indonesia’s Olympic chances could be in jeopardy if the government 
> doesn’t 
> provide the much-needed budget on time, a top sports official said.
> 
> “Until today we haven’t received any of the money promised to us by the 
> government,” the Indonesian team’s chef de mission, Erick Thohir, said on 
> Tuesday.
> 
> “We badly need the money this week because we’ll have to book flights and 
> hotels for athletes and officials. We also have to fund the athletes’ 
> training programs.”
> 
> Erick said the Indonesia, Olympic Committee (KOI) had proposed a Rp 26 
> billion ($2.8 million) budget for the Games, while the team also has Rp 12 
> billion in deals with sponsors.
> 
> “We asked the government to cut the bureaucratic process so we could get 
> the money as late as next week. We’ve been given a target to get at least 
> a gold medal in the Olympics, so we beg the government to support us,” he 
> said.
> 
> Youth and Sports Minister Andi Mallarangeng said he would try to push the 
> Ministry of Finance to release the Olympic budget as soon as possible. 
> “We’ve 
> been in talks with the Ministry of Finance to speed up the process. I 
> promise the team will get the money as late as early May,” he said
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