Re: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon?
Ya kalo kapasitas mail boxnya terbatas musti tahu diri :-) Harus ada skala prioritas. Saya juga sering bouncing karena suka gak buka milis lebih dari 2 hari saja. Tapi ya sudahlah, itulah risikonya. Salam, l.meilany - Original Message - From: H. M. Nur Abdurahman To: wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2009 9:02 PM Subject: Re: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon? Ikut nimbrung Kasihan bagi mereka yang kapasitas mail-boxnya terbatas Salam HMNA - Original Message - From: L.Meilany wpamu...@centrin.net.id To: wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2009 14:16 Subject: Re: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon? Semua kan ada plus minus. Secanggih apapun yg namanya BB, notbuk, PC pastinya punya lebih dan kurang. Gak ada yg sempurna. Baca koran juga gitu. Ada yg gak suka iklan baris tapi ada yg sangat suka. Terus terang saja saya kalo baca koran tak pernah melewatkan iklan kematian. Engkoh di toko bangunan dekat rumah juga gitu, kalo dia sih baca iklan kematian karena senang ngumpulin nama2 yg katanya bagus2 bisa jadi insipirasi untuk kasih nama cucunya. Salam, l.meilany - Original Message - From: Abbas To: wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, December 15, 2009 5:26 AM Subject: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon? masalahnya bukan gak apa apa ; kalo kita mo nyari tulisan yang penting, kita jadi kesulitan, akibat tertutup banyknya tulisan macam forwardan. Kalau berguna sih dak apa. Tapi kalau sembarang forwardan kan kaya baca koran ? Iklan baris ! Apa yang menambah ilmu kalau begitu ? Lebih bagus dia forward, trus dia kasih komentar pake nalar sendiri jangan hanya sekedar ngirim doangan ? --- In wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com, L.Meilany wpamu...@... wrote: Saya pikir gak pa-pa juga Pak Ambon Sunny ngirim banyak2 artikel. Kalo tak suka langsung delete saja. Kan keliatan gitu dari judulnya. Kalo saya kebetulan juga lebih lebih suka baca koran, majalah langganan, majalah boleh pinjam, gratisan, hobi numpang baca di gramed ; jadi kebanyakan artikel yg pak Ambon kirim biasanya sudah saya tahu. Sepengetahuan saya jarang gitu milis yg bahas masalah khusus bisa bernapas setiap hari kecuali WM. Lantaran ada artikel2 yg dikirim Pak Ambon bertubi-tubi maka tetep nyala gitulah. Ya meskipun artikelnya gak nyambung; OOT tapi kan ada juga yg suka komentarin :-) Mendingan mana, WM nya cuma buka toko 2 atau 3 hari sekali atau setiap hari? Kali musti di bikin polling gitu supaya adil :-) Lantas nanti di set kalo yg suka ngirim2 bertubi-tubi atau tak sesuai misi WM musti di 'moderasi' :-) Mohon maap salam, l.meilany - Original Message - From: Lina To: wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, December 14, 2009 11:12 AM Subject: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon? Om, Tradisi baca juga dah diajarin sama Allah via AlQur'an. Ane dah faham. Tapi kan baca itu buanyak sekali sumbernya dan jenisnya. Nah sumber yang ada di milis ini sudah memilih 'ciri khas'nya sendiri. Untuk itu ane datang ke milis ini, selaen ane juga hadir di milis2 laen. Ane gak mungkin dateng ke dokter gigi untuk ngobatin panu ane. Ane gak mungkin googling foto panas seleb ke milis WM. Pan gitu. Ane gemar baca, tapi ane milih2 or selektip gitu, karena waktu ane yang terbatas. Coba ente knape gak kirimin loper ente yg seabrek abrek ini ke FPK dengan alasan or niat yang sama yaitu biar menambah wawasan? Salam klise, --- In wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com, sunny ambon@ wrote: p://thejakartaglobe.com/home/forum-indonesia-membaca-instills-a-love-for-the-written-word/347144 Forum Indonesia Membaca's programs to encourage reading include story sessions, book discussions and writing workshops. It also holds an annual event, 'World Book Day Indonesia.' (Photos courtesy of Forum Indonesia Membaca) Forum Indonesia Membaca Instills a Love for the Written Word The benefits of reading cannot be emphasized enough. Reading opens a window onto the wider world, and helps create well-informed and more knowledgeable citizens. Unfortunately, reading is not a big part of Indonesian culture - or at least, that's what Dessy Sekar Astina believes. Dessy is the program director of Forum Indonesia Membaca (Indonesian Reading Forum), a nonprofit organization that seeks to promote reading among young people. Our young people don't seem to make reading a part of their daily routine, and that's sad, she said. Forum Indonesia Membaca was established in October 2001 by 15 people who believed that instilling a reading culture among young Indonesians was one way
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Ikut nimbrung Kasihan bagi mereka yang kapasitas mail-boxnya terbatas Salam HMNA - Original Message - From: L.Meilany wpamu...@centrin.net.id To: wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2009 14:16 Subject: Re: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon? Semua kan ada plus minus. Secanggih apapun yg namanya BB, notbuk, PC pastinya punya lebih dan kurang. Gak ada yg sempurna. Baca koran juga gitu. Ada yg gak suka iklan baris tapi ada yg sangat suka. Terus terang saja saya kalo baca koran tak pernah melewatkan iklan kematian. Engkoh di toko bangunan dekat rumah juga gitu, kalo dia sih baca iklan kematian karena senang ngumpulin nama2 yg katanya bagus2 bisa jadi insipirasi untuk kasih nama cucunya. Salam, l.meilany - Original Message - From: Abbas To: wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, December 15, 2009 5:26 AM Subject: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon? masalahnya bukan gak apa apa ; kalo kita mo nyari tulisan yang penting, kita jadi kesulitan, akibat tertutup banyknya tulisan macam forwardan. Kalau berguna sih dak apa. Tapi kalau sembarang forwardan kan kaya baca koran ? Iklan baris ! Apa yang menambah ilmu kalau begitu ? Lebih bagus dia forward, trus dia kasih komentar pake nalar sendiri jangan hanya sekedar ngirim doangan ? --- In wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com, L.Meilany wpamu...@... wrote: Saya pikir gak pa-pa juga Pak Ambon Sunny ngirim banyak2 artikel. Kalo tak suka langsung delete saja. Kan keliatan gitu dari judulnya. Kalo saya kebetulan juga lebih lebih suka baca koran, majalah langganan, majalah boleh pinjam, gratisan, hobi numpang baca di gramed ; jadi kebanyakan artikel yg pak Ambon kirim biasanya sudah saya tahu. Sepengetahuan saya jarang gitu milis yg bahas masalah khusus bisa bernapas setiap hari kecuali WM. Lantaran ada artikel2 yg dikirim Pak Ambon bertubi-tubi maka tetep nyala gitulah. Ya meskipun artikelnya gak nyambung; OOT tapi kan ada juga yg suka komentarin :-) Mendingan mana, WM nya cuma buka toko 2 atau 3 hari sekali atau setiap hari? Kali musti di bikin polling gitu supaya adil :-) Lantas nanti di set kalo yg suka ngirim2 bertubi-tubi atau tak sesuai misi WM musti di 'moderasi' :-) Mohon maap salam, l.meilany - Original Message - From: Lina To: wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, December 14, 2009 11:12 AM Subject: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon? Om, Tradisi baca juga dah diajarin sama Allah via AlQur'an. Ane dah faham. Tapi kan baca itu buanyak sekali sumbernya dan jenisnya. Nah sumber yang ada di milis ini sudah memilih 'ciri khas'nya sendiri. Untuk itu ane datang ke milis ini, selaen ane juga hadir di milis2 laen. Ane gak mungkin dateng ke dokter gigi untuk ngobatin panu ane. Ane gak mungkin googling foto panas seleb ke milis WM. Pan gitu. Ane gemar baca, tapi ane milih2 or selektip gitu, karena waktu ane yang terbatas. Coba ente knape gak kirimin loper ente yg seabrek abrek ini ke FPK dengan alasan or niat yang sama yaitu biar menambah wawasan? Salam klise, --- In wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com, sunny ambon@ wrote: p://thejakartaglobe.com/home/forum-indonesia-membaca-instills-a-love-for-the-written-word/347144 Forum Indonesia Membaca's programs to encourage reading include story sessions, book discussions and writing workshops. It also holds an annual event, 'World Book Day Indonesia.' (Photos courtesy of Forum Indonesia Membaca) Forum Indonesia Membaca Instills a Love for the Written Word The benefits of reading cannot be emphasized enough. Reading opens a window onto the wider world, and helps create well-informed and more knowledgeable citizens. Unfortunately, reading is not a big part of Indonesian culture - or at least, that's what Dessy Sekar Astina believes. Dessy is the program director of Forum Indonesia Membaca (Indonesian Reading Forum), a nonprofit organization that seeks to promote reading among young people. Our young people don't seem to make reading a part of their daily routine, and that's sad, she said. Forum Indonesia Membaca was established in October 2001 by 15 people who believed that instilling a reading culture among young Indonesians was one way they could contribute to the country's progress. Ade Oktarini, a member of the organization since 2003, said most young people preferred hanging out with their friends or surfing social networking sites like Facebook to reading. The country, however, seems to be making inroads where literacy is concerned. In September, Hamid Muhammad, the director general of nontraditional education at the Ministry of Education, said that by the end of the year, the illiteracy rate in Indonesia would stand at about 5.3 percent
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Semua kan ada plus minus. Secanggih apapun yg namanya BB, notbuk, PC pastinya punya lebih dan kurang. Gak ada yg sempurna. Baca koran juga gitu. Ada yg gak suka iklan baris tapi ada yg sangat suka. Terus terang saja saya kalo baca koran tak pernah melewatkan iklan kematian. Engkoh di toko bangunan dekat rumah juga gitu, kalo dia sih baca iklan kematian karena senang ngumpulin nama2 yg katanya bagus2 bisa jadi insipirasi untuk kasih nama cucunya. Salam, l.meilany - Original Message - From: Abbas To: wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, December 15, 2009 5:26 AM Subject: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon? masalahnya bukan gak apa apa ; kalo kita mo nyari tulisan yang penting, kita jadi kesulitan, akibat tertutup banyknya tulisan macam forwardan. Kalau berguna sih dak apa. Tapi kalau sembarang forwardan kan kaya baca koran ? Iklan baris ! Apa yang menambah ilmu kalau begitu ? Lebih bagus dia forward, trus dia kasih komentar pake nalar sendiri jangan hanya sekedar ngirim doangan ? --- In wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com, L.Meilany wpamu...@... wrote: Saya pikir gak pa-pa juga Pak Ambon Sunny ngirim banyak2 artikel. Kalo tak suka langsung delete saja. Kan keliatan gitu dari judulnya. Kalo saya kebetulan juga lebih lebih suka baca koran, majalah langganan, majalah boleh pinjam, gratisan, hobi numpang baca di gramed ; jadi kebanyakan artikel yg pak Ambon kirim biasanya sudah saya tahu. Sepengetahuan saya jarang gitu milis yg bahas masalah khusus bisa bernapas setiap hari kecuali WM. Lantaran ada artikel2 yg dikirim Pak Ambon bertubi-tubi maka tetep nyala gitulah. Ya meskipun artikelnya gak nyambung; OOT tapi kan ada juga yg suka komentarin :-) Mendingan mana, WM nya cuma buka toko 2 atau 3 hari sekali atau setiap hari? Kali musti di bikin polling gitu supaya adil :-) Lantas nanti di set kalo yg suka ngirim2 bertubi-tubi atau tak sesuai misi WM musti di 'moderasi' :-) Mohon maap salam, l.meilany - Original Message - From: Lina To: wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, December 14, 2009 11:12 AM Subject: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon? Om, Tradisi baca juga dah diajarin sama Allah via AlQur'an. Ane dah faham. Tapi kan baca itu buanyak sekali sumbernya dan jenisnya. Nah sumber yang ada di milis ini sudah memilih 'ciri khas'nya sendiri. Untuk itu ane datang ke milis ini, selaen ane juga hadir di milis2 laen. Ane gak mungkin dateng ke dokter gigi untuk ngobatin panu ane. Ane gak mungkin googling foto panas seleb ke milis WM. Pan gitu. Ane gemar baca, tapi ane milih2 or selektip gitu, karena waktu ane yang terbatas. Coba ente knape gak kirimin loper ente yg seabrek abrek ini ke FPK dengan alasan or niat yang sama yaitu biar menambah wawasan? Salam klise, --- In wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com, sunny ambon@ wrote: p://thejakartaglobe.com/home/forum-indonesia-membaca-instills-a-love-for-the-written-word/347144 Forum Indonesia Membaca's programs to encourage reading include story sessions, book discussions and writing workshops. It also holds an annual event, 'World Book Day Indonesia.' (Photos courtesy of Forum Indonesia Membaca) Forum Indonesia Membaca Instills a Love for the Written Word The benefits of reading cannot be emphasized enough. Reading opens a window onto the wider world, and helps create well-informed and more knowledgeable citizens. Unfortunately, reading is not a big part of Indonesian culture - or at least, that's what Dessy Sekar Astina believes. Dessy is the program director of Forum Indonesia Membaca (Indonesian Reading Forum), a nonprofit organization that seeks to promote reading among young people. Our young people don't seem to make reading a part of their daily routine, and that's sad, she said. Forum Indonesia Membaca was established in October 2001 by 15 people who believed that instilling a reading culture among young Indonesians was one way they could contribute to the country's progress. Ade Oktarini, a member of the organization since 2003, said most young people preferred hanging out with their friends or surfing social networking sites like Facebook to reading. The country, however, seems to be making inroads where literacy is concerned. In September, Hamid Muhammad, the director general of nontraditional education at the Ministry of Education, said that by the end of the year, the illiteracy rate in Indonesia would stand at about 5.3 percent, or about 8.3 million people. The problem, according to Desy, is in actually encouraging people to read. Our government only focuses on literacy initiatives and that is not enough, she said. Ade agreed that picking up a book
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Tp dr awal saya masuk milis ini bukankah memang sudah gak sesuai dgn judul wanita muslimah, yg mestinya membahas tentang sesuatu yg berkaitan dgn wanita muslim, barusan saya baca ada anggota milis yg komplain krn isi milis ini jauh dari judul. Jadi saya rasa gak salah2 amet kalo pak ambon menyimpang dikit soale dari awal yg lain jg membahas hal2 yg saya pikir jauh dari judul wanita muslimah. Maksud saya jgn menyudutkan satu orang yg pdhl ada banyak orang yg memposting jauh dari judul. Salam Sent from my BlackBerry® powered by Sinyal Kuat INDOSAT -Original Message- From: Lina linadah...@yahoo.com Date: Mon, 14 Dec 2009 03:21:56 To: wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Subject: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon? Saya pikir Nyong Ambon manise wat milis sendiri aja yang punya ciri khas sendiri dan beda dari WM ini. Misal milis Loper. Jadi bagi yang mo menambah wawasan yang berciri khas loper, ya nangkring aje disitu. Jangan menghilangkan ciri khas suatu milis yg dah ada dunk. Yang bikin 'refot otak ane' nih, ane dah semangat mo mengunjungi WM dengan berharap mendapat pelajaran seperti yang sudah-sudah 'pengajian wanita muslimah yang moderat' dari diskusi diskusi yg timbul..eh tiba tiba satu screen isinya dijual jamu kuat lelaki, Bandrex cap ayam jago. Ya..memang akhirnya ane tinggal. Jadi, bukan cuma soal delete-mendelete. Begono menurut ane seh! wassalam, --- In wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com, aurora_2...@... wrote: Saya pikir ini urusan mod nya untuk meloloskan postingannya atau tidak. Dan rasanya berita yg pak ambon kirimkan lumayan berguna bwt nambah wawasan, kalo gak suka kan tinggal delete aja atau gak usah baca. Gak pake tenaga banyak kok bwt delete. Kalo gusdur bilang 'Gitu aja kok repot' Maaf ya kalo ikut2an. saya yakin niat pak ambon ini baik, insya allah. Sent from my BlackBerry® powered by Sinyal Kuat INDOSAT -Original Message- From: aldiy al...@... Date: Sun, 13 Dec 2009 15:45:08 To: wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Subject: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon? Coba kita tanya ke Pak Ambon, apakah bapak setuju mengirim berita maximum 5 berita per 24 jam? salam Mia --- In wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com, sunny ambon@ wrote: Apakah tidak dibutuhkan selingan untuk relax dalam hidup? - Original Message - From: Dwi Soegardi To: wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 4:08 AM Subject: Re: [wanita-muslimah] Hitler feared going to the dentist kalo begitu baca saja sendiri, dan diskusikan pada waktu makan atau minum kopi, bukan sembarangan milis Anda penuh-penuhi. Kalo Anda posting sehari satu-dua sih ngga masalah kadang-kadang OOT (out of topic), tapi Anda kirimnya ngga terbatas, OOT-nya tak terbatas pulak, Apa pantes begitu? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] === Milis Wanita Muslimah Membangun citra wanita muslimah dalam diri, keluarga, maupun masyarakat. Twitter: http://twitter.com/wanita_muslimah Situs Web: http://www.wanita-muslimah.com ARSIP DISKUSI : http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wanita-muslimah/messages Kirim Posting mailto:wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Berhenti mailto:wanita-muslimah-unsubscr...@yahoogroups.com Milis Keluarga Sejahtera mailto:keluarga-sejaht...@yahoogroups.com Milis Anak Muda Islam mailto:majelism...@yahoogroups.com Milis ini tidak menerima attachment.Yahoo! Groups Links * To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wanita-muslimah/ * Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional * To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wanita-muslimah/join (Yahoo! ID required) * To change settings via email: wanita-muslimah-dig...@yahoogroups.com wanita-muslimah-fullfeatu...@yahoogroups.com * To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: wanita-muslimah-unsubscr...@yahoogroups.com * Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
Re: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon?
Saya pikir gak pa-pa juga Pak Ambon Sunny ngirim banyak2 artikel. Kalo tak suka langsung delete saja. Kan keliatan gitu dari judulnya. Kalo saya kebetulan juga lebih lebih suka baca koran, majalah langganan, majalah boleh pinjam, gratisan, hobi numpang baca di gramed ; jadi kebanyakan artikel yg pak Ambon kirim biasanya sudah saya tahu. Sepengetahuan saya jarang gitu milis yg bahas masalah khusus bisa bernapas setiap hari kecuali WM. Lantaran ada artikel2 yg dikirim Pak Ambon bertubi-tubi maka tetep nyala gitulah. Ya meskipun artikelnya gak nyambung; OOT tapi kan ada juga yg suka komentarin :-) Mendingan mana, WM nya cuma buka toko 2 atau 3 hari sekali atau setiap hari? Kali musti di bikin polling gitu supaya adil :-) Lantas nanti di set kalo yg suka ngirim2 bertubi-tubi atau tak sesuai misi WM musti di 'moderasi' :-) Mohon maap salam, l.meilany - Original Message - From: Lina To: wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, December 14, 2009 11:12 AM Subject: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon? Om, Tradisi baca juga dah diajarin sama Allah via AlQur'an. Ane dah faham. Tapi kan baca itu buanyak sekali sumbernya dan jenisnya. Nah sumber yang ada di milis ini sudah memilih 'ciri khas'nya sendiri. Untuk itu ane datang ke milis ini, selaen ane juga hadir di milis2 laen. Ane gak mungkin dateng ke dokter gigi untuk ngobatin panu ane. Ane gak mungkin googling foto panas seleb ke milis WM. Pan gitu. Ane gemar baca, tapi ane milih2 or selektip gitu, karena waktu ane yang terbatas. Coba ente knape gak kirimin loper ente yg seabrek abrek ini ke FPK dengan alasan or niat yang sama yaitu biar menambah wawasan? Salam klise, --- In wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com, sunny am...@... wrote: p://thejakartaglobe.com/home/forum-indonesia-membaca-instills-a-love-for-the-written-word/347144 Forum Indonesia Membaca's programs to encourage reading include story sessions, book discussions and writing workshops. It also holds an annual event, 'World Book Day Indonesia.' (Photos courtesy of Forum Indonesia Membaca) Forum Indonesia Membaca Instills a Love for the Written Word The benefits of reading cannot be emphasized enough. Reading opens a window onto the wider world, and helps create well-informed and more knowledgeable citizens. Unfortunately, reading is not a big part of Indonesian culture - or at least, that's what Dessy Sekar Astina believes. Dessy is the program director of Forum Indonesia Membaca (Indonesian Reading Forum), a nonprofit organization that seeks to promote reading among young people. Our young people don't seem to make reading a part of their daily routine, and that's sad, she said. Forum Indonesia Membaca was established in October 2001 by 15 people who believed that instilling a reading culture among young Indonesians was one way they could contribute to the country's progress. Ade Oktarini, a member of the organization since 2003, said most young people preferred hanging out with their friends or surfing social networking sites like Facebook to reading. The country, however, seems to be making inroads where literacy is concerned. In September, Hamid Muhammad, the director general of nontraditional education at the Ministry of Education, said that by the end of the year, the illiteracy rate in Indonesia would stand at about 5.3 percent, or about 8.3 million people. The problem, according to Desy, is in actually encouraging people to read. Our government only focuses on literacy initiatives and that is not enough, she said. Ade agreed that picking up a book did not come naturally to many Indonesians. In this country, you don't see people reading a book in public places, like a bus stop or a park, Ade said. And while in many developed countries it's not unusual to see someone reading a thick paperback while waiting for a bus, Ade said that here, you'll probably get teased for holding a big book. In contrast, she said, it's so much easier to find young people glued to their computer screens or smartphones, logged on to Facebook or engrossed in a video game. Dessy said the spread of technology itself had become a barrier to encouraging young people to read. She said people preferred watching TV, surfing the Internet or playing video games on PlayStation to reading. The fact that technology is advancing every day is a good thing, Dessy said. But we have to use this technology wisely. Our young people think that they can find everything on Google, she said. Well, that's not totally wrong. Google does give us everything, but only in a small portions. If they want to find out more information, in a lengthier version, they have to rely on books. The importance of reading, Dessy said, could be seen in Unesco's Literacy for Life report in
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kalau pakai gmail masih enak tuh. kan bacanya berdasarkan thread email. jadi yg judulnya sama langsung di kelompokkan. kalau bacanya liwat ymail atau blekberi, emang nggak enak sih :) On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 5:26 AM, Abbas abas_ami...@yahoo.com wrote: masalahnya bukan gak apa apa ; kalo kita mo nyari tulisan yang penting, kita jadi kesulitan, akibat tertutup banyknya tulisan macam forwardan. Kalau berguna sih dak apa. Tapi kalau sembarang forwardan kan kaya baca koran ? Iklan baris ! Apa yang menambah ilmu kalau begitu ? Lebih bagus dia forward, trus dia kasih komentar pake nalar sendiri jangan hanya sekedar ngirim doangan ? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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apa ngga terlalu sedikit, mbak? :-) bak pecandu nikotin, kalau tiba-tiba distop bisa pusing nanti :-) Gimana kalau 10, 5 berita, plus 5 tanggapan diskusi, biar enak kan makin kenal, makin akrab, dua arah, tidak bertepuk sebelah tangan. Agar kecanduannya tidak bikin pusing, saya usulkan: - kirimnya ke milis tetangga, hahaha - bikin milis sendiri misalnya sunnyam...@yahoogroups.com, dibuat settingnya terbuka untuk umum, dapat diakses kapan saja, sekali-kali rangkumannya (bukan semuanya) dikirim ke sini tidak apa-apa. Saya siap jadi orang pertama yang langganan milis Om. - bikin website sendiri misalnya ambonnewsnetwork.com isinya berita-berita yang sering menuh2i berbagai milis, lebih mudah diakses, dan tidak dimaki-maki orang banyak :-) Bisa pasang gambar dan video youtube. Lebih bebas lagi bikin tajuk rencana: anti-SBY, NKRI 60 tahun merdeka terus menderita, tirulah Kuba, dll . silakan dipertimbangkan Om Ambon .. Sekedar gambaran soal informasi dan membaca seperti yang tampaknya jadi anjuran Om Ambon: - selain langganan 100-an milis (paling banter ngga sampai 10 yang saya baca rutin), saya juga punya account google reader, yomomedia dan netvibes, yang bisa menampilkan headlines berbagai berita, blog maupun milis. Tak kurang dari 200 RSS Feeds (dan podcasts) dari berbagai kategori (news, tech, sports, dll) yang diupdate setiap saat, dan saya akses dari PC maupun cellphone. Tentunya saya punya harapan bahwa tiap news feed itu menampilkan berita khas, termasuk posting2 WM. Lha kalo 200 feeds isinya sama semua, postingnya om Ambon semua, buat apa langganan banyak-banyak? salam, 2009/12/13 aldiy al...@yahoo.com Coba kita tanya ke Pak Ambon, apakah bapak setuju mengirim berita maximum 5 berita per 24 jam? salam Mia --- In wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com, sunny am...@... wrote: Apakah tidak dibutuhkan selingan untuk relax dalam hidup? - Original Message - From: Dwi Soegardi To: wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 4:08 AM Subject: Re: [wanita-muslimah] Hitler feared going to the dentist kalo begitu baca saja sendiri, dan diskusikan pada waktu makan atau minum kopi, bukan sembarangan milis Anda penuh-penuhi. Kalo Anda posting sehari satu-dua sih ngga masalah kadang-kadang OOT (out of topic), tapi Anda kirimnya ngga terbatas, OOT-nya tak terbatas pulak, Apa pantes begitu? === Milis Wanita Muslimah Membangun citra wanita muslimah dalam diri, keluarga, maupun masyarakat. Twitter: http://twitter.com/wanita_muslimah Situs Web: http://www.wanita-muslimah.com ARSIP DISKUSI : http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wanita-muslimah/messages Kirim Posting mailto:wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Berhenti mailto:wanita-muslimah-unsubscr...@yahoogroups.com Milis Keluarga Sejahtera mailto:keluarga-sejaht...@yahoogroups.com Milis Anak Muda Islam mailto:majelism...@yahoogroups.com Milis ini tidak menerima attachment.Yahoo! Groups Links [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon?
Saya pikir ini urusan mod nya untuk meloloskan postingannya atau tidak. Dan rasanya berita yg pak ambon kirimkan lumayan berguna bwt nambah wawasan, kalo gak suka kan tinggal delete aja atau gak usah baca. Gak pake tenaga banyak kok bwt delete. Kalo gusdur bilang 'Gitu aja kok repot' Maaf ya kalo ikut2an. saya yakin niat pak ambon ini baik, insya allah. Sent from my BlackBerry® powered by Sinyal Kuat INDOSAT -Original Message- From: aldiy al...@yahoo.com Date: Sun, 13 Dec 2009 15:45:08 To: wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Subject: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon? Coba kita tanya ke Pak Ambon, apakah bapak setuju mengirim berita maximum 5 berita per 24 jam? salam Mia --- In wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com, sunny am...@... wrote: Apakah tidak dibutuhkan selingan untuk relax dalam hidup? - Original Message - From: Dwi Soegardi To: wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 4:08 AM Subject: Re: [wanita-muslimah] Hitler feared going to the dentist kalo begitu baca saja sendiri, dan diskusikan pada waktu makan atau minum kopi, bukan sembarangan milis Anda penuh-penuhi. Kalo Anda posting sehari satu-dua sih ngga masalah kadang-kadang OOT (out of topic), tapi Anda kirimnya ngga terbatas, OOT-nya tak terbatas pulak, Apa pantes begitu? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] === Milis Wanita Muslimah Membangun citra wanita muslimah dalam diri, keluarga, maupun masyarakat. Twitter: http://twitter.com/wanita_muslimah Situs Web: http://www.wanita-muslimah.com ARSIP DISKUSI : http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wanita-muslimah/messages Kirim Posting mailto:wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Berhenti mailto:wanita-muslimah-unsubscr...@yahoogroups.com Milis Keluarga Sejahtera mailto:keluarga-sejaht...@yahoogroups.com Milis Anak Muda Islam mailto:majelism...@yahoogroups.com Milis ini tidak menerima attachment.Yahoo! Groups Links * To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wanita-muslimah/ * Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional * To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wanita-muslimah/join (Yahoo! ID required) * To change settings via email: wanita-muslimah-dig...@yahoogroups.com wanita-muslimah-fullfeatu...@yahoogroups.com * To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: wanita-muslimah-unsubscr...@yahoogroups.com * Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
Re: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon?
1. hahaha ... mas dwi sbg mod di suruh mencekal pak ambon donk jadinya. 2. sekarang saya gak langganan rss feed atau liat berita via bb lagi, alasannya cukup langganan satu milis (wm aja) udah dapat semuanya :p kan udah di rangkum ama pak ambon. milis lain yg ada pak ambonnya juga saya sign out, biar isinya ndak doble doble. btw, saya sendiri malah jarang baca tulisan yg dikitim pak ambon, karena : - banyak yg bahasa asing. kalo yg bahasa asing, saya baru nimbrung kalo berpotensi jadi debatan - bentuk kurang menarik, beda dengan di web apakabar atau fesbuk. di milis kan plain gitu apa lagi ya ? bosen kali ? :)) 2009/12/13 aurora_2...@yahoo.com: Saya pikir ini urusan mod nya untuk meloloskan postingannya atau tidak. Dan rasanya berita yg pak ambon kirimkan lumayan berguna bwt nambah wawasan, kalo gak suka kan tinggal delete aja atau gak usah baca. Gak pake tenaga banyak kok bwt delete. Kalo gusdur bilang 'Gitu aja kok repot' Maaf ya kalo ikut2an. saya yakin niat pak ambon ini baik, insya allah. -- salam, Ari
Re: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon?
p://thejakartaglobe.com/home/forum-indonesia-membaca-instills-a-love-for-the-written-word/347144 Forum Indonesia Membaca's programs to encourage reading include story sessions, book discussions and writing workshops. It also holds an annual event, 'World Book Day Indonesia.' (Photos courtesy of Forum Indonesia Membaca) Forum Indonesia Membaca Instills a Love for the Written Word The benefits of reading cannot be emphasized enough. Reading opens a window onto the wider world, and helps create well-informed and more knowledgeable citizens. Unfortunately, reading is not a big part of Indonesian culture - or at least, that's what Dessy Sekar Astina believes. Dessy is the program director of Forum Indonesia Membaca (Indonesian Reading Forum), a nonprofit organization that seeks to promote reading among young people. Our young people don't seem to make reading a part of their daily routine, and that's sad, she said. Forum Indonesia Membaca was established in October 2001 by 15 people who believed that instilling a reading culture among young Indonesians was one way they could contribute to the country's progress. Ade Oktarini, a member of the organization since 2003, said most young people preferred hanging out with their friends or surfing social networking sites like Facebook to reading. The country, however, seems to be making inroads where literacy is concerned. In September, Hamid Muhammad, the director general of nontraditional education at the Ministry of Education, said that by the end of the year, the illiteracy rate in Indonesia would stand at about 5.3 percent, or about 8.3 million people. The problem, according to Desy, is in actually encouraging people to read. Our government only focuses on literacy initiatives and that is not enough, she said. Ade agreed that picking up a book did not come naturally to many Indonesians. In this country, you don't see people reading a book in public places, like a bus stop or a park, Ade said. And while in many developed countries it's not unusual to see someone reading a thick paperback while waiting for a bus, Ade said that here, you'll probably get teased for holding a big book. In contrast, she said, it's so much easier to find young people glued to their computer screens or smartphones, logged on to Facebook or engrossed in a video game. Dessy said the spread of technology itself had become a barrier to encouraging young people to read. She said people preferred watching TV, surfing the Internet or playing video games on PlayStation to reading. The fact that technology is advancing every day is a good thing, Dessy said. But we have to use this technology wisely. Our young people think that they can find everything on Google, she said. Well, that's not totally wrong. Google does give us everything, but only in a small portions. If they want to find out more information, in a lengthier version, they have to rely on books. The importance of reading, Dessy said, could be seen in Unesco's Literacy for Life report in 2006, which showed that there is a strong connection between illiteracy and poverty. Countries that have high illiteracy levels also have more people living below the poverty line, according to the report. That's how important reading is, Dessy said. She said the government had not done enough to promote the written word, pointing to the lack of libraries in the country. Dessy said the government had been unable to work with community groups to improve local libraries. In addition to the scarcity of reading materials, there is also the issue of cost. Sometimes we can't blame people for not reading books, Dessy said. This is because they can't find places where they can borrow books for free, or buy them at cheap prices. Forum Indonesia Membaca is trying to spread the love of the written word from its modest office at the Bank Mandiri Museum in Kota Tua, West Jakarta. They have implemented the Begini Begitu program for kids and Makin Menter for teens. These programs involve weekly storytelling sessions, books discussions and writing workshops. We want to let young people know that reading can be so much fun, Dessy said. And it's a lot easier if this is done as early as possible. In addition, the organization also holds World Book Day Indonesia, an annual event where book publishers and members of the community, from nongovernment organizations to green groups, come together. The event was last held in May. Forum Indonesia Membaca is run by a core group of 10 full-time volunteers, with as many as 150 part-time members. The organization also manages the Bank Mandiri Museum's library, libr...@batavia - Original Message - From: Lina To: wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, December 14, 2009 4:21 AM Subject: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon? Saya pikir Nyong Ambon manise wat milis sendiri aja yang
Re: [wanita-muslimah] Re: 5 berita maximum, setuju pak ambon?
Topik diskusi yang OOT (out of topic) yaitu membahas perilaku om Ambon di milis, ditanggapi oleh yang bersangkutan dengan artikel yang OOT juga hihihi kapokmu kapan :D On Sun, Dec 13, 2009 at 10:29 PM, sunny am...@tele2.se wrote: p:// thejakartaglobe.com/home/forum-indonesia-membaca-instills-a-love-for-the-written-word/347144 Forum Indonesia Membaca's programs to encourage reading include story sessions, book discussions and writing workshops. It also holds an annual event, 'World Book Day Indonesia.' (Photos courtesy of Forum Indonesia Membaca) Forum Indonesia Membaca Instills a Love for the Written Word The benefits of reading cannot be emphasized enough. Reading opens a window onto the wider world, and helps create well-informed and more knowledgeable citizens. Unfortunately, reading is not a big part of Indonesian culture - or at least, that's what Dessy Sekar Astina believes. Dessy is the program director of Forum Indonesia Membaca (Indonesian Reading Forum), a nonprofit organization that seeks to promote reading among young people. Our young people don't seem to make reading a part of their daily routine, and that's sad, she said. Forum Indonesia Membaca was established in October 2001 by 15 people who believed that instilling a reading culture among young Indonesians was one way they could contribute to the country's progress. Ade Oktarini, a member of the organization since 2003, said most young people preferred hanging out with their friends or surfing social networking sites like Facebook to reading. The country, however, seems to be making inroads where literacy is concerned. In September, Hamid Muhammad, the director general of nontraditional education at the Ministry of Education, said that by the end of the year, the illiteracy rate in Indonesia would stand at about 5.3 percent, or about 8.3 million people. The problem, according to Desy, is in actually encouraging people to read. Our government only focuses on literacy initiatives and that is not enough, she said. Ade agreed that picking up a book did not come naturally to many Indonesians. In this country, you don't see people reading a book in public places, like a bus stop or a park, Ade said. And while in many developed countries it's not unusual to see someone reading a thick paperback while waiting for a bus, Ade said that here, you'll probably get teased for holding a big book. In contrast, she said, it's so much easier to find young people glued to their computer screens or smartphones, logged on to Facebook or engrossed in a video game. Dessy said the spread of technology itself had become a barrier to encouraging young people to read. She said people preferred watching TV, surfing the Internet or playing video games on PlayStation to reading. The fact that technology is advancing every day is a good thing, Dessy said. But we have to use this technology wisely. Our young people think that they can find everything on Google, she said. Well, that's not totally wrong. Google does give us everything, but only in a small portions. If they want to find out more information, in a lengthier version, they have to rely on books. The importance of reading, Dessy said, could be seen in Unesco's Literacy for Life report in 2006, which showed that there is a strong connection between illiteracy and poverty. Countries that have high illiteracy levels also have more people living below the poverty line, according to the report. That's how important reading is, Dessy said. She said the government had not done enough to promote the written word, pointing to the lack of libraries in the country. Dessy said the government had been unable to work with community groups to improve local libraries. In addition to the scarcity of reading materials, there is also the issue of cost. Sometimes we can't blame people for not reading books, Dessy said. This is because they can't find places where they can borrow books for free, or buy them at cheap prices. Forum Indonesia Membaca is trying to spread the love of the written word from its modest office at the Bank Mandiri Museum in Kota Tua, West Jakarta. They have implemented the Begini Begitu program for kids and Makin Menter for teens. These programs involve weekly storytelling sessions, books discussions and writing workshops. We want to let young people know that reading can be so much fun, Dessy said. And it's a lot easier if this is done as early as possible. In addition, the organization also holds World Book Day Indonesia, an annual event where book publishers and members of the community, from nongovernment organizations to green groups, come together. The event was last held in May. Forum Indonesia Membaca is run by a core group of 10 full-time volunteers, with as many as 150 part-time members. The organization also manages the Bank Mandiri Museum's library, libr...@batavia -
