Kamis, 12 Juni 2014
Senin, 26 Mei 2014
soal KKPI
•KKPI
•“Blogger”
•By: Mayang Septiana P H
•24/XI A
1.Dibawah ini yang
terdapat dalam flagcounter “kecuali”....
a.Maximum flag to show
b.Columns of flag
c.Show flag labels
d.Show pageview count
e.User name
2.Fungsi dari “setelan”
pada blog adalah untuk....
a.Mengganti judul alamat
blog
b.Memodifikasi blogspot
c.Membuat entri baru
d.Mengubah tampilan layout
e.Mengganti jam
3.Hal terpenting yang
wajib di perhatikan dalam membuat email “gmail.com” adalah....
a.Draf
b.Inbox
c.Send mail
d.Kode verifikasi
e.Tulis
4. Di bawah ini yang
terdapat dalam menu statistik adalah....
a.Spam
b.Kumpulan counter
c.Ikhtisar
d.Warna
e.Font
5.Di bawah ini yang
merupakan salah satu cara menambahkan facebook.com/badges adalah....
a.Cari HTML / java script
b.Pilih lencana profil
c.Copy code for wesite
d.Konfigurasi pilih tema
terang atau gelap
e.Klik buat
widget
6.Di bawah ini yang
merupakan bagian dari “gmail.com”
adalah....
a.Password
b.Captcha
c.Send mail
d.User name
e.Nomor ponsel
7.Yang berisi daftar
postingan secara online maupun offline adalah....
a.Setelan
b.Statistik
c.Laman
d.Pos
e.Ikhtisar
8.Yang berisi tentang
tampilan layout pada blogspot adalah....
a.Tata letak
b.Template
c.Komentar
d.Pos
e.Setelan
9.“Upload file .xml dari
btemplate.com” merupakan salah satu
langkah..
a.Menambahkan
facebook.com/badges
b.Menambahkan
twitter.com/settings/widget
c.Mengganti template
blogger
d.Menambahkan followers
e.Memasukkan widget
flagcounter ke dalam blogger
10.Yang berisi halaman baru
dan link dari web lain disebut....
a.Entri
b.Pos
c.Laman
d.Ikhtisar
e.Tata letak
Kamis, 22 Mei 2014
Android
Android is an operating system based on the Linux kernel with a user interface based on direct manipulation, designed primarily for touchscreen mobile devices such as smartphones and tablet computers,
using touch inputs, that loosely correspond to real-world actions, like
swiping, tapping, pinching, and reverse pinching to manipulate
on-screen objects, and a virtual keyboard. Despite being primarily designed for touchscreen input, it also has been used in televisions, games consoles, digital cameras, and other electronics.
As of 2011, Android has the largest installed base of any mobile OS and as of 2013, its devices also sell more than Windows, iOS and Mac OS devices combined. As of July 2013 the Google Play store has had over 1 million Android apps published, and over 50 billion apps downloaded. A developer survey conducted in April–May 2013 found that 71% of mobile developers develop for Android.
Android's source code is released by Google under open source licenses, although most Android devices ultimately ship with a combination of open source and proprietary software. Initially developed by Android, Inc., which Google backed financially and later bought in 2005, Android was unveiled in 2007 along with the founding of the Open Handset Alliance—a consortium of hardware, software, and telecommunication companies devoted to advancing open standards for mobile devices. Android is popular with technology companies which require a ready-made, low-cost and customizable operating system for high-tech devices. Android's open nature has encouraged a large community of developers and enthusiasts to use the open-source code as a foundation for community-driven projects, which add new features for advanced users or bring Android to devices which were officially released running other operating systems. The operating system's success has made it a target for patent litigation as part of the so-called "smartphone wars" between technology companies.
As of 2011, Android has the largest installed base of any mobile OS and as of 2013, its devices also sell more than Windows, iOS and Mac OS devices combined. As of July 2013 the Google Play store has had over 1 million Android apps published, and over 50 billion apps downloaded. A developer survey conducted in April–May 2013 found that 71% of mobile developers develop for Android.
Android's source code is released by Google under open source licenses, although most Android devices ultimately ship with a combination of open source and proprietary software. Initially developed by Android, Inc., which Google backed financially and later bought in 2005, Android was unveiled in 2007 along with the founding of the Open Handset Alliance—a consortium of hardware, software, and telecommunication companies devoted to advancing open standards for mobile devices. Android is popular with technology companies which require a ready-made, low-cost and customizable operating system for high-tech devices. Android's open nature has encouraged a large community of developers and enthusiasts to use the open-source code as a foundation for community-driven projects, which add new features for advanced users or bring Android to devices which were officially released running other operating systems. The operating system's success has made it a target for patent litigation as part of the so-called "smartphone wars" between technology companies.
Senin, 19 Mei 2014
Gadgets
Gadget
A gadget is a small tool such as a machine that has a particular function, but is often thought of as a novelty. Gadgets are sometimes referred to as gizmos.
A widely circulated story holds that the word gadget was "invented" when Gaget, Gauthier & Cie, the company behind the repoussé construction of the Statue of Liberty (1886), made a small-scale version of the monument and named it after their firm; however this contradicts the evidence that the word was already used before in nautical circles, and the fact that it did not become popular, at least in the USA, until after World War I.[2] Other sources cite a derivation from the French gâchette which has been applied to various pieces of a firing mechanism, or the French gagée, a small tool or accessory.
The October 1918 issue of Notes and Queries contains a multi-article entry on the word "gadget" (12 S. iv. 187). H. Tapley-Soper of The City Library, Exeter, writes:
By the second half of the twentieth century, the term "gadget" had taken on the connotations of compactness and mobility. In the 1965 essay "The Great Gizmo" (a term used interchangeably with "gadget" throughout the essay), the architectural and design critic Reyner Banham defines the item as:
The X11 windows system 'Intrinsics' also defines gadgets and their relationship to widgets (buttons, labels etc.). The gadget was a windowless widget which was supposed to improve the performance of the application by reducing the memory load on the X server. A gadget would use the Window id of its parent widget and had no children of its own
It is not known whether other software companies are explicitly drawing on that inspiration when featuring the word in names of their technologies or simply referring to the generic meaning. The word widget is older in this context. In the movie "Back to School" from 1986 by Alan Metter, there is a scene where an economics professor Dr. Barbay, wants to start for educational purposes a fictional company that produces "widgets: It's a fictional product."
A gadget is a small tool such as a machine that has a particular function, but is often thought of as a novelty. Gadgets are sometimes referred to as gizmos.
History
The origins of the word "gadget" trace back to the 19th century. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, there is anecdotal evidence for the use of "gadget" as a placeholder name for a technical item whose precise name one can't remember since the 1850s; with Robert Brown's 1886 book Spunyarn and Spindrift, A sailor boy’s log of a voyage out and home in a China tea-clipper containing the earliest known usage in print.[2] The etymology of the word is disputed.A widely circulated story holds that the word gadget was "invented" when Gaget, Gauthier & Cie, the company behind the repoussé construction of the Statue of Liberty (1886), made a small-scale version of the monument and named it after their firm; however this contradicts the evidence that the word was already used before in nautical circles, and the fact that it did not become popular, at least in the USA, until after World War I.[2] Other sources cite a derivation from the French gâchette which has been applied to various pieces of a firing mechanism, or the French gagée, a small tool or accessory.
The October 1918 issue of Notes and Queries contains a multi-article entry on the word "gadget" (12 S. iv. 187). H. Tapley-Soper of The City Library, Exeter, writes:
A discussion arose at the Plymouth meeting of the Devonshire Association in 1916 when it was suggested that this word should be recorded in the list of local verbal provincialisms. Several members dissented from its inclusion on the ground that it is in common use throughout the country; and a naval officer who was present said that it has for years been a popular expression in the service for a tool or implement, the exact name of which is unknown or has for the moment been forgotten. I have also frequently heard it applied by motor-cycle friends to the collection of fitments to be seen on motor cycles. 'His handle-bars are smothered in gadgets' refers to such things as speedometers, mirrors, levers, badges, mascots, &c., attached to the steering handles. The 'jigger' or short-rest used in billiards is also often called a 'gadget'; and the name has been applied by local platelayers to the 'gauge' used to test the accuracy of their work. In fact, to borrow from present-day Army slang, 'gadget' is applied to 'any old thing.The usage of the term in military parlance extended beyond the navy. In the book "Above the Battle" by Vivian Drake, published in 1918 by D. Appleton & Co., of New York and London, being the memoirs of a pilot in the British Royal Flying Corps, there is the following passage: "Our ennui was occasionally relieved by new gadgets -- "gadget" is the Flying Corps slang for invention! Some gadgets were good, some comic and some extraordinary."
By the second half of the twentieth century, the term "gadget" had taken on the connotations of compactness and mobility. In the 1965 essay "The Great Gizmo" (a term used interchangeably with "gadget" throughout the essay), the architectural and design critic Reyner Banham defines the item as:
A characteristic class of US products––perhaps the most characteristic––is a small self-contained unit of high performance in relation to its size and cost, whose function is to transform some undifferentiated set of circumstances to a condition nearer human desires. The minimum of skills is required in its installation and use, and it is independent of any physical or social infrastructure beyond that by which it may be ordered from catalogue and delivered to its prospective user. A class of servants to human needs, these clip-on devices, these portable gadgets, have coloured American thought and action far more deeply––I suspect––than is commonly understood.
Other Uses
The first atomic bomb was nicknamed the gadget by the scientists of the Manhattan Project, tested at the Trinity site.Applications gadgets
In the software industry, "Gadget" refers to computer programs that provide services without needing an independent application to be launched for each one, but instead run in an environment that manages multiple gadgets. There are several implementations based on existing software development techniques, like JavaScript, form input, and various image formats.-
Further information: Google Desktop, Google Gadgets, Microsoft Gadgets and Dashboard software Apple Widgets
The X11 windows system 'Intrinsics' also defines gadgets and their relationship to widgets (buttons, labels etc.). The gadget was a windowless widget which was supposed to improve the performance of the application by reducing the memory load on the X server. A gadget would use the Window id of its parent widget and had no children of its own
It is not known whether other software companies are explicitly drawing on that inspiration when featuring the word in names of their technologies or simply referring to the generic meaning. The word widget is older in this context. In the movie "Back to School" from 1986 by Alan Metter, there is a scene where an economics professor Dr. Barbay, wants to start for educational purposes a fictional company that produces "widgets: It's a fictional product."
Minggu, 18 Mei 2014
beautifull places in Indonesia
Welcome and visit Indonesia now! There are so many beuatiful places to
visit in Indonesia, in addition, Indonesia is the best place to spend
your holiday. Here is the list of 7 beautiful places in Indonesia that
might interest you.
Mount Rinjani, West Nusa Tenggara
Mt Rinjani is one of the largest mountains in Indonesia. On a clear day you can see breathtaking views from the summit. There is a crater lake, Segara Anak and a natural hot spring there. The trek usually takes about three days.
Mount Rinjani (Gunung Rinjani) is an active volcano in Lombok, Indonesia.
At 3,726 m, Rinjani is the second highest volcano in Indonesia, second only to Mount Kerinci on Sumatra, and it dominates the landscape of the relatively small island of Lombok.
Within its huge 50 km² caldera sits the crater lake Segara Anak (Child of the Sea). Eruptions within the caldera have formed a new small cone called appropriately enough, Gunung Baru (New Mountain).
The mountain and its satellites form the Mount Rinjani National Park (Taman Nasional Gunung Rinjani)[1] - officially 41,000 hectares within the park boundaries and a further 66,000 hectares of protected forest outside.
In 2008, the Indonesian government proposed to UNESCO that Mount Rinjani be one of the world's official geoparks. If this was approved by UNESCO, Mount Rinjani would become the first such geological park in Indonesia.
[edit] History
This is a very active volcano.
The oldest recorded historical eruption was in 1847. Previous to that this was a very remote region indeed, hence the lack of records.
There was a spate of activity from 1994 to 1995 which resulted in the further growth of the crater cone Gunung Baru, since renamed Gunung Barujari (Finger Mountain).
On 27 April 2009 Gunung Barujari became active again with that activity continuing through to May 2009. The summit ascent routes were closed at that time as the eruptions intensified with plumes of smoke and ash as high as 8,000 m. A Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI):2 rating was issued for the activity between May and December 2009. The ascent routes re-opened on September 14th 2009 but hiking routes down into the crater lake were still deemed unsafe and remained closed.
In February 2010 observers at the Gunung Rinjani Observation Post detected a smoke plume that rose 100 m from the volcano. The activity in early 2010 is centred about Gunung Barujari. On May 1st 2010 a column of smoke was again observed rising from Rinjani issuing eruptions 1,300-1,600 metres tall with thick brown color and strong pressure. On May 5th 2010 a possible ash plume rose to an altitude of 5.5 km (18,000 ft) and drifted 150 km NW. Accordingly the Center of Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation advised that intermittent activity could produce ash plumes to 1,500 m (5,000 ft) above the caldera. In light of this The Volcanic Explosivity Index Alert Level was raised to 2 with a recommendation that there be no activity within a radius of 4 km from the eruption at Gunung Barujari.
Rinjani erupted three further times on 23 May 2010 with activity continuing until 24 May 2010. According to the volcano's official monitoring agency, ash from Mount Barujari was reported as rising up to 2 km into the atmosphere and damaged crops. Lava flowed into the caldera lake, pushing its temperature up from 21°C to 35°C, while smoke spread 12 km. The volcano did not directly threaten villagers during any of the eruptive activity in early 2010 however access to some sections of the Mountain was officially closed or restricted at some times.
The lower and mid levels of the mountain are quite heavily forested. Above the tree line though the slopes are barren and rugged scree slopes and volcanic rock. The views of the crater lake are quite breath-taking from the caldera rim, as is the sunrise. From the absolute peak you can see Bali to the west and Sumbawa to the east.
The lower and middle elevation slopes are densely forested with typical tropical species. Fig trees are especially apparent. Casuarina forest (cemara) takes over higher up and eventually these give way to an alpine flora above the treeline.
Lombok is east of the Wallacean Line and some Australian bird species are therefore apparent. These include a lot of sulphur crested cockatoos and green hanging parrots. Bird life is generally not easy to observe here though due to the density of the forest.
The familiar long-tailed grey macaque (the Bali temple monkey) is common right up to the crater rim. Of much more interest is the rare ebony leaf monkey which inhabit these forests. Rusa deer and muntjacs are more often heard than seen.
Rinjani is best climbed during the April-November dry season. It is possible to climb during the rainy season as well but treks are often cancelled at short notice if the rain is heavy.
It gets very cold on the mountain above 2,000 m and nears freezing at the summit. Warm clothing is an absolute must.
Get in
Most visitors arrive via the village of Senaru (600 m), on the northern side of the mountain and thus closer to the main resort areas of the west coast including Senggigi. The other possible entry point is Sembalun Lawang (1,150 m), on the eastern side, which is closer to the summit.
Both villages are accessed from the main north coast road.
Entry to the park costs Rp 150,000 per person. This fee is split up as follows: 13% to the national park authority, 62% to the Rinjani ecotourism trekking program and 25% for trek route maintenance etc.
Within the park the only way to get around is to hike. Porters can be arranged to carry your supplies.
See
Segara Anak, the crater lake
Aik Kalak hot springs, at the crater rim
The Mulang Pakelem. This annual Hindu ceremony at the crater lake dates from the 18th century invasion of Lombok by Balinese from the kingdom of Karangasem and attracts hundreds of participants. The lake is sacred to Hindus and the sight of hundreds of white clad Hindu pilgrims sitting and praying here is a wonderfully uplifting experience.
Climbing Mount Rinjani
The Segara Anak crater lake of Mount Rinjani. The obvious new cone is Gunung Baru.
The Segara Anak crater lake of Mount Rinjani. The obvious new cone is Gunung Baru.
[edit] The basics
At 3,726 m, Rinjani is the second highest mountain in Indonesia outside of Papua. It is very climbable by visitors with a high level of physical fitness. Critical is to understand and respect this great mountain: sadly, visitors have died here through failing to follow sensible procedures and make all necessary preparations.
Few actually make the very strenuous effort required to reach the actual summit but instead stop at the crater rim (approx 2,700 m) where the views of the crater lake are mind blowing. To make the extra 1,000 m ascent to the very top requires a considerably higher level of fitness, not to mention strength of spirit and sense of adventure.
Typically, a trek to the crater rim involves two days and one night on the mountain. The longer ascent to the summit can be done with just one night's camping but is often part of a longer trek of 3-4 days and two or three nights.
The current park entrance fee is Rp 150,000. Of this 13% is allocated to the Gunung Rinjani National Park, 62% to the Rinjani Trek Ecotourism Program and 25% to support the Rinjani Trek operation and maintenance program.
An organized trek is by far the easiest, safest and most popular option but it is also quite possible to make all of your own arrangements and just hire a guide and equipment from one of the trekking centres on the mountain. Rinjani Park regulations stipulate the use of a certified guide so even the most experienced and well prepared mountaineers will still need to climb Rinjani with the services of a professional guide. The mountains Licensed Guide Association (HPI) issues certification to the Rinjani guides and porters but it should be understood that the certification standards and required training are no where near as rigorous as would be expected in many other countries. Serious accidents including fatalities do occur on Rinjani treks when led by these accredited guides.
Proper sturdy climbing/hiking boots are an absolute necessity as is a substantial waterproof, windproof jacket, and a head lamp. If you are going to the top, use of poles (walking sticks) for getting through the scree (loose rock) at the top are also highly recommended. By 2,000 m, you will feel like you are not in the tropics any more as rising wet, hot air loses its temperature and may fall as rain. If inappropriate clothing becomes wet difficulties will set in as air temperatures towards the summit are as low as 4⁰C, often with a significant extra wind chill factor. You must prepare accordingly.
Mount Rinjani, West Nusa Tenggara
Mt Rinjani is one of the largest mountains in Indonesia. On a clear day you can see breathtaking views from the summit. There is a crater lake, Segara Anak and a natural hot spring there. The trek usually takes about three days.
Mount Rinjani (Gunung Rinjani) is an active volcano in Lombok, Indonesia.
At 3,726 m, Rinjani is the second highest volcano in Indonesia, second only to Mount Kerinci on Sumatra, and it dominates the landscape of the relatively small island of Lombok.
Within its huge 50 km² caldera sits the crater lake Segara Anak (Child of the Sea). Eruptions within the caldera have formed a new small cone called appropriately enough, Gunung Baru (New Mountain).
The mountain and its satellites form the Mount Rinjani National Park (Taman Nasional Gunung Rinjani)[1] - officially 41,000 hectares within the park boundaries and a further 66,000 hectares of protected forest outside.
In 2008, the Indonesian government proposed to UNESCO that Mount Rinjani be one of the world's official geoparks. If this was approved by UNESCO, Mount Rinjani would become the first such geological park in Indonesia.
[edit] History
This is a very active volcano.
The oldest recorded historical eruption was in 1847. Previous to that this was a very remote region indeed, hence the lack of records.
There was a spate of activity from 1994 to 1995 which resulted in the further growth of the crater cone Gunung Baru, since renamed Gunung Barujari (Finger Mountain).
On 27 April 2009 Gunung Barujari became active again with that activity continuing through to May 2009. The summit ascent routes were closed at that time as the eruptions intensified with plumes of smoke and ash as high as 8,000 m. A Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI):2 rating was issued for the activity between May and December 2009. The ascent routes re-opened on September 14th 2009 but hiking routes down into the crater lake were still deemed unsafe and remained closed.
In February 2010 observers at the Gunung Rinjani Observation Post detected a smoke plume that rose 100 m from the volcano. The activity in early 2010 is centred about Gunung Barujari. On May 1st 2010 a column of smoke was again observed rising from Rinjani issuing eruptions 1,300-1,600 metres tall with thick brown color and strong pressure. On May 5th 2010 a possible ash plume rose to an altitude of 5.5 km (18,000 ft) and drifted 150 km NW. Accordingly the Center of Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation advised that intermittent activity could produce ash plumes to 1,500 m (5,000 ft) above the caldera. In light of this The Volcanic Explosivity Index Alert Level was raised to 2 with a recommendation that there be no activity within a radius of 4 km from the eruption at Gunung Barujari.
Rinjani erupted three further times on 23 May 2010 with activity continuing until 24 May 2010. According to the volcano's official monitoring agency, ash from Mount Barujari was reported as rising up to 2 km into the atmosphere and damaged crops. Lava flowed into the caldera lake, pushing its temperature up from 21°C to 35°C, while smoke spread 12 km. The volcano did not directly threaten villagers during any of the eruptive activity in early 2010 however access to some sections of the Mountain was officially closed or restricted at some times.
The lower and mid levels of the mountain are quite heavily forested. Above the tree line though the slopes are barren and rugged scree slopes and volcanic rock. The views of the crater lake are quite breath-taking from the caldera rim, as is the sunrise. From the absolute peak you can see Bali to the west and Sumbawa to the east.
The lower and middle elevation slopes are densely forested with typical tropical species. Fig trees are especially apparent. Casuarina forest (cemara) takes over higher up and eventually these give way to an alpine flora above the treeline.
Lombok is east of the Wallacean Line and some Australian bird species are therefore apparent. These include a lot of sulphur crested cockatoos and green hanging parrots. Bird life is generally not easy to observe here though due to the density of the forest.
The familiar long-tailed grey macaque (the Bali temple monkey) is common right up to the crater rim. Of much more interest is the rare ebony leaf monkey which inhabit these forests. Rusa deer and muntjacs are more often heard than seen.
Rinjani is best climbed during the April-November dry season. It is possible to climb during the rainy season as well but treks are often cancelled at short notice if the rain is heavy.
It gets very cold on the mountain above 2,000 m and nears freezing at the summit. Warm clothing is an absolute must.
Get in
Most visitors arrive via the village of Senaru (600 m), on the northern side of the mountain and thus closer to the main resort areas of the west coast including Senggigi. The other possible entry point is Sembalun Lawang (1,150 m), on the eastern side, which is closer to the summit.
Both villages are accessed from the main north coast road.
Entry to the park costs Rp 150,000 per person. This fee is split up as follows: 13% to the national park authority, 62% to the Rinjani ecotourism trekking program and 25% for trek route maintenance etc.
Within the park the only way to get around is to hike. Porters can be arranged to carry your supplies.
See
Segara Anak, the crater lake
Aik Kalak hot springs, at the crater rim
The Mulang Pakelem. This annual Hindu ceremony at the crater lake dates from the 18th century invasion of Lombok by Balinese from the kingdom of Karangasem and attracts hundreds of participants. The lake is sacred to Hindus and the sight of hundreds of white clad Hindu pilgrims sitting and praying here is a wonderfully uplifting experience.
Climbing Mount Rinjani
The Segara Anak crater lake of Mount Rinjani. The obvious new cone is Gunung Baru.
The Segara Anak crater lake of Mount Rinjani. The obvious new cone is Gunung Baru.
[edit] The basics
At 3,726 m, Rinjani is the second highest mountain in Indonesia outside of Papua. It is very climbable by visitors with a high level of physical fitness. Critical is to understand and respect this great mountain: sadly, visitors have died here through failing to follow sensible procedures and make all necessary preparations.
Few actually make the very strenuous effort required to reach the actual summit but instead stop at the crater rim (approx 2,700 m) where the views of the crater lake are mind blowing. To make the extra 1,000 m ascent to the very top requires a considerably higher level of fitness, not to mention strength of spirit and sense of adventure.
Typically, a trek to the crater rim involves two days and one night on the mountain. The longer ascent to the summit can be done with just one night's camping but is often part of a longer trek of 3-4 days and two or three nights.
The current park entrance fee is Rp 150,000. Of this 13% is allocated to the Gunung Rinjani National Park, 62% to the Rinjani Trek Ecotourism Program and 25% to support the Rinjani Trek operation and maintenance program.
An organized trek is by far the easiest, safest and most popular option but it is also quite possible to make all of your own arrangements and just hire a guide and equipment from one of the trekking centres on the mountain. Rinjani Park regulations stipulate the use of a certified guide so even the most experienced and well prepared mountaineers will still need to climb Rinjani with the services of a professional guide. The mountains Licensed Guide Association (HPI) issues certification to the Rinjani guides and porters but it should be understood that the certification standards and required training are no where near as rigorous as would be expected in many other countries. Serious accidents including fatalities do occur on Rinjani treks when led by these accredited guides.
Proper sturdy climbing/hiking boots are an absolute necessity as is a substantial waterproof, windproof jacket, and a head lamp. If you are going to the top, use of poles (walking sticks) for getting through the scree (loose rock) at the top are also highly recommended. By 2,000 m, you will feel like you are not in the tropics any more as rising wet, hot air loses its temperature and may fall as rain. If inappropriate clothing becomes wet difficulties will set in as air temperatures towards the summit are as low as 4⁰C, often with a significant extra wind chill factor. You must prepare accordingly.
Badges
This project proposal is to build badge systems to help encourage
participation on Wikimedia projects. Although a robust system of
barnstars and personal rewards exists to reward “above and beyond”
contributions to Wikipedia and its related projects, there is currently
no similar way to reward participation on a less-than exceptional level.
Badges could be used as a reward for contributions that may not
necessarily be extraordinarily significant from a Wikimedia project’s
point of view but may still be meaningful to an individual.
Research has shown that set goals and specific tasks can help encourage participation. Rewarding community members for smaller contributions could lead to significant aggregate contribution to a project. Badges could provide community members of all stages, novice to expert, with goals to work toward and feedback about whether their goals were attained. For example, badges could be given out for best new article in a given category, or badges could be given out for X number of tickets cleared on an OTRS queue. Additionally, badges could help signal to new potential participants appropriate points of entry for a project and outline the pathways they could take to grow to more advanced participants. What is a badge? What is a badge system?
A badge can be understood as a graphic packaged together with an explanation of how it is earned. It can also be combined with information on who earned the badge and how many badges were awarded. Although each badge represents a discrete accomplishment, badges can be hierarchical with some badges being earned only after certain pre-requisite badges have been earned. Depending on the context, badges can be thought of as simple rewards, as feedback of accomplishment, or as accreditation of skills earned.
A badge system is how badges are displayed to participants and how participants interact with the badges. Designing a badge system means considering the total number of badges to be created, types of badges in the system, types of goals set and accomplishments rewarded, and roles of participants within the system. Badge systems can allow participants to share their badges widely on social media sites or to display locally within the system. Badge systems can also vary based on who does the badge evaluation and assignment -- the wider community, an authority, or an automated system.
Research has shown that set goals and specific tasks can help encourage participation. Rewarding community members for smaller contributions could lead to significant aggregate contribution to a project. Badges could provide community members of all stages, novice to expert, with goals to work toward and feedback about whether their goals were attained. For example, badges could be given out for best new article in a given category, or badges could be given out for X number of tickets cleared on an OTRS queue. Additionally, badges could help signal to new potential participants appropriate points of entry for a project and outline the pathways they could take to grow to more advanced participants. What is a badge? What is a badge system?
A badge can be understood as a graphic packaged together with an explanation of how it is earned. It can also be combined with information on who earned the badge and how many badges were awarded. Although each badge represents a discrete accomplishment, badges can be hierarchical with some badges being earned only after certain pre-requisite badges have been earned. Depending on the context, badges can be thought of as simple rewards, as feedback of accomplishment, or as accreditation of skills earned.
A badge system is how badges are displayed to participants and how participants interact with the badges. Designing a badge system means considering the total number of badges to be created, types of badges in the system, types of goals set and accomplishments rewarded, and roles of participants within the system. Badge systems can allow participants to share their badges widely on social media sites or to display locally within the system. Badge systems can also vary based on who does the badge evaluation and assignment -- the wider community, an authority, or an automated system.
- Badges v. Barnstars
- Barnstars and badges are similar. Badges tend to be understood as symbols of accomplishments, identity, and feedback. Barnstars are acknowledgements and “thank you’s” of exceptional work. They are like badges because they recognize accomplishment and can be used to identify contributors that are particularly active on their project. From my perspective, barnstars are actually a type of badge, just named and used in a Wikimedia context.
- Yet, barnstars don’t accomplish all of the things that could potentially be accomplished with a robust badge system. For example, barnstars don’t tend to acknowledge work that is much less than exceptional. Barnstars don’t acknowledge someone’s first edit or first full article (though these can be great accomplishments for new editors). As pinnacles of achievement barnstars don’t show a path to becoming a better contributor and poorly recognize progress. And they are not always consistent. Barnstars may not always be given out regularly to all contributors doing equally exceptional levels of work.
- Barnstars could be revamped and redesigned to be better as badges – barnstars could be created for small scale achievements, they could be organized into nested pathways, and they could be more consistently given out. But it also makes sense to preserve barnstars as reward and acknowledgement of exceptional work and to not cheapen or dilute them. To show new editors pathways to success, a separate class of badges could be created to recognize work done on a smaller scale. These badges could be awarded automatically once someone reached a certain level or awarded by people for doing work of a certain level of quality. Additionally, they could be the necessary prerequisites to earning a barnstar. The idea would be to create a badge system that works together with existing barnstars in a way that acknowledges achievement at all levels of engagement.
- Motivation
- The aim of this pilot is to build a collection of existing barnstars and additional new badges to serve as symbols of acknowledgement and to monitor their impact on the community. Ideally, badges would provide a mechanism for participants to reward each other’s work, decrease the feeling of discouragement, and help support the editors' success in increasing constructive activity retention. A successful badge pilot would help to establish the process of identifying an appropriate barnstar/badge set and a more straightforward process for rewarding and acknowledging project work.
- The badges should directly reflect the work done throughout the encyclopedia and align with participants’ motivations for doing the work. To ensure a good tie to appropriate accomplishments, interviews of project organizers and/or project participants will be coupled with review past qualitative data collected by the project like the Teahouse. Then, community members will be asked to submit relevant badge ideas. A good badge collection would represent acknowledgements for a diverse amount of tasks, reward accomplishments of varying difficulty, and be perceived as meaningful.
- The presentation of badges would involve establishing a good badge aesthetic that incorporates the aesthetic of the Teahouse and the chosen barnstars. Badges should also be closely tied with their criteria, titles and descriptions, and should be presented in ways that allow for easy discovery of these meta-data elements.
- Project goals
- Build understanding of the best practices of existing award and barnstar systems.
- Create a badge system that builds upon and aims to improve the ideas of existing award and barnstar systems. Particularly, in terms of engaging and guiding new editors, allowing for scaling, and minimizing gaming.
- Pilot a badge system in 2 different areas of English Wikipedia, testing for impact on editor participation and project engagement.
- Collect findings and disseminate information on best practices based on what has been learned.
- Questions the project will answer
- Does the introduction of badges have positive, negative, or no effect on participation and engagement in a Wikipedia project?
- Can we create a badge system that isn’t game-able through linking of evidence?
- How can badges interact with existing barnstars?
- Does the addition of smaller awards for everyday achievements and activities act as an effective complement in the existing motivation/rewards system of Wikipedia?
- Is there a simple way to encourage participants to use badges as a way to reward and acknowledge volunteer work?
- Can we create a badge system that doesn’t work against the possibility of future OBI integration?
Minggu, 04 Mei 2014
Tips mengatasi "Jerawat"
Hey, guys ini gue mau bagi-bagi tips mengatasi jerawat. Tapi sebelumnya lebih baik bahas dulu tentang jerawat. :-)
Apa itu jerawat???
Jerawat adalah keadaan di mana pori-pori kulit tersumbat sehingga menimbulkan kantung nanah yang meradang.
Jerawat adalah penyakit kulit yang cukup besar jumlah penderitanya.
Penyebab jerawat muncul
Produksi minyak berlebihanJerawat tidak selalu muncul karena kotor, melainkan lebih disebabkan faktor dari dalam tubuh. Jerawat adalah kondisi abnormal kulit akibat gangguan berlebihan produksi kelenjar minyak (sebaceus gland) yang menyebabkan penyumbatan saluran folikel rambut dan pori-pori kulit. Penyebab jerawat yang paling umum adalah hormon, tumpukan minyak atau sebum di kulit berkolaborasi dengan bakteri.
Sel-sel kulit mati
Umumnya, jerawat dsebabkan oleh kelebihan kelenjar minyak karena giat diproduksi hormon androgen.Jerawat timbul karena kelenjar minyak yang berlebih tersebut bercampur dengan sel kulit mati.Ketika sel-sel kulit itu bercampur dengan jumlah debu atau kotoran yang sudah meningkat itu, campuran yang tebal dan lengket itu dapat membentuk penyumbat yang menjadi bintik hitam atau putih. Banyak yang beranggapan, bahwa jerawat hanya menyerang muka, tetapi jerawat bisa juga menyerang bagian tubuh lain, seperti di bagian punggung, dada dan lengan atas.Bakteri
Yang membuat masalah semakin rumit, bakteri biasanya ada di kulit, yang disebut p.acne, yang cenderung berkembang biak di dalam kelenjar sebaceous yang tersumbat, yang menghasilkan zat-zat yang menimbulkan iritasi daerah sekitarnya.Kelenjar tersebut terus membengkak, dan mungkin akan pecah, kemudian menyebarkan radang ke kulit daerah sekitarnya.Inilah yang menyebabkan jerawatbatu jenis yang paling mungkin, yaitu meninggalkan pigmentasi jangka panjang dan bekas luka seperti cacar yang permanen.Kosmetik
Penyumbatan pori-pori seringkali terjadi oleh penggunaan kosmetik yang mengandung banyak minyak atau penggunaan bedak yang menyatu dengan foundation. Foundation yang terkandung pada bedak menyebabkan bubuk bedak mudah menyumbat pori-pori.Obat-obatan
Konsumsi obat kortikosteroid, baik oral (obat minum) maupun topical (obat oles), yang mengakibatkan daya tahan tubuh menurun, juga meningkatkan potensi timbulnya jerawat karena aktivitas bakteri patogen yang meningkat.Telepon Genggam
Permukaan telepon genggam bisa jadi media subur untuk tumbuhnya bakteri. Untuk mencegahnya, bersihkan permukaan telepon secara rutin dengan alkohol, dan usahakan jangan menempelkan telepon genggam ke pipi ketika menelepon.Stres
sebenarnya, stres tidak secara langsung menyebabkan jerawat. Masalahnya, ada hormon tertentu yang keluar saat seseorang stres, yang memungkinkan tumbuhnya jerawat. Tak hanya itu, stres membuat orang tersebut mempunyai pola makan yang cenderung banyak mengkonsumsi makanan manis dan berlemak, sebagai "pelarian" dari stres.Tipe-tipe jerawat
- Komedo.
- Komedo sebenarnya adalah pori-pori yang tersumbat, bisa terbuka atau tertutup. Komedo yang terbuka (blackhead), terlihat seperti pori-pori yang membesar dan menghitam. Komedo yang tertutup (whitehead) memiliki kulit yang tumbuh di atas pori-pori yang tersumbat sehingga terlihat seperti tonjolan putih kecil. Jerawat jenis komedo ini disebabkan oleh sel-sel kulit mati dan sekresi kelenjar minyak yang berlebihan pada kulit.
- Jerawat biasa.
- Jenis jerawat ini mudah dikenal, tonjolan kecil berwarna pink atau kemerahan. Terjadi karena pori-pori yang tersumbat terinfeksi oleh bakteri jenis propionibacterium acne. Bakteri ini biasanya hidup di saluran kelenjar sebaceous yang tersumbat, yaitu di daerah tempat beradanya asam lemak pada kantung kelenjar sebaceous yang tersembunyi di dalam pori-pori kulit. Diberi nama propionibacterium karena mampu memproduksi asam propionik (propionic acid). Bakteri ini merupakan jenis anaerobik sehingga dapat hidup tanpa butuh oksigen, dan mempunyai ciri-ciri aerotolerant yang menimbulkan iritasi pada daerah sekitarnya. Bakteri yang menginfeksi bisa dari waslap, kuas make up, jari tangan, juga telepon. Stres, hormon dan udara yang lembap, dapat memperbesar kemungkinan terbentuknya jerawat.
- Jerawat batu (Cystic acne).
- Cystic acne adalah jerawat yang besar-besar, dengan peradangan hebat, berkumpul diseluruh muka. Penderita cystic acne biasanya juga memiliki keluarga dekat yang menderita jerawat jenis ini. Secara genetik penderitanya memiliki:
- Kelenjar minyak yang over aktif yang membanjiri pori-pori dengan kelenjar minyak,
- Pertumbuhan sel-sel kulit yang tidak normal yang tidak bisa beregenerasi secepat kulit normal
- Memiliki respon yang berlebihan terhadap peradangan sehingga meninggalkan bekas di kulit
Tips mengatasi "Jerawat"
Tips 1 : Tidur yang cukup
Kamu pasti pernah mengalami jerawat yang muncul dikarenakan beberapa hari tidur larut malam. Ketika begadang maka regenerasi sel berjalan tidak optimal dan metabolisme tubuh menjadi kacau sehingga timbullah jerawat. Jerawat timbul karna pola hidup yang tidak bagus. Begadang merupakan salah satu pemicu timbulnya jerawat.Tips 2 : Mencuci wajah 2 kali sehari
Mencuci wajah 2 kali sehari merupakan salah satu Cara dan Tips Menghilangkan Jerawat Secara Cepat, Alami dan Mudah. Keringkan wajah kita dengan handuk yang bersih setelah mencuci muka karena bakteri juga menyukai tempat yang lembab dan hangat. Selalu pastikan kulit anda bersih sebelum tidur dengan mencuci muka anda sebelum tidur agar kulit beregenerasi dengan baik.Tips 3 : Perbanyak minum air putih
Air putih sangat bagus dalam membuang sisa metabolisme tubuh. Ketika air putih tercukupi maka sistem pembuangan akan lancar sehingga sampah sampah metabolisme yang ada dalam tubuh dapat dibuang secara menyeluruh sehingga tubuh bebas dari sampah. Ketika banyak sampah dalam tubuh yang tersimpan maka jerawat akan timbul.Tips 4 : Perbanyak konsumsi serat dari buah buahan dan sayuran
Salah satu fungsi serat adalah membantu sistem pengeluaran bekerja optimal. Serat yang tercukupi ditambah dengan air putih yang cukup akan melancarkan sistem pencernaan sehingga kotoran terbuang dari tubuh. Sebaliknya, orang yang tidak cukup serat dan minum air putih buang air besar tidak lancar sehingga jerawat kembali muncul.Tips 5 : Kurangi Konsumsi Gula Berlebih
makanan seperti coklat, minuman soda, biskuit, permen merupakan sederet makanan yang banyak mengandung gula yang ternyata merupakan satu pemicu timbulnya jerawat. Howard Murad, professor dari UCLA school of medicine menyampaikan bahwa gula berlebih meningkatkan insulin dalam darah yang memicu hormon androgen penyebab kulit berminya. Kulit berminyak akan mudah sekali muncul jerawat. Mulai sekarang kurangilah konsumsi makanan yang terlalu manis untuk menghilangkan jerawatObat-obat untuk jerawat
1. Acnomel untuk pengobatan jerawat
2. Bioacne untuk mencegah dan menghilangkan jerawat
3. Nuface untuk pengurangan komedo
Sampai disini dulu dan moga-moga ini bermanfaat.:-)
Sabtu, 12 April 2014
lirik lagu SNSD mr. mr
[Taeyeon]
Let’s go! Mwol geokjeonghaneunde neon
Dwaetgo! mwoga tto duryeounde?
[Seohyun]
Jaego! tto jaeda neujeobeoryeo
Oh! oh! uh~ Oh! oh! uh~
[Sunny] Maeil haruga dareuge buranhaejyeo ga
[Yoona] Apseo ga jugil barae geu nugungaga
[Jessica]
Neon moreun cheok nuneul gamneun
You bad bad bad boy, you so bad
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[Taeyeon]
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Byeori doeneun neo Mr. Mr. (Mr. Mr.)
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[Tiffany/Seohyun] Geuge baro neo Mr. Mr.
[All]
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[Tiffany]
Neon wae! teukbyeolhan Mr. Inji
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[Sunny] Mirael yeoneun yeolsoe baro niga gajin geol
[Sooyoung] Sonyeonboda deo keun kkumeul kkeureoana
[Yuri]
Bitnan nun sok nal damgoseo
My mi-mi-mister, rock this world
[All] Deo dangdanghage neon
[All] Mr. Mr. [Hyoyeon] Nal bwa
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[All] Nal gaseum ttwige han
[All] Mr. Mr. [Yoona] Choegoui namja
[All] Mr. Mr. [Sunny] Geuge baro neo
[Tiffany]
Sangcheoro kkaejin yurijogakdo
Byeori doeneun neo Mr. Mr. (Mr. Mr.)
[Jessica] Nareul bitnaejul
[Sunny] Seontaek badeun ja!
[Jessica/Sunny] Geuge baro neo Mr. Mr. (Mr. Mr.)
*1. 2. 3. 4*
[Sooyoung] Mr. Mr. (Mr. Mr.)
[Yoona/Sooyoung] Jigeum sesang ane [Taeyeon] Oh, ne ape
[Yoona/Sooyoung] Nuguboda meonjeo [Taeyeon] Neol deonjyeo
[Yonna/Sooyoung] Deo chiyeolhage [Taeyeon] Deo chiyeolhage
[Yoona/Sooyoung] Mr. Mr. [Taeyeon] Mister
[Yuri/Hyoyeon] Ojik geudaemani [Tiffany] Irwonael
[Yuri/Hyoyeon] Dan hana [Tiffany] Naeil apui neo
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[All] Deo dangdanghage neon ([Tiffany] Oh~~ uh~)
[All] Mr. Mr. [Jessica] Nal bwa
[All] Mr. Mr. [Jessica] Geurae baro neo neo neo
[All] Nal gaseum ttwige han ([Jessica] Oh~ Huo~)
[All] Mr. Mr. [Hyoyeon] Choegoui namja ([Jessica] Mr. Mr)
[All] Mr. Mr. [Hyoyeon] Geuge baro neo ([Taeyeon] Uh~ oh~}
[Seohyun/Tiffany]
Sangcheoro kkaejin yurijogakdo
Byeori doeneun neo
[All] Mr. Mr. (Mr. Mr.)
[Taeyeon/Seohyun]
Nareul bitnaejul choegoui namja!
Geuge baro neo [All] Mr. Mr. (Mr. Mr.)
Let’s go! Mwol geokjeonghaneunde neon
Dwaetgo! mwoga tto duryeounde?
[Seohyun]
Jaego! tto jaeda neujeobeoryeo
Oh! oh! uh~ Oh! oh! uh~
[Sunny] Maeil haruga dareuge buranhaejyeo ga
[Yoona] Apseo ga jugil barae geu nugungaga
[Jessica]
Neon moreun cheok nuneul gamneun
You bad bad bad boy, you so bad
[All] Deo dangdanghage neon
[All] Mr. Mr. [Yuri] Nal bwa
[All] Mr. Mr. [Yuri] Geurae baro neo neo neo
[All] Nal gaseum ttwige han
[All] Mr. Mr. [Tiffany] Choegoui namja
[All] Mr. Mr. [Tiffany] Geuge baro neo
[Taeyeon]
Sangcheoro kkaejin yurijogakdo
Byeori doeneun neo Mr. Mr. (Mr. Mr.)
[Tiffany] Nareul bitnaejul
[Seohyun] Seontaek badeun ja!
[Tiffany/Seohyun] Geuge baro neo Mr. Mr.
[All]
Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.
Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.
[Jessica]
Wae neon! ajikdo mitji motae?
Jinjja! Bimireul allyeojulge
[Tiffany]
Neon wae! teukbyeolhan Mr. Inji
Oh! oh! uh~ Oh! oh! uh~
[Sunny] Mirael yeoneun yeolsoe baro niga gajin geol
[Sooyoung] Sonyeonboda deo keun kkumeul kkeureoana
[Yuri]
Bitnan nun sok nal damgoseo
My mi-mi-mister, rock this world
[All] Deo dangdanghage neon
[All] Mr. Mr. [Hyoyeon] Nal bwa
[All] Mr. Mr. [Hyoyeon] Geurae baro neo neo neo
[All] Nal gaseum ttwige han
[All] Mr. Mr. [Yoona] Choegoui namja
[All] Mr. Mr. [Sunny] Geuge baro neo
[Tiffany]
Sangcheoro kkaejin yurijogakdo
Byeori doeneun neo Mr. Mr. (Mr. Mr.)
[Jessica] Nareul bitnaejul
[Sunny] Seontaek badeun ja!
[Jessica/Sunny] Geuge baro neo Mr. Mr. (Mr. Mr.)
*1. 2. 3. 4*
[Sooyoung] Mr. Mr. (Mr. Mr.)
[Yoona/Sooyoung] Jigeum sesang ane [Taeyeon] Oh, ne ape
[Yoona/Sooyoung] Nuguboda meonjeo [Taeyeon] Neol deonjyeo
[Yonna/Sooyoung] Deo chiyeolhage [Taeyeon] Deo chiyeolhage
[Yoona/Sooyoung] Mr. Mr. [Taeyeon] Mister
[Yuri/Hyoyeon] Ojik geudaemani [Tiffany] Irwonael
[Yuri/Hyoyeon] Dan hana [Tiffany] Naeil apui neo
[Yuri/Hyoyeon] Geu ane sara gal neowa na [Tiffany] Mister~~
[All] Deo dangdanghage neon ([Tiffany] Oh~~ uh~)
[All] Mr. Mr. [Jessica] Nal bwa
[All] Mr. Mr. [Jessica] Geurae baro neo neo neo
[All] Nal gaseum ttwige han ([Jessica] Oh~ Huo~)
[All] Mr. Mr. [Hyoyeon] Choegoui namja ([Jessica] Mr. Mr)
[All] Mr. Mr. [Hyoyeon] Geuge baro neo ([Taeyeon] Uh~ oh~}
[Seohyun/Tiffany]
Sangcheoro kkaejin yurijogakdo
Byeori doeneun neo
[All] Mr. Mr. (Mr. Mr.)
[Taeyeon/Seohyun]
Nareul bitnaejul choegoui namja!
Geuge baro neo [All] Mr. Mr. (Mr. Mr.)
Selasa, 04 Februari 2014
LIRIK TRUOBLE MAKER "NOW"
우우우우Tell me now now now
U-u-u-u tell me now now now
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U-u-u-u tell me now now now
우우우우 오늘이 끝나기 전에
U-u-u-u o-neul-i ggeut-na-gi jeon-e
Tell me now now now now now now
그대로 멈춘 네가U-u-u-u tell me now now now
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우우우우 오늘이 끝나기 전에
U-u-u-u o-neul-i ggeut-na-gi jeon-e
Tell me now now now now now now
Geu-dae-ro meom-chun ne-ga
날 또 망설이게 하고
Nal ddo mang-seol-i-ge ha-go
아무 말도 안하는
A-mu mal-do an-ha-neun
넌 그저 어제와 같아
Neon geu-jeo i-je-wa gat-a
여과없이 말해 봐
Yeo-gwa-eobs-i mal-hae-bwa
내 눈을 좀 바라봐봐
Nae nun-eul jom ba-ra-bwa-bwa
이 밤이 가버리기전에
I bam-i ga-beo-ri-gi-jeon-e
불빛이 사라지기전에
Bul-bich-i sa-ra-ji-gi-jeon-e
이렇게는 떠나가지 말자
I-reoh-ge-neun ddeo-na-ga-ji mal-ja
망설이는 동안
Mang-seol-i-neun dong-an
시간은 또 간다고고고고
Shi-gan-eun ddo gan-da-go-go-go-go
I don’t wanna go
이게 마지막
I-ge ma-ji-mak
지금이 마지막이라고오오오오
Ji-geum-i ma-ji-mak-i-ra-go-o-o-o
지금 나에게 와 말해줘
Ji-geum na-e-ge wa mal-hae-jweo
우리에게 내일은 없어
U-ri-e-ge nae-il-eun eobs-eo
망설이지 마
Mang-seol-i-ji ma
더 늦기전에Now
Deo neut-gi-jeon-e Now
더 멀리 더 멀리
Deo meol-li deo meol-li
날 밀어내지 말고
Nal mil-eo-nae-ji mal-go
우리 둘이 지금 여기서
U-ri dul-i ji-geum yeo-gi-seo
사라지기 전에
Sa-ra-ji-gi jeon-e
우우우우Tell me now now now
U-u-u-u tell me now now now
우우우우Tell me now now now
U-u-u-u tell me now now now
우우우우 오늘이 끝나기 전에
U-u-u-u o-neul-i ggeut-na-gi jeon-e
Tell me now now now now now now
더 이상 우리에겐 없어
Deo i-sang u-ri-e-gen eobs-eo
내일은 내일은
Nae-il-eun nae-il-eun
그러니까 불러줘 어
Geu-reo-ni-gga bol-leo-jweo eo
Call my name 내이름
Call my name nae-i-reum
지금 당장 네 입에서
Ji-geum dang-jang ne ib-e-seo
꺼내 털어놔 이 길에서
Ggeo-nae teol-eo-nwa i gil-e-seo
나 그냥 네게 기대고만
Na geu-nyang ne-ge gi-dae-go-man
싶어 (기대고 싶어)
Ship-eo (gi-dae-go ship-eo)
이렇게는또 멀어지지 말자
I-reoh-ge-neun ddo meol-eo-ji-ji mal-ja
망설이는 동안
Mang-seol-i-neun dong-an
시간은 또 간다고고고고
Shi-gan-eun ddo gan-da-go-go-go-go
I don’t wanna go
여기가 마지막
Yeo-gi-ga ma-ji-mak
오늘이 마지막이라고 오오오오
O-neul-i ma-ji-mak-i-ra-go o-o-o-o
지금 나에게 와 말해줘
Ji-geum na-e-ge wa mal-hae-jweo
우리에게 내일은 없어
U-ri-e-ge nae-il-eun eobs-eo
망설이지 마
Mang-seol-i-ji ma
더 늦기전에Now
Deo neut-gi-jeon-e Now
더 멀리 더 멀리
Deo meol-li deo meol-li
날 밀어내지 말고
Nal mil-eo-nae-ji mal-go
우리 둘이 지금 여기서
U-ri dul-i ji-geum yeo-gi-seo
사라지기 전에
Sa-ra-ji-gi jeon-e
우리 같이 있는 이 미로속에
U-ri gat-i itt-neun i mi-ro-sok-e
기댈 수 있는건 너뿐이야
Gi-dael su itt-neun-geon neo-bbun-i-ya
눈감아 내게 안겨
Nun-gam-a nae-ge an-gyeo
내일은 또 없으니까
Nae-il-eun ddo eobs-eu-ni-gga
지금 나에게 와 말해줘
Ji-geum na-e-ge wa mal-hae-jweo
우리에게 내일은 없어
U-ri-e-ge nae-il-eun eobs-eo
망설이지 마
Mang-seol-i-ji ma
더 늦기전에Now
Deo neut-gi-jeon-e Now
더 멀리 더 멀리
Deo meol-li deo meol-li
날 밀어내지 말고
Nal mil-eo-nae-ji mal-go
우리 둘이 지금 여기서
U-ri dul-i ji-geum yeo-gi-seo
사라지기 전에
Sa-ra-ji-gi jeon-e
우우우우Tell me now now now
U-u-u-u tell me now now now
우우우우Tell me now now now
U-u-u-u tell me now now now
우우우우 오늘이 끝나기 전에
U-u-u-u o-neul-i ggeut-na-gi jeon-e
Tell me now now now now now now
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