Dodol Garut adalah makanan khas dari Garut, Jawa Barat. Terbuat dari : Beras ketan, kelapa, gula pasir, susu, coklat, wijen, mentega, lemak nabati dan vanilli.Kamis, 01 Desember 2011
DODOL GARUT
Dodol Garut adalah makanan khas dari Garut, Jawa Barat. Terbuat dari : Beras ketan, kelapa, gula pasir, susu, coklat, wijen, mentega, lemak nabati dan vanilli.
President' calls for recognition of West Papua
Tom Allard, Jakarta :West Papua Independence
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Speaking by telephone from his prison cell in Jayapura, Mr Yaboisembut was unflagging in his optimism that West Papua will be independent from Indonesia one day, even though not one state in the world supports his aspirations.
He spoke as thousands of West Papuans in the troubled region yesterday commemorated the 50th anniversary of the first declaration of West Papuan ''independence''.
While there were fears of widespread violence, the occasion was relatively peaceful, except for the violent dispersal of a rally in Timika and an early-morning fracas between police and separatists near Jayapura. One policeman was killed and another badly injured, with arrow wounds.
According to Papuan student leader Markus Haluk, four people - two men and two women - were shot at the Timika rally and taken to hospital after the gathering was dispersed.
Mr Yaboisembut was proclaimed president of the ''Federal Republic of West Papua'' at the Third Papuan People's Congress, a gathering of indigenous Papuan delegates, on October 19. Within two hours of being anointed, he was beaten and arrested in a crackdown that left six people dead.
''I call on all nations that love democracy and human rights and respect international law to recognise the Papuan nation,'' Mr Yaboisembut told The Age.
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| Forkorus Yaboisembut |
West Papua was incorporated into Indonesia in 1969 after a highly controversial plebiscite involving about 1000 hand-picked tribal leaders.
The economic benefits from the resource-rich region have largely flowed to Jakarta, foreign corporations or migrants from other parts of Indonesia, creating further antagonism.
''The Papuan people have been marginalised, discriminated against,'' Mr Yaboisembut said.
''We have become minority in our own land. We are going to extinction.''
Asked about his own legitimacy given he was proclaimed president by a meeting of 1000 or so delegates, Mr Yaboisembut pointed to his role as chairman of the Papuan Customary Council since 2007. ''We applied the tribal mechanism,'' he said.
Facing up to 20 years in prison for treason, Mr Yaboisembut's future looks grim but he maintains West Papua will be free.
A declaration by Mr Yaboisembut demanding global recognition for an independent West Papua was read out at many rallies yesterday.
The banned Morning Star flag was raised in three towns but not at most events, including the biggest gathering, near the capital of West Papua, Jayapura.
Clashes as West Papuans mark independence call
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| West Papua Baptist Church, Reverend Socrates Yeoman |
Indonesian security forces and West Papuan activists have clashed during protests to mark the 50th anniversary of the province declaring independence.
Local television stations showed footage of police driving through crowds of protesters who were waving Papuan independence flags and cheering.
The footage showed police firing shots into the air, violently wrestling protesters to the ground, and confiscating the province's banned independence flag.
There are also reports protesters were shot but this cannot be confirmed as the ABC is not allowed into the region.
TV reports also showed images of an Indonesian policeman who it is claimed was shot with an arrow during the clashes.
Photo: Police arrest a man after dispersing hundreds attending an independence ceremony at Timika, West Papua on December 1. (Reuters: Muhammad Yamin)The disturbances happened on Thursday at rallies marking the 50th anniversary of West Papua's declaration of independence.
That declaration is not recognised by Indonesia and the Australian Government says it respects Indonesia's sovereignty over West Papua.
Police said they fired warning shots but Indonesian security minister Djoko Suyanto denied that protesters had been shot.
He said protesters attacked a policeman and a number of Papuans were arrested for waving their independence banner.
The head of the West Papua Baptist Church, Reverend Socrates Yeoman, says several people taking part in the flag-raising ceremonies were shot and others arrested by Indonesian security forces.
Video on YouTube has also shown flag-raising ceremonies being conducted in Papua on November 30.
Reverend Yeoman says security has been tightened, with increased numbers of police and military.
He says despite the violence he and his compatriots will continue their activities.
"We are here. How can they do this? We are the owners of this land. How can these outside people be coming in and killing, arrest and torture us continually?" he said.
Foreign journalists are not allowed into the region so it is difficult to verify the many reports coming from there.
Flag-raising ceremonies were held in a number of towns across Papua, while in Jakarta where Papuans in traditional dress marched through the streets of the capital.
Others ceremonies were held overseas in Australia, New Zealand and the Netherlands.
Source: abc.net.au
December 1, 1961: Fly the flag of independence - West Papua and the Indonesian Empire
Life in the furthest recesses of New Guinea has not only been transformed but devastated by forces that originate at the core of global and industrial politics. The realities – and morality – of our world are to be seen starkly at work in one of the most spectacular, rich and yet remote corners of the world.
Thursday, December 1, 2011, is the fiftieth anniversary of West Papua's independence. On this day in 1961 West Papuans were granted their freedom by the Dutch – they raised a new national flag and sang a new national anthem. A year later Indonesia launched a colonial invasion, and managed to annex the fledgling nation. Since then tens of thousands of civilians – almost all of them indigenous tribal people - have been killed.
Human beings have lived there for at least 40,000 years, and, in the past ten thousand years, have developed many kinds of economy, from mixed hunting/farming, to slash-and-burn shifting agriculture, to dense and complex systems of cultivation. This wide range of human economies, with parallel riches of culture and language, means that New Guinea has witnessed the great journey of human experience and the great riches of the human mind.
Read more>>http://www.opendemocracy.net/hugh-papua
Thursday, December 1, 2011, is the fiftieth anniversary of West Papua's independence. On this day in 1961 West Papuans were granted their freedom by the Dutch – they raised a new national flag and sang a new national anthem. A year later Indonesia launched a colonial invasion, and managed to annex the fledgling nation. Since then tens of thousands of civilians – almost all of them indigenous tribal people - have been killed.
New Guinea is the second largest island in the world – about the size of Europe and stretching across the Pacific to the north of Australia. This is a land where life has proliferated and diversified: it is among the most fabulous cultural and ecological regions in the world.
Human beings have lived there for at least 40,000 years, and, in the past ten thousand years, have developed many kinds of economy, from mixed hunting/farming, to slash-and-burn shifting agriculture, to dense and complex systems of cultivation. This wide range of human economies, with parallel riches of culture and language, means that New Guinea has witnessed the great journey of human experience and the great riches of the human mind.
Read more>>http://www.opendemocracy.net/hugh-papua
Sinopsis Heartstrings Episode 1 - Episode Terakhir
Heartstrings (Hangul: 넌 내게 반했어, Romanized: Neon Naege Banhaesseo , literally: You've Fallen for Me, previously known as Festival and You're into Me) is a South Korean youthful melodrama about the main characters' love, friendship and dreams, set against the backdrop of an arts university.
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Episode 1
Episode 2
Episode 3
Episode 4
Episode 5
Episode 6
Episode 7
Episode 8
Episode 9
Episode 10
Episode 11
Episode 12
Episode 13
Episode 14
Episode 15 Episode Terakhir
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SINOPSIS PROTECT THE BOSS Episode 1 - Episode Terakhir
- Title: 보스를 지켜라 / Boseureul Jikyeora
- Previously known as: 보스가 달라졌어요 The Boss Has Changed / 마지막 여비서 The Last Secretary
- Genre: Romance, comedy
- Episodes: 18
- Broadcast network: SBS
- Broadcast period: 2011-Aug-03 to 2011-Sep-29
- Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
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SINOPSIS Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 1 - Episode Terakhir
Title : Sungkyunkwan Scandal / 성균관 스 캔들
Genre : Period, Romance , Comedy
Episodes : 20 Episode
Broadcast Network : KBS2 , Monday & Tuesday 21:55
Broadcast Period : 2010-September
Director : Not Confirmed yet
Original Writer : Jung Eun Gwol (정은궐)
Genre : Period, Romance , Comedy
Episodes : 20 Episode
Broadcast Network : KBS2 , Monday & Tuesday 21:55
Broadcast Period : 2010-September
Director : Not Confirmed yet
Original Writer : Jung Eun Gwol (정은궐)
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Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 1
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 2
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 3
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 4
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 5
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 6
Sinopsis Sunkyungkwan Scandal Episode 7
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 8
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 9 part 1
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 9 part 2
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 10 part 1
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 10 part 2
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 11 part 1
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 11 part 2
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 12
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 13 part 1
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 13 part 2
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 14 part 2
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 14 part 2
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 15 part 1
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 15 part 2
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 16 part 2
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 16 part 2
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 17
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 18 part 1
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 18 part 2
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 19
Sinopsis Sungkyunkwan Scandal Episode 20 Final
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