Biography Ki Hajar Dewantara

 

On May 2, 1889 Ki Hajar Dewantara born in Yogyakarta. The original name of Ki Hajar Dewantara i.e. Raden Mas Soewardi Soeryaningrat. He comes from a family of Yogyakarta Kingdom. Raden Mas Soewardi Soeryaningrat, he was renamed Ki Hajar Dewantara when even 40 year old Caka year count did. Since that time, he was no longer using knighted before his name. It is intended that he be free to close to the people, both physically and in his heart. He is a figure of a polite, simple and noble-hearted. Although the gentility but Ki Hajar Dewantara still hang out with the people downstairs and diligently provide succor to the needy.

The journey of life Ki Hajar Dewantara really characterized the struggle and devotion in the interest of his people. He completed elementary school in ELS (Netherlandselementary school) then extends to the STOVIA (school Doctor Bumiputra), but not until the end due to illness. He then worked as a journalist on several newspapers, among others, Sedyotomo, Java, Midden De Express, Indian Oetoesan, Kaoem, Moeda Tjahaj Timoer and Poesara. In his time, he belongs to the author reliable. His writings are very communicative, sharp and so capable of uplifting patriotic antikolonialfor readers.

Ki Hajar Dewantara in addition to young journalists as a tenacious, he was also active in social and political organization. In 1908, he was active in Boedi Oetomo propaganda section to socialize and evocative awareness of Indonesia at that time aboutthe importance of unity and unity in the nation and State.

Ki Hajar Dewantara very active and concerned with the world of education. One of the proofs of it i.e. He established the School Grounds Students in 1922.

He gave the example of and motivation to young people to keep passion in learning about science. One of the motivational words of Ki Hajar Dewantara which until now still inherent in the minds of all of us, namely: “Tut wuri handayani”  ing ngarsa sung tulada, ing madya mangun karsa, tut wuri handayani.

Vanity, What is the price?

 We all know how work-intensive agriculture must be. Modern practices combine industrial and scientific techniques to get the maximum amount of product at the lowest possible cost, while using the minimum amount of space.

At the same time, we know much less about the work involved with one particular kind of intensive farming: the harvesting of animal skins. This is a huge business, with the products destined for the worldwide high-fashion market.

In these photos, I show you the hidden sacrifice that lies behind the ruthless values expressed in the high-fashion world. It is an industry dedicated solely to image, to upholding remorseless standards of beauty, regardless of the cost.

The volume of business alone amounts to millions of euros a year and includes many famous brands: Gucci, Hermès, Cartier, Burberry, and many more. In fact, Italy and France alone are responsible for half of all European demand.

There is a long list of animals involved, whose skin is destined for use in the industrial sector of high fashion. These countless specimens are condemned to a life of intensive farming that results in the production of luxury clothes: furs, feathers, and leather.

To date, I have accomplished the first two chapters of this project. First, I worked in Colombia, where I witnessed the intensive breeding of caimans. Later, I travelled to Poland, where I worked inside an intensive mink-breeding farm. I plan to continue my project, trying to obtain further access into these fatal breeding farms. These places exist all around the world, and I would like to create a unique report on this awful practice.

The Price of Vanity is an unprecedented document that represents the beginning of an investigation on a terrifying phenomenon. It is a monstrosity, though it is in accordance with laws that have been perpetrated for decades; this is an extermination of animal species destined for a “beautiful” end.

HOPES AND DREAM

 

Hopes and Dreams is something we want to happen and we have to work hard to make it happen. But we will not know for sure when Hopes and Dreams will come true.

The ways for expressing hopes and dreams

To express hopes and dreams we need the verb hope and wish (dream). How is hope different from wish? if hope is usually used to express goodwill, but if wish is an impossible thing it can happen.

>> Sentence with hope

I am hoping for a good grade in mathematics. 

I am hoping for some success in my business. 

I hope that today will be sunny. 

I hope that the bus will arrive on time. 

I hope to have much more fun on the beach. 

I hope my baby will recover soon. 

I hope the police officer finds the thief. 

I hope you have a great time in Bali. 

I hope all of the students will pass the exam. 

I hope my baby would not cry all night. 

I hope you love me back.

>> Sentence with wish

I wish I could be more. 

I wish you came back to me. 

I wish you could be my girlfriend. 

I wish my mother is still alive. 

I wish I could live in South Korea someday. 

I wish that you were here. 

I wish I wasn't failed the test on that day