HOW TO MAKE PIZZA

Ingredients:

1. Cheese
2. Topping
3. Spices
4. Tomatoes
5. Yeast
6. Flour
7. Pan

Steps:

1. First, get some yeast and a pan

2. Second, Turn on your bread machine
3. Third, put flour, yeast into bread machine
4. Fourth,take out in 30 minutes to an hour
5. Fifth, smash tomatoes, put it in pizza
6. Sixth, open cheese bag sprinkle on sauce
7. Seventh, put topping of your choice on the pizza
8. Then, cook in oven 30 minutes to an hour
9. After that, open an oven and take out pizza, caution! Pan os hot!
10. Finally, cut pizza into slices and it is ready to serve

HOW TO MAKE A CUP OF COFFEE

MATERIALS AND INGEDIENTS :

1. one spoon of coffee powder

2. 2 spoons of sugar
3. hot water
4. a cup
5. a spoon

PROCEDURE :

1. Prepare two spoons of sugar, a cup, hot water, a spoon of coffee powder, a spoon.
2. Put 2 spoons of sugar and a spoon of coffee powder into the cup.
3. Pour some hot water into the cup.
4. Stir it gradually and the hot coffee is ready to drink
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Attention To: Mr. Danu Wijaya

Head of Human Resource Department
PT. Bintang Abadi
Jalan Mangga No. 89B
Jakarta

Dear Mr. Danu Wijaya:

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believe there is a job vacancy in your company as anaccountant.

I consider myself to be qualified for the job. I have 4 years of experience in

accounting and that might be an asset to your company, PT. Bintang Abadi, in
aiming and reaching the company’s goals in the future.

I got my bachelor degree in accounting 5 years ago and after that I completed a
professional certification on tax. I have experience in accounting division in
some companies and I am usually responsible for the preparation of monthly
consolidate financial statements in the companies. I have experience in taking
care of the management of the company and making public reporting.

Herewith this letter, I enclose my copy of Bachelor Degree Certificate, my

academic transcript, my curriculum vitae, and my recent photograph with size of
4×6.

I have high hope to be qualified for the job and that I can be the part of your
company in the near future.

Sincerely,
Citra Kirana

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Jokowi Asked to Reconcile Damaged Polri-KPK
Relationship
Oleh Moch Harun Syah pada 23 Jan 2015, 15:30 WIB

The conflict between the Indonesian police and the Indonesian Corruption Eradication
Commission (KPK) exacerbated shortly after the naming of KPK Deputy Bambang
Widjojanto as a suspect for false- statement made to the Constitutional Court in 2010 in
regards to the regional elections at Kotawaringin Barat, Central Kalimantan.

The commotion between the two parties is widely known as 'cicak vs buaya' or 'gecko
vs crocodile' which symbolizes the tumult behind those who are in power. This issue is
speculated to have a direct correlation with previous hotly debated issue regarding the
naming of Budi Gunawan as a suspect of graft- case by KPK. The fact that he remains the
most eligible candidate for head of Indonesian police position aggravated those who are
unsupportive with the notion.

As the issue became rampant, many corruption activist came to KPK. One of them is the
former vice Minister of Justice and Human Rights Denny Indrayana. Denny personally
requests for President Joko ‘Jokowi’ Widodo to help the reconciliation process between
the two parties before the conflict starts to deteriorate even more.

"Lets save the Indonesian police, lets save KPK from this unresolved conflict. President
Jokowi has to engage himself in the reconciliatory attempt as to assure the safety of all,"
Denny said at KPK Building, Friday (23/01/2015).

Denny speculates the naming of Budi Gunawan as a suspect for graft- case is driven by
personal reason. The conflict between the Indonesian police and the Indonesian
Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) exacerbated shortly after the naming of KPK
Deputy Bambang Widjojanto as a suspect for false- statement made to the
Constitutional Court in 2010 in regards to the regional elections at Kotawaringin Barat,
Central Kalimantan.

The commotion between the two parties is widely known as 'cicak vs buaya' or 'gecko
vs crocodile' which symbolizes the tumult behind those who are in power. This issue is
speculated to have a direct correlation with previous hotly debated issue regarding the
naming of Budi Gunawan as a suspect of graft- case by KPK. The fact that he remains the

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most eligible candidate for head of Indonesian police position aggravated those who are
unsupportive with the notion.

As the issue became rampant, many corruption activist came to KPK. One of them is the
former vice Minister of Justice and Human Rights Denny Indrayana. Denny personally
requests for President Joko ‘Jokowi’ Widodo to help the reconciliation process between
the two parties before the conflict starts to deteriorate even more.

"Lets save the Indonesian police, lets save KPK from this unresolved conflict. President
Jokowi has to engage himself in the reconciliatory attempt as to assure the safety of all,"
Denny said at KPK Building, Friday (23/01/2015).

Denny speculates the naming of Budi Gunawan as a suspect for graft- case is driven by
personal reason.

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Jokowi at State Palace
Students demand Jokowi to held dialogue openly for public.
Red: Ani Nursalikah

Rep: Puti Almas

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Antara/Aditya Pradana Putra

Indonesian Student Executive Body Alliance (BEM SI) refused the invitation
from President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) who asked them for dialogue at State
Palace. However, the students will accept the invitation if the discussion is
conducted openly. x

“We will only accept to meet Mr President if the discussion held openly and can be
witnessed directly by public,” said BEM SI Coordinator, M. Nurdiansyah in his official
statement on Friday.

In addition, Jokowi was asked to address a number of demands from students which
listed in the ‘Declaration on Completing Reformation in a strict and thorough
manner. Nurdiansyah asserted the meeting or discussion must guarantee that there
would be concrete policies in order to create a better society.

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According to Nurdiansyah, every aspiration of students came from public anxiety
due to the incompatibility of state policies for the people. He stated all of these
demonstrations will not occur if the state is willing to open up and be able to hear
what the public wants.

“All of our demands have been conveyed clearly in the demonstrations and also
through media channels. Therefore, what is necessary needed is not a meeting, but
the firm attitude of Mr President to fulfill our aspirations,” Nurdiansyah explained.

Since Tuesday (Sept 24), thousands of university students from different campuses
protested against several controversial bills outside House of Representatives
building in Jakarta. The mass demonstrations turned violent. It was believed to be
the biggest student protest since 1998.

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