"Oh Africa"

(Akon feat Keri Hilson)

Oh Africa...

I know that we have to take it to the goal 'cause everyone's depending on we
See we ain't got nowhere to go but up, it's our destiny

We're choosing the way, we'll do what it takes to get to the top of the highest mountain
We'll do anything, we got to prove ourselves 'cause we know

Oh Africa...

See we'll never be able to forget this day 'cause it's the greatest day of our life
See no matter what happens at least we can say "we came, we saw, we tried"

We're choosing nowhere, we'll do what it takes to get to the top of the highest mountain
We'll do anything, we got to prove ourselves 'cause we know

Oh Africa...

This is our time to shine, our time to fly, our time to be inside the sky
Our time to soar, our time to saw, the last one in football

Oh Africa...

aaahhh ooohhh,, ahaaa, gini yah ternyata :)

Dah tiga hari liat berita yang jadi sorotan “sedikit berlebihan” yah bagi gw, ga di TV ga di Internet semua orang ngomongin “itu”. yang gw maksudkan ini yahh acara konferensi Gay dan Lesbian se-Asia di Surabaya itu lhoo. Lama2 jadi gerah juga denger perang opini orang2 yang pro dan kontra, lagian baik yang pro dan kontra sama aja sih kadang mreka ga beretika juga ngeluarin statement. Terutama mereka yang kontra atau tidak setuju, dari pihak yang ini yah kebanyakan sih terdiri dari para bandot2 tua yang ngaku sudah banyak pengalaman dan bijaksana, sudah banyak makan asam garam dunia ini dan sebagian agamawan *agama apapun yah!* yang katanya menjadi gembala dari umat tapi malah mengeluarkan statement yang nyakitin pihak2 tertentu. Nah buat pihak yang pro juga terlalu vulgar dan terkesan tidak cerdas opini2 mereka dalam mensuport ide untuk diangkatnya acara ini. Jadi ya… menurut gw kita harus cerdas dalam ngeluarin statement (baik pro maupun kontra) dalam mensikapi fenomena ini, mikir dulu pake hati dan otak. Jangan sampe nyinggung perasaan orang.

Toleransi sangat2 dibutuhkan dinegara seluas dan semajemuk Indonesia tercinta ini kalau menurut gw *kalo ga toleran gw tendang pantat lw dari Indonesia*. Andai Gus Dur masi idup, gw kagum banget dengan pemikiran2 beliau tentang bagaimana pluralisme dan perbedaan2 *baik vertikal maupun horizontal* dianara masyarakt Indonesia bisa disatukan dengan sikap toleransi dan saling menghargai. Wajar aja kalo diksi julukan sebagai bapak Pluralisme kan…

One thing you need to know we all are human being, fakta yang ga bisa kita semua elakkan kalau kita semua ini adalah manusia biasa!! dan mari jadi manusia baik denagan cara kita masing2, apapun ideologi politik kamu, apapun orientasi seksual kamu, apapun kelamin kamu, apapun suku dan ras, apapun agama dan kepercayaan kamu kita bisa jad orang baik yang berguna bagi negara ini dengan cara kita masing2 yaah :))

*Pemikiran bodoh gw tentang pro dan kontra konferensi Gay dan Lesbian se-Asia di Surabaya*

Lara Fabian - Givin' Up on You Lyrics

Silent and quiet
Again my life
Far from these moments
I wish I was

Passion and truth
We were about
Before the shadows
Stole the beat of our hearts

[Chorus:]
After all we have been through
I can only look at you
Through the eyes you lied to
I'm givin' up, givin' up
I'm givin' up on you
After all if there is no way out
If you cannot stand beside me
If there isn't love
There is only pride
I'm givin' up, I'm givin' up this fight

Undo this leash
You say tied
When only our fears are to blame this time
And what am I to you
Just spit it out
I'm not afraid of the words that you hide

[Repeat chorus]

Where do we go
Where did it all crash
When did it start to fall apart

Silence and quiet
Passion, the truth
Shadows, only shadows

[Repeat chorus]

Kantoi - Zee Avi (Kokokaina)

http://lirik-lagu-best.blogspot.com

Semalam I call you, you tak answer
You kata you keluar pergi dinner
You kata you keluar dengan kawan you
but when I called Tommy he said it wasn't true

So I drove my car pergi Damansara
Tommy kata maybe you tengok bola
Tapi bila I sampai... you, you tak ada
Lagi la I jadi gila

So I called and called sampai you answer
You kata sorry sayang tadi tak dengar
My phone was on silent, I was at the gym
Tapi latar belakang suara perempuan lain

Sudahlah sayang, I don't believe you
I've always known that your words were never true
Why am I with you?
I pun tak tahu
No wonder la my friends pun tak suka you

So I guess that's the end of our story
Akhir kata she accepted his apology
Tapi last-last kita dapat tahu she was cheating too
With her ex boyfriend's best friend, Tommy...

I'll Remember, Theme From "With Honors" (1994) Lyrics

Madonna
http://www.sing365.com

Mmmm, mmmm
Say good-bye to not knowing when
The truth in my whole life began
Say good-bye to not knowing how to cry
You taught me that

Chorus
And I'll remember the strength that you gave me
Now that I'm standing on my own
I'll remember the way that you saved me
I'll remember

Inside I was a child
That could not mend a broken wing
Outside I looked for a way
To teach my heart to sing

And I'll remember the love that you gave me
Now that I'm standing on my own
I'll remember the way that you changed me
I'll remember

I learned
to let go
of the illusion that we can possess
I learned
to let go
I travel in stillness
And I'll remember
happiness
I'll remember [I'll remember]
Mmmmm... [I'll remember]
Mmmmm...

And I'll remember the love that you gave me
Now that I'm standing on my own
I'll remember the way that you changed me
I'll remember

No I've never been afraid to cry
AND I finally have a reason why
I'll remember [I'll remember]
No I've never been afraid to cry
And I finally have a reason why
I'll remember [I'll remember]
No I've never been afraid to cry
And I finally have a reason why
I'll remember [I'll remember]

How anthropological perspective explain financial crisis

Used anthropology to predict the financial crisis

from: http://www.antropologi.info/blog/anthropology/

She spent a year in Tajikistan during her PhD, looking after goats. Two years ago, she predicted the current financial crisis. “I happen to think anthropology is a brilliant background for looking at finance,” anthropologist Gillian Tett, assistant editor at the Financial Times, says in an interview with The Guardian:

Firstly, you’re trained to look at how societies or cultures operate holistically, so you look at how all the bits move together. And most people in the City (financial district of London) don’t do that. They are so specialised, so busy, that they just look at their own little silos. And one of the reasons we got into the mess we are in is because they were all so busy looking at their own little bit that they totally failed to understand how it interacted with the rest of society.

But the other thing is, if you come from an anthropology background, you also try and put finance in a cultural context. Bankers like to imagine that money and the profit motive is as universal as gravity. They think it’s basically a given and they think it’s completely apersonal. And it’s not. What they do in finance is all about culture and interaction.
(…)
“(Anthropology is) a weird background to have. But it’s helped me in covering the financial crisis. Having seen the Japanese financial crisis, I’ve always known that banks can fall apart. We never imagined that the Soviet Union would break up. And then in Tajikistan there was a horrific civil war. So that whole experience taught me that extraordinarily unexpected things can happen.

Tett was Japan correspondent for the Financial Times during the country’s financial collapse, and wrote a book about it, “Saving the Sun”:

The behaviour and the psychological mood of the markets in late July was almost identical to what happened in the autumn of 1997 in Japan. I was busy cancelling holidays and things. But it came out of the blue for many people - investors, policymakers, bankers, our readers were suddenly completely at sea, at a loss to make sense of it. The financial system is so dysfunctional, so tribal, that people just don’t communicate with each other.

More non-economics should be interested in finance, she says:

People who come from a background of arts and humanities and social studies tend to think that money and the City is boring and somehow dirty. But if you don’t look at how money goes round the world you don’t actually understand the world at all. When you try and join up the dots about how money can be linked to politics, can be linked to culture, then it’s electrifying.

SEE ALSO:

Gillian Tett: Investors need to understand the tribal nature of banking culture

Anthropologist Gillian Tett finds insight into Japan’s bad-loan crisis

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