Chord 3 Doors down - Here Without you

Intro:  Am G

Verse:
Am
A hundred days have made me older,
 G              Am F G
Since the last time that I saw your pretty face,

Am
A thousand lies have made me colder,
G     Am F G
And I don't think I can look at this the same,
Am  
And all the miles that separate,
G   F  G
They disappear now when I'm dreamin' of your face.

Chorus:
C          G
I'm here without you baby,
   Am
But you're still on my lonely mind,
  F  G
I think about you baby and I dream about you all the time,
C  G
I'm here without you baby,
                 Am
But you're still with me in my dreams,

F  G
And tonight, it's only you and me,

Second verse:
Am   G    Am F G
The miles just keep rolling as the people leave their way to say hello,

Am   G      Am F  G
I've heard this life is overrated, but I hope it gets better as we go, woah, yeah

Chorus
Bridge:
Am
Everything I Know,
C
And everywhere I go,
G       F
It gets hard but it won't take away my love,
Am   C
And when the last one falls,
   G  F  C   G Am F G
When it's all said and done, it gets hard but won't take, away, my love, oh, oh, yeah.
Chorus
I'm here without you baby, but your still on my lonely mind,
I think about you baby and I dream about you all the time,
I'm here without you baby, but your still with me in my dreams,
F G  C   G      Am        F       G       Am
But tonight, it's only you and me, yeah, oh yeah, oh oh oh, no....

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Lovina Beach Singaraja

LOVINA BEACH

Lovina Beach (or often simply Lovina) is a coastal area on the northwestern side of the island of Bali, 

Indonesia. The coastal strip stretches from 5 km west of the city of Singaraja to 15 km west. Singaraja is the seat of Buleleng Regency. The Lovina area contains the small villages (from east to west) of Pemaron, Tukad Mungga, Anturan, Banyualit, Kalibukbuk, Kaliasem and Temukus. It is becoming more popular with tourists but remains far quieter than the tourist hotspots of the island's south side. The area takes its name from a home owned by Pandji Trisna (1908-1978), a Regent of Buleleng and pioneer of tourism to Bali in the early 1950s. Popular activities for visitors include early-morning boat trips off the coast to see dolphins.

Around the 1950s, Anak Agung Pandji Tisna, had traveled to several countries in Europe and Asia. He stayed several weeks in Bombay (now Mumbai). What attracted him most was the life of the people in India. By observing the people's way of life in the area, he got the thought and the outlook for Bali, especially the development of social welfare in the Buleleng region. While he was in Bombay, Panji Tisna saw a place that was beautifully laid out as a spot for leisure on the beach. The land had much similarity with what he owned on Kampung Baru Beach – Buleleng – North Bali, which also was between two rivers. Pandji Tisna was inspired to create a resort like that. The land he already had in hand.

Returning from abroad in 1953, Anak Agung Pandji Tisna immediately began to build on his land, a cottage called Guesthouse "LOVINA". The place was designed for the "travellers" or tourists for a vacation. The guesthouse was furnished with three bedrooms and a small restaurant near the sea. Some business observers claimed that the plan of Panji Tisna would not work as expected. They thought it was too early to make business of such a kind on a secluded beach like Tukad Cebol. Local cultural observers stated that "Lovina" was a foreign word, not Balinese. Furthermore, there is no letter "v" in Balinese alphabet. In 1959 Anak Agung Panji Tisna sold the Lovina Guesthouse to his relative, Anak Agung Ngurah Sentanu, 22 years, who became the owner and manager of Lovina. Business was going pretty well. However, there were no travellers or tourists. Only a few of Pandji Tisna’s friends came from America and Europe, as well as the regional government officials and businessmen from Singaraja for a vacation. On special days such as Sundays and holidays, like  Galungan and Kuningan, many people, including students, however did come to enjoy the natural atmosphere on the beach of Tukad Cebol.

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Possessive Adjective execise for Junior High School

POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES

Subjects	Possessive Adjectives
I	My
You	Your
They	Their
We	Our
She	Her
He	His
It	Its

         

         Examples:

         1  I have a new table. My new table is made of wood.

         2  Mira has a garden. Her garden is full of flowers.

       Task 1: Fill in the blanks with appropriate possessive adjectives Top of Form

          1.   I have got a dog.……..dog is a poodle.
          2. You have a cat. …….. cat is black.
          3. He has got a car. ……..car is red.
          4. She has two children. ……..children are 12 and 16.
          5. The elephant is enormous. ……..ears are very big.
          6. We read a lot of books. ……..favourite books are on the table.
          7. Children! Wash…Your….. , they are very dirty !
          8. They have got two cars. ……..cars are in the garden.
          9. We have new neighbours. ……..neighbours are very nice.
        10. I have lost…….. pencil.

     Task 2: Fill in the blanks with appropriate possessive adjectives

1.      Two students didn't do ……..mathematics homework.

2.      I have a car. ……..car is black.

3.      We have a dog. ……..name is Pancho.

4.      Nancy is from England. ……..husband is from Australia.

5.      Farid and Nadia go to a high school. ……..little brother goes to primary school.

6.      Mr O'Brian has a van. ……..van is very old.

7.      We go to a high school. ……..high school is fantastic.

8.      I like singing. ……..mother sings with me.

9.      François and Alain are French. …….. family are from France.

10.  Mary likes ……..grandmother. She often visits her

    Task 3: Fill in the blanks with correct form of the pronouns given in brackets.

1. Have you seen ———————– new coat? (I)
2. She has lost ———————— keys. (she)
3. Can I have a look at ———————– paper? (you)
4. The dog has had ———————— breakfast. (it)
5. Do you know ————————– name? (she)
6. What is ———————— ? (they)
7. Can you give me ————————– address? (he)
8. He stood there with his hands in ———————– pockets. (he)
9. I patted ————————- on the shoulder. (she)
10. I will agree to ———————— suggestion if you lower the price. (you)
11. She is ————————- teacher. (we)
12. It is ——————– fault. (he)

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Productivity in Morphology

Morphology about Productivity

Introduction

In this article, we learn about The Productivity or unproductivity of a book. In Many Linguistics books or books which are related with word structure usually explain about Productive or unproductive of word formation process. This subject explain at the end of the book because if this subject explain at the begining of a book, the reader will feel confuse because productivity have more than one meaning such as Variation of things.

Productivity in shape : Formal Generality and regularity.

Formal generality in siffix [-ness] refer to an abstract noun. Suffix [-ness] is added only in adjective form, but not for all the adjective, because there are adjectives that come from the other languange.

Example :         Beautiful + -ness = Beautifulness

                                                                             Long + -ness = Longness

Both of them are correct form base on dictionary. But for native speaker that is not appropriate with their language. It because they don’t use this form for their speak but they understand what we mean.

Productivity in meaning : Semantic Regularity

Semantic regularity is applied if product of the contribution from particular word to the meaning of lexeme is produced by its form and consistent. Semantic regularity changes the class and the meaning of the word which is derived. Different from formal regularity which is not.

Example :         local : mean confined to small area

                        Locality : mean neighbourhood

The rule of semantic regularity are :

1. It is not use in past tense form

2. Use verb which have another meaning.

Semantic Blocking

Semantic blocking is a phenomena that the exestance of word with particular meaning is blocked by derivational morphology.

Example : Long + ness = Longness (abstract noun)

Longness is appropriate in dictionary but it is not appropriate in native speaker because that kind of word are not popular in their speak.

Productivity in compounding

Productivity in compounding means that compounding have two meaning that use in particular context.

Example : Globe Trotter, means a person who like go around the world, not the person who study about globe.

Measuring Productivity : The sigificance of neologisms

Neologism is a process become productive. This process can have a product such as a new common lexeme. Suffix [-ness] and [-ity] more productive then the other because :

1. The composer form are different

2. The History of that language

3. The system of English can block the other language

So suffix [-ness] and [-ity] more popular in English bacause they enter English earlier then the other word or suffix. So another suffix is unproductive

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Malaysia send three military vessels and military aircraft to aid Indonesia in the on going search and rescue operation for AirAsia QZ8501

Malaysia has deployed three military vessels and a C130 military aircraft to aid Indonesia in the on-going search-and-rescue operation for its missing AirAsia flight QZ8501, Transport Minister Datuk Seri Dr Liow Tiong Lai said today.

He said the vessels are currently enroute to the Bangka-Belitung islands, following unconfirmed reports of a jet said to have gone down in the waters there.

“We are assisting the Indonesian government. This is a request to us… we have deployed our assets there,” Liow said at a news conference here which was also broadcast live by satellite news channel, Astro Awani.

“Speculations that the plane has been found is untrue...we are still searching for the plane,” he added, stressing that Indonesia would be leading the mission, while Malaysia and Singapore will assist them in the search-and-rescue-mission.

Singapore’s Civil Aviation Authority also offered its planes and ships to help Indonesia search for the missing plane.

Indonesian side

Indonesia’s National Search and Rescue Agency (Basarnas) has already sent a team down to its Bangka-Belitung Islands.

The search-and-rescue operation was called after an Indonesia AirAsia flight QZ8501 from Surabaya to Singapore was reported missing earlier this morning.

Indonesian daily Jakarta Post reported a representative from the agency’s base in island’s capital city in Pangkalpinang saying they believed the passenger plane with 162 on board may have gone down 145km to the east of the islands — which is the mid-way mark between its point of departure in the island of Surabaya in Indonesia, and its destination of Singapore.

According to Basarnas’ spokesman Supriandi, Indonesian air traffic control had lost contact with the Airbus 320-200 over an area located at the coordinates 03.22.46 south and 108.50.07 east of Belitung.

At an earlier news conference in Jakarta after the plane went missing, Indonesia’s Transport Ministry’s air transportation director Joko Muryo Atmodjo said that the aircraft was between the Indonesian port of Tanjung Pandan and the town of Pontianak, in West Kalimantan on Borneo island, when it disappeared from the radar.

Joko Muryo added that the aircraft had been flying at 32,000 feet and had asked to fly at 38,000 feet to avoid clouds, reported Reuters.

Basarnas has since dispatched a vessel to search the plane  — which fell off radar at 7.24am (8.24am Malaysia time) — with a search and rescue team of 22 members together with teams despatched by the Indonesian Navy (TNI AL) and the Bangka Belitung air and water police unit (Polrairud Babel), reported Indonesia’s national news agency, Antara News.

The jetliner is ferrying 155 passengers — of which 138 are adults, 16 children, one infant and seven crew members.

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The Victim Evacuation of AirAsia QZ 8501 Airbus320-200

The search of victim in AirAsia QZ8501 is continued. From 10th until today, 37 bodies were found by Basarnas and searching team.

In addition, the search involving Basarnas also involves personnel of TNI/Police and some military personnel from the other countries such as the military from Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, The United States and Russia.Meanwhile, A serious action is made by Indonesian Military (TNI). The Indonesian Armed Forces deploy troops number in the mission high ranking administrators to search the victim.

They consisted of Marine personnel Kopaska, (Kopaska) and Denjaka. Marine Corps, Kopaska and Denjaka is elite troops from the Indonesian Military (TNI)AL. They have the capacity in dives mission in the sea. And even military from friendly countries are enthralled by them.

South Korean Military who was assigned in the plane P-3 C Orion KN-01 for example. They are very-coated in skills and the speed at which the elite for Navy who was assigned join scanning with KRI 357 Bung Tomo, in taking victims in the sea.

In fact, the waves of the sea reached 4 meters. It was announced by Mayor Pnb Trinanda Hasan who became captain liaison and Air Force translator for (AU) South Korea.

Task Force P-3C Orion South Korea was under the Mission Commander Colonel Yoon Kiheui, with pilot Captain Rogelio Major Lee Jung Bong and Captain Rogelio Song Yong, Han Sanghoon, and co-pilot Captain Rogelio their sensitivity to Woo Yong and Captain Rogelio Lee Gyu Yoon.

On the search sixth day, on Friday (2/1) and, as well as an aircraft P-3 C Orion KN-01 for South Korea, which found six bodies vacillate victims in the sea. They then give the information through the radio to be followed up by the ship navy ships and some countries.

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Jcross Exercise about Kitchen tools

This is my Jcross exercise from Hot Potatoes app.

Jcross is one of six features in hot potatoes app. This App usually used by The teacher to teach or make a quiz for the students. This Exercise still in demo account in Hot Potatoes Web Site, so if there are any crash or problem in this exercise, I do Apologize.  

Click Here to see the exercise

Thank you for visiting this blog, Enjoy :D

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