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google image Ox carts are still commonly found in Indonesia People , especially in Yogyakarta or DIY. In Sleman, the theme of cultural events are often held by ox cart. Similarly, in Bantul. This cattle wagon carman by someone who called "Bajingan" (Bastard). Wagon or cart is a vehicle or a tool that has two or four wheels that is used as a means of transportation. The cart can be pulled by animals such as horses, cows, goats, zebu or can also be pulled by humans. Train (UK: wagon) is a type of wagon with four wheels to transport heavier pulled by at least two horses. The cart has been referred to in the literature since the 2nd century BC. Scripture Indian Rigveda writes that men and women are like two wheels of a cart. Wagon driven by human hand is used extensively throughout the world. In Indonesia, in the 1990s, ox carts as transportation of goods has not existed since ratcheted motor vehicles such as cars. But in recent years re-emerged. Alternative transportati

You can now find "The Fault in Our Stars" out in theaters while notice some pivotal differences between the novel and the screen version of the beloved story. Huff Post Entertainment said that not every moment from the 25-chapter book can make it into the 125-minute movie. 1. In the book, Augustus Waters' parents do not let him take Hazel Grace Lancaster downstairs unsupervised to watch "V for Vendetta." Instead, they let Gus show her the basement and then watch the Natalie Portman film in the living room. In the movie, Gus and Hazel go straight downstairs without any parental guidance. 2. John Green writes that Hazel goes to visit Isaac at the hospital following his eye surgery. In the movie, she doesn't. 3. In the young adult novel, Hazel has a friend named Kaitlyn, who is up to speed on her budding romance with Gus, as well as the latest fashions. In the movie, Kaitlyn doesn't exist. 4. Augustus' former girlfriend Caroline Mathers, who died

Happiness of the ending likely be a matter of perspectives. But Green says ultimately comes down to from his young-adult bestseller, "Any time you end a story knowing how much you were loved, that's a happy ending."  Does 'The Fault in Our Stars' have a happy ending? Some people say yes, as every great romance has its happily-ever-after ending. It can be see from the new movie adapted from John Green's young-adult bestseller, The Fault in Our Stars. The movie tells a love story about two teens with cancer.  Considered as they lay on the worst condition that the young lovers has complicated by Cancer, of course this movie sets out to make you cry. Like the book, it is also true that the movie is like that the world is not a wish-granting factory. It's an expertly built machine for the mass production of tears. Much of the film has also shows you the looming presence of death is never far away. Hazel Grace Lancaster and Augustus &

image In 1862, a cholera epidemic swept through Japan. Honinbo Shusaku tended the patients within the Honinbō house, and fell ill himself, dying of it on August 10 when he was only 33 years old. Cholera epidemic in Japan actually had two major, that the first outbreak of it occurred in 1854. It is connected with the Asiatic Cholera Pandemic of 1846–63 . This cholera epidemic swept through Japan causing widespread mortality. In 1862, Honinbo Shusaku, who is considered by many to be the greatest player of the golden age of Go in the mid-19th century - now Google has celebrated the 185th birthday of nineteenth century Go player Honinbo Shusaku - tended the patients within the Honinbō house. He fell ill himself, dying of it on August 10 when only 33 years old. It is agreed that the first epidemic struck the Japanese port city of Nagasaki in June 1858, a few weeks after the signing of a treaty with Western powers that opened Japanese ports to foreign trade. The infection was apparent

Honinbo Shusaku's 185th Birthday Died in his age of 33 years old, on August 10, 1862 in Japan, Honinbo Shusaku had been the greatest player of the board game during its golden age. Now, Google has celebrated the 185th birthday of the nineteenth century Go player. Shusaku was born as Kuwabara Torajirō (桑原虎次郎 Kuwabara Torajirō), Innoshima, June 6, 1829. His nickname was the "Invincible" as after he earned a perfect score for 19 straight wins in the annual castle games. Similarly to chess, while the rules of Go are simple, it is made difficult by the complex strategy opponents must use to outwit each other. Born in the village of Innoshima, near the town of Onomichi, Hiroshima, he had gained a reputation as a Go prodigy in his home town by the age of six. Having outgrown the players in Onomichi aged eight, he moved to Edo, modern day Tokyo, to study at the legendary Honinbo Go house, having received a patronage from a local Lord. Two years later he received

Deadline Pendaftaran ONLINE pada 9 Juni 2014 PT Kereta Api Indonesia merupakan Badan Usaha Milik Negara (BUMN) yang menyelenggarakan jasa angkutan kereta api. Dalam rangka memperluas jaringan bisnis dan memenuhi kebutuhan sumber daya manusia, PT Kereta Api Indonesia kembali membuka kesempatan berkarir atau membuka Lowongan Terbaru bulan Juni 2014 untuk lulusan terbaru. REKRUTMEN EKSTERNAL TINGKAT SLTA Formasi :   PEKERJA OPERASI PRASARANA Syarat : SMA IPA / SMK LISTRIK dan ELEKTRO PRIA PEKERJA OPERASI SARANA ( Awak KA ) Syarat : SMA IPA / SMK LISTRIK, ELEKTRO dan MESIN PRIA  Persyaratan Umum :     Warga negara indonesia (WNI)     Sehat jasmani /rohani dan tidak berkacamata serta tidak buta warna;     Berkelakuan baik;     Berijazah sma/smk dan  rata-rata nilai nem minimal 6,50;     Usia pelamar per 30 juni 2014 serendah-rendahnya 18 (delapan belas) tahun dan setinggi-tingginya 30 (tiga puluh) tahun;     Tinggi / berat badan : pria, minimal 160 cm (berat badan ideal);