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Penyakit Pengelolaan Situs Organisasi / Komunitas |
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Written by Adi Sutanto
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Jika kita ingin situs organisasi kita bertahan, ada baiknya memperhatikan sedikit poin penting di bawah ini (catatan: KOGAN = komunitas / organisasi): 5. Banyak yang kritik websitenya tidak update. Padahal dia sendiri tidak mau memberikan tulisan. Develop website itu bisa dengan membayar orang, tetapi kalau mengisi situs.. apalagi situs KOGAN.. itu lain ceritanya. Memberi konten pada website adalah permasalahan terbesar dari semua website..
6. One Man Show. Kebanyakan pengurusan sebuah situs diberikan kepada satu orang. Mulai dari develop, maintenance, sampai pengisian konten. Anggota lain menganggap kalau dia sudah ditunjuk, berarti website ini semua urusan dia. Padahal One Man Show di situs KOGAN hanya bisa dilakukan sebatas hal teknis. Tidak untuk konten..
Dikutip dari artikel 10 Penyakit Pengelolaan Situs Organisasi / Komunitas pada blog Okto.Silaban.Net. Semoga situs NTUST-ISA.org dapat maju terus!
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TRADITIONAL ART PERFORMANCE |
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Written by Nur Aini Rakhmawati
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Place : IB 1st FLOOR Date and Time :MARCH 13th, 2008 ● 15.00 – 17.30 Gambyong
Classical Central Javanese female dance usually performed to greet guests at the opening of an auspicious ceremony or performance. It depicts a young woman who has reached the age that she is conscious of her looks and enjoys making herself up in front of the mirror, in adorning herself and showing off her beauty, litheness and grace. Gambyong (taken from http://www.yamaha-motor.co.jp)
Remo
Remo Dance is perfomed to welcome guests and therefore it is called a welcoming dance. The characteristic movements of the Remo Dance are the beats of the feet. Beside the beats of the feet, the manipulative play of the selendang or sampur, the facial expressions, and the postures of the dancers which conform the rhythm of the music, make this dance unique.
Remo (taken from http://picasaweb.google.com/ Arif Hidayat)
Saman
The most popular dance in Aceh has become well-known abroad with the name "thousand hands". Ten or more male performers kneel in a row on the floor and make different kinds of torso movements accompanied by songs, clapping hands, slapping chests, and slapping hands on the floor. The dance starts with slow movements and increases its tempo gradually to great speed and finally come to a sudden stop.
Saman (taken from http://starbulletin.com)
Rebana
Rebana is a classification of percussion music instruments based on the process of producing the sounds by vibrating the body of the instrument. This instrument classification was existed thousands of years ago naturally
Rebana (taken from www.mishafbisnes.com.my)
Tortor
The steps are simpler, holding the palms together and moving is up and down. Then later palms apart and blessing over the dancer's head. It is a common practice to give a money into the hands of the welcoming host as a symbol of returning your goodwill and blessings. Toba Bataks still perform the tortor dance, which celebrates a gift exchange for a wedding.
Tortor (taken from http://tanobatak.wordpress.com)
Pencak Silat
Pencak silat is the official name used to indicate more than 800 martial arts schools and styles spread across more than 13,000 islands in Indonesia. There is no overall standard for Pencak Silat. Each style has its own particular movement patterns, specially designed techniques and tactical rationale. The richness of terms reflects a wide diversity in styles across the regions.
Pencak Silat (taken from http://www.sportsschool.edu.sg)
Satrio Utomo
The dance tells a story of a young man practicing martial art and the dancers use Keris (Java Traditional Weapon) during this dance
Satrio Utomo(taken from http://www.harsanari.com/)
Sajojo
Sajojo has a happy character with the jump-bend-jump-bend, and it starts with the left foot. Besides being popular through the military, this dance also executed as different variation in health workshops with movements that are more dynamic because the accompanying music is regular.
Campur Sari
Campur sari is traditional java music which is accompanied by special instrument like gamelan, gending, and langgam jawa
Kecak
Kecak is a form of Balinese music drama and is performed primarily by men. It is performed by a circle performers wearing checked cloth around their waists, percussively chanting "cak" and throwing up their arms, depicts a battle from the Ramayana where monkeys help Prince Rama fight the evil King Ravana.
Kecak (taken from http://daveliu.com)
Angklung
A musical instrument made out of two bamboo tubes attached to a bamboo frame. The tubes are carved so that they have a resonant pitch when struck. The two tubes are tuned to octaves. The base of the frame is held with one hand while the other hand shakes the instrument rapidly from side to side. This causes a rapidly repeating note to sound.
Angklung (taken from http://nra402.wordpress.com) |
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Written by Nur Aini Rakhmawati
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Place : IB 201 Date and Time : MARCH 12th, 2008 ● 17.00 – 19.00 Sajojo has a happy character with the jump-bend-jump-bend, and it starts with the left foot. Besides being popular through the military, this dance also executed as different variation in health workshops with movements that are more dynamic because the accompanying music is regular. Sajojo Dance (Taken from http://flobamora.blogs.friendster.com) In this workshop, all the participants will
1. Explain the details of the dance.
2. Showing the video.
3. Performance by the dancers.
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