**** SIAP2 JADI MILAYADER DI TAHUN 2014 *****

Yang Sudah Masuk Rising STAR Artinya Siapa saja yang ingin berpenghasilan Ratusan Juta Bahkan MiLyar Rupiah Dengan Membuat Keputusan untuk mendaftar dari sekarang,sy ucapkan selamat karena berdasarkan perhitungan 1% dari profit Stiforp selama 1 tahun sekitar 2 Milyar lebih.

Bagaimana koq tahu? Dari email pemiliknya si Nauder Khazan Stiforp rata2 pertahun memiliki profit 130 Billion dollar atau 130 Milyar dollar.

"Stiforp is setting RECORDS in our $130 BILLION a year direct selling industry…"

Umpama nih yang masuk Rising STAR 5000 member tinggal bagi saja : 130 Milyar dollar x 1% = 1,3 Milyar dollar dibagi 5000 = 260.000 $ atau sekitar 2,5 Milyar!!
Mantap bro!! Buktinya lihat disini http://tinyurl.com/o32ntr4

Nah kalau umpama tahun ini keuntungannya naik dan yang masuk kualifikasi tidak sampai 5000 orang, Gimana?? Tambah besar bonus Rising STAR-nya!!

jadi memancing 2,5 Milyar dengan 1.7 jutaan apa bisa?? Bisa koq hanya di Stiforp! ingat masih ada waktu 1 bulanan, bagi yang mau ngejar Rising STAR.

yang belum join dan mau ngejar Rising STAR bisa di team sy, nanti sy bantu, segera daftar di web sy Info Lengkap :

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25 % Dari Total Penduduk Kita sakit

Suasana khusuk Sholat Jum’at siang itu terasa agak miris ( mendirikan bulu kuduk kata orang ), masalahnya materi yang dibawakan oleh Khatib saat itu, bahwa 25 % dari total penduduk kita SAKIT, artinya satu dari empat penduduk kita dalam keadaan sakit, sakit yang dalam pengertian sakit jiwa dan mental karena LAILLAH HAILLALLAH MUHAMMAD DARASULLULLAH sudah terkikis atau habis sama sekali dari dalam hati. Mengapa saya katakan miris, berarti satu orang yang ada di kanan,kiri,depan dan belakang saya yang ikut berjamaah pada saat itu dalam keadaan SAKIT ( bisa saja penulis yang sakit,,,he,he,he )
Itulah sebabnya kenapa akhir-akhir ini banyak kita dengar dan kita lihat, baik melalui radio dan televisi bahwa pasien Rumah Sakit Jiwa bertambah cukup signifikan, entah pasien tersebut dari golongan atas, menengah dan bawah, pun sebabnya dari bermacam-macam hal. Seperti kita pernah lihat di beberapa stasiun televise swasta berita yang menayangkan seorang kandidat bupati akhirnya gila karena kalah dalam pemilihan. Begitu juga kita pernah lihat seorang pengemis jadi gila karena tidak mampu lagi membeli beras.
Penulis bukanlah seorang yang ahli dalam hal agama, politik ataupun masalah social, tapi mari kita lihat sekeliling kita mungkin saja salah satu dari anggota keluarga kita dirumah masuk dalam yang 25 % itu ( moga-moga istri dan ketiga buah hati kami tidak termasuk didalamnya, Amin ).
Artinya kita harus kembali ke fitrah kita sebagai umat / hamba Allah, janganlah terlalu berlebihan, ukurlah kemampuan dan kapasitas serta kapabilitas kita boleh saja ikhtiar untuk melakukan dan menjadi apapun tapi sekali lagi ingat keterbatasan kita.
Berzikir dan berdo’a lah setiap waktu bukan disetiap kesempatan, dijalan, dikendaraan, dikantor, dirumah agar pikiran dan hati kita selalu tenang dan damai sehingga dapat melahirkan pikiran dan jiwa yang bersih.

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Abaca Fibre

ABACA FIBRE, the most valuable of all fibres for cordage, the product of Musa textilis (family Musaceae). This fibre is also known in the trade as manila and manila hemp, but abaca is a hard fibre and is entirely different from true hemp, which is a soft fibre and is the product of Cannabis sativa.

The abaca plant, which resembles in appearance the banana and plantain, to which it is closely related, is a perennial growing from short rootstocks. Numerous suckers grow from the rootstocks, forming a cluster of stalks 10 to 25 ft. in height. These stalks are formed by the broad, overlapping leaf items and bear at the top a crown of large, undivided leaves. The point of growth is at the base, and the fibre is obtained from the outer portion of each successive leaf stem. The flower stalk is pushed up through the centre of the plant, bearing at the top flowers that are followed by fruits similar to small bananas but filled with black seeds. Abaca plants grown from seeds do not come true to type, and this plant is propagated from suckers or from rootstocks.

The abaca plant flowers when about two years old, at which stage it is in the most favourable condition for the production of fibre. The stalk is then cut down, and the outer fibre-bearing layer of each successive leaf stem is stripped off in the form of ribbons, known as "tuxies." The tuxies are pulled under a knife that is pressed against a block of wood by means of a bamboo spring. This scraping process removes the pulp and other waste material, leaving the cleaned fibre in the hands of the operator. The fibre so cleaned has only to be hung up to dry in the open air, when, without further treatment, it is ready to be graded and baled for shipment. A small machine that is an adaptation of the hand cleaning process is used rather extensively in the Philippines. In operating this machine, the tuxie is looped around a revolving wooden spindle, which draws it under the stripping knife. Large automatic machines, of the same type as the sisal-cleaning machines, are used for cleaning abaca fibre in Indonesia and in countries of Latin America.

The quality or grade of abaca fibre is determined by the part of the stalk from which the fibre is obtained, by the amount of serration of the stripping knives and the degree of tension holding the knife against the block, and by prompt and careful drying of the fibre. The outer sheaths of the abaca stalk contain a rather short, strong but discoloured fibre; the middle sheaths produce a fibre of medium colour and good strength, the sheaths near the centre of the stalk have a very white, fine fibre of medium strength. In the process of cleaning abaca fibre, the use of coarsely serrated stripping knives and the lack of proper tension on the stripping knife result in the production of coarse low-grade fibre. Delay and carelessness in drying affect both the colour and the strength of the fibre.

The exceptional strength of abaca fibre and its quality of resistance to the action of salt water make it particularly suitable for marine cordage. It is also largely used for well-drilling cables. hoisting ropes and various other types of rope where strength and durability are required. Henequen and sisal have largely replaced abaca as a binder twine fibre. In the Philippines the superior grades of abaca are used for textile fabrics, hats, slippers rugs and various other articles. In Japan, large quantities of abaca fibre, and particularly the waste products, are used for the manufacture of paper. From the old and disintegrated ropes is made the well-known manila paper.

The abaca plant has been introduced into many different tropical regions, including Indonesia, India, the Andaman Islands, the West Indies and Central America, formerly the commercial production of this fibre was confined to the Philippine Islands. About 1921, shipments of abaca rootstocks were made from the Philippine Islands to Sumatra, where fairly large plantings were made. Despite some expansion of the industry there, it remained relatively unimportant. Small abaca plantings were also made in North Borneo. In 1925 a shipment of propagating material of the superior varieties of abaca was brought from the Philippine Islands to the republic of Panama by the United States department of agriculture. It was determined by experimental plantings that the climatic and soil conditions of this region are suitable for the abaca plant; that this plant is resistant to the more serious diseases of the banana plant and that abaca fibre of excellent quality can be produced in tropical America. In 1937 and 1939 these plantings were expanded to about 2,000 ac., and after 1942 there was a larger expansion in Costa Rica, Guatemala, Panama and other countries of Central America. (H. T. Es.)
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