Paranormal Activity VS Indonesian Reality Show " Dua Dunia"

Paranormal Activity is about Micah and Katty are moving into new homes. Katty feel there is something in their homes. Micah who do not believe in the unseen world finally agreed to install cctv cameras in their homes. Of cctv camera that comes eeriness. Something haunt them every night. The film ends with something dragging the body of Katie and Micah were chasing him killed. It is not clear how it happened because the camera only record events under the stairs are far from reach. Only the sound of commotion which explains that both been defeated by something that haunts them. Their bodies were found three days later.
But Indonesia has some reality show that might be more interesting than paranormal activity.

Dua Dunia presents a real side of the myths that circulate in Indonesia society. Most of Dua Dunia reveals about place inhabited place Austere and jinn who disturb the public about the place. Sometimes in some of the show, the Ustadz are experts in the field of early Supernatural Practitioners first enter the genie to mediators that can directly communicate with other team,. also to be documented to the media. Most of Dua Dunia Presenting Facts on myth, mystery and supernatural world that circulated in Indonesia in the Islamic religion. In some occasions even the Ustadz Got to get Heirlooms (unseen weapons) and Stone Ring. Here's a link to watch a variety of impressions Dua Dunia.

 

Some Architecture grandest Dutch heritage in Indonesia

The following are some of the Dutch heritage building which is still maintained in Indonesia

Lawang Sewu is a building in Semarang, Central Java, which is the office of the Nederlands-Indische Spoorweg Maatschappij or NIS. Built in 1904 and was completed in 1907. Located in Tugu Muda roundabout formerly called Wilhelminaplein.
   

Local people call Lawang Sewu (Thousand Doors) because the building has a door that very much. In fact, there is no door to a thousand. This building has many windows are high and wide, so people often think of it as the doors (mace).

ancient building and magnificent two-story after independence used as offices Djawatan Repoeblik Indonesian Railways (DKARI) or now PT Kereta Api Indonesia. In addition, once used as the Office of National Infrastructures Regional Military Command (Kodam IV / Diponegoro) and the Regional Office (Regional Office) Ministry of Transportation Central Java. In the struggle for the building has its own historical record that when the Battle of the five-day event took place in Semarang (14 October to 19 October 1945).

This old building into a great battle between the location of youth AMKA or Young Generation Railways against Kempeitai and Kidobutai, Japan. Therefore the Government of Semarang with Decree No. Mayor. 650/50/1992, input Lawang Sewu as one of the 102 ancient or historic buildings in the city of Semarang that should be protected.

VILLA ISOLA is building villas located in the northern outskirts of the city of Bandung. Located on high ground, on the left side of the road to Lembang (Jln. Setiabudhi), the building was used by the Teachers' Training College (Institute of Teacher Training and Education) Bandung, which is now the Indonesian Education University-UPI). Villa Isola is one of the Art Deco architectural style buildings that are often found in Bandung.

Villa Isola was built in 1933, belonged to a wealthy Dutchman named Dominique Willem Berretty. Then luxury buildings used as residences was sold and became part of the Hotel Savoy Homann. Subsequent developments, he made Building Teachers' Training College (now UPI) and used as the rector's office.

A special publication during the Dutch East Indies to the villa is written by Ir. W. Leimei, a Dutch architect. In this publication, Leimei said that in Batavia when urbanization is taking place, many people set up a villa in the suburbs with a classic architectural style but always adapt well to the nature and ventilation, windows and alleys that serves as a solar thermal insulation. It is also embraced by the Villa Isola in Bandung. During the Japanese occupation, this building was used as a temporary residence while menjelangPerjanjian General Hitoshi Imamura last Kalijati with the Dutch East Indies government in Kalijati, Subang, in March 1942. The house was built on the design of the Dutch architect who worked in the Dutch East Indies Wolff Schoemaker.

GATE AMSTERDAM (Netherlands: Amsterdamsche Poort) also called Pinangpoort (Gate Pinang) or Kasteelpoort are remnants of the fort gate VOCs during JP Coen. In the mid-19th century, this gate is the only remnant of the fortress was destroyed and abandoned during the Governor General began HW Daendels. This gate had experienced several restoration. Governor-General Gustaaf Willem van Imhoff (1743-1750) never renovate southern bastion including Amsterdam gate in the Rococo style.
 
Then, after the death Daendels, this gate was restored in the period between 1830 and 1840. The statue of the god Mars and goddess Minervaditambahkan at this gate. Both statues were subsequently lost during the Japanese occupation of Indonesia. The building was demolished following the operation of the tram carriage April 1869 in the region. The current location of the gate is located at the intersection of Clove (Prinsenstraat), Road Cob (Kasteelweg), and Fishermen Road East (Amsterdamschegracht) now. In the Old Town revitalization plan, a replica of this gate will be made, although not known whether it will be in the same footprint

MUSEUM BANK MANDIRI Standing on October 2, 1998. The museum occupies an area of 10 039 m2 at first is Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij building (NHM) or Factorji Batavia, Dutch-owned trading company that later evolved into the company in the field of banking.

Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij (NHM) was nationalized in 1960 became one of the office buildings Farmers & Fishermen Cooperative Bank (BKTN) Import Export Affairs. Then along with the birth Export-Import Bank Indonesia (BankExim) on December 31, 1968, the building was turned into the headquarters Export Import Bank (Exim Bank), until finally legal merger with Bank Exim Bank Dagang Negara (BDN), Bank Bumi Daya (BBD ) and the Development Bank of Indonesia (Bapindo) to the Bank (1999), then the building became the assets of Bank Mandiri.

MUSEUM NASIONAL

this museum was born in 1778, precisely on April 24, at the time of the formation of Royal Batavian Society of Arts and Sciences. J.C.M. Radermacher, chairman of the association, which accounts for a building located at Jalan Kalibesar along with a collection of books and cultural objects which later became the basis for the establishment of the museum.

In the period of British rule (1811-1816), Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles who is also the director of the Royal Batavian Society of Arts and Sciences ordered the construction of a new building located at Jalan Majapahit No. 3. This building was used as a museum and meeting rooms for Literary Society (formerly named "Societeit de Harmonie".) The location of this building is now part of the State Secretariat complex.

Museum Benteng Vredeburg yogyakarta
Museum Vredeburg dibangtn is a fortress in 1765 by the VOC in Yogyakarta during the colonial period VOC. The fort was built by the VOC as the center of government and defense of the Dutch governor at the time. This square-shaped fortress turreted monitor in the four corners and in it there are buildings house officers, soldiers boarding, warehouse logistics, gunpowder warehouse, hospital and home warrior president.

Kimilsungia, North Korea's national flower originated from Indonesia

Kim II Sung and Soekarno

 The history of North Korea's national flower chosen, Kimilsungia this is when the North Korean President Kim Il Sung's diplomatic visit to Indonesia on April 13, 1965. On that occasion, the President of Indonesia, Soekarno invite Kim Il Sung stroll to the Bogor Botanical Gardens, a large garden where the growth of various types of plants. When Kim Il Sung paused to enjoy a row orchid species "dendrobium" from Makassar, which are blooming. See Kim Il Sung attracted by the flowers, Bung Karno directly give the orchid flower to her as a birthday gift for the guests of the state.
 

Naming

According to the Pyongyang-published book Korea in the 20th Century: 100 Significant Events, Kim Il-sung travelled to Indonesia to meet with his counterpart, Sukarno.

    He stopped before a particular flower, its stem stretching straight, its leaves spreading fair, giving a cool appearance, and its pink blossoms showing off their elegance and preciousness; he said the plant looked lovely, speaking highly of the success in raising it. Sukarno said that the plant had not yet been named, and that he would name it after Kim Il Sung. Kim Il Sung declined his offer, but Sukarno insisted earnestly that respected Kim Il Sung was entitled to such a great honour, for he had already performed great exploits for the benefit of mankind.
Kim was taken on a tour of the Bogor Botanical Garden, where:

Description

The plant grows 30 to 70 centimetres (12–28 in) high. Its leaves adhere to the nodes alternatively and each stalk yields 3-15 flowers. The flowers have three petals and three calyxes and measure 6 to 8 centimetres (2.4–3.1 in). It blooms for 60–90 days. It grows best in daylight temperatures of 25 to 30 °C (77 to 86 °F) and 18 to 23 °C (64 to 73 °F) at night.Annual festivals

Kimilsungia flower shows are held every year in Pyongyang. Traditionally, embassies of foreign countries in North Korea each present their own bouquet of the flower to the annual exhibition.

Bagteria bags made in Indonesia

 

Bag brand "Bagteria" is the work of Nancy Go, a daughter of Brazilian descent successful nation penetrated the world fashion scene with bags beautiful. Nancy and her husband Bert Ng, choose the brand name "Bagteria" the global impressed and contains elements of humor. This is deliberately done in order to play the image of its products. Expected Bagteria famous as bacteria outbreak, become 'infection' in the whole world. Nancy den Bert established PT Metamorphosis Abadi, which is the legal umbrella Bagteria.

With a capital of Rp 300 million, in May 2000 they set up a workshop making bags with renting a house, which is located right in front of the Ng family residence in West Jakarta. At that time, they only hire 5 employees.

Nancy was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil on January 6, 1963. He was advised to register 'Bagteria' in Italy and change its brand with the words smelling Italy. The purpose is mainly a matter of prestige in which Italy is famous for its fashion. However, Nancy decided to retain the brand 'Bagteria' and register it in Indonesia. In Europe and America, the brand Bagteria commensurate with Louis Vuitton, Chanel, or Christian Lacroix. World public figures who wore Bagteria bags include Paris Hilton, Zara Phillips (grandson of Queen Elizabeth II), Emma Thomson, and Audrey Tatou.

Initially Nancy and Bert offer Bagteria as export products. As a first step, they are targeting Hong Kong as Asia's fashion mecca. Nancy offers business with a franchise concept. In each country, they chose one distributor as a master franchise to market Bagteria boutiques to choice. However, it excludes Taiwan.Especially for the country, Nancy doing business in partnership.

However, it appears that Indonesia is not a target marketing 'Bagteria' first. For the size of Indonesian society, domestic selling prices ranging 1-8 million per bag, is still considered too expensive. 'Bagteria' is a unique use of raw materials such as Swarovski crystals, beads, sequins, semi-precious stone, gold and silver up to a millimeter in size are all carefully sewn one by one. In addition, the materials used are fleece, eel skin, python, ostrich, salmon skin, and mammoth ivory. These materials are ordered directly to Siberia, Iceland, and Africa. Nancy also use local materials, such as python skin, alligator skin, shell, wood, and silver from the artisans of Bali and Yogyakarta.

 

Gucci and Christian Dior have used Indonesia's woven

Two international fashion house, Gucci and Christian Dior have used weaving Indonesia to be used as raw materials in their products. Indonesian Weaving has been trusted by the international market. Weaving Indonesia is considered very valuable because of handmade (hand-made). Weaving is the work in the form of fabric made with thread and put in the feed on an instrument called the warp. And weaving was subdivided into songket, which is woven with gold or silver thread, then there belt, double belt, and feed. That's what makes the international brand like Gucci and Christian Dior to cooperate with weavers in Indonesia.

Of course we are proud to see the original Indonesian fabrics mighty rich in terms of craftsmanship is featured on the international designer runways from Milan, Paris, and now London. In the Spring of 2010 fashion week, Frida Gianini of the Gucci fashion house issued a collection of cocktail with Tribal theme that uses Ikat (woven and woven motifs typical of Indonesia especially Sumbawa).

Burberry was issued for the 2012 Spring collection which also uses Ikat charming. Combined with comfortable fabrics, made Burberry appear very distinctive.

NATO soldier uniforms manufactured by PT Sritex, Solo, Central Java

Textile and garment companies, PT Sri Rejeki Isman (Sritex) in Sukoharjo, Central Java is famous worldwide for its quality fabrics and garments produced. The company founded by (the late) HM Lukminto it is also known by the production of military uniforms that have been sent to 30 countries with advanced specifications. Starting from small businesses in Pasar Klewer, Solo 1966, HM Lukminto growing effort to finally set up factories in Sukoharjo and inaugurated by President Suharto in 1992. Director of Sritex, Sri Sartono Basuki said PT Sritex has long been producing uniforms and police Untik TNI, then a time the Indonesian army and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) swapped uniforms like exchanging a ball player jersey. "Then tested, compared with the US and it turned out better (quality). At that time (PT Sritex) orientation is still fashion," said Sartono detikFinance while visiting the factory PT Sritex in Sukoharjo, Central Java, on Wednesday (12/03/2014). "In 1994 an agreement with NATO," he added. Since that time a military uniform quality produced by PT. Sritex also spread to various parts of the world until now PT. Sritex meet military uniform orders to 30 countries. "Previously we've made uniforms for the military police as the first customer. Apparently word of mouth marketing was so incredible," he said. Many countries ordered military uniforms with different specifications, there is no uniform army bulletproof, anti-radiation, anti-mosquito, anti-fire, anti-water, and so on. Even today PT Sritex are developing camouflage military uniform is said to change color according to the natural environment. "New stages, not as detailed as (discolored), we are conditioned to get there," he said. In addition to military uniforms, PT. Sritex also help the development of hovercraft owned by the Army, then the tent, and military backpack. In the same place, President Sritex Iwan Lukminto say for military uniforms, the most powerful competitors in Europe. PT Sritex remains the choice of many countries because the quality is guaranteed and the entry of NATO standards. One of the products that the quality is reliable is a bulletproof vest. "Military Specification to level four, which is a long barrel and a melee attack. TNI also wear it," said Iwan. There was also an assault backpack that can be used to float. So if the bag is in the river or the sea, the wearer can still float. PT Sritex also the future will make a parachute, so it is no longer imported from other countries. "In the future will make the umbrella (to plunge payug) so it is not imported. But it must be careful, really need a good engine and quality control while making as it relates to their lives," he said. There is now 30 countries covered by the uniform military forces in Sukoharjo factory made it, among other German soldiers, England, United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, Somalia, Australia, Croatia, Hong Kong, and others.

Star 50 Artificial PT PAL Indonesia is one of the best ships in the world

Ship Made PT PAL Indonesia, The World's Best. Double Skin Bulk Carrier Ship (DSBC) Erlyne 50,000 Dead Weight Tonnage (DWT) production by PT PAL Indonesia has one of the best ships in the world to ship classroom weighing 50,000 tons. The ship is also known by the name "Star 50" long 189.840 meters and 30.50 meters wide design is entirely the result of the children of Indonesia.

50,000 DWT ships Erlyne DSBC designed to meet the operating requirements and designed using Det Norske Verits class (DNV Class). According to Director of PT PAL Indonesia Harsusanto, from design gan harsindo.com, DSBC Erlyne speed of 50,000 DWT vessel has a maximum speed of 14.5 knots. But, after tested in the ocean, the maximum speed can reach 16.5 knots.

This is the type of commercial ship orders Azurite Invest Ltd, British Virgin Iland, Singapore. Erlyne DSBC ship of 50,000 DWT is the ninth ship of the class ships DSBC who successfully exported to several countries. Some countries have imported this type of vessel is Hong Kong (four units), Germany (two units), Turkey (two units), and Singapore (one unit).