Holiday

My holiday went to a bad start, after which i got myself in SP fot math i actually spent my first five days of the holiday studying.It was really a bad experience , i needed to study really hard in order to catch up.Then after i passed the final test on friday , i followed my family to Bali. They went to bali on sunday five days ago.

Later i spent 3 days there with my family , it was really fun to be there.On Tuesday me and my family went home.I spent my last day of my holiday relaxing at home.

"The Pursuit of Happyness" True Story of Chris Gardner

Chris Gardner is an Entrepreneur, Author, Philanthropist, and single parent whose work has been recognized by many esteemed organization.

The amazing story of Gardner’s life was published as an autobiography, The Pursuit of Happyness, in May 2006, and became a New York Times andWashington Post #1 bestseller. The book spent over twenty weeks on the New York Times bestseller list and has been translated into more than forty languages. Gardner was also the inspiration for the movie “The Pursuit of Happyness,” released by Columbia Pictures in December 2006. Will Smith starred as Gardner and received Academy Award, Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild nominations for his performance. Gardner was an associate producer on the film.

In his second New York Times bestselling book,Start Where You Are: Life Lessons in Getting from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be, published in May 2009, Gardner shared his philosophies on, and the crucial steps behind, creating a fulfilling, successful life. The book provided a much-needed blueprint for navigating tumultuous times with positivity, courage, tenacity, discipline and common sense.

In the fall of 2010, Gardner was named the Ambassador of Pursuit and Happyness for AARP, which has nearly 40 million members worldwide. His mission is to share his hard-won wisdom to encourage the 50+ audience to pursue new challenges, search for fulfillment at any stage of life, or craft the legacy they want to leave behind.

Born February 9, 1954 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Christopher Paul Gardner’s childhood was marked by poverty, domestic violence, alcoholism, sexual abuse and family illiteracy. Gardner published his autobiography out of a desire to shed light on these universal issues and show they do not have to define you. Gardner never knew his father, and lived with his beloved mother, Bettye Jean Triplett (nee Gardner), when not in foster homes. Gardner is indebted to Bettye Jean for his success as she provided him with strong “spiritual genetics” and taught him that in spite of where he came from, he could chart another path and attain whatever goals he set for himself.

Gardner joined the Navy out of high school and after discharge moved to San Francisco where he worked as a medical research associate and for a scientific supply distributor. In 1981, as a new father to son Christopher Gardner Jr., he was determined to find a career that would be both lucrative and fulfilling. Fascinated by finance, but without connections, an MBA or even a college degree, Gardner applied for training programs at brokerages, willing to live on next to nothing while he learned a new trade. Chris Jr.’s mother left and Gardner, despite his circumstances, fought to keep his son because, as he says, “I made up my mind as a young kid that when I had children they were going to know who their father is, and that he isn’t going anywhere.”

Gardner earned a spot in the Dean Witter Reynolds training program but became homeless when he could not make ends meet on his meager trainee salary. Today, Gardner is involved with homelessness initiatives assisting families to stay intact, and assisting homeless men and women who are employed but still cannot get by. It is estimated that 18% of the homeless population in the United States is employed; in some communities that estimate is as high as 30%.

Gardner worked at Bear Stearns & Co from1983-1987 where he became a top earner. In 1987 he founded the brokerage firm Gardner Rich in Chicago from his home with just $10,000. Gardner Rich LLC a FINRA registered broker-dealer specializing in servicing public pension funds and Taft-Hartley plans. In addition to expanding its core business as an institutional securities broker, Gardner Rich increased its participation in corporate underwriting and expanded its brokerage services to include trading in global markets through both ordinary and ADR form.

As a single parent for 25 years, Gardner has demonstrated his concern for the well-being of children through his work with and on behalf of organizations such as the National Fatherhood Initiative, the National Education Association Foundation and the International Rescue Committee. Gardner is still very committed to Glide Memorial Church in San Francisco; where he and his son received assistance in the early 1980’s.

Gardner has also been honored by the NAACP Image Awards with awards for both the book and movie versions of The Pursuit of Happyness; Los Angeles Commission on Assaults Against Women’s (LACAAW) 2006 Humanitarian Award; The Continental Africa Chamber of Commerce’s 2006 Friends of Africa Award; The Glaucoma Foundation’s Kitty Carlisle Hart Lifetime Achievement Award; The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA); Covenant House, Common Ground and other organizations committed to combating violence against women, homelessness, and financial illiteracy – issues of the utmost importance to Gardner.

Chris Gardner’s aim, through his speaking engagements and media projects, is to help others achieve their full potential. His practical guidance and inspirational story have made him a frequent guest on CNN, CNBC and the Fox News Channel. He has been featured on “The CBS Evening News,” “20/20,” “Oprah,” “Today Show,” “The View,” “Entertainment Tonight,” as well as in People, USA Today, Associated Press, New York Times,Fortune, Entrepreneur, Jet, Reader’s Digest, Trader Monthly, Chicago Tribune, San Francisco Chronicle, The New York Post and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, amongst other publications.

Gardner has two children and resides in Chicago.

Gerund & To Invinitive

Gerund

1. My sister is crazy about playing game

2. She is clever at dancing

3. I hope they enjoy my writing

4. I hate working with her

5. Lina goes swimming every Saturday

5. My father postponed going to Medan.

6. I avoid driving a car in the night.

7. I miss playing with my friends.

8. They always avoid answering my questions.

9. He admitted cheating on the exam.

10. They prefer playing football to studying.

To Invinitive

1. My mother asked me to clean the bedroom

2. I was invited to come to Lina’s party

3. I need water to drink

4. I promise to take her pen

5. I hope he can help me to bring the box

6. They are planning to have a birthday party.

7. I was delighted to meet my old friend.

8. She asked me to buy some food.

9. My friend decided to go abroad next year.

10. A good leader is able to control his people.

Student Council

Hello everyone, I will introduce my self to all of you. My name is Muhammad Adnan Rizqullah from Eleven Science Three. I’m one of the candidates who wants to lead this school as a chairman of the student council. When I was nominated as the chairman of the student council, I feel very proud, because I have been given trust by my schoolmates

             I want to move to this school over the events educate and foster creativity and talents of all students. I am ready if I were to be selected later to become student council 

          Of course that all need the support from the teachers and students from Sman 3 Bandung. Being student council is actually a big honor for anyone , if am to be selected i won't disappoint and prove that i am the right choice.

If Conditional

   1.      If I have $ 1.000.000.000, I will Invest money

   If I had $ 1.000.000.000, I would Invest money

   If I had had $ 1.000.000.000, I would have Invest money

   2.      If I have $ 1.000.000.000, I will go around Europe

   If I had $ 1.000.000.000, I would go around Europe.

   If I had had $ 1.000.000.000, I would have gone around Europe

   3.       If I have $ 1.000.000.000, I will buy stuff

   If I had $ 1.000.000.000, I would buy stuff

   If I had had $ 1.000.000.000, I would have bought stuff

   4.      I will be happy if I can make my parents proud of me.

   I would be happy if I could make my parents proud of me.

   I would have been happy if I could have made my parents proud of me.

   5.      I will be happy if I get a good score.

   I would be happy if I got a good score.

   I would have been happy if I got a good score.

   6.      I will be happy if I have a lot of money.

   I would be happy if I had a lot of money.

   I would have been happy if I had a lot of money.

   7.       If it rain, I won’t go anywhere.

   If it rain, I wouldn’t go anywhere.

   If it rain, I wouldn’t have gone anywhere.

   8.       He will propose her, if she love him.

   He would propose her, if she loved him.

   He would have proposed her, if she loved him.

   9.      I will watch a concert if I like the musician.

   I would watch a concert if I liked the musician.

   I would have watched a concert if I liked the musician.

   10.   If I have much money, I will buy a new car.

   If I had much money, I would buy a new car.

   If I had had much money, I would bought a new car.

English Assignment

If I had a million dollars, so the money I would spend on

1. dispatch parents hajj

2. hajj

3. saving money in the bank

4. give some of the money to the poor

5. buying a home

6. buying a car

7. Invest Money

8. Build a restaurant

9. buy gadgets

10. Invest in stocks

Things that make me happy :

1. having fun with my family

2. have many friends

3. have a lot of money

4. Have a comfortable life

5. get good grades

6. Having a great time

7. do a traveling

8. Buying stuff

9. watch movies

10. listen to music

Import

An import is a good brought into a jurisdiction, especially across a national border, from an external source. The purchaser of the exotic good is called an importer.^[1][2] An import in the receiving country is an export from the sending country. Importation and exportation are the defining financial transactions of international trade.

In international trade, the importation and exportation of goods are limited by import quotas and mandates from the customs authority. The importing and exporting jurisdictions may impose a tariff(tax) on the goods. In addition, the importation and exportation of goods are subject to trade agreements between the importing and exporting jurisdictions.

ADVANTAGES OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE

Various advantages are named for the countries entering into trade relations on a international scale such as:

A country may import things which it cannot produce
International trade enables a country to consume things which either cannot be produced within its borders or production may cost very high. Therefore it becomes cost cheaper to import from other countries through foreign trade.

Maximum utilization of resources
International trade helps a country to utilize its resources to the maximum limit. If a country does not takes up imports and exports then its resources remain unexplorted. Thus it helps to eliminate the wastage of resources.

Benefit to consumer
Imports and exports of different countries provide opportunities to the consumer to buy and consume those goods which cannot be produced in their own country. They therefore get a diversity in choices.

Reduces trade fluctuations
By making the size of the market large with large supplies and extensive demand international trade reduces trade fluctuations. The prices of goods tend to remain more stable.

DISADVANTAGES OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE
International trade does not always amount to blessings. It has certain drawbacks also such as:

Import of harmful goods
Foreign trade may lead to import of harmful goods like cigarettes, drugs etc. Which may run the health of the residents of the country. E.g. the people of China suffered greatly through opium imports.

It may exhaust resources
Internation trade leads to intensive cultivation of land. Thus it has the operations of law of diminishing returns in agricultural countries. It also makes a nation poor by giving too much burden over the resources.

Over Specialization
Over Specialization may be disasterous for a country. A substitute may appear and ruin the economic lives of millions.

Danger of Starvation
A country might depend for her food mainly on foreign countries. In times of war there is a serious danger of starvation for such countries.

One country may gain at the expensive of Another
One of the serious drawbacks of foreign trade is that one country may gain at the expense of other due to certain accidental advantages. The Industrial revolution is Great Britain ruined Indian handicrafts during the nineteenth century.

The Pet Shop

Cody and his sister April decide they want a dog. They head down to the local pet store and have a look around.

It is a very small pet store that doesn't have many animals.

The owner of the shop is a nice old man named Mr. Smith. He walks over and greets Cody and April.

"How can I help you?" he asks.  

"We would like to buy a dog," April responds.

"Ah, well, we are not a big pet shop," Mr. Smith tells her. "So we only have two dogs to choose from."

They ask Mr. Smith to show them the dogs.

Mr. Smith leads them to the back of store where the two dogs are. One of them is a very big bulldog named Buster. The other is a very tiny chihuahua named Teacup.

April wants Teacup. Cody wants Buster. They walk outside to discuss.

They can’t agree on a dog. April suggests they race home for it. The winner of the race chooses the dog.

Cody agrees, then tells April her shoelace is untied. When April looks down, he runs off and gets a head start.

Cody runs as hard as he can. He really wants that bulldog. He looks back. April is so far behind he can’t even see her.

Cody finally gets home. He is tired but he is happy. He knows he is the winner.

April arrives a few minutes after Cody. She congratulates him. They return to the pet store to purchase Buster the bulldog.

However, when they arrive they only see Teacup the chihuahua.

They ask Mr. Smith where Buster is.

Mr. Smith gives the details. He explains that a few minutes after April and Cody leave, two boys walk in and buy the bulldog.

Cody looks at April, and she holds back a smile. Cody sighs. He turns back to Mr. Smith.

"Sometimes you win the race, but not the prize!" Cody smiles sadly. "We’ll take the chihuahua, please."

THE END

                                                                                                                 Describe characters :

 Mr.Smith :Friendly

 Cody       :Mischievous, Cunning

 April        :Nice, Honest

Plot : 
forward, tell about the girl and boy named april and cody, they wanted to have a pet.They decided to buy either a bulldog or a chihuahua .they made a bet for it , cody won it by cheating.But in end April got her chihuahua

Setting : 

- road

- April's house

- Pet Shop

Moral values :

- don't cheat

- must be a good person to everyone