Have you ever been in a bad relationship? Are you in one now?
There is nothing worse than being in a bad relationship and there is nothing better than being in a great relationship. But what makes a good relationship from a bad one? There are a plethora of factors influencing how good or bad a relationship can be. Some might say that love is all you need. In my experience, all couples that make things work share three common elements.
TRUST
I know it is a cliche, but without it the relationship will not work. Many people forget how vital this element is in any relationship. Trust is not only associated with loyalty or infidelity. It is all the meaning associated with the word: honesty, compliance, value. Trust is a vital survival skill. From an early age we learn the importance of trusting. We also learn the lessons when we erroneously put too much trust in someone. Trust with a loved one is a relationship of reliance. It's a one-time agreement between you and your loved one. In good relationships, their trust is seen as full disclosure. There are no games or deceit. There is no conditional trust between them. It is there, it is tangible and in a good relationship, it is protected.
POWER
There are only two situations in our lives when we are willing to give up power. When we submit to a professional (e.g. Doctor or Pilot) and when we love someone. Power is the ability to maintain control of your self-interest at all times. It is being in charge of yourself, and seeking the most beneficial situation. Beware of not confusing it with selfishness. Power is about control, and selfishness is about disregarding others. Good relationships share power. In some instances, one partner is the lead and in other instances, the cheerleader. In good relationships, power is shifted and given between partners. It is not desired and it is not guarded. Giving power to your loved one is "trusting" them to seek your best interest as well.
COMPROMISE
Compromise is the settlement of differences. Many couples struggle with this element. We all are going to disagree with someone at some point or another. Disagreements with mothers, fathers, sons, friends and lovers are not uncommon. What is important is how we react and deal with disagreement. In good relationships, a disagreement is not a battle. They do not see arguments as "winning" and "losing". In good relationships, compromise is a balance of tolerance and agreements. When people focus in winning an argument all the time, they tend to lose the relationship. Compromise is not about being a doormat. Compromise is about a mutual goal. It's asking, "What is better for the relationship?"
Good relationships are hard work, but the payout is amazing! Being able to compromise, give power and trust someone is a tall order. That is exactly why it has to be mutually given. When the balance of these elements is not there, a bad relationship is on the way.
Now you can ask yourself. Do I have a good relationship??
Minggu, 28 Desember 2008
Six Important Facts No One Tells You About Relationships
Most of us have many dreams about what relationships will be like or should be like. We’ve lived with these dreams forever, so when the real thing happens, and we find ourselves in a relationship reality can be quite a shock. Some people feel tricked, trapped or like failures. Others do everything under the sun to change their partner, change themselves, or figure out why their marriage is different from the way they thought it would be.
The first step in truly understanding relationships, however, is to realize that what we dream about or imagine, is not necessarily what is going to happen to us. And that doesn’t mean there is something wrong with ourselves or our relationship. It just means that we didn’t know what to truly expect.
Here are six facts that no one ever told you about relationships that is important for you to understand. When you do, you’ll find that many of the tangles loosen and as you relax your relationship can grow naturally.
1) Relationships are not static.
They can, will and must change. No two people stay the same during the course of a life time. Their needs, wishes, and interests vary. It is unreasonable to expect that relationship partners will always grow and change in the same ways, at the same time. This has to be accepted and included in the relationship. It is not necessary for the two of you to always think the same way, like the same things, or be in the same place at the same time. Just because you may have different tastes or interests doesn’t mean that the two of you aren’t in love. For relationships to remain vital and healthy it is necessary to have a core of mutual interests, activities and desires, but, it is also crucial to make room for differences between you. This doesn’t necessarily mean you are growing apart. It may just mean that you are growing, and will have even more love and understanding to bring to your partner in the long run.
2) Romantic feelings of excitement, intoxication and infatuation necessarily wax and wane.
Many people expect to feel “in love” with their partner on a daily basis. By this they mean having romantic feelings of excitement and infatuation, feeling as though they can’t wait to see the person, and miss them if they’re gone. These individuals must learn the crucial difference between loving a partner and being “in love”. Romantic feelings of excitement, intoxication and infatuation necessarily wax and wane. There are times they appear and are very enjoyable -other times they fade into the background. This does not mean something is wrong or that you do not love each other. Love is not based upon fluctuating feelings, but upon a solid foundation of mutual respect, consideration and communication. Although it is wonderful and important to set aside time for romantic time together, the daily on-goingness of life requires a much deeper understanding of what it means to truly love. Love is often tested in the fire, and frequently sacrifice is needed. In order to truly love, one must grow as a person, and that is what relationships are for – to help us grow in our ability to discover what love really is..
3) Love is not dependency.
It’s all right to be who you are, be different from him, have friends and activities of your own. It’s also all right, to give him time with his friends and private space. Love always includes trust of the other, and the knowledge that the more your partner is able to enjoy others, the more he will be able to enjoy being with you. The less you suffocate and possess him, the more he will want to be with you. The less you let him suffocate you, the more you will love him and the more he will respect you. It’s fine to be two, separate, whole people. From that basis, a lot of love can grow.
4) Being angry doesn’t mean you do not love each other.
Some feel that as soon as they are angry with their partner or their partner is angry with them the love has gone out the window. Of course, if anger goes on for too long, or is not dealt with properly, it certainly can erode the quality of a relationship. But being angry is not a sign that he doesn’t love you, or you him. It is simply a sign that it is time for good, open, honest, careful communication to take place. On-going communication is the heart and soul of every good relationship.
When we bottle up our needs and feelings and pretend to be who we are not, then all that has been hidden will explode through anger. But, when we recognize anger, irritation or resentment as it arises, and freely discuss our needs or responses with our partner, not only does the anger diminish, but our relationship grows closer. Take anger as a sign that you are being an opportunity to communicate more and know each other better. Let it make you closer, not further apart.
5) Even though you’re together all the time, you still must make time for one another.
Actually, you must actually carve out more time for each other when you live together. Living together it’s easy to take one another’s presence for granted. But just because the person is there physically, does not necessarily mean you’re sharing quality time. Children, errands, pressures at work and social obligations can create a whir of activity, but not intimate time between the two of you. Carve out intimate time when the two of you are alone. Go some place special. Make time to talk and hug. Make time to have fun alone. This is a wonderful refresher to every marriage and should be done at least weekly.
6) Being together for a long time doesn’t have to take the magic away.
It’s wonderful to have someone at your side, who you share experiences with year after year. There is no way to replace a person who you’ve gone through many years with, sharing common experiences and memories. The sense of continuity and trust that can develop between you is a jewel. It is wonderful to wake up each morning, knowing this person is at your side. As the years pass you know each other better and better, whatever happens you both know there is someone there for you, who understands what you are going through. As our ability to share grows, the burdens of life diminish greatly, and the joys intensify as well.
The first step in truly understanding relationships, however, is to realize that what we dream about or imagine, is not necessarily what is going to happen to us. And that doesn’t mean there is something wrong with ourselves or our relationship. It just means that we didn’t know what to truly expect.
Here are six facts that no one ever told you about relationships that is important for you to understand. When you do, you’ll find that many of the tangles loosen and as you relax your relationship can grow naturally.
1) Relationships are not static.
They can, will and must change. No two people stay the same during the course of a life time. Their needs, wishes, and interests vary. It is unreasonable to expect that relationship partners will always grow and change in the same ways, at the same time. This has to be accepted and included in the relationship. It is not necessary for the two of you to always think the same way, like the same things, or be in the same place at the same time. Just because you may have different tastes or interests doesn’t mean that the two of you aren’t in love. For relationships to remain vital and healthy it is necessary to have a core of mutual interests, activities and desires, but, it is also crucial to make room for differences between you. This doesn’t necessarily mean you are growing apart. It may just mean that you are growing, and will have even more love and understanding to bring to your partner in the long run.
2) Romantic feelings of excitement, intoxication and infatuation necessarily wax and wane.
Many people expect to feel “in love” with their partner on a daily basis. By this they mean having romantic feelings of excitement and infatuation, feeling as though they can’t wait to see the person, and miss them if they’re gone. These individuals must learn the crucial difference between loving a partner and being “in love”. Romantic feelings of excitement, intoxication and infatuation necessarily wax and wane. There are times they appear and are very enjoyable -other times they fade into the background. This does not mean something is wrong or that you do not love each other. Love is not based upon fluctuating feelings, but upon a solid foundation of mutual respect, consideration and communication. Although it is wonderful and important to set aside time for romantic time together, the daily on-goingness of life requires a much deeper understanding of what it means to truly love. Love is often tested in the fire, and frequently sacrifice is needed. In order to truly love, one must grow as a person, and that is what relationships are for – to help us grow in our ability to discover what love really is..
3) Love is not dependency.
It’s all right to be who you are, be different from him, have friends and activities of your own. It’s also all right, to give him time with his friends and private space. Love always includes trust of the other, and the knowledge that the more your partner is able to enjoy others, the more he will be able to enjoy being with you. The less you suffocate and possess him, the more he will want to be with you. The less you let him suffocate you, the more you will love him and the more he will respect you. It’s fine to be two, separate, whole people. From that basis, a lot of love can grow.
4) Being angry doesn’t mean you do not love each other.
Some feel that as soon as they are angry with their partner or their partner is angry with them the love has gone out the window. Of course, if anger goes on for too long, or is not dealt with properly, it certainly can erode the quality of a relationship. But being angry is not a sign that he doesn’t love you, or you him. It is simply a sign that it is time for good, open, honest, careful communication to take place. On-going communication is the heart and soul of every good relationship.
When we bottle up our needs and feelings and pretend to be who we are not, then all that has been hidden will explode through anger. But, when we recognize anger, irritation or resentment as it arises, and freely discuss our needs or responses with our partner, not only does the anger diminish, but our relationship grows closer. Take anger as a sign that you are being an opportunity to communicate more and know each other better. Let it make you closer, not further apart.
5) Even though you’re together all the time, you still must make time for one another.
Actually, you must actually carve out more time for each other when you live together. Living together it’s easy to take one another’s presence for granted. But just because the person is there physically, does not necessarily mean you’re sharing quality time. Children, errands, pressures at work and social obligations can create a whir of activity, but not intimate time between the two of you. Carve out intimate time when the two of you are alone. Go some place special. Make time to talk and hug. Make time to have fun alone. This is a wonderful refresher to every marriage and should be done at least weekly.
6) Being together for a long time doesn’t have to take the magic away.
It’s wonderful to have someone at your side, who you share experiences with year after year. There is no way to replace a person who you’ve gone through many years with, sharing common experiences and memories. The sense of continuity and trust that can develop between you is a jewel. It is wonderful to wake up each morning, knowing this person is at your side. As the years pass you know each other better and better, whatever happens you both know there is someone there for you, who understands what you are going through. As our ability to share grows, the burdens of life diminish greatly, and the joys intensify as well.
How well do you know about LOVE quotes??

A Valentine Day flower gift signed by best love quotes of thinking great can just overwhelm your valentine. Love is so fascinating feeling that you just adore the person you love without any expectation of getting something back. From time to time many poets, lovers, writers and even intellectuals have tried their best to capture the intensity of this fantastic human feeling in their creations. Stories, poems, sayings and love quotes are some of the tried and tested measures adopted by the people who are struck by the love wave.
Valentine Quotes
The Valentine quotes can be precisely defined as the exquisite painting made with words, which hold the potential of revealing the true picture of love and all the things associated with it for its admirers. In fact if you have also fallen in love and are looking for the appropriate measures to confess your love for your beloved then these famous quotes about love can be the best option for you as they can verbalize your true feelings in one of the most special ways. So, here are some of the charismatic love quotes, which will take on the trip to the mesmerizing love world.
- "Love is a hard rock between two people and can't be torn apart." Unknown
- "Love is a beautiful red rose given for no apparent reason." Unknown
"Love is a fire that reigns in the heart." Unknown
"Love is like a river, never ending as it flows, but gets greater with time!" Unknown- Love is like swallowing hot chocolate before it has cooled off. It takes you by surprise at first, but keeps you warm for a long time." Unknown
- "Love is a journey not a destination." Unknown
- "Love is blind but after experiencing it for a long time you should become familiar with some particular spots." Unknown
- "Love is a precious gift that you receive, and you need to give it with caution!" Unknown
- "Love is happiness given back and forth." Unknown
- "Love is the only game never postponed due to darkness." Unknown
- "If it is your time, love will track you down like a cruise missile." By Lynda Barry
- "Love is the enchanted dawn of every heart." By Lamartine
"Life is a flower of which love is the honey." By Victor Hugo- "Everyone admits that love is wonderful and necessary, yet no one agrees on just what it is." By Diane Ackerman
- "To love is to receive a glimpse of heaven" By Karen Sunde
"Gravitation is not responsible for people falling in love". By Albert Einstein- "Kisses are a better fate than wisdom" By E. E. Cummings
- "Take away love and our earth is a tomb." By Robert Browning
- "If I had a single flower for every time I think about you, I could walk forever in my garden." By ClaudiaGhandi
Why woman shouldn't say ' I LOVE YOU ' first
If I have a daughter one day, among the many things I'll teach her will be how to tie her shoes, to look both ways before crossing the street, to never end a sentence with a preposition, and to always let the man say "I love you" first.
I'll give her plenty of other relationship tips, too, like how it's perfectly okay to ask a guy out, to make the first move, to even propose, but when it comes to the "L" word, the ball's in the guy's court.
This issue can cause a bit of commotion. "What is this, the Victorian era?" wrote one person, "if you truly love someone, tell them. Otherwise you're just playing outdated coquettish games." Another put it more diplomatically: "I don't think I've ever said 'I love you' first, but someone has to do it. It's okay to take a few risks."
I appreciate both arguments and understand the sentiments behind them, but at the risk of having my feminist card revoked, I think it's naïve for a woman to utter those three little words before a man does.
Unlike asking a man out, making a move on him, or even proposing, there's no action-based response to the first "I love you." It's all words, it's all emotion. In that moment, he either loves you back or he doesn't -- you only hear the black or white of a 'yes' or 'no,' not the gray of "Well, I like you a whole lot and I could see myself falling in love with you, but I'm just not quite there yet."
And the truth is, it often takes men longer to get there than it does for women. Men process their emotions more slowly, they're usually more cautious about taking their feelings and relationships to the next level.
So what happens if you get there first and you say it and he's not there yet? What happens when your "I love you" is met with a "thank you," or worse, a deer-in-headlights look? Well, it stings, sure, but more than that, it can stop a perfectly happy and healthy relationship in its tracks before it's even too far from the station.
If a woman asks a man out and he says 'no,' at least she knows where she stands with him and she doesn't waste any time pining over someone who isn't interested. Same thing goes if she makes a move on him and she's rejected.
If she's in a serious relationship -- one where the expression of love has been made clearly by both partners -- and she's eager to make a deeper commitment, there's nothing wrong with proposing. At the very least, it'll start a conversation of where the relationship is headed so the woman can decide for herself if and how long she's willing to wait if the man isn't interested in getting married yet.
But an "I love you" uttered too soon, before the man has processed his feelings and reached the same level of adoration could end a relationship that just as easily could have had an eternal shelf life. As soon as those words are said, they change the dynamic. If a man isn't feeling the love quite yet, he may suddenly feel pressure to manifest that emotion. And if the woman doesn't get the response she expected, it could damage her confidence enough to derail the whole relationship entirely.
I guess my advice to my future daughter would be this: "If you love a man and want to have a long relationship with him, give him time to get there. If you think you've given him enough time and you're ready to move on if he doesn't feel the same way for you, then go ahead and tell him you love him. But only say those words if you're prepared to let him go."
Then I'd teach her how to make my famous chili and do a one-handed cartwheel.
I'll give her plenty of other relationship tips, too, like how it's perfectly okay to ask a guy out, to make the first move, to even propose, but when it comes to the "L" word, the ball's in the guy's court.
This issue can cause a bit of commotion. "What is this, the Victorian era?" wrote one person, "if you truly love someone, tell them. Otherwise you're just playing outdated coquettish games." Another put it more diplomatically: "I don't think I've ever said 'I love you' first, but someone has to do it. It's okay to take a few risks."
I appreciate both arguments and understand the sentiments behind them, but at the risk of having my feminist card revoked, I think it's naïve for a woman to utter those three little words before a man does.
Unlike asking a man out, making a move on him, or even proposing, there's no action-based response to the first "I love you." It's all words, it's all emotion. In that moment, he either loves you back or he doesn't -- you only hear the black or white of a 'yes' or 'no,' not the gray of "Well, I like you a whole lot and I could see myself falling in love with you, but I'm just not quite there yet."
And the truth is, it often takes men longer to get there than it does for women. Men process their emotions more slowly, they're usually more cautious about taking their feelings and relationships to the next level.
So what happens if you get there first and you say it and he's not there yet? What happens when your "I love you" is met with a "thank you," or worse, a deer-in-headlights look? Well, it stings, sure, but more than that, it can stop a perfectly happy and healthy relationship in its tracks before it's even too far from the station.
If a woman asks a man out and he says 'no,' at least she knows where she stands with him and she doesn't waste any time pining over someone who isn't interested. Same thing goes if she makes a move on him and she's rejected.
If she's in a serious relationship -- one where the expression of love has been made clearly by both partners -- and she's eager to make a deeper commitment, there's nothing wrong with proposing. At the very least, it'll start a conversation of where the relationship is headed so the woman can decide for herself if and how long she's willing to wait if the man isn't interested in getting married yet.
But an "I love you" uttered too soon, before the man has processed his feelings and reached the same level of adoration could end a relationship that just as easily could have had an eternal shelf life. As soon as those words are said, they change the dynamic. If a man isn't feeling the love quite yet, he may suddenly feel pressure to manifest that emotion. And if the woman doesn't get the response she expected, it could damage her confidence enough to derail the whole relationship entirely.
I guess my advice to my future daughter would be this: "If you love a man and want to have a long relationship with him, give him time to get there. If you think you've given him enough time and you're ready to move on if he doesn't feel the same way for you, then go ahead and tell him you love him. But only say those words if you're prepared to let him go."
Then I'd teach her how to make my famous chili and do a one-handed cartwheel.
Rabu, 17 Desember 2008
REALIZE
I.
Take time to realize,
That your warmth is. Crashing down on in.
Take time to realize,
That I am on your side
Didn't I, Didn't I tell you.
But I can't spell it out for you,
No it's never gonna be that simple
No I cant spell it out for you
[Chorus:]
If you just realize what I just realized,
Then we'd be perfect for each other
And will never find another
Just realize what I just realized
We'd never have to wonder if
We missed out on each other now.
II.
Take time to realize
Oh-oh I'm on your side
Didn't I, didn't I tell you.
Take time to realize
This all can pass you by
But I can't spell it out for you,
No its never gonna be that simple
No I can't spell it out for you.
[Chorus:]
If you just realize what I just realized
Then we'd be perfect for each other
And we'll never find another
Just realize what I just realized
We'd never have to wonder if
We missed out on each other but.
III.
It's not the same
No it's never the same
If you don't feel it to.
If you meet me half way
If you would meet me half way.
It could be the same for you.
[Chorus:]
If you just realize what I just realized
Then we'd be perfect for each other
And we'll never find another
Just realize what I just realized
We'd never have to wonder
Just realize what I just realized
If you just realize what I just realized
Oh
Missed out on each other now
Missed out on each other now
Realize
Realize
Realize
Take time to realize,
That your warmth is. Crashing down on in.
Take time to realize,
That I am on your side
Didn't I, Didn't I tell you.
But I can't spell it out for you,
No it's never gonna be that simple
No I cant spell it out for you
[Chorus:]
If you just realize what I just realized,
Then we'd be perfect for each other
And will never find another
Just realize what I just realized
We'd never have to wonder if
We missed out on each other now.
II.
Take time to realize
Oh-oh I'm on your side
Didn't I, didn't I tell you.
Take time to realize
This all can pass you by
But I can't spell it out for you,
No its never gonna be that simple
No I can't spell it out for you.
[Chorus:]
If you just realize what I just realized
Then we'd be perfect for each other
And we'll never find another
Just realize what I just realized
We'd never have to wonder if
We missed out on each other but.
III.
It's not the same
No it's never the same
If you don't feel it to.
If you meet me half way
If you would meet me half way.
It could be the same for you.
[Chorus:]
If you just realize what I just realized
Then we'd be perfect for each other
And we'll never find another
Just realize what I just realized
We'd never have to wonder
Just realize what I just realized
If you just realize what I just realized
Oh
Missed out on each other now
Missed out on each other now
Realize
Realize
Realize
Selasa, 16 Desember 2008
Jaringan Internet via Modem Listrik

Keberadaan internet di masyarakat kita masih merupakan sarana komunikasi yang mahal, sehingga penggunaan di kalangan terbatas saja. salah satu penyebabnya, jaringan telepon (Dial Up) yang notabene paling mudah diakses masih terasa sangat lambat ini mengakibatkan Indonesia menjadi negara dengan biaya pulsa telepon dan internet paling mahal di dunia.
Di pihak lain berdasarkan survey sebuah lembaga asing, potensi pasar dalam empat tahun terakhir menunjukkan kebutuhan banwidth untuk aplikasi data meningkat empat kali. Kenyataan ini tentunya membuat koneksi internet yang murah dan handal menjadi magnet tersendiri untuk meningkatkan angka pengguna internet dari 230 juta penduduk Indonesia.
Saat ini telah ditemukan solusi yang di masa mendatang diharapkan dapat memenuhi dahaga masyarakat akan informasi melalui internet. PLC (Powe Line Communication) adalah teknologi yang dapat menempatkan sinyal telekomunikasi ke jaringan listrik (tegangan rendah) dari jaringan data eksternal.
Adapun konsepnya dapat dianalogikan bahwa arus listrik mengalir seperti air laut yang menghasilkan gelombang dan buih. Gelombang adalah arusnya, sedangkan buih berupa noisenya. Noise inilah yang dimanfaatkan oleh teknologi PLC untuk menghantarkan sinyal suara dan data. Implikasinya, aliran listrik nantinya tidak hanya dimanfaatkan untuk mengakses internet, namun perkembangannya dapat dimanfaatkan sebagai telepon atau pembacaan meteran, dengan cara menginstal modem PLC yang berfungsi menstranfer sinyal suara dan data.
Sehingga jika si pengguna menginginkan agar dapat berkomunikasi dengan dua jalur sekaligus (internet dan telepon) pada satu jalur kabel listrik, maka dengan dua modem teknologi PLC hal ini dapat terealisasikan.
Aplikasi Teknologi PLC
Sistem tenaga listrik dibagi dalam 3 bagian utama, yaitu Pembangkitan, Transmisi dan Distribusi. Adanya kendala ekonomis, maka dalam proses penyalurannya dilakukan transformasi tegangan oleh transformator, sehingga pada masing-masing bagian memiliki level tegangan yang berbeda-beda. Secara umum sistem tenaga listrik dibagi menjadi 4 bagian, yaitu trafo step up, GI transmisi, GI distribusi dan trafo distribusi.
Pada proses pendistribusian listrik ke titik-titik pelanggan, agar besarnya tegangan sesuai standar peralatan pelanggan (220 v), maka melalui trafo distribusi, tegangan 12 kv diturunkan menjadi 380 v. Jaringan dengan tenaga 20 kv -380 v inilah yang disebut jaringan tegangan rendah. Trafo distribusi di Indonesia biasanya diletakkan tergantung pada tiang-tiang listrik.
Dengan mengetahui diagram, maka tidaklah sulit untuk mengetahui dimana titik tumpang-sari atau “penitipan” sinyal-sinyal telekomunikasi diinjeksikan ke jaringan listrik dari data eksternal (seperti kabel tembaga koaksial, kabel optic fiber, atau bahkan jaringan satelit). Jelaslah bahwa titik injeksinya pada jaringan listrik adalah pada trafo distribusi.
Teknologi PLC cukup menarik digunakan, karena membutuhkan koneksi ke intrastruktur jaringan internet lebih sedikit. Koneksi dilakukan dengan memanfaatkan infrastruktur jaringan listrik yang telah ada. Untuk koneksi ke jaringan internet hanya perlu router PLC utama atau Central Unit (CU) ke internet (ISP). Ini dapat dilakukan baik menggunakan wireless atau menggunakan leased line (saluran kontak). Dari tiap rumah ke router PLC tersebut dapat digunakan modem PLC.
Apabila router PLC di atas dioperasikan oleh perusahaan penyedia jaringan listrik (misal di gardu-gardu listrik sekitar perumahan), dapat merubah perusahaan jaringan listrik juga menjadi penyedia jasa akses internet.
PLC tidak saja akses internet, tapi juga dapat digunakan sebagai perangkat komunikasi suara (VoIP), transmisi video (Video on Demand) ataupun yang lainnya. Kecepatan data transfer yang bias dicapai maksimal sekarang adalah sekitar 4,5 Mbps berarti sekitar 70 kali lebih cepat dari ISDN. Sehingga memungkinkan layanan yang menggabungkan penyediaan listrik, dan penyedia jasa komunikasi. Tidak mengherankan para penyedia jasa akses internet melalui jaringan listrik ini adalah perusaan penyedia layanan listrik.
Di Indonesia teknologi PLC diperkenalkan oleh PT. Indonesia Comnet Plus atau (icon+), anak perusahaan PLN yang didirikan untuk melakukan komersialisasi asset-aset PLN di bidang bisnis telekomunikasi dan informatika. Dengan pertimbangan sangat potensialnya asset-aset jaringan listrik yang dimiliki oleh PLN. Hal ini juga sesuai dengan undang-undang Telekomunikasi nomor 36 tentang Deregulasi Sektor Telekomunikasi.
Senin, 15 Desember 2008
Piece Of Me
I'm Miss American Dream since I was 17
Don't matter if I step on the scene
Or sneak away to the Philippines
They're still gonna put pictures of my derriere in the magazine
You want a piece of me?
You want a piece of me...
I'm Miss bad media karma
Another day another drama
Guess I can't see the harm
In working and being a mama
And with a kid on my arm
I'm still an exceptional earner
And you want a piece of me
I'm Mrs. Lifestyles of the rich and famous
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. Oh my God that Britney's Shameless
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. Extra! Extra! this just in
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. she's too big now she's too thin
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. 'You want a piece of me?'
Tryin' and pissin' me off
Well get in line with the paparazzi
Who's flippin' me off
Hopin' I'll resort to some havoc
And end up settlin' in court
Now are you sure you want a piece of me? (you want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. 'Most likely to get on the TV for strippin' on the streets'
When getting the groceries, no, for real..
Are you kidding me?
No wonder there's panic in this industry
I mean please...
Do you want a piece of me?
I'm Mrs. Lifestyles of the rich and famous
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. Oh my God that Britney's Shameless
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. Extra! Extra! this just in
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. she's too big now she's too thin
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Miss American Dream since I was 17
Don't matter if I step on the scene
Or sneak away to the Philippines
They're still gonna put pictures of my derriere in the magazine
You want a piece of me?
You want a piece of me...
You want a piece of me?
I'm Mrs. Lifestyles of the rich and famous
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. Oh my God that Britney's Shameless
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. Extra! Extra! this just in
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. she's too big now she's too thin
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. Lifestyles of the rich and famous
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. Oh my God that Britney's Shameless
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. Extra! Extra! this just in
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. she's too big now she's too thin
(You want a piece of me)
Oh yeah
You want a piece of me
Don't matter if I step on the scene
Or sneak away to the Philippines
They're still gonna put pictures of my derriere in the magazine
You want a piece of me?
You want a piece of me...
I'm Miss bad media karma
Another day another drama
Guess I can't see the harm
In working and being a mama
And with a kid on my arm
I'm still an exceptional earner
And you want a piece of me
I'm Mrs. Lifestyles of the rich and famous
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. Oh my God that Britney's Shameless
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. Extra! Extra! this just in
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. she's too big now she's too thin
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. 'You want a piece of me?'
Tryin' and pissin' me off
Well get in line with the paparazzi
Who's flippin' me off
Hopin' I'll resort to some havoc
And end up settlin' in court
Now are you sure you want a piece of me? (you want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. 'Most likely to get on the TV for strippin' on the streets'
When getting the groceries, no, for real..
Are you kidding me?
No wonder there's panic in this industry
I mean please...
Do you want a piece of me?
I'm Mrs. Lifestyles of the rich and famous
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. Oh my God that Britney's Shameless
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. Extra! Extra! this just in
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. she's too big now she's too thin
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Miss American Dream since I was 17
Don't matter if I step on the scene
Or sneak away to the Philippines
They're still gonna put pictures of my derriere in the magazine
You want a piece of me?
You want a piece of me...
You want a piece of me?
I'm Mrs. Lifestyles of the rich and famous
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. Oh my God that Britney's Shameless
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. Extra! Extra! this just in
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. she's too big now she's too thin
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. Lifestyles of the rich and famous
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. Oh my God that Britney's Shameless
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. Extra! Extra! this just in
(You want a piece of me)
I'm Mrs. she's too big now she's too thin
(You want a piece of me)
Oh yeah
You want a piece of me
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