Student Council President Speech

"The student council helps share students’ ideas, interests, and concerns with teachers and school principals. They often also help raise funds for school-wide activities, including social events, community projects, helping people in need and school reform. For example most schools do food drives, fundraisers and parties. Many members learn skills that were an extension of their formal education.

According to several schools:

"A Student Council is a representative structure for students only, through which they can become involved in the affairs of the school, working in partnership with school management, staff and parents for the benefit of the school and its students." " That is what student council taken from wikipedia.

Since freshman year, I have been a passionate advocate for our student body. When a food poisoning epidemic broke out on campus, I crafted the petition to demand better service from our food providers and better oversight from school administrators. It was unacceptable for the health of our peers to be compromised by consuming the food in our own cafeteria. Many of you agreed with me, and the petition got the support of 85% of our student body.

Since then, the administration has been more proactive about monitoring health and safety regulations in the cafeteria. As a result of my urging, the administration has also began publishing the ingredients and nutrition facts of all food items offered in the cafeteria so that students can make healthier, more informed choices about what they eat.

The following year, I was elected as Sophomore Class Representative to the student council. One hallmark achievement of mine was increasing accountability for student council expenditures. You can now find the student council budget on its website, as well as a monthly update of actual transactions made. This accountability initiative allowed us to reduce prom ticket prices by $20 for each student. Once we realized that we had funds left over from previous allocations, we redirected the money to prom to make the important event more affordable for every student.

If elected, I will continue to fight for justice, transparency, and equality for our student body. I will create a channel of student representation on our city’s School Board, which supervises our school’s administration but does not offer an opportunity for student voices to be heard. I will reform the course registration system so that selections can be made electronically, increasing efficiency and minimizing frustrating errors. I will continue the fight for healthier, more nutritious school lunch offerings in our cafeteria, partnering with local farmers to provide fresh produce for salads and snacks.

My record exemplifies passionate, self-driven advocacy on behalf of all of us. I care about your interests and your voice. I care about making sure campus opportunities are as equally distributed as possible for each and every one of you. Come share your ideas, and I will make them happen.

MY HOLIDAY !

Okay guys , i have resurrect from my deep deep DEEP SLEEP *ignore the absurdity* . So what i have done in my Holiday?

CILEGON BABY!


I went to cilegon to see my parents and my friends from junior high , btw i got one line to describe Cilegon "A Small City somewehere over the rainbow" , hahahaha no its just me exaggerating things .

FYI , i spent my holiday doing nothing but sleeping , eating , a little bit exercising and of course SURFING ON THE INTERNET ! Oh yeah you gotta love it ~

Another thing i did was  cycling to my Father's workplace at Krakatau Posco , its like 5km from my house


and so on so on , beside that thing i did nothing . So nothing to tell , except you want to hear me sleeping , eating , and sleeps again . So , see you on my next post :*

Public Dress Code

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clothing_laws_by_country

Clothing laws vary considerably around the world. In general, in most countries, there are no laws which prescribe what clothing is required to be worn. However, the community standards of clothing are set indirectly by way of prosecution of those who wear something that is not socially approved. Those people who wear insufficient clothing can be prosecuted in many countries under various offences termed indecent exposure, public indecency or other descriptions. Generally, these offences do not themselves define what is and what is not acceptable clothing to constitute the offence, and leave it to a judge to determine in each case.

Most clothing laws concern which parts of the body must not be exposed to view; there are exceptions. Some countries have strict clothing laws, such as in Islamic countries. Other countries are more tolerant of non-conventional attire and are relaxed about nudity. Many countries have different laws and customs for men and women, what may be allowed or perceived often varies by gender. Cross-dressing is in some areas specifically illegal, especially a man wearing women's clothing.

Separate laws are usually in place to regulate obscenity, which includes certain depictions of people in various states of undress, and child pornography, which may include similar photographs of children.

In some countries non-sexual toplessness or nudity is not illegal. However, private or public establishments can establish a [dress code] which requires visitors to wear prescribed clothing.

There are a variety of laws around the world which impact on what people can and cannot wear. For example, some laws require a person in authority to wear the appropriate uniform. For example, a policeman on duty may be required to wear a uniform; and it can be illegal for the general public to wear a policeman's uniform. The same could apply to firefighters and other emergency personnel. In some countries, for example in Australia, the boy scouts uniform is also protected.

In many countries, regulations require workers to wear protective clothing, such as safety helmets, shoes, vests etc., as appropriate. The obligation is generally on employers to ensure that their workers wear the appropriate protective clothing. Similarly, health regulations may require those who handle food to wear hair covering, gloves and other clothing.

Governments can also influence standards of dress shown on television through its licensing powers.

In addition to nude beaches and similar exceptional locations, there are some public events in which nudity is tolerated more than usual, such as the naked bike rides held in several countries.

The Advantages are : The Social politeness is being protected , the crime level decreased and free sex attempt decreased but ,

The Disadvantages are : How about the original culture in Indonesia? We Wear kemben and such things , is it considered obscenity? 

But no matter what , i believe if people cover their body properly surely good things will happen to them . So , i agree with Indonesian system that did not allow us to "not cover" our body in public places . 

About Social Care Funding in UK

                      What is social care?
Social care is the name given to the range of care and support services that help frail and disabled people remain independent, active and safe, for example helping with getting out of bed, washing and preparing meals. Support can be provided in someone’s home, in a community centre or in a care home. What has been announced?
On Monday 11 February, the Government provided some important detailsabout how they will implement the recommendations of the Dilnot Commission which reported in July 2011 with a solution to the problem of how to fund long term social care. They then announced some further amendments as part of the March 2013 Budget. There are three main changes to social care funding:  1. Introducing a lifetime cap on care costs set at £72,000 The Government have said that they will limit the amount anyone has to pay for care to £72,000 (‘the £72,000 cap’) during their lifetime. This cap will apply to the cost of care that people receive either in their own home or living in a care home. It does not include someone's ‘hotel costs’ (i.e. bed and board) if they are living in a care home, these would still be charged separately even after reaching the cap. However hotel costs will be capped as well (see below). 2. Increase the upper level of the means test for people entering residential care to £118,500 The Government have said they would make the means-test (that decides if you are entitled to financial support from your council to help pay your residential care costs) more generous than it is now. At the moment, your capital and savings below £14,250 are disregarded in the means test. If you have between £14,250 and £23,250 in capital and savings and your need for care reaches the threshold set by your local authority then the council will subsidise your care costs according to a sliding scale. If you have capital and savings above £23,250 you will have to fund all of your own social care. Your income is also taken into account in the means test, for example pensions and welfare benefits. The lower capital and savings limit of £14,250 will be retained under the new scheme. Now the Government has announced that it will raise the £23,250 upper limit to £118,500, so in future anyone with assets of between £14,250 and £118,500 whose need for care reaches the appropriate threshold – see more below – will be entitled to some financial support according to a sliding scale. To put it another way, anyone with less than £118,500 in savings will in future be entitled to at least some financial support to help pay their care costs if they need to enter a care home. 3. Capping hotel costs in care homes The third important change the Government announced relates to those ‘hotel costs’, referred to above. In future, they say they will limit these costs to £12,000 a year for everyone. There is one other important change to note. Last year the Government announced it would introduce a national needs test by 2015. At the moment local councils set their own thresholds of seriousness of care needs so there are big variations between different areas – ‘a postcode lottery’. In future, as part of these changes the Government will set out national ‘eligibility criteria’ that will apply to everyone, wherever they live. Age UK is pressing the Government to set these criteria so that as many people as possible can be helped – not just those in the greatest need such as those, for example, who cannot get out of bed or to the toilet without help. The Government hasn’t yet made this crucial decision. How will my contributions towards the cap be calculated?Spending on care and support will be ‘metered’ by your local authority. To be eligible for your meter to start you must first be assessed by your council as having needs that meet the new national criteria. The council will decide how much support you require to meet your needs and set a budget for the cost of this support. It's this figure that will be used to meter spending. So the amount that counts towards your cap will be based on what the local authority estimates it would spend on your care, rather than the actual amount you spend out of your pocket. If you spend more than this figure on care the additional spending will not count towards your cap. It’s important to note that the amount a local authority would be prepared to pay towards the cost of your care is often less than the amount many people are actually charged by care homes. My Question : 1. Why they change the social care ?

2. Why Hotels costs did not include ?

3. If capital and savings below 14.250 euro , why are they disregarded in the means test?

4. What is the announcement about?

5. What is the announcement for?

6.Who should read the announcement?

If I Get 1000000000 Rupiah!

Hello again , maybe many people would like to keep the money to themself if they got 1 billion dollar , so what abaout me .
I Would like to if i get 1 billion dollar?

1. Buy my parents a house , a really big one .

2. Go to maldives and santorini ! Yeah !

3. Go Around the worrlllldddddd .

4. Donate some ~

5. Buy myself a house , of course i need it

6. Buy a Car , i need a car :D

7. Treat my friends , without them i am nothing .

8. Go to a music concert , BIGBANG!

9. Go to Zachary Quinto place :P

10. Go to private beach .

10 Things that make me Happy

HellO ! Meet again with me! So , i want to tell you about things that makes me happy

1. FOOD ! Food , with infinity symbol in it! Happy things!

2. Money! Of course , everybody loves money! Ah , a lots of money of course

3.My Parents , and out of nowhere my parents appear~ I miss them , i live in bandung they're in Cilegon . Of course , meet them makes me happy

4. My friends . Okay no need to explain

5. Internet Connection . As a teenager of course i love internet , my life is all bout internet

6. Sleeping . Okay , i need this!

7. Holiday! I love beach , of course i would like to go there

8.No Homework! Yayy , every student would like this

9. Reading a comic book! One of my favorite book is comic , and of course that makes me happy

10. Humor , it makes me laugh and of course it makes me happy

My SWOT

What is SWOT , no its not Special weapons and tactics , Its Strength, Weakness , Opportunity , and Threat.

So here is my SWOT

My Strength : I Smile :) Like everywhere , anytime , and to anyone. Kinda Creepy huh?

My Weakness : I tend to misjudge people , and i believe in hate on the first sight . I did this all the time , maybe i hate so many people and didnt realize it .

My Opportunity : People LOVE Smiley person (not me )   and i think that's a plus for me :D

My Threat : People misjudged me ! Okay , i know , KARMA is a b**** ..... What ? Karma is a BadStuff , Sooo people also believe in Hate on the second sight and unfotunately , i  talked too much on the second sight.