Monday, November 23, 2015

Importance of Peace in Life

Peace, as we all know, is very important in our lives and it is essential to our overall well-being. However, this is something that has, regrettably, eluded us for years and years in this world. It has been hindered by war, conflicts and disagreements throughout human history, which has left our world and the many people in it in a deplorable emotional and physical state. This should not be the case.

Even in the places where the guns are silent, there is still some form of conflict going on in many homes, which is obviously going to have negative effects on the future society and spark more wars and conflicts in this world.

For example, when there is conflict between siblings in a home; if not checked, they might continue this conflict on a much greater scale, and it might end up in either one of them dying.
Also, conflicts that can prevent peace from being possible are conflicts between different ethnic groups, different religions, different races, and so on, which are quite frequent in today’s society.
If this continues, then any chance of peace will be lost, so we should try as much as possible to raise the future generations that will replace us one day to value peace above all else so that this world will be a better place.

Any kind of violence, even in its lowest form can be a huge hindrance to peace, and that is why we must stamp it out in order to preserve peace and the lives of millions of innocent people. If we do not root it out, then we will be seeing full scale wars a lot more often and more lives will be lost.

In any case, conflict is senseless and accomplishes nothing for us but rather, it creates more problems. In fact, it is a big factor contributing to revenge, which is one of the biggest hindrances to peace

Peace has many benefits if we give it a chance, and it is a far more favourable option than conflicts. Imagine all the positive developments we could make if we were to have lasting peace throughout the ages. It might be hard, but we must all learn to do it.

Job Vacancy



PT Green Planet Indonesia


A national company located in West Jakarta, with the business of organic fertilizer agricultural / plantation and labor environment in mining and oil and gas industry, requires an experienced workforce and want to achieve: 
Finance & Accounting (FA) 
Jakarta Raya
Requirements:
• Education S1 Accounting. 
• Women
• Finance: Fresh Graduate to 2 years experience 
• Accounting experience Min. 2 years
• Able to operate Microsoft Office with good 
• Able to work independently and hardworking 
• Ability to work accurately, diligent, workmanlike and under pressure 
Send CV / Resume and your recent photos to: 

hrd.greenplanet@gmail.com
or
PO BOX 6349 JKBKJ 11530








 JOB APPLICATION LETTER


Bandung , November 23, 2015

Dear, 
Human Resources Development 
PT.Green Planet Indonesia 
West Jakarta 

Dear Sir or Madam
In connection with a job offer as contained in www.jobstreet.com on November 23 2015, I volunteered to join the team in the Accounting section PT.Green Planet Indonesia. 

I am 26 years old, unmarried and has a very good health condition. I can speak English both orally and in writing. I have an educational background which is very satisfying, I graduated from the University of Education in Indonesia in 2012 and has a good accounting skills. 
I was used to working with computers mainly operate using MS Office package applications, such as MS Excel, MS Word, MS Access, MS PowerPoint, MS Outlook, Internet, and specialized accounting software such as SAP, as well as correspondence in English. 
I have experience working as staff Accounting in PT.Sejahtera Finance for 2 years, staff of bank in private bank 1 year. I am glad to learn, work hard, able to work independently and in teams with good, and able to work accurately, diligent, workmanlike and under pressure. Based on work experience, as well as a willingness to learn and work better, I believe will be able to make a valuable contribution to PT. PLANET GREEN INDONESIA. In this letter I attach data about me following a recent photo for consideration by the sir or madam. 

I hope sir or madam is willing to take the time to give an interview, so I can explain in more detail about my own potential. 

Yours sincerely,

Hanifa Shaviya

BOOK REVIEW

The Land of Stories
"The Wishing Spell"

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This book is written by Chris Colfer. Chris Colfer is a Golden Globe winning actor and best known for his role as Kurt Hummel on Glee. The Land of Stories: The Wishing Spell is his first novel. This book is  The #1 New York Times Bestseller.

Once upon a time, in contemporary Anytown, lived Alex Bailey and her brother, Conner. The two are passably lively variations on familiar types: she’s an energetic egghead sitting at the head of the class; he’s a jokester snoozing in the back row. Their adventure begins a year after their father’s death, and Colfer brings a light touch to describing their grief even while laying it on thick with thematic resonance. (Mr. Bailey died driving home from his bookstore.) Their paternal grandmother, twinkling into view on their 12th birthday, bequeaths to them a family heirloom, an old storybook anthology whose cover turns out to be a dimensional gateway in the tradition of C. S. Lewis’s passage to Narnia.

Stumbling through this bookwormhole, the kids plummet into a world where Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty and Snow White have each married a son of King Charming; where Goldilocks is a glamorous fugitive mounted on a cream-colored steed named Porridge; and where Red Riding Hood, in a room pulled together by a wolfskin rug, overdresses to impress Jack, of beanstalk fame. Colfer, perhaps grown tired of treating his characters with gentle reverence, imagines the red-caped lass as a camped-up tart, vain — and pining in vain for the giant-killer: “She was showing too much skin, wearing too much makeup, and was dressed too well for the middle of the day.”

This is no place for young children, what with its gibbering goblins and echoing wolf howls. Relying on the kindness of strangers, foremost an amphibious gentleman plainly in need of a smooch, the twins seek out relics, including Sleeping Beauty’s spindle and Cinderella’s slipper, in order to activate a “Wishing Spell” and make their escape. Off they go on a quest that combines a scavenger hunt, a breaking-and-entering spree and a tour of the stars’ homes.
Children will find lots of hope within its pages, along with bravery and kindness and self-acceptance. It's a book about how every seemingly happy ending creates a new set of struggles to contend with, which you have to keep trying your best to overcome -- while also making good moral decisions and finding some kind of peace in spite of hardship. It's also a book about how things often seem to happen for a reason, and how unexpectedly wonderful things can happen as a result of painful struggles.

The book has some interesting meditations on the nature of deep loneliness and longing -- and what people are capable of doing to remedy those heartaches. It's one of the strongest themes that run throughout the story. It appears as a theme in many ways with a variety of outcomes, and manages to be melancholy and uplifting at the same time, which is really lovely. Even with all of that sadness being examined so deeply, the book manages to be really funny and light.

Another thing the book does strongly is preaching the power of understanding and compassion, even towards people who have done terrible things. It doesn't condone those terrible things, and it heavily emphasizes doing the RIGHT thing, but it deftly paints the characters as more complex humans than the classic Good Vs Evil stories do, which makes it all much more interesting and more relevant to real world conflicts.
It isn't a perfect book, of course, and it could have benefited from a little more editing in a few places, but it's very charming and clever and more-than-a-little magical. I found myself giggling out loud at least once every chapter, and I even got a little teary-eyed in a few places. It will speak to children and adults on different levels emotionally while taking them all on a sweet, exciting adventure.