Fadhli Rafiqi (lahir di kota payakumbuh), kerap dipanggil Fadhli, Fad, Li, TBoy, Master, Boy atau TB.
Fadhli Rafiqi lahir dari pasangan Fidel Andrianto (ayah) dan Rahmi Darwati (ibu)....more
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/add [-apuce] {filename.ini} Loads aliases, popups, users, commands, and events. Read the rest of this entry »
Dari Sayidina Abbas Ibn Abis al Ghifari ra. Berkata; Rasulullah bersabda, “bergegaslah kalian semua dengan (ingat) mati – pada riwayat yang lain- dengan (mengerjakana) amal-amal ibadah terhadap enam perkara; pemimpin yang dungu, jual beli hukum, merajalelanya tindak kriminal, memutus tali silaturahim dan lalai dengan menjadikan Al Quran sebagai lagu-lagu. Mereka mendahulukan seseorang yang melagukan al Quran, walaupun dia paling sedikit pengetahuan (ilmu agama)nya) HR Tabrani.Read the rest of this entry »
“Wall E, adalah robot pembersih bumi dimasa depan. Di mana manusia udah nggak tinggal di bumi karena nggak tahan dengan polusi dan sampah bumi yang makin menggila. Wall E lah yang diutus untuk me-reduce sampah-sampah bumi. Read the rest of this entry »
The UAE government has placed education at the heart of national development.
The country’s goal of becoming a knowledge economy, where progress is based on human capital rather than natural resources, fits neatly into that plan.
How do you persuade an academic whose success is largely measured by a portfolio of published articles in specialist journals to engage with the world beyond blue sky thinking? And how do you persuade a practitioner working in the world of business to collaborate with academia when their primary concern is the bottom line?
Much store is set by the idea of knowledge exchange highlighted by the Lambert Report (1993) that calls for industry and universities to work more closely together. All universities engage in what is known as the knowledge economy but recent research by business experts at the University of the West of England sets out to identify how to improve such engagement opportunities in the business and management field. Read the rest of this entry »
There’s a technique called the Polaroid emulsion lift that allows you to transfer a Polaroid print to different materials, such as glass, rock, or watercolor paper. Essentially, you soak a completely dry photo (one that has set for at least 24 hours) in hot water and carefully peel the emulsion layer from the photo backing. The thin layer of film can then be carefully removed, spread over a new surface and allowed to dry. Read the rest of this entry »
Wired’s how-to Wiki ran an article about installing homebrew apps on your Nintendo DS, describing how to install and use Colors, a really pro-looking sketch application. It seems like such a simple application, but its capabilities as a sketch tool (in the hands of someone with artistic talent) are stunning. It uses the pressure sensitivity of the DS touch screen to control the stroke width, much like how you might use an expensive Wacom tablet, except completely portable. Read the rest of this entry »
How do you persuade an academic whose success is largely measured by a portfolio of published articles in specialist journals to engage with the world beyond blue sky thinking? And how do you persuade a practitioner working in the world of business to collaborate with academia when their primary concern is the bottom line?
