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DAFTAR DOKTER PRAKTIK SLEMAN

2012-02-08T05:40:00.000-08:00

DATA DOKTER PRAKTIK DI KABUPATEN SLEMAN TH 2009 S/D JUNI 2010
NO NAMA
ALAMAT PRAKTEK I (SATU) II (DUA) III (TIGA)
1 Adi Rahmawan BP Sisma Medika Pulowati BBRB PKU Muh Cangkringan
2 Albertus Edi Windharto,dr., Sp.S RS Panti Nugroho
3 Agus Surono, dr., Sp. THT Jl. Godean Km. 4 Banyuraden Gamping
4 Agus Widyatmoko RS PKU Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta Unit II Jl Wates
5 Arroyyan BP PMI DIY Jl Ringroad Barat No 3,Bayuraden
6 Alfaina Wahyuni RS PKU Muhammadiyah Unit II Jl Wates
7 Andri Christiana dr. BPD Husada Bima Perkasa Jl.Adi Suciptop
8 Aulisia Edi Harwati RSU.dr.Sarjdito Jl.Kesehatan 1 Sendowo
9 Anton Wijaya Kusuma RS Ghrasia Prop.DIY,Jl Kaliurang Km 17 Tegalsari RSUD Prambanan Jl Piyungan KM 7 Delegan
10 Ana Majdawati RS PKU Muhammadiyah Unit II Jl Wates
11 Andries Pascawinata,MD Sc Jl Yogya-Solo Km 10 Purwomartani,Kalasan Madubaru,Prambanan Sleman
12 Anisatus Sholichah JL Raya Asem Gede Komp.Ruko 18 Kragilan CC
13 Agung Prakoso dr. PBD Husada Bima Perkasa Jl.Solo
14 Alexander Matius dr.Sp.OT RS Panti Nugroho Jl.Kaliurang Pakem
15 Adelia Cynthya Sari dr Jl. Palagan TP No.63A Jongkang
16 Angga Febriharta drg. Jl. Raya Tajem No.45B Depok
17 Agung Hadi Wijanarko drg.,Sp.BM RS Bhayangkara Polda Jl. Solo
18 Arginius Pangaribuan Plaza Cakra Kembang,Jl Kali Urang Km 55
19 Ali Baswedan dr.,Sp.PD Jl. Magelang Km 13 Krapyak
20 Anggit Yoso Sulistyowati dr. Jl. Godean Km 11 Pandean
21 Asri Priyani Muryatiningsih Jl Wijaya Kusuma No 130Patran
22 Asriningrum dr. Puskesmas Tempel I Ngebong
23 Ambarsari Kusuma Ningtyas dr. RSKIA Sadewa Jl.Babarsari Depok
24 Adika Mianoki dr. BP SWA Jl. Salak Km 3 Trimulyo
25 Aris Kurniawan Jogja International Hospital Ringroad Utara No 160
26 Ahmad Faesol dr., Sp.Rad Jl.Wates Km.4,5Bodeh,Ambarketawang,Gamping
27 Bernedicta Sari Prasetyati drg. Apotek K.24 Demangan Baru Catur Tunggal
28 Billy sujatmiko drg. Jl. Kaliurang Km 14,5
29 Bambang Kisworo dr.,Sp.OT RS Panti Nugroho Jl. Kaliurang Km 17
30 Beta Ahlam Gizela dr.,Sp.For RSUP Dr. Sardjito
31 Budi Setyawan Jl Palagan Tentara Pelajar Sedan,Sariharjo,Sleman
32 Bambang Supriyadi dr.,Sp.R RS Panti Nugroho Jl.Kaliurang Pakem
33 CH. Tri Nuhyana dr Jl. Garuda 199-B Condongcatur
34 Dian Paramita Puskesmas Minggir
35 Dewi Purbaningsih dr Apotek Rejodani
36 Djatnika Ahikara Yoenoes dr.Sp.B PBD Husada Bima Perkasa
37 Dianan Umi dr. Apotek LBC, Jl.Adisucipto
38 Dicsi Mesrawati Jl Kaliurang Km 5,2 No 27 Kocoran,Kotagede
39 Dimas Satya Hendarta Jl Cempaka No 67 Condongcatur
40 Dwi Djuwantoro
41 Dwi Septikawati RSUP Dr. Sardjito Jl Kesehatan No 1 Sendowa
42 Dwi Puspitaningsih Jl Raya Tajem No 45 Setan,Sinduharjo,Sleman
43 Dwi Djuwantoro dr.Sp.U RS Panti Nugroho Jl.Kaliurang Pakem
44 Dewa Pandega Putra drg. Jl.Yogya - Solo Km.10 Purwomartani
45 Dyah Nugrahani drg Jl. Prambanan-Piyungan Km 7
46 Dwi Aji Nugroho drg. PBDG Dentes Seturan
47 Dian Nur Nailufar drg. RSUD Prambanan
48 Djati Prasodjo dr.,Sp.Rad RS Panti Nugroho Jl.Kaliurang Pakem
49 Djatnika Ahikara Yoenoes dr.Sp.B RS JIH Ring Roud Utara yk.
50 Devi Artami Susetiati dr.,Sp.KK Jl. Godean Km 4 Patran Gamping
51 Deni Andriyani drg. Puskesmas Sleman Triharjo
53 Dessy nurwahyuningtyas Pujowati Calon RS Arvita Bunda,Maguwoharjo PBDS Hitayuwana Jl.Dr.Rajimin Tridadi
54 Dessy Wulandari dr. Jl. Godean-Seyegan Klaci I
55 Erna Rahmawati drg. Jl.Ngapak Berjo II Sidoluhur Godean
56 Euis Dewi Candrasari Jl..Laksda Adisucipto No.27 Ngentak Catur Tunggal
57 Esti Mahanani, dr Rejosari Wedomartani
58 Erlanny dr. Jl.Gejayan (Affandi) Caturtunggal
59 Ernawan Kusumo Yayasan Perguruan Budi Mulia,Panjen,Wedomartani
60 Emma Ratna Dewi dr RS Jogja International Hospital
61 Eny Purdiyanti RSUP Dr. Sardjito Jl Kesehatan no 1 Sendowo
62 Fitri Juniasih Sangadi Puskesmas Mlati II
63 Fairuz Jl Dumung,CT VIII No 70 Karam Gayam,Depok
64 Farida Noor Hidayati Jongke Tengah,Sendangadi,Mlati,Sleman
65 Fredie Irijanto RSUP Dr. Sardjito Jl Kesehatan No 1 Sendowa
66 Freddy Hasudungan Aritonang dr Apotek Naja Denta
67 Fei In drg. PBDG Dentes Seturan
68 Gunawan Wisnu Broto 446/0106/012/XI-14
70 Gantiztyawan Jl Godean Km 4 Gg. Nusa Indah
71 Gobing Sabardi, Sp.An Jl. Wijaya Kusuma Kutu Tegal Mlati
72 Gianto Sunardi dr. Komplek Ponpes Al Anshar Wonosalam Sukoharjo
73 H. Muhammad Wibowo RS PKU Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta Unit II Jl Wates
74 Goeno Subagyo RSGM Prof. Sudomo Sinduadi
75 Hilmi Muhammad, dr Puskesmas Tempel I
76 Henny Kusumaningrum drg. Ruko Permata R.3 A babarsari
77 Herna Juliana Nainggolan Apotek Gentan
78 Hj Niarma Lusi RS PKU Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta Unit II Jl Wates
79 Hj Zarah Himawati RS PKU Muhammadiyah Unit II Jl Wates
80 Hermawan Pundong I Tirtoadi Mlati
81 Helmanu Kurniadi Tegal Mraen Sendangadi,Mlati, Sleman Apotik Kimia Farma UNY Samirono,Caturtunggal
82 H. Sarwono Soerjowidjojo dr.,Sp.Og RS Panti Nugroho Jl.Kaliurang Pakem
83 Hj. Tuti Wardani
84 Hidayat dr. Apotek Kimia Farma UNY Depok
85 Ignatius Edy Purwoko Rumah Sakit Panti Rini Jl Solo Km 12,5 Rumah Sakit Panti Rini,Jl Solo Km 12,5
86 Iman Permana Apotek Nirmala
87 Ika Trisnawati dr.SP D RS.Dr.Sardjito
88 Indra Sugiarto, dr Apotek Tina Farma
89 Indah Kusuma Dewi drg. Calon RS Queeen Latifa Ringrod Barat Mlangi
90 Indra Tri Mahayana Ruko Bendosari Jl PTP Bendosari,Ngaglik
91 Ima Ansari Kusuma RS Jogja International Hospital Jl Ringroad Utara
92 Imam Sofi'I dr.,Sp.B RS.Dr.Sardjito, Jl.Kesehatan 93 Iri Kuswadi Jl Palagan Tentara Pelajar Sedan,Sariharjo,Sleman 94 Irwansyah Manurung drg. Jl.GitoGati RT03 RW36 Tridadi 95 Indriana Rahmawati K.,drg PBDG Dentes Seturan 96 Indra Sugiarto, dr PBD Husada Bima Perkasa Jl.Solo 97 Isti Ken Utami Madubaru,Prambanan Sleman 98 Jaka Marjono dr.Sp.B PBD Husada Bima Perkasa, Jl.Adi Sucipto 99 Kuswahyuning Soebardi drg. Spt Orth.Jl.Kaliurang Km.7 no 14A Babadan 100 Kristanti Purnamaningrum dr. Jl.Kaliurang Km.13,1 Besi Sukoharjo 101 Kristina Wijaya Gunawan drg. PBDG Dentes Seturan 102 Laelia Dwi A ,Sp.KGAdrg, Apotek Pelita Jl. Gejayan CT 103 Lydiah Astari Apotek Naja Denta Jl Seturan Raya No 10 A Caturtunggal 104 Lisa Andriyani Bachrun Wijaya Jl.Laksda Adisucipto No.101 Caturtnggal 105 Lasma Elerida dr Apotek Nindya Farma 106 Lukman Hakim dr.,Sp.S RSIY PDHI Jl.Solo Km 12,5 108 Muhammad Yusuf Hisam dr., Bedingin Sumberadi Mlati PMI DIY Banyuraden Gamping 109 Muhammad Kurniawan, dr BP-RB Harapan Insani 110 Melati Dinihari dr.,Sp.A. Calon RS Qeen Latifa Ringroud Barat 111 Milda Khoiriana RS Jogja International Hospital Jl Ringroad Utara 112 Mabruri Ariyanto drg. Jl.Affandi Gejayan Gg.Aster No410 113 Mukhlis Nafarin drg. RT 03 RW 47 Karanganyar 114 Muriana Novariana RS PKU Muhammadiyah Unit II Jl Wates 115 Mukhlis Nafarin drg. BP Poltekkes DepKes Yk 116 Mohammad Komarudin RS PKU Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta Unit II Jl Wates 117 Maryati drg. Tumut Sumbersari Moyudan 118 Mutmainah Jl Sendok CT VIII/135 D Karam Gayam,Caturtunggal 119 Meiriana Anggrianto drg. Jl. Kaliurang Km 14,5 Degolan 120 Muh. Roikhan Harowi dr.,Sp.THT Apotik Astuti Jl.Kaliurang Km 6,2 RS Jogja International Hospital Jl Ringroad Utara 121 Muhammad Gahan Satwiko 122 Muhammad Iqbal RS PKU Muhammadiyah Unit II Jl Wates RS PKU Muhammadiyah Unit II Jl Wates 123 Mario Agung Asmara drg. Kios Cebongan Lor Tlogoadi 124 Maria Novita Tri Anggraini drg. RS Bhayangkara Polda Jl. Solo 125 Muh Yusuf Sudibyanto 126 Martiana Suciningtyas TA dr.,Sp.F RSUP Dr. Sardjito 127 Nedya Safitri dr. Sp.D PBD Husada Bima Perkasa 107 Nafiah Chusniyati RS PKU Muhammadiyah Unit II Jl Wates 128 Nanny Herminingsih drg.,Sp.BM RS JIH Ring Roud Utara yk. 129 Nini Rahmani Azis PBDS Husada Bima Perkasa Ngentak,Sleman 130 Nolista Indah Rasyid drg. Apotek Insan farma Jl.Kapten Haryadi 131 Niken Nawangsih dr. Calon RS Queeen Latifa Ringrod Barat Mlangi 132 Niken Miranti Mahaweni Ruko Bendosari Jl PTP Bendosari,Ngaglik Sendangsari, Minggir, Sleman 133 Nur Aini Ananda Jl Palagan Tentara Pelajar Sariharjo Sleman 134 Novi Husmarini dr. Poltekes Yogyakarta Jl.tata Bumi 135 Novrida dr GMC Health Center UGM 136 Nova Maryani Jl Magelang Km 13 Krapyak ,Triharjo,Sleman 137 Nanny Herminingsih drg.,Sp.BM Jl. Kaliurang Km 8,5 Ngaglik 138 Nur Dwita Larasati dr.,Sp.KK Jl. Godean Km 4 Patran Gamping 139 Nugrahaeni Budianti Jl Kali Urang Km 15 Ruko Degolan,Maguwoharjo 140 Nuring Pangastuti RSUP Dr. Sardjito Jl Kesehatan No 1 Sendowa 141 Oga Indrajaya dr GMC Health Center UGM 142 Oktavianus Wahyu Prihantorodr.Sp.OgRSKIA SEMAR Babarsari 143 Pratiwi Styowati drg. Jl.Petung 19 F Papringan Caturtunggal Depok 144 Pinky Christina Dewi Puskesmas Ngaglik 1, Gondangan Sardonoharjo 145 Prajna Adhityarani dr. Puskesmas Depok 1, Nanggulan Maguwoharjo 146 Pujiatun dr.,Sp.RM RSUP Dr. Sardjito Jl. Kesehatan Sendowo 147 Rianto Noviady Ramli, dr. RS JIH Ring Roud Utara yk. 148 RR.Sri Wening Sugiharti Jl.Demangan Baru No.06 Catur Tunggal Depok 149 Retno Ami Sugiharti RS Bhayangkara 150 Raden Nurul Jaqin RS PKU Muhammadiyah Unit II Jl Wates 151 Retno Sutomo BP-RB Gramedika 10 Jl Besi Jangkang 10 Candi Sari 152 Ratih Wahyu Novitasari RS JIH Ring Roud Utara 153 R. Anggi Wahyu Nugroho Jl Suparjo No 77 Kunden Sidoluhur Godean 154 Rastro Aryandono, dr BP-RB Sahabat Insani 155 R.R Ratni Indrawati Apotek K-24 Jombor Jl Magelang Km 7 156 Ronny Novianto, dr RS JIH Ring Roud Utara yk. Jl. Kaliurang Km. 9,7 Ngaglik 157 Rani Satiti,dr.KK Apotek Tina Farma Jl. Kaliurang Km.6,2 158 Raditya Kusuma Tejamurti, dr Puskesmas Minggir 159 R.Haryo Yudono dr.,Sp.M. RS Dr.Sardjito, Jl.Kesehatan 160 Rahyuni Widiastuti dr. Puskesmas Gamping II 161 Retno Hayati Alchusnah drg. Tumut Sumbersari Moyudan 162 Retno Pramudyaningtyas Rintawati RS GrhasiaJl Kaliurang Km 17,Pakem RS Grhasia Jl Kaliurang Km 17 Pakem 163 Raden Sri Triyono dr.,Sp.B RSUD Sleman Jl.Bhayangkara 48 Jl. Magelang Km 13 Krapyak Triharjo 165 Rahma Kusuma Hapsari Puskesmas Ngemplak I Koroulon Lor Bimomartani 166 Rommy Rabbany Masdan Apotek Berkah Farma Jln Raya Kadisoka,Kalasan 167 Ronny Tri Wirasto RSUP Dr. Sardjito Jl Kesehatan No 1 Sendowa 168 Rosalina Villiance Katharine RSUD Prambanan Jl Piyungan, Sleman 169 R. Alief Radhianto Jl PTP Km 7,5 Randugowang Ngaglik, Sleman 170 R.R Ratni Indrawati RSUP Dr. Sardjito Jl Kesehatan No 1 Sendowa 171 R.H.Muh Anwar Pranowo RSUD Prambanan Sleman 172 Retno Nurmawati Jl.Gejayan CT X/15 Deresan,Caturtunggal,Sleman Jl.Raya Asem Gede,Komplek Ruko 173 Rina Sugiyanti RS GrhasiaJl Kaliurang Km 17,Pakem 174 Rastro Aryandono, dr BP Pulowatu Sisma Medika 175 Rudy Kurniawan Jl Babarsari 23 D,Caturtunggal,depak,Sleman 176 Sapto Rini RSIY PDHI Jl.Solo Km 12,5 Calon RS Arvita Bunda Maguwoharjo
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177 Sudiyoko Apotek Aulia 178 Sri Wijayanti, dr. Puskesmas Seyegan 179 Sunarto Sastrowijoto, dr., Sp.THT Jl. Sendok 135 CT VIII Karang Gayam Depok Sleman 180 Shofwal Widad dr,Sp.OG Calon RSkia Sadewa Babarsari 181 Saptaya dr. Kalibening Rt.07 Rw.2 Tirtomartani Kalasan 182 Sari Kurniawati, dr Jl. Kaliurang Km. 5,6 No. 04 183 Setyo Budi Bawono dr.,Sp.OG RS JIH Ring Roud Utara yk. 184 Siswanto dr GMC Health Center UGM 185 Siti Rahayu Puskesmas Moyudan,Sumberagung,Sleman 186 Siti Sundari RS PKU Muhammadiyah Unit II Jl Wates 187 Sara Afari Gadro drg RSUP Dr. Sardjito 188 Sri Wijayanti drg. RT 02 RW 09 Bantut Sidorejo 189 Sri Wulandari RS PKU Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta Unit II Jl Wates 190 Sri Budi Laksmiantini dr Jl. Amerta Raya Kav 47 Sinduadi 191 Sagung Rai Indrasari dr.,Sp.THT RSUP Dr. Sardjito 192 Shella Indri Novianty drg. Jl. Raya Tajem No.45B Depok 193 Sulistiwi dr.,Sp.RM RS Puri Husada Jl. PTP Km.11 Rejodani 194 Stephanus Hardyanto Perum Dayu Permai P-8 Sinduharjo 195 Suryawan Hadijaya Jl Magelang Km 8 Mlati Glondong,Sleman 196 Surya Triharsa Jl Perunas,Condongcatur Depok Sleman 197 ST Darmawan PK Soedomo dr.,Sp.B RS Panti Nugroho Jl.Kaliurang Pakem
198 Teleseptiserngi Dian Arisanti 199 Triyanti Indah Maya Sari Jl Magelang Km 13 Krapyak ,Triharjo,Sleman 200 Tutik Pristiyanti 201 Tri Sarjana. Jogja International Hospital,Ringroad Utara 202 Trio Wijayanto drg. PBDG Dentes Jl.Monjali 203 Tri Sarjana dr., SP B RSUD Sleman 204 Triana Helmawati Jl Magelang Km 13 Krapyak Triharjo,Sleman 205 Tri Sunu Handayani RS Grhasia Jl Kaliurang Km 17,Pakem 206 Theresia Riawati dr.,Sp.Rad RS Panti Nugroho Jl.Kaliurang Pakem 207 Umi Lathifah dr. RT 02 RW 30 Nglahar Sumbersari 208 Vega Mandala, dr. Jl.Solo Km.8 Dewan Maguwoharjo Depok 209 Widodo Trijoko Purwanto, dr RSUP Dr. Sardjito 210 Widodo Wirawan dr GMC Health Center UGM 211 Windarti Isminarsih Puskesmas Depok III 212 Wiwik Widowati dr.,Sp.Mata BP Assyifa Rejosari Wedomartani 213 Widodo Wirawan dr RSIY PDHI Jl. Solo Km 12,5 Cupuwatu 214 Yati Soenarto, dr. Sp.A (K) Jl. Sendok 135 CT VIII Karang Gayam Depok Sleman 215 Yunita Arisanti drg. Apotek Wahidin Sendangadi Mlati 216 Yayuk Soraya dr GMC Health Center UGM 217 Yohanes Agus Wijanarka dr RS Panti Nugroho Pakem 218 Yunia Duana dr. PBDS Medisa Beauty Center 219 Yanu Kintoro Sudibya dr. Jl.Bhayangkara No.48 Muragan Rt 002 RW 027 Jlegongan Tempel 220 Yosephine Dewi Ikawati RS PKU Muhammadiyah Unit II Jl Wates 221 Yuliaty Iskak Jl.Jawa RT 9/25 No 10 Widodo Baru,Condongcatur 222 Y. Wara Rinto Wicaksana RS Panti Rini Jl Solo Km 13,2 Krajan,kalasan 223 Yusuf Budiman Hardi BP PMI DIY Jl Ringroad Barat No 3 Pathuan

DAFTAR DOKTER PRAKTIK KULONPROGO

2012-02-08T05:36:00.000-08:00

DOKTER UMUM
NO NAMA TEMPAT PRAKTEK NOMOR SIP
1 dr. Edy Raharjo Dukuh III RT.12/06 Tirtorahayu Galur 503/213/II/2005
2 dr. Hj. Inayati Pengasih RT.05/01 Pengasih, KP. 503/291/III/2005
3 dr. PO. Diah Indrati Pongangan, Sentolo 503/527/V/2005
4 dr. Susilo Pradyarto Serang RT.03/02 Sendangsari, Pengasih, KP. 503/1031/VIII/2005
5 dr.Sri Budi Utami Serut Rt.l9/07 Pengasih 503/1429/IX/2005
6 dr.Bambang Haryatno Bendungan Lor Wates KP 503/1881/X/2005
7 dr. Suwardi Jl.Sutijab No.47 Wates 503/1702/X/2005
8 dr. Buddy Is. HS., M.Kes. Driyan Rt.61/28 Wates 503/1229/III/2009
9 dr.Yohana Sunarsih Rum Din Pustu Jangkaran Temon 503/728/2006
10 dr.Nuryasin K Plono timur,Pagerharjo,Samigaluh 503/165/I/2007
11 dr.Agung Nugroho Mertan Rt.17/09 Sukoreno,Sentolo 503/663/III/2007
12 dr.Sandrawati Said Rum Din Sentolo I 503/1020/V/2007
13 dr.H.Sudarsono MM Siwalan Rt.24/12 Sentolo KP 503/1022/V/2007
14 dr.Sri Utami Jl.Bayangkara Wates 503/1104/V/2007
15 dr.H.Sudarsono MM Dekso,Banjararum,Jkalibawang 503/1384/VI/2007
16 dr.Rina Nurhayati Botokan,Jatirejo,Lendah KP 503/1684/VII/2007
17 dr.Violita Sulianti DsnX Rt.53/19 Jatisarono,Nanggulan 503/2125/IX/2007
18 dr.Violita Sulianti RB Siti Chotijah Wates 503/2124/IX/2007
19 dr.Yoana SandraDewanti Jl.Brigjen Katamso 26 Wates 503/2199/IX/2007
20 dr.Niken Ciptarini Rumdin Pusk.Galur II 503/2328/IX/2007
21 dr.Eko Damayanti Kriyanan Rt.28/13 Wates 503/2446/X/2007
22 dr.Chusnun Hendarto Kedundang,Temon,Kl.Progo 503/2563/XI/2007
23 dr.J.Witarto Jl.Kol Sugiyono 36 Waqtes 503/220/I/2008 2
4 dr.Eko Budiarto Depan pasar kliwon Kranggan 503/322/II/2008
25 dr.Arum Ermi Wijayanti Karang VI,Jatisarono 503/497/II/2008
26 dr.Ari Setiyani Sayangan Banjararum,Kalibawang 503/1474/VI/2009
27 dr.Saeful Anwar Sayangan Banjararum,Kalibawang 503/1475/VI/2008
28 dr.Ratih Wahyu Nartasari Ngipikrejo,Banjararum,Kalibawang 503/1551/VI/2008
29 dr.Candra Dewi Rusiana Bojong blok XI Rt.42/21 Panjatan 503/1572/VII/2008
30 dr.Rr. Siti Lestari Secang,Sendangsari,Pengasih 503/2578/IX/2008
31 dr.Susiloningsih Durungan,Wates,KP 503/2721/XII/2008 32 dr.Dwi Yuli Hastuti Jl.Tunjungan No.2 Wates 503/1477/IV/2009
33 dr.Hani Kusnarto Perum Giripeni,Wates 503/1575/V/2009
34 dr.Endah Rahmawati Klewonan Blok XI Triharjo,Wates 503/1657/V/2009
35 dr.A.Pruiyohartono Semak Banjarasri,Kalibawang 503/1748/VI/2009
36 dr.Liliek Muslihah Setiarini NgelaknRt.10/04,Jangkaran,Temon 503/2199/VIII/2009
37 dr.Renny Lo Rum Din Panjatan II 503/2764/XI/2009

DOKTER GIGI

NO NAMA TEMPAT PRAKTEK NOMOR SIP
1 drg. L. Toto Utomo Rumah Dinas Dokter Gigi Galur II 503/309/III/2005
2 drg. Marcus Wibowo Sulistyo Jl. Sanun No.17 RT.008/004 Wates, KP. 503/390/IV/2005
3 drg. Prapto Widodo Jl. Sanun No.9 Wates, KP. 503/645/VI/2005
4 drg.Indina S Rahardjo Jl.Brigjen Katamso Wates 503/1430/IX/2005
5 drg. Retno Jatiningrum Jl.Tentara Pelajar Wates Kl.Progo 503/1902/X/2005 6 drg. Santoso Srikayangan,Sentlolo,Kl.Progo 503/1500/X/2005
7 drg. Suparyanto Terbah Rt.25/10 Pengasih KP 503/1704/X/2005
8 drg. Kartini Suripto Jl. Sutijab No.47 Wates 503/1700/X/2005
9 drg.Yulita Malangan Rt.02/01 Sentolo 503/-----/IX/2008
10 drg.Marcus W M.Kes Jl.Sanun Wates 503/1544/V/2009
11 drg.Indina S.Rahardja Jl.Sanun Wates 503/1545/V/2009 12 drg.Erni Rahmawati Krangggan,Galur,Kl.Progo 503/2964/XII/2009

DOKTER SPESIALIS

NO NAMA TEMPAT PRAKTEK SPESIALISASI NOMOR SIP
1 dr. H. Habib Wicaksono, SpPD. Pengasih RT.05/01 Pengasih, KP. Penyakit Dalam 503/290/III/2005
2 dr. H. Moerlani M.D., SpPD. Jl./Brigjen Katamso.Wates Penyakit Dalam 503/1051/VIII/2005 3 dr. Hariatmoko, Sp.B. RT.38/17 Giripeni, Wates, Kulon Progo Spesialis Bedah 503/376/III/2006
4 dr.Sugeng Haryadi,SpOG Beji Rt.08/04 Wates KP Spesialis Obsgyn 503/799/VI/2006
5 dr.A.Yatiman,SP OG Jl.Mutihan No.30 Wates Spesialis Obsgyn 503/236/I/2007
6 dr.A.Purwanto Sp.S Plono,Pagerharjo,Samigaluh Spesialis Syaraf 503/1115/V/2008 7 dr.Lies Indriyati,Sp.A Jl.Pahlawan No.20 Wates Spesialis Anak 503/1497/IV/2009
8 dr.Sunaryanto Sp.THT Jl.Diponegoro,Wates Spesialis THT 503/2200/VIII/2009

DATA DOKTER PRAKTIK KABUPATEN BANTUL

2012-02-08T05:34:00.000-08:00

DOKTER UMUM

NO NAMA TEMPAT PRAKTEK
1 dr Abdiani Chairat Perum Tambak Mas 44 Ngestiharjo Kasihan
2 dr Ais Fauziah Perum Sidorejo Gg Sadewo F 14 Ngestiharjo Kasihan
3 dr Alfitri Yuni Astuti Achmad Tegalrejo Bawuran Pleret
4 dr Andi Irmawan Sandeyan Srimulyo Piyungan
5 dr Ani Uswatu Chasanah Kuroboyo Caturharjo Pandak Bantul
6 dr Anik Yuni Astuti Plawonan Argomulyo Sedayu
7 dr Anita Marliana Sayangan Jagalan Banguntapan
8 dr Ari Eko Priyanto Druwo RT 5 Bangunharjo Sewon
9 dr Arief Dwi Sudarmoko Bakulan Trirenggo Bantul
10 dr Arrus Ferry Jl Parangtritis Km 9,5 Gabusan Timbulharjo Sewon
11 dr Asep Santoso Apotek K-24 Jl. Wates Km 2 Kadipiro Ngestiharjo Kasihan
12 dr Atthobari Kauman Wijirejo Pandak
13 dr bambang Setio Budiartho Gedongkuning, Banguntapan Banguntapan
14 dr Banu Krisna Ngentak Murtigading Sanden
15 dr Bayu Aji Nugroho Saman Rt 03 Desa Bangunharjo Kec Sewon Bantul
16 dr Berliani Hijriawati Karasan Palbapang Bantul
17 dr Berliani Hijriawati Karanggondang Pendowoharjo Sewon Bantul
18 dr Budi Nur Rokhmah Pusk Sanden Murtigading Sanden
19 dr Budi Nur Rokhmah Gambrengan Trimurti Srandakan
20 dr Cahya Purnama , M.Kes Babadan, Banguntapan, Banguntapan, Bantul
21 dr Daruwati Rogoitan Pendowoharjo Sewon
22 dr Dedy Hartono Koripan Dlingo Dlingo
23 dr Desin Pambudi Sejahtera Bangen Bangunjiwo Kasihan
24 dr Dewi Widowati Apotik Wonokromo, Wonokromo Pleret
25 dr Dian Eko Astarini Gatak II Tamantirto Kasihan
26 dr Dwi Indri Sayekti Wonocatur Rt 1 Rw 23 No 241 Banguntapan Banguntapan Bantul
27 dr Eko Wahyuni Jurugentong Banguntapan Banguntapan
28 dr Emilia Arum Pratiwi Sorowajan Banguntapan Bantul
29 dr Endang Haryanti Jl Parangtritis KM 4,5 Gg Wijayakusuma no 100 Bangunharjo
sewon 30 dr F Sita Murti Alam Citra c 10 Cabeyan Panggungharjo Sewon
31 dr Faridha Achmawati Singosaren RT 03 Wukirsari Imogiri
32 dr Fenti Andreastuti Pusk Sewon I, Timbulharjo Sewon
33 dr Fetty Fathiyah Apotik Salma, Jati Wonokromo Pleret
34 dr Firdaus Hafidz As Shidieq Soragan Ngestiharjo Kasihan
35 dr Gregoriun Anung Trihadi Srimulyo Srimulyo Piyungan
36 dr Hairani Isnaning Putri Jembangan RT 05 Desa Segoroyoso Pleret Bantul
37 dr Hartati Sri Utami Pusk Bantul II Bantul
38 dr Harundriyo, MPH Sumberan, Ngestiharjo Kasihan
39 dr Hendra Prasetyawan Numpukan, Karangtengah, Imogiri
40 dr Hendry Agus Saputra Sonosewu 145 RT 05 Ngestiharjo Kasihan
41 dr Ifo Herwanti Ngebel RT 02 Tamantirto Kasihan
42 dr Ika Octaviani Arta Gedogan Rt 04 Sumbermulyo Bambanglipuro Bantul
43 dr Irena Agustiningtyas Potorono, Potorono Banguntapan
44 dr Jaka Harda Laksana Bakungan Trimurti Srandakan
45 dr Julie Christine Griya Indah V/259 Tambak Ngestiharjo Kasihan
46 dr Karmijono Pontjo Widianto Sonosewu Desa Ngestiharjo Kec. Kasihan Bantul
47 dr Kurnia Fajar Chasanah Wiyoro Lor Rt 11 Baturetno Banguntapan Bantul
48 dr Lucia Sri Rejeki Jetis Patalan Jetis
49 dr Lusiana Irene Widiastuti Plumbon No. 281 A Rt 11 Desa Banguntapan Bantul
50 dr Muhamad Taufik Ismail Bangen Bangunjiwi Kasihan
51 dr Nandang Patalan Jetis Bantul
52 dr Nanik Setyaningsih Jaranan Banguntapan Banguntapan Bantul
53 dr Nenni Dhian Kusumawardani Kuroboyo Caturharjo Pandak
54 dr Niken Nawangsih Mandingan Rt 02 Ringinharjo Bantul Bantul
55 dr Novi Wijayanti Sukirto Jetis Tamantirto Kasihan
56 dr Ratna Setiawati Kweni Panggungharji Sewon
57 dr Reni Murtyastuti Badegan Bantul Bantul
58 dr Risal Andy Kusnomo Metes Artgomulyo Sedayu
59 dr Sigit Hendro Sulistyo Karanggayam Desa Sitimulyo Piyungan Bantul
60 dr Sihono Greges Donotirto Kretek Bantul
61 dr Siti Noor Zaenab Syech Sidoharjo/Kerten Imogiri
62 dr Sri Wijaya Tangkilan Sumbermulyo Bambanglipuro
63 dr Sunarto Kembaran Tamantirto Kasihan
64 dr Syamsu Tatang Tri Yuwanto Busuran Ngangkruksari Donotirto Kretek
65 dr Syamsumin Kirnia Dewi Cungkup Sidomulyo Bambanglipuro
66 dr Taufik Hikmawan Yuliarto Mangunan, Mangunan, Dlingo
67 dr Tri Agus Wibowo Cungkup sidomulyo Bambanglipuro
68 dr Tri Ratnaningsih,M.Kes Krapyak Kulon Rt 11 Panggungharjo Sewon Bantul
69 dr Triatmi Dyah Wahyuning Krapyak Kulon Panggungharjo Sewon
70 dr Wahyu Suprapti Gendeng Bangunjiwo Kasihan Bantul
71 dr Wulandari Indri Hapsari Gandekan Desa Bantul Bantul Bantul
72 dr Yohanna Citra Prasetya Pelemsewu Panggungharjo Sewon Bantul
73 dr Yohanna Gita Candra Srimulyo Srimulyo Piyungan
74 dr Yuanita Mardastuti Cungkup sidomulyo Bambanglipuro
75 dr Yulaika Kusuma Wardani Perum Pesona Kotagede B 5 Desa Singosaren Banguntapan
Bantul 76 dr Yuli Sulistyowati Dongkelan Panggungharjo Sewon
77 dr Zainul Arifin Gunungsaren Trimurti Srandakan
78 dr Zainul Arifin Karangtalun Kebonagung Imogiri

DOKTER GIGI

NO NAMA TEMPAT PRAKTEK
1 drg Age Raras Premananingrum Tajeman Palbapang Bantul
2 drg Arie Sigit Nuryanto Garjoyo Imogiri Imogiri
3 drg Asih Widiastuti druwo RT 3 Bangunharjo Sewon
4 drg Bambang Sugiharto Tarudan Wetan Bangunharjo Sewon
5 drg Charlie Himawan Kadipiro Ngestiharjo Kasihan
6 drg Christinawati Mkes Brajan 108 Tamantirto kasihan
7 drg Dwi Amuntiasih Grojogan, Wirokerten Banguntapan
8 drg Endar Hayati Cebolan 01/06 Imogiri Imogiri
9 drg Ign Sulistyo Jatmiko Mantup Baturetno Banguntapan
10 drg Indras Hening Paramayanti Ruko Anthurium Blok B Kabrengan Srimulyo Piyungan
11 drg Isnaini Hadiyati Karasan Palbapang Bantul
12 drg Legowo Hamijaya Kompleks Madukismo Desa Tirtonirmolo Ksihan
13 drg Lucilla Mintati Kaligondang Sumbermulyo Bambanglipuro
14 drg MM Suryani Hutomo Sumberan, Ngestiharjo Kasihan
15 drg Muhammad Shulchan Tegaltandan Banguntapan Banguntapan
16 drg Nanik Ismawati Ruko Bantengan Wonocatur Baturetno Banguntapan Bantul
17 drg Nunik Novitasari Bakulan Wetan Patalan Jetis Bantul
18 drg Nurma Vebtiyanty Mantup baturetno Banguntapan
19 drg Pertiwi Waskitaningsih Badegan Bantul Bantul
20 drg Purnaningsih Pedes Karanglo Sedayu
21 drg Raden Rara Rini Genting Tirtomulyo Kretek
22 drg RS Lilik Indah Dongkelan RT8 no 298 Panggungharjo Sewon
23 drg Sapto Rini Jomblangan RT 04 Banguntapan, Banguntapan
24 drg Siti Jamiroh Rogoitan Pendowoharjo Sewon
25 drg Siti Rahayu Kalangan Baturetno Banguntapan
26 drg Siti Roikhana Munawaroh Bejen RT 4 Bantul Bantul
27 drg Sugiarti Perum Kalangan Baru B1 baturetno Banguntapan
28 drg Theresia Indriyani Tegalsari Donotirto Kretek
29 drg Tindrayati Wiyoro, Baturetno Banguntapan
30 drg Tri Joko Budi Susilo Perum Bugisan Indah A2 Ngestiharjo Kasihan Bantul
31 drg Tutik Waluyaningsih Perum Kartindah I/C4 no 156 Gendeng Bangunjiwo Kasihan
32 drg Wiwiek Ekawati Neco Sabdodadi Bantul
33 drg Yeni Kusumawati Sanden Murtigading Sanden
34 drg Yohana Retno Wikandari Kalangan Baru II/D2 Baturetno Banguntapan

DOKTER SPESIALIS

NO NAMA TEMPAT PRAKTEK SPESIALISASI
1 dr Agus Yuha Ahmadu, SpPD Jl Jend.Sudirman, Melikan Kidul Bantul Penyakit Dalam
2 Dr dr Ibnu Pranoto Sp And Tambak Ngestiharjo Kasihan Spesialis Andrologi
3 dr Margareta Yuliani, Sp. A Jl. Soragan No. 8 Sumberan RT 04 Ngestiharjo Kasihan Bantul Spesialis Anak
4 dr Neneng Ratnasari Sp PD Jl Imogiri Barat 10 Jotawang Bangunharjo Sewon Penyakit Dalam
5 dr RA Kresman, SpKJ Tarudan Kulon RT 7 Bangunharjo Sewon Spesialis Kejiwaan
6 dr Sasmito Nugroho Jl. Diponegoro 19 Depok Gandekan Bantul Bantul
7 dr Suryo Hapsara, SpB Pendowo Asri D-5 Pendowoharjo Sewon Spesialis Bedah

DAFTAR DOKTER PRAKTIK KODYA YOGYAKARTA

2012-02-08T05:31:00.000-08:00

DOKTER UMUM
NO NAMA TEMPAT PRAKTEK
1 Dina kartika Sari,dr 2. Jl DI Panjaitan Yogyakarta
2 Nuning Ekowati,dr 1. Jl Kadipaten Lor No 20 Yk
3 Sugih Nur Imbandini, dr 1. kadipaten Lor 20 Yk
4 Anang Abdul Wakhid Al Hakim,dr 1. kadipaten Lor 20 Yk
5 Prihtina Suryawati,dr 1. Jl Prawirotaman MG III/654 yk
6 Predty Setyo Suratno,dr 1. Jl HOS Cokroaminoto 57 Yk
7 Marno,MMr,M.Kes, dr 1. karangsari I Gedongkuning Yk
8 Andri Pangestu,dr 1. kranggan 24 Yk
9 Dite ari Prapti,dr Jl Nakula 56 Wirobrajan Yogyakarta
10 Yemima Margareta,dr 1. Jl Abu Bakar Ali 3 Yogyakarta
11 Inten Kumala sari,dr Jl Kadipaten Lor yk
12 Irwin Purnawan, dr Jl P. mangkubumi 20 Yk
13 Annisa latifah,dr 1. Jl c Simanjuntak 78 Yk
14 Marya Djapra NS 1. Jl c Simanjuntak 78 Yk
15 susilawatiy Pudji Lestari, dr 1. JLl C Simanjuntak 78 Yk
16 Pekik Peni Pertiwi, dr Brontokusuman MG III/374 YK
17 Soedjono aswin, Ph.D,dr 1. Jl Sisingamangaraja 76 Yk
18 Eva Rusiene,dr 2. jl Hibrida UH II/164 Muja muju Yk
19 Evi Indrasanti, dr 2. Klinik Hotel santika Yk
20 Budi Agung,dr 3. Jl Pakuningratan 19 Yk
21 Melissa kartika Chandra 1. Jl Mataram 7 Yk
22 Titien Budhiati,dr Jl Gedongkuning 110 B Yk
23 Asdi Yudiono,dr 1. Jl Masjid 3 Pakualaman Yk
24 Antonius Andriyanto gunawan,dr 1. Jl P. Mangkubumi 107 - 109 Yk
25 Yovita Yuniarti Setjodi ningrat,dr 2. Jl Beskalan 476 Yk
26 Ndaru Rosbantolo,dr 1. Jl Kusumanegara 86 yk
27 Ikhlas Muhamad Jenie,dr 1. Jl Ireda 68 Yk
28 Endang Suparniati,dr,m.Kes 1. Jl Jend Sudirman 10 Yk
29 Agung Nugroho Praptomo Putro,dr 1. Jl Kapten Tendean 29 Yk
30 Soni Aria Saksana, dr 3. Mujamuju UH II/864 RT 43/12 Yk
31 Ernawati hardani,dr 2. Jl ireda 121 Yk
32 Matheus Sutarjo.dr Jl Gejayan 5 Yk
33 Mochamad Wibowo,dr purwanggan 19 Yk
34 Yudita wulandari,dr Jl tamsis 70 Yk
35 Desi aryadi,dr Jl Pramuka 85 B yk
36 Andu Sofyan Jl suryopranoto 44 Yk
37 cucun Lindiawati,dr 1. Jl Ngeksigondo 55 YK
38 Ismuning wachidah,dr 2. RS Ludira Husada tama Yk
39 Rindi Rendanti,dr 2. Tukangan DN II/593 D Yk
40 Sri Sundari,Dr,M.Kes 1. Tegalmulyo WB I RT1/1 No 1 Yk
41 Ika Yuswa d heru,dr 1. Jl Laksda adisucipto 39 Yk
42 Iswandari,dr 1.Jl Veteran 153 YK
43 Arlita wahyu cipta rahmi,dr 1. Jl Rejowinangun 3 YK
44 Lana Unwanah,dr 1. Warungboto I/UH IV/753 Yk
45 Tri Kusuma Bawono, SE,dr 2. Jl Gadjahmada 4 YK
46 I.B Mudjiono,dr 1. Glagah UH IV/154 Yk
47 Pinky Christina Dewi,dr Jl Taman Siswa,70 yogyakarta
48 Jenny Maria Carolina Siagian,dr Jl Magelang 113 Yk
49 Sunarsih Asdie, dr 2. Jl Sosromenduran no 7 Yk
50 Sunarsih Asdie, dr 1. Jl Gayam 30 Yk
51 Krisma Kurnia,dr 1. Jl Laksda adisucipto Yk
52 Benny Hartono,dr 2. Jl Ketandan 60 YK
53 Rochana Dwi astuti,dr 1. Perum APMD, Jl Ganesha III/27 Yk
54 Irena agustiningtyas,dr 1. Jl Kusumanegara 296 Yk
55 Fita Yulia Kisworini,dr 1. Perum Gedongkuning permai Yk
56 Lia Ratna Sari,dr 1. Jl Prawirodirjan GM II/644 yk
57 Lia Ratna Sari,dr Miliran UH II/III Yk
58 Maya Sinthia Dewayani 2. Jl Tegallempuyangan DN III/70 Yk
59 Endang Hariyuanti,dr Jl Wongsodirjan 2 Yk
60 Fitri Sukmawati,dr Jl Reksobayan 14 Yogyakarta
61 Seta Nurhayati,dr 2. Jl nakula 21 Wirobrajan Yk
62 Kusumastuti,dr 1. Jl Sidikan 101 Umbulharjo Yogyakarta
63 Nur Elok,dr 2. Jl Sorosutan 11 Yogyakarta
64 Edhi Dharma,dr 2. Jl Poncowinatan 98 Yogyakarta
65 Tri Widjaja,dr 1. Warungboto UH II/98 Yogyakarta
66 Priha Nur Achsanti,dr 1. Sorogenen 28 Yogyakarta
67 Amelia,dr 1. Jl Poncowinatan 47 Yogyakarta
68 Haryono Agung Wibowo,dr 2. Dukuh MJ I/1231 YK
69 R. Kosnijo,dr 1. Jl Kadipaten 1 Yk
70 Sri Berliayanti,dr 3. Jl Prof Yohanes 1062 B Sagan Yogyakarta
71 Nugrahaningtyas,Y,dr Mangkusuman Gk IV/1491 Yogyakarta
72 Yos Benito Arman,dr Kumendaman MJ II/374 Yk
73 Nur Setyawan Ekosusilo,dr Musikanan PB I/87 RT 57/15 Yk
74 Muhamad Isman Jusuf,dr Jl Jogonegaran 28 Yk
75 Listiadi Nur Cahyanto,dr Basen KG III/177B Purbayan Kotagede Yk
76 Teguh Triyono Alun 2 RT 36 /rw 9 Purbayan Kotagede Yk
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77 Irawan Jl Kranggan No 2 Yogyakarta
78 Gagad Agung Widiastuti Jatimulyo TR I/255A RT 02/RW 01 Yogyakarta
79 Trisoelo Jl Mayjen Sutoyo 45 Yogyakarta
80 Trisoelo Masjid Ngadinegaran
81 Trisoelo Balai RW Suryodiningratan Yogyakarta
82 Tatti Isminarti Jl Bhayangkara 13 Yogyakarta
83 Soepangat Jl Jogokaryan
84 Soetopo Kasno JL Patangpuluhan 26 Yk
85 Kelik Heryjanto Jl Kusumanegara 43 Yk
86 Kelik Heryjanto Jl Kenari 43 Yk
87 Arief Zainal Rakhman Jl gambiran 115, Stikes Surya global Yk
88 Soekarno radjiman Tegalpanggung DN II/928 Yk
89 Ihsan Nurcahyo Jl Ireda 121 Yk
90 Nuning ekowati Jl Kadipaten Lor 20 Yk
91 Moechtaram Djalal 1. Jl Wakhid Hasyim 27 Yogyakarta
92 Galuh Hindawati . Jl Wirobrajan 5A
93 Andu Sofyan Jl Suryopranoto 44 Yk
94 Salamah Sri Nurhayati Kulonprogo
95 Salamah Sri Nurhayati Jl Peleman 9 Rejowinangun Yk
96 Suharno Tempel Wirogunan UH III/911 Yk
97 Widea Rossi Desvita Jl Veteran 113 Yogyakarta
98 Andhiko Buwono Sekti Jl Iromejan 32 Yk
99 Yuliana Guwanto Bangirejo Taman 24 Yk
100 Widodo Trijoko Purwanto Jl Letjend Suprapto NG I/104 Yk
101 Isdiyati Jl Polowijan 40 Kadipaten Kraton Yk
102 Ika Handayani Jl Parangtritis 161 Yk
103 Aprilina Rusmaladewi Notoyudan GT II/981 Yk
104 R. Sampoerno H.S. Jl Munir 109 Serangan Ngampilan Yk
105 Helina Sofia Jl Cendana 26 Umbulharjo Yk
106 Tejo Katon Kementrian Agama Kanwil Prop DIY, Jl Sukonandi 8 Yk 107 Trisni Nur Andayani Hotel Ibis Malioboro, Jl Malioboro 52-58
108 Mardalisa Prawirotaman MG III/625 Yogyakarta
109 Eva Rusiene Perum Gedong Kuning Asri No.18 Kotagede

DOKTER GIGI

NO NAMA TEMPAT PRAKTEK
1 Elvina Dewi,drg 3. Jl Patehan Kidul 10 Yk
2 Andalusi Slamet, drg 1. Puskesmas Gedong Tengen Yk
3 Irawati Hadiretno,drg 2. Jl laksda Adisucipto 36 Yj
4 Defi Monicha,drg 1. Jl Ngeksigondo 21 Yk
5 Goeno Subagyo,drg 3. Jl Bimo Kurdo 11 Sapen Yk
6 Arief Pramono,drg 1. Jl Ngeksigondo 21 Yk
7 Yunita Haryanti,drg 2. Jl Wolter Monginsidi 22 Yk
8 Budi Dharma,drg 1. Gowongan Lor 37 Yk
9 Iwan Surya Winata,drg 3. Gowongan Lor 37 Yk
10 Sri Hartati,drg 2. Jl Timoho 38 a Yk
11 Abdul kadir,drg 1. JL DI Panjaitan 139 Yk
12 Dion Santanu, drg 1. Cik Di Tiro 21 Yk
13 indra Bramanti,drg 1. Jl Suryatmajan 63 Yk
14 Arief Haritono,drg 1.Jl DI Panjaitan 59 Yk
15 Wikan Sari Yuniarti,drg 1. Jl HOS Cokroaminoto 72 Yk
16 Slamet Imbi Subagya, drg 2. Gedong Kuning 162 RT 09/03 Yk
17 Darmadji 2. Dukuh MJ I/1575 Yk
18 Emma rahmi Aryani,drg 2. Jl KH Agus Salim 6 Yk
19 Taufiq AK,drg 1. Jl KH Agus Salim 6 Yk
20 Dyak Widoyoko,drg Jl Menteri Supeno 34 Yk
21 Nanik Ismawati,drg 2. Jl Gambiranom 7c RT 36/09 Pandeyan Umbulharjo
Yk 22 Sri Kantini,drg 1. Jl Balirejo 30 Yk
23 Aan Iswanti,drg 1. Jl pandean 40 Yk
24 Edwina Magdalena,drg 2. Jl MT haryono 1 Yk
25 Harman Subandi,drg 1. Jl MT haryono 1 Yk
26 Tita ratya Utari,drg 1. Jl Purwanggan 12 Yk
27 Widya Pratidina,drg 1. Jl DI Panjaitan 19 Yk
28 Edie Susanto,drg 2. Jl Poncowinatan 92 Yk
29 Eddy Wongso Susilo,drg 1. Jl Kusumanegara 60 Yk
30 Tati Mengijati,drg 1. Jl HOS Cokroaminoto 172 Yk
31 Soegito Martohusodo,drg 2. Kadipaten Kulon KP I/310 Yogyakarta
32 Arya Praseta Beumaputra,drg 1. Jl Timoho 38 UH II Yogyakarta
33 Tri Kuncoro P,drg 1. Pringgokusuman 10
34 Gianawati,drg 1. Jl Brigjen Katamso 28 Yogyakarta
35 2. BP Pelita Kasih, Jl Wongsodirjan 2 Yogyakarta
36 Christiana Lisiani Dewi,drg 1.-
37 2. BP Pelita Kasih, Jl Wongsodirjan 2 Yogyakarta
38 Any Pristiwati,drg 1. Bangirejo KW I/59 A Yogyakarta
39 Widayawati Purba Trisnasih,drg 1. Jl Ipda Tut Harsono 48 Yogyakarta
40 Sara Anindito,drg 1. Bumijo Tengah JT I/1333 Yk
41 Arif Pramono,drg 1. Jl Ngeksigondo 21 Yk
42 Fransiska Widayanti,drg 1. Jl Brigjen Katamso 28 Yk
43 Daniel Tumbur H Hutabarat,drg 1. Jl Juminahan 9 Kel Tegal Panggung Danurejan yk
44 V.Dian Milasari,drg 1.Jl Melati Kulon 34 Baciro Yogyakarta
45 Abdul Azis,drg Jl Suryotomo GM I/575 Yogyakarta
46 Tutik Winarni 1. Glagah UH IV/352 Yogyakarta
47 Arif Dani Dahlius 2. Jl Langensari 2 Yogyakarta
48 Ratih Sevia 2. Jl Magelang 101 Yogyakarta
49 Tjung Hastono 1. Jl Brigjen Katamso
50 Eddy Wongso Susilo 1.Jl Kusumanegara 60 Yk
51 Eddy Wongso Susilo 2. Ketandan Wetan 37 Yk
52 Purwanto 1. Taman Siswa MG II/1429 Yk
53 Nor Wachid Jl Kuncen WB I/213 Yk
54 Darmanto Jl Ibu Ruswo 18 Yk
55 Budi Dharma 1. Giwangan Lor 37 Yk
56 Diah Retno Hapsari 2. Jl Glagah Sari 98 Yk
57 Reinaldo Edwin Jl AM Sangaji 19 Yk
58 Tedi Pramantyo Jl Brigjen Katamso 8 Yogyakarta
59 Christine Windayani Iman Jl Brigjen Katamso 28 Yogyakarta
60 Septa Hera Wiharja Jl Brigjen Katamso 173 Yogyakarta
61 Tri Utami Widhayanti Jl Brigjen Katamso 173 Yogyakarta
62 Irta rahmayani Quartana Jl Kapten Piere Tendean RT 44/RW 09 Yk
63 Leony Agustina Jl Tentara Rakyat Mataram 40 Yk
64 Rachmani Indrati Jl Purwanggan No.12 Yk

DOKTER SPESIALIS

NO NAMA TEMPAT PRAKTEK SPESIALISASI
1 Wasilah R, dr, SpPD Jl Sisingamangaraja 76 Yk Penyakit Dalam
2 Tiniwati,dr, Sp RM Bintaran Wetan 15 Yk Rehabilitasi Medik
3 Iswanto,dr,Sp P Jl Bintaran Wetan 15 Yk Spesialis Paru
4 Siti Musfiroh iskindar,dr, SpS Demakan TR III/599 Yogyakarta Spesialis Saraf
5 Anisah ,dr, SpOG Jl Panjaitan 96 Yk Spesialis Obsgyn
6 Rikyanto,dr,SpKK Jl Tentara Pelajar 10 Yogyakarta Spesialis Kulit & Kelamin
7 Artati Sri Redjeki, dr, SpM Jl Pakuningratan Spesialis Mata
8 Lucia Kris Dinarti, dr, SpJP Jl Letjend Suprapto 87 yogyakarta Spesialis Jantung
9 Kartono, DE,dr, SpA Komplek POLRI, Jl langensari 17 Yk Spesialis Anak
10 Agung Widianto,r, SpB 1. Jl Gadjahmada 4 Yk Spesialis Bedah
11 Woro Umi Ratih, dr, SpPK 2. Taman giwangan Asri 2/A-1 Malangan UH Yk Spesialis Patologi Klinik
12 Kristiana etnawati, dr,SPKK 1. Jl Bumijo 26 Yk Spesialis Kulit & Kelamin
13 Achmad Husain Asdie,dr, SpPD 1. Jl Gayam 30 Yk Penyakit Dalam
14 Fadjar Waskito,dr, SpKK (K) 3. Jl A.M Sangaji 77 Yk Spesialis Kulit & Kelamin
15 Sumardi,dr, SpPD 2. Jl Am Sangaji 77 Yk Penyakit Dalam
16 Pujiatun,dr, Sp RM 1. Jl Pramuka 96 Yk Rehabilitasi Medik
17 Rizka H Asdie, dr SpPD 1. Jl Gayam 30 Yk Penyakit Dalam
18 Suhandi DA,dr, SpPD 3. Jogokaryan 594 Yk Penyakit Dalam
19 Haryanto Rahardho, dr, SpPD 1. Jl Prof Yohanes 106 A Yk Penyakit Dalam
20 Kiswarjanu, dr, SpA 2.Jl Taman Siswa 129 Yk Spesialis Anak
21 Tri Wahyuliati, dr, SpS 1. Jl Ibu Ruswo 51 Yk Spesialis Saraf
22 Moch hakimi, dr, SpOG 1. Jl sisingamangaraja 73 Yk Spesialis Obsgyn
23 Neti Nurani,dr, SpA 1. Jl Golo 33 Umbulharjo Yk Spesialis Anak
24 Suradha,dr, SpS, Sp KJ 1. Jl Patehan Tengah 39 Yk Spesialis Kejiwaan
25 Tri Kuswadi,dr, SpPD 2. Jl bantul 110 B mantrijeron Yk Penyakit Dalam
26 Bowo widiasmoko,dr, SpOG 2. JL Sam Ratulangi 4 Yk Spesialis Obsgyn
27 Sulchan Sofoewan,dr, SpOG 1. Jl KH Wakhid Hasyim 47 YK Spesialis Obsgyn
28 Niken Indrastuti, SpKK 2. jl Bumijo Lor 26 Yk Spesialis Kulit & Kelamin
29 Erwin Santoso, dr, SpA 2. Jl Taqwa 15 Yogyakarta Spesialis Anak
30 Artati Hidayat,dr, SpM 2. Jl Pakuningratan Spesialis Mata
31 Endang Purwanti,dr, SpM 2. Jl Bantul No 79 Yogyakarta Spesialis Mata
32 Kasirun Kasim Putranto,dr, SpOG 1. Jl Gedongkuning 106 Yogyakarta Spesialis Obsgyn
33 Jaswadi Dasuki,dr, SpOG 2. Dr Sutomo 48 Yk Spesialis Obsgyn
34 Muzayyanah, SpOG 1. Jl Sultan agung 41 yk Spesialis Obsgyn
35 Sunardi, SpPD KGH 3.Jogokaryan 59 Yogyakarta Penyakit Dalam
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36 Bambang Suryadi , Sp THT 3. Jl Bantul No 79 Yogyakarta Spesialis THT
37 Ketut Losin, Sp THT 1. Dukuh MJ I/521, Jl Bantul Spesialis THT
38 Sonny Surya Mibatsuh, SpS 3. Jl Notowinatan 92 Yogyakarta Spesialis Saraf
39 Maria Assumpta Budiprawati, SpRad Kemetiran Lor GT II/680 Yk Spesialis Radiologi
40 RA Kresman, Sp KJ Timuran MG III/87 Spesialis Kejiwaan
41 Chatarina Triwikatmini, SpPD Bangirejo TR II/642 Karangwaru YK Penyakit Dalam
42 MTS Darmawan, SpA Jl Cendana 26 Yk Spesialis Anak
43 Hemi Sinorita, SpPD Jl Cendana 26 Yk Penyakit Dalam
44 Haryo Yudono, SpM Jl Parangtritis Yogyakarta Spesialis Mata
45 Soeharso, SpS (K) Jl Di Panjaitan 61 Yk Spesialis Saraf
46 Liliani Mustika Dewi, SpPD Jl Magelang 178 Yk Penyakit Dalam
47 Sri Wijayanti, SpA jl P Romo No 4 Kotagede yogyakarta Spesialis Anak
48 Erwin Santosa, SpA Jl Suronatan 15 Yogyakarta Spesialis Anak
49 Sunartini Hapsara, SpA (K) Jl Pangeran Romo 4 Kotagede Yk Spesialis Anak (K)
50 Hartati Suproyo, drg, Sp Perio 1. Jl Kusumanegara 296 gedongkuning Yk Spesialis Perio
51 Liza Siskasari, drg, Sp KGA 1. Mutiara Blok F 26 pengok Gk Yk Spesialis Konservasi Gigi
52 Asri Widayanti,drg Sp KGA 3. jl dr Wahidin10 Yk Spesialis Konservasi Gigi
53 Laelia Dwi Anggraeni,drg, Sp KGA 2. Jl Suryatmajan 63 Yk Spesialis Konservasi Gigi
54 Stella maria,drg, Sp Orth 1.Jl Hayam Wuruk 24 Yj Spesialis Orthodontis
55 Eri Wiswha Dewi,drg, Sp KG 2. Jl Gondosuli 25 yk Spesialis Konservasi Gigi
56 Andi Triawan,drg, Sp Orth 1.Jl Suryopranoto 44 Yk Spesialis Orthodontis
57 Rahardjo,drg, Sp BM 1. Jl Ngeksigondo 21 Kotegede Yk Spesialis Bedah Mulut
58 Dayinah Harman Subandhi, drg, Sp KG 1. Jl MT Haryono 1 Yk Spesialis Konservasi Gigi
59 Inge Santoso,drg, Sp Orth 1. Jl Magelang 101 Yk Spesialis Orthodontis
60 Darmawan Setyanto,drg, Sp Orth 2. Jl Tukangan 19 Yk Spesialis Orthodontis
61 Prihandini Iman,drg, Sp Orth 2. Jl Mawar 11 Baciro Yogyakarta Spesialis Orthodontis
62 Patricia Nur Irawati Dewi,drg, Sp Orth 2. Jl Pringgokusuman 10 Yk Spesialis Orthodontis
63 Bambang Dwi Rahadjo, drg, Sp BM 2. Jl Gejayan 36 Yk Spesialis Bedah Mulut
64 Endang Wahyuningtyas,drg, SpProst 1. Jl dr Sutomo 20 Yogyakarta Spesialis Prostetis
65 Haryo Mustiko Dipoyono,drg, Sp Prost 1.Jl Prawirotaman 24 Yogyakarta Spesialis Prostetis
66 Murti Indrastuti,drg, Sp prost 1. Jl Gayam 32 Yogakarta Spesialis Prostetis
67 Rinaldi Budi Utomo,drg, Sp KGA 1. Jl Suryatmajan Yk Spesialis Konservasi Gigi
68 Sri Suparwati,drg, Sp Orth 2. Jl Mawar 11 Baciro Yogyakarta Spesialis Orthodontis
69 Suparyono Saleh, drg, Sp Prosth 2. Jl Mawar 11 Baciro Yogyakarta Spesialis Prostetis
70 Soelistiono,drg, Sp BM Jl Gading No 8 patehan Wetan Yogyakrta Spesialis Bedah Mulut
71 Titiek Ismiyati,drg, Sp Prost 1. Jl Nogosari Kidul 11A Kraton Yogyakarta Spesialis Prostetis
72 Krisbudi Hudiyoko, drg, Sp Ort 3. Jl Wolter Monginsidi Spesialis Orthodontis
73 Ika Diah Kusuma Agustina, drg, Sp Ort 3, Jl Yos Sudarso 27 Yk Spesialis Orthodontis
74 Siti Bale rantinah, drg, Sp KGA 2. Jl Brigjen Katamso 8 Yk Spesialis Konservasi Gigi
75 Lusi Yuliastuti, Sp KGA Jl Ireda 59 Yk Spesialis Konservasi Gigi
76 Siwi DwiharsantiSp Orth 2. Jl Lempuyangan No 20 Yk Spesialis Orthodontis
77 Santi Kusumawati, Sp KG 1.Jl P Mangkubumi 32 Yogyakarta Spesialis Konservasi Gigi
78 Rusbaningsih, Sp Perio Jl Dipokusuman MG I/324 Yogyakarta Spesialis Perio
79 Iwa Sutardjo, Sp KGA Jl Wirobrajan 5 A Yogyakarta Spesialis Konservasi Gigi
80 JCP Heryumani, Sp Orth Jl Sugeng Jeroni 46 Yogyakarta Spesialis Orthodontis
81 Tita Ratya Utari, drg, SpOrt Jl Purwanggan 12 Yogyakarta Spesialis Orthodontis

Masangin di alun alun kidul

2011-12-12T03:52:00.000-08:00

Masangin adalah wisata yang unik selain mengelilingi Yogyakarta,Masangin adalah masuk diantara dua pohon beringin di alun alun kidul.
Wisata ini termasuk wisata Budaya yang unik dan mendebarkan,bagaimana tidak mendebarkan ketika kedua mata anda di tutup anda di persilahkan masuk diantara dua pohon beringin yang kelihatannya sangat mudah.
Namun ketika dicoba banyak yang gagal,konon mereka yang gagal adalah yang tidak bersih hatinya sementara yang bisa masuka adalah yang berhati bersih.
Mau mencoba....? silakan datang dan buktikan.

Orang Terkaya Didunia Th 2011

2011-12-10T06:41:00.001-08:00

Inilah Daftar Orang terkaya didunia versi Forbes

1. Carlos Slim Helu & family ($74 Billion) Telecom, Mexico

2. Bill Gates ($56 Billion) Microsoft, United States

3. Warren Buffett ($50 Billion) Berkshire Hathaway, United States

4. Bernard Arnault ($41 Billion) LVMH, Perancis

5. Larry Ellison ($39.5 Billion) Oracle, United States

6. Lakshmi Mittal ($31.1 Billion) Steel, India

7. Amancio Ortega ($31 Billion) Zara, Spanyol

8. Eike Batista ($30 Billion) Oil, Brazil

9. Mukesh Ambani ($27 Billion) Petrochemicals, oil & gas, India

10. Christy Walton & family ($26.5 Billion Walmart, United States

11. Li Ka-shing ($26 Billion) Hong Kong

12. Karl Albrecht $25.5 Billion) Aldi, Jerman

13. Stefan Persson ($24.5 Billion) H&M, Swedia

14. Vladimir Lisin ($24 Billion) Steel, Rusia

15. Liliane Bettencourt ($23.5 Billion) L'Oreal, Perancis

16. Sheldon Adelson ($23.3 Billion) Casinos, United States

17. David Thomson & family ($23 Billion) Media, Kanada

18. Charles Koch ($22 Billion) United States

18. David Koch ($22 Billion) United States

20. Jim Walton ($21.3 Billion) Walmart, United States

21. Alice Walton ($21.2 Billion) Walmart, United States

22. S. Robson Walton ($21 Billion) Walmart, United States

23. Kwok Thomas & Raymond & family ($20 Billion) Real estate, Hong Kong

24. Larry Page ($19.8 Billion) Google, United States

25. Sergey Brin ($19.8 Billion) Google, United States

Kursus Membatik Di Jogjakarta

2011-12-09T16:07:00.001-08:00

Biasanya kalau kursus itu kursus menjahit,kursus menyulam....lha ini di Jogjakarta ada namanya kursus membatik apapula itu...?

Jadi kalau sampeyan sampeyan yang biasanya pakai baju batik waktu kondangan, atau waktu hari jumat sampeyan bisa melihat proses dan sekaligus tahu caranya bikin kain batik.

Mau mencoba ......? silakan datang ke Sanggar Kalpika yang berada di Kampung Taman, sebelah barat Tamansari atau balai batik di jalan kusumanegara.

Silakan coba untuk mendapatkan pengalaman yang seru.

Masyarakat Jogja Tersinggung Ucapan George Yunus Adicondro

2011-12-09T06:34:00.000-08:00

Seperti di lansir Republika Co Id.George Yunus Adi Condro membuat Masyarakat Jogja terluka dan tersinggung.
Berikut berita yang dimuat Republika co id :

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID,YOGYAKARTA--Puluhan anggota Forum Masyarakat Yogyakarta, Jumat, menggeruduk rumah kontrakan George Aditjondro di Desa Catur Tunggal, Kecamatan Depok, Kabupaten Sleman. Aksi itu dilakukan massa yang merasa pengarang buku "Gurita Cikeas" itu melecehkan keraton dan masyarakat Yogyakarta.

Puluhan anggota Forum Masyarakat Yogyakarta (FMY) ingin mengusir George namun yang bersangkutan sudah lama meninggalkan rumah.

Karena George tidak ada di rumah dan pintu rumah terkunci, massa kemudian menempelkan beberapa poster di kaca jendela dan pintu. Poster tersebut di antaranya bertuliskan "Jaga mulutmu George, kalau gak suka dengan Jogja dan kraton, silakan minggat!!!, Mulutmu Harimaumu".

Kemudian beberapa orang menaburkan sekeranjang bunga mawar di teras rumah George Aditjondro dan salah seorang massa FMY Sugeng telah menyiapkan tiket bus patas Yogyakarta-Semarang agar George Aditjondro segera meninggalkan Yogyakarta. "Ini kami bawakan tiket gratis untuk minggat dari Yogya," kata Sugeng.

Menurut warga sekitar Sumaryo, rumah kontrakan George sudah lama tidak ditempati sejak kasus buku Gurita Cikeas menghebohkan Tanah Air.

Ketua Sekretariat Bersama Pendukung Keistimewaan Yogyakarta Widihasto W Putra mengatakan George Junus Aditjondro harus jantan mengakui ucapannya dan meminta maaf kepada Keraton Yogyakarta dan masyarakat Yogyakarta.

"Jangan pura-pura bego dan membantah tidak pernah mengucapkan kata-kata yang menyakitkan, rakyat Yogyakarta ini pemaaf, permintaan maaf ini bisa mengobati sakit hati dan kemarahan rakyat Yogyakarta. Kalu tidak mau mengakui juatru akan semakin memperburuk posisi George Aditjonro," katanya.

Ucapan George yang dinilai melecehkan adalah saat dia tampil sebagai pembicara dalam diskusi publik bertema "Membedah Status Sultan Ground/Pakualaman Ground Dalam Keistimewaan Yogyakarta" di Auditorium Fakultas Teknologi Pertanian Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) Yogyakarta pada Rabu 30 November 2011.

BANYUSUMURUP Kampung Tempat Pembuatan Keris di Yogyakarta

2011-12-08T02:05:00.000-08:00

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Ingin ke BANYUSUMURUP Kampung Tempat Pembuatan Keris di Yogyakarta Anda mesti menempuhnya dengan kendaraan pribadi atau taksi, sebab tak ada angkutan umum seperti bis yang melewatinya.

Namun pengalaman unik yang tidak ada duanya segera akan menjadi obat stress yang tidak ada duanya.

Mendut Temple

2011-12-08T01:53:00.001-08:00

Mendut is a ninth century Buddhist temple, located in Mendut village, Mungkid sub-district, Magelang Regency, Central Java, Indonesia. The temple is located about three kilometres east from Borobudur. Mendut, Borobudur and Pawon, all of which are Buddhist temples, are located in one straight line. There is a mutual religious relationship between the three temples, although the exact ritual process is unknown.[1]

Built around early ninth century AD, Mendut is the oldest of the three temples including Pawon and Borobudur. The Karangtengah inscription, the temple was built and finished during the reign of King Indra of Sailendra dynasty. The inscription dated 824 AD mentioned that King Indra of Sailendra has built a sacred building named Venuvana which means "bamboo forest". Dutch archaeologist JG de Casparis has connected the temple mentioned in Karangtengah inscription with Mendut temple.[2]

In 1836 it was discovered as a ruins covered with bushes. The restoration of this temple was started at 1897 and it was finished at 1925. Some archaeologists who had conducted research on this temple were JG de Casparis, Theodoor van Erp, and Arisatya Yogaswara.

Borobudur Temple

2011-12-06T08:09:00.001-08:00

Best Tour in Yogyakarta

Borobudur, or Barabudur, could be a 9th-century Mahayana Buddhist monument close to Magelang, Central Java, Indonesia. The monument contains six sq. platforms topped by 3 circular platforms, and is embellished with two,672 relief panels and 504 Buddha statues.[1] A main dome, located at the middle of the highest platform, is surrounded by seventy two Buddha statues seated within perforated stupa.

The monument is each a shrine to the Lord Buddha and an area for Buddhist pilgrimage. The journey for pilgrims begins at the bottom of the monument and follows a path circumambulating the monument whereas ascending to the highest through the 3 levels of Buddhist cosmology, particularly Kāmadhātu (the world of desire), Rupadhatu (the world of forms) and Arupadhatu (the world of formlessness). throughout the journey, the monument guides the pilgrims through a system of stairways and corridors with one,460 narrative relief panels on the walls and also the balustrades.

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Evidence suggests Borobudur was abandoned following the 14th-century decline of Buddhist and Hindu kingdoms in Java, and also the Javanese conversion to Islam.[2] Worldwide information of its existence was sparked in 1814 by Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, then the British ruler of Java, who was suggested of its location by native Indonesians. Borobudur has since been preserved through many restorations. the biggest restoration project was undertaken between 1975 and 1982 by the Indonesian government and UNESCO, following that the monument was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage web site.[3] Borobudur continues to be used for pilgrimage; once a year Buddhists in Indonesia celebrate Vesak at the monument, and Borobudur is Indonesia's single most visited tourist attraction.

Prambanan Temple

2011-12-06T07:58:00.001-08:00

Prambanan Temple Near Yogyakarta

Prambanan may be a ninth century Hindu temple compound in Central Java, Indonesia, dedicated to the Trimurti, the expression of God because the Creator (Brahma), the Sustainer (Vishnu) and also the Destroyer (Shiva). The temple compound is found approximately eighteen km east of Yogyakarta town on the boundary between Yogyakarta and Central Java province.[1]The temple, a UNESCO World Heritage website, is that the largest Hindu temple in Indonesia, and is one in every of the most important and also the most lovely Hindu temples in Southeast Asia. it's characterised by its tall and pointed design, typical of Hindu temple design, and by the towering 47m high central building within an outsized advanced of individual temples.[2] one in every of the foremost majestic temples within the Southeast Asia, Prambanan attracts several guests worldwide.[3]Source : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prambanan

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Rumah Sakit Rujukan Di Jogjakarta

2011-12-06T04:44:00.000-08:00

RS Bethesda Yogyakarta
Jl. Jendral Sudirman 70 Yogyakarta 55224 Indonesia
Phone: 0274-562246, 0274-586688 (Hunting)
Fax: 0274-563312
Website: www.bethesda.or.id
bethesda.jogja.com

RS Panti Rapih Yogyakarta
Jl. Cik Ditiro No. 30 Yogyakarta INDONESIA 55223
telp: +62-274-563333, 515709, 514845 fax: +62-274-564583
Website: http://www.pantirapih.or.id/

Rumah Sakit Dr. Sardjito Yogyakarta
Jl. Kesehatan No. 1 Sekip Yogyakarta INDONESIA 55284
telp: +62-274-587333 fax: +62-274-565369
Website: http://www.sardjitohospital.co.id/

Balai PKB PKU Muhamadiyah
Jl Kemasan 3 RT 010/04 YOGYAKARTA 55173
0274 371201

Rumah Sakit Angkatan Udara Dr S Hardjolukito
Jl Pangkalan TNI AU Adisucipto YOGYAKARTA 55221
0274 564467

Rumah Sakit Condong Catur
Jl Manggis 6 RT 002/11 YOGYAKARTA
0274 887494

Rumah Sakit DKT
Jl Juwadi 19 RT 008/02 YOGYAKARTA
0274 555402

Rumah Sakit Islam Hidayatulah
Jl Veteran 184 YOGYAKARTA 55161
0274 389194

Rumah Sakit Ludira Husada Tama
Jl Wiratama 4 YOGYAKARTA 55244
0274 620333

Rumah Sakit Patmasuri
Jl Lapangan Krapyak Panggungharjo YOGYAKARTA 55188
0274 372021

Rumah Sakit Permata Husada
Kp Kauman RT 005 YOGYAKARTA
0274 441212

Rumah Sakit PKU Muhammadiyah
Jl KH Akhmad Dahlan 20 YOGYAKARTA
0274 13100432

Rumah Sakit Santa Elizabeth Ganjuran
Jl Ganjuran Permai VII YOGYAKARTA
0274 7101595

Rumah Sakit Umum Daerah Sleman
Jl Bhayangkara 48 YOGYAKARTA
0274 7495625

Rumah Sakit Umum Daerah Wirosaban
Jl Wirosaban 1 YOGYAKARTA 55162
0274 371195

Rumah Sakit Umum Lokapala
Jl Pemuda 1 YOGYAKARTA 55281
0274 485256

Rumah Sakit Khusus Bedah AN NUR ( Bedah Urologi)
Jalan Colombo, Depok Sleman Yogyakarta, Indonesia
+62 274 585848 ‎
Website :http://annurhospital.com/web/

Wisata Sehari Di Jogjakarta

2011-12-06T04:12:00.000-08:00

Paket 1
Jam 09:00 Tiba Dibandara Adisucipto/Stasiun Tugu di jemput Mobil
Jam 09:30 Menuju Kawasan Malioboro/Beli Oleh oleh Bakpia Pathuk + Kaos Dagadu
Jam 12:00 Makan di Gudeg Wijilan
Jam 13:00 Wisata Kraton
Jam 15:00 Wisata di Tamansari/Kotagedhe
Jam 17:00 Menuju Bandara Adi Sucipto/Stasiun Tugu

Paket 2
Jam 09:00 Tiba Dibandara Adisucipto/Stasiun Tugu di jemput Mobil
Jam 09:30 Menuju Borobudur
Jam 13:00 Makan Siang
Jam 15:00 Wisata Agro di Turi + Merapi + Beli Oleh Oleh Salak Pondoh
Jam 17:00 Menuju Bandara Adi Sucipto/Stasiun Tugu

Paket 3
Jam 09:00 Tiba Dibandara Adisucipto/Stasiun Tugu di jemput Mobil
Jam 09:30 Menuju Prambanan
Jam 12:00 Makan di Gudeg Wijilan
Jam 15:00 Menuju Kawasan Malioboro/Beli Oleh oleh Bakpia Pathuk + Kaos Dagadu
Jam 17:00 Menuju Bandara Adi Sucipto/Stasiun Tugu.

Paket ini hanya Rp 250.000 ( Hari Besar/Libur + Rp.25.000) Include Sopir diluar Bahan Bakar.
Anda dapat sewaktu waktu minta/Request pada Driver untuk mengunjungi tempat wisata lainnya.
Hubungi 087839864141 atau email di wisata.jogja(at)gmail.com

Bila anda akan stay/memperpanjang tinggal untuk beberapa hari kami akan membantu mencarikan Hotel/Losmen sesuai dengan budget dan tidak ada charge untuk Service ini.
Service kami yang lain adalah perpanjangan waktu sampai dengan jam 21.00 dimana anda bisa meminta kru kami untuk mengantarkan wisata kuliner malam atau Shoping di seputar Malioboro untuk berburu Sovenir dan Oleh Oleh Buat Sanak Family

Kaligesing Exotic Village

2011-12-06T04:07:00.000-08:00

Exotic Village

Readmore:Click here

Kode Pos Yogyakarta

2011-12-06T03:42:00.000-08:00

Kotamadya Yogyakarta

Kecamatan Pakualaman

55111 Gunung Ketur
55122 Purwokinanti

Kecamatan Gondomanan

55121 Prawirodirjan
55122 Ngupasan

Kecamatan Kraton

55131 Panembahan
55132 Kadipaten
55133 Patehan

Kecamatan Mantrijeron

55141 Suryodiningratan
55142 Gedong Kiwo
55143 Matrijeron

Kecamatan Mergangsan

55151 Wirogunan
55152 Keparakan
55153 Brontokusuman

Kecamatan Umbulharjo

55161 Pandean
55162 Sorosutan
55163 Giwangan
55164 Warungboto
55165 Muja-muju
55166 Semaki
55167 Tahunan

Kecamatan Kotagede

55171 Rejowinangun
55172 Prenggan
55173 Purbayan

Kecamatan Danurejan

55211 Bausasran
55212 Tegal panggung
55213 Suryatmajan

Kecamatan Gondokusuman

55221 Demangan
55222 Klitren Lor
55223 Terban
55224 Kota baru
55225 Baciro

Kecamatan Jetis

55231 Bumijo
55232 Gowongan
55233 Cokrodiningratan

Kecamatan Tegalrejo

55241 Karangwaru
55242 Kricak
55243 Bener
55244 Tegalrejo

Kecamatan Wirobrajan

55251 Patangpuluhan
55252 Wirobrajan
55253 Pakuncen

Kecamatan Gedong Tengen

55271 Sosromenduran
55272 Pringgokusuman

Kabupaten Sleman

55551 Kec. Turi
55552 Kec. Tempel
55561 Kec. Seyegan
55563 Kec. Moyudan
55264 Kec. Godean
55571 Kec. Kalasan
55572 Kec. Prambanan
55573 Kec. Berbah
55581 Kec. Ngaglik
55582 Kec. Pakem
55583 Kec. Cangkringan
55584 Kec. Ngemplak

Kecamatan Depok

55281 Caturtunggal
55282 Maguwoharjo
55283 Condongcatur

Kecamatan Mlati

55284 Sinduadi
55285 Sendangadi
55286 Tlogodadi
55287 Tirtoadi
55288 Sumberdadi

Kecamatan Gamping

55291 Trihanggo
55292 Nogotirto
55293 Banyuraden
55294 Ketawang
55295 Balecatur

Kota Sleman

Kecamatan Sleman

55511 Tridadi
55512 Pendowoharjo
55513 Trimulyo
55514 Triharjo
55515 Caturharjo

Kabupaten Bantul

55751 Kec. Pajangan
55752 Kec. Sedayu
55753 Kec. Pandak
55762 Kec. Srandakan
55763 Kec. Sanden
55764 Kec. Bambanglipuro
55771 Kec. Pundong
55772 Kec. Kretek
55781 Kec. Jetis
55782 Kec. Imogiri
55783 Kec. Dlingo
55791 Kec. Pleret
55792 Kec. Piyungan

Kecamatan Kasihan

55181 Tirtonirmolo
55182 Ngestiharjo
55183 Tamantirto
55184 Bangunjiwo

Kecamatan Sewon

55185 Pandowoharjo
55186 Timbulharjo
55187 Bangunharjo
55188 Panggungharjo

Kecamatan Banguntapan

55191 Tamanan
55192 Jagalan
55193 Singosaren
55194 Wirokerten
55195 Jambidan
55196 Potorono
55197 Baturetno
55198 Banguntapan

Kota Bantul

Kecamatan Bantul

55711 Bantul
55712 Ringinharjo
55713 Palbapang
55714 Trirenggo
55715 Sabdodadi

Kabupaten Kulon Progo

55651 Kec. Wates
55652 Kec. Pengasih
55653 Kec. Kokap
55654 Kec. Temon
55655 Kec. Panjatan
55661 Kec. Galur
55663 Kec. Lendah
55664 Kec. Sentolo
55671 Kec. Nanggulan
55672 Kec. Kalibawang
55673 Kec. Samigaluh
55674 Kec. Grirmulyo

Kota Wates

Kecamatan Wates

55611 Wates
55612 Giripeni

Kabupaten Gunung Kidul

55851 Kec. Wonosari
55852 Kec. Nglipar
55853 Kec. Ngawen
55854 Kec. Semin
55861 Kec. Playen
55862 Kec. Pathuk
55871 Kec. Palihan
55872 Kec. Panggang
55881 Kec. Tepus
55883 Kec. Rongkop
55891 Kec. Karangmojo
55892 Kec. Ponjong
55893 Kec. Semanu

Kota Wonosari

Kecamatan Wonosari

55811 Baleharjo
55812 Wonosari
55813 Kepek

Putar Radio Jogja disini

2008-07-17T03:46:00.000-07:00

Buat Pengunjung yang ingin memutar Radio FM Jogja Silakan klik disini

1.Radio Rakosa
2.Radio Retjo Buntung

Check Dari Google

2008-06-26T06:30:00.000-07:00

Sebenarnya check ini adalah check yang kedua dari google namun karena check yang pertama entah kabur dimana jadi saya hanya bisa menampilkan check yang ke dua ini.

Besarnya Check ini enggak banyak cuma $ 111,34 namun karena ini adalah yang pertama di tangan jadi sebagai rasa suka maka saya jadikan postingan di Blog ini.

Malu juga sih menampilkannya apalagi nanti kalau blog ini dikunjungi para Master master adsense ( ah naif nih...) semacam Om Cosaaranda, Bayumukti atau Cak Wid

Namun sebagai newbie saya pikir enggak apalah....paling paling beliau beliau ini akan tersenyum dan bilang dalam hati cuma segitu aja kok di tampilkan di blog ...kecil Man...

Nah sesudah saya dapet langsung saja saya kabur ke Bank BCA terdekat pinginnya sih langsung nyairin...

Eh yang terjadi malah saya disuruh bikin Rekening giro ,karena pingin apa bener Check ini dapet di cairkan ....ya udah thethek bengek mengenai cara mencairkan Check dari google ini saya kerjakan.

Pertama tadi udah jelas saya harus bikin rekening giro dengan syarat punya NPWP,ada yang bikinkan referensi dan juga ada uang mengendap Rp 1.000.000,- ( satu juta rupiah)

Disamping itu juga saya akan dikenai biaya yang besarnya untuk pertama adalah $ 15 dan nanti kalau cair ditambah $ 10 ( itu kalau saya enggak lupa lho )

Karena saya lihat account google saya yang untuk bulan Juni 2008 ini nanti bisa juga cair ( lebih dari $ 100 ) maka semua syarat segera saya penuhi.

Terakhir Mbak dari BCA bilang ...eh Mas ini nanti uangnya akan cair satu bulan lagi lho....

Ha....( Pusing ....) ya ...lemes dech..

Oh DIY.... Angka Kelulusanmu Paling Rendah untuk Jawa

2008-06-17T11:45:00.000-07:00

Bayu termenung sesaat menerima pengumuman kelulusan SMU ,hatinya gundah gulana karena termasuk salah satu Siswa yang tidak lulus Ujian Nasional.
Sambil berjalan menyusuri trotoar sepanjang jalan dia melihat beberapa teman temannya bergembira dengan melakukan aksi corat coret di seragam sekolah yang tidak akan di kenakan lagi.
Terbayang Emak dikampung Panggang wonosari dan Bapaknya di Tangerang yang Cuma seorang buruh pabrik berharap agar tahun ini Bayu bisa lulus sehingga adiknya dapat melanjutkan sekolah.
Maklum dengan penghasilan Bapaknya yang hanya buruh pabrik dan Emaknya yang jualan Sayur keliling dikampung hanya cukup untuk makan dan membiayai sekolahnya saja sehingga adiknya terpaksa tertunda melanjutkan ke SMU.
“le kamu nanti selesai SMU cepet kerja yo…”ujar emaknya
“ Iya Mak” sahut Bayu.
“ Mengko biar si Fian ganti sekolah SMU soale kiriman Bapakmu enggak cukup untuk makan dan biaya sekolah.
Bukan itu saja yang menjadikan hatinya gundah ,cita citanya selepas SMU ingin kabur ke Batam sirna sudah.
Cerita lik Karjo di Batam sekarang sukses membuka rumah makan dan akan menjadikan Bayu karyawan membuat hatinya kecut.
Bagaimana dia akan memberitakan kepada gadis pujaannya Martini yang sekolah di lain tempat ternyata malah lulus dan dengan nilai paling tinggi sementara dia sendiri enggak lulus.

Diperempatan lampu bang jo ketandan seorang penjual koran berdiri berteriak teriak .
“ Bapak bapak ini ada berita tragis , Koran kompas edisi hari ini selasa tanggal 17 Juni 2008 memberitakan bahwa Di Jawa,Angka kelulusan DIY paling rendah”
Mendengar teriakan penjual koran ,Bayu terhenyak lantas meminjam koran tersebut.
Benar seperti apa yang dikatakan penjual koran itu, ternyata DIY adalah Propinsi yang tingkat kelulusannya paling rendah.
Kalau Jawa Tengah ,Jawa Timur, dan Jawa Barat tingkat kelulusannya masing masing adalah 91.93% , 95% , 98.06 % maka DIY hanya 89,34%.
Dengan demikian Bayu adalah termasuk 4.143 siswa yang tidak lulus atau 10.66% malang benar nasibnya.
Setelah membaca koran itu perasaan Bayu menjadi lega,pikirannya tadi yang cukup kalut terhibur sejenak, bahkan ketika penjual koran berkata “ piye kamu lulus enggak”.
Bayu menjawab “ santai mas pokoknya beres “.
Lalu penjual koran itu pun menyahut “ yo wis kalau gitu,mana korannya itu ada yang mau beli”.
Sambil mengulungkan koran Bayu bergegas bangkit dan menyetop angkot yang lewat untuk pulang kerumah.

Bersambung........

Nah pembaca Budiman kira kira ada apa dengan Bayu yang setelah membaca koran kok malah hatinya menjadi lega dan bisa tersenyum.
Mohon bantuannya untuk topik berikutnya agar cerita ini bisa berlangsung dengan baik.

Kamus kata kata :
Panggang : adalah sebuah desa arah selatan dari imogiri dan berada di punggung bukit yang dekat laut selatan.
Le : sebutan untuk anak laki laki
Mengko : nanti
Lik : Om ( Pak Lik)
Bang Jo : Lampu Merah
Ketandan : adalah perempatan ring road timur Jogja yang menuju ke Wonosari
Piye Kowe : bagaimana Kamu
Yo wis : ya sudah

Cerita ini adalah fiktif belaka , jika ada kesamaan nama dan nama daerah adalah kebetulan saja.
Sedangkan data diambil dari Kompas tanggal 17 Juni 2008.

The Battle of the Browsers – The History and the Future of Internet Browsers

2008-06-08T12:52:00.000-07:00

by: Nicholas C Smith

With Internet Explorer 8 now available, can Microsoft hope to retain market dominance over fierce open source rivals such as Mozilla's Firefox or the feature packed Opera web browser. Can history give us a clue to what the future of web browsers/browsing might hold? How did Netscape Navigator go from having a dominant 89.36% market share of all web browsers in 1996 and yet only 3.76% by mid 1999?

Let us take a journey that will begin long before even the intellectual conception of Internet Explorer, that will glance at its long defeated rivals, examine the current browsers available and will end with a prediction of what the future of browsing will offer us – and which browser(s) will still be around to offer it.

People often think that Internet Explorer has been the dominant web browser since the golden age of the internet began. Well for a very long time now it has indeed been the most popular browser and at times been almost totally unrivalled. This was mainly a result of it being packaged free with Microsoft Windows, in what some would later call a brutal monopolisation attempt by Microsoft. The last few years however have heralded the arrival of new, possibly superior browsers. Mozilla's Firefox has been particularly successful at chipping away at Explorers market dominance. So where did it all begin, and why were Microsoft ever allowed to have a hundred percent market dominance?

Origins

The truth is they never did have total dominance, but at times they have come very close. Microsoft actually entered the Browser Battle quite late on. Infact a man named Neil Larson is credited to be one of the originators of internet browsers, when in 1977 he created a program – The TRS-80 - that allowed browsing between “sites” via hypertext jumps. This was a DOS program and the basis of much to come. Slowly other browsers powered by DOS and inspired by the TRS 80 were developed. Unfortunately they were often constricted by the limitations of the still fairly young internet itself.

In 1988, Peter Scott and Earle Fogel created a simple, fast browser called Hytelnet, which by 1990 offered users instant logon and access to the online catalogues of over five thousand libraries around the world – an exhilarating taste of what the internet, and web browsers, would soon be able to offer.

In 1989 the original World Wide Web was born. Using a NeXTcube computer, Tim Berners-Lee created a web browser that would change how people used the internet forever. He called his browser the WorldWideWeb(http://www., which is still likely to sound familiar to internet users today. It was a windowed browser capable of displaying simple style sheet, capable of editing sites and able to download and open any file type supported by the NeXTcube.

In 1993 the first popular graphical browser was released. Its name was Mosaic and it was created by Marc Andreessen and Eric Bina. Mosaic could be run on both Unix, and very importantly, on the highly popular Microsoft Windows operating system (incidentally it could also be used on Amiga and Apple computers). It was the first browser on Windows that could display graphics/pictures on a page where there was also textual content. It is often cited as being responsible for triggering the internet boom due to it making the internet bearable for the masses. (It should be noted that the web browser Cello was the first browser to be used on Windows – but it was non graphical and made very little impact compared to Mosaic).

The Browser Wars - Netscape Navigator versus Internet Explorer

Mosaic's decline began almost as soon as Netscape Navigator was released (1994). Netscape Navigator was a browser created by Marc Andreessen, one of the men behind Mosaic and co-founder of Netscape Communications Corporation. Netscape was unrivalled in terms of features and usability at the time. For example, one major change from previous browsers was that it allowed surfers to see parts of a website before the whole site was downloaded. This meant that people did not have to wait for minutes simply to see if the site they were loading was the actual one the were after, whilst also allowing them to read information on the site as the rest of it downloaded. By 1996 Netscape had almost 90% market dominance, as shown below.

Market Share Comparisons of Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer from 1996 to 1998

....................Netscape.......IE
October 1998..........64%.........32.2%
April 1998............70%.........22.7%
October 1997..........59.67%......15.13%
April 1997............81.13%......12.13%
October 1996..........80.45%......12.18%
April 1996............89.36%.......3.76%

In these two years Netscape clearly dominated the internet browser market, but a new browser named Internet Explorer was quickly gaining ground on it.

Microsoft released their own browser (ironically based on the earlier Mosaic browser which was created by one of the men now running Netscape), clearly worried about Netscape's dominance. It was not so much the worry that it would have a 100% market share of internet browsers on their Windows operating system, but more the worry that browsers would soon be capable of running all types programs on them. That would mean foregoing the need for an actual operating system, or at the most only a very basic one would be needed. This in turn would mean Netscape would soon be able to dictate terms to Microsoft, and Microsoft were not going to let that happen easily. Thus in August 1995, Internet Explorer was released.

By 1999 Internet explorer had captured an 89.03% market share, whilst Netscape was down to 10.47%. How could Internet Explorer make this much ground in just two years? Well this was down to two things really. The first, and by far the most important was that Microsoft bundled Internet Explorer in with every new copy of Windows, and as Windows was used by about 90% of the computer using population it clearly gave them a huge advantage. Internet Explorer had one other ace it held over Netscape – it was much better. Netscape Navigator was stagnant and had been for some time. The only new features it ever seemed to introduce were often perceived by the public as beneficial for Netscape's parent company rather than Netscape's user base. (i.e., features that would help it monopolise the market). Explorer, on the other hand, was given much attention by Microsoft. Regular updates and excellent usability plus a hundred million dollar investment would prove too much for Netscape Explorer.

2000 – 2005

These years were fairly quiet in the Battle of the Browsers. It seemed as if Internet Explorer had won the war and that nobody could even hope to compete with it. In 2002/2003 it had attained about 95% of the market share – about the time of IE 5/6. With over 1000 people working on it and millions of dollars being poured in, few people had the resources to compete. Then again, who wanted to compete? It was clearly a volatile market, and besides that everybody was content with Internet Explorer. Or were they? Some people saw faults with IE – security issues, incompatibility issues or simply bad programming. Not only that, it was being shoved down peoples throats. There was almost no competition to keep it in line or to turn to as an alternative. Something had to change. The only people with the ability and the power to compete with Microsoft took matters into their own hands.

Netscape was now supported by AOL. A few years prior, just after they had lost the Browser Wars to Microsoft, they had released the coding for Netscape into the public domain. This meant anybody could develop their own browser using the Netscape skeleton. And people did. Epiphany, Galeon and Camino, amongst others, were born out of Netscape's ashes. However the two most popular newcomers were called Mozilla and Firefox.

Mozilla was originally an open sourced project aimed to improve the Netscape browser. Eventually it was released as Netscape Navigator 7 and then 8. Later it was released as Mozilla 1.0.

Mozilla was almost an early version on another open source browser, Firefox. With it being an open source the public were able to contribute to it - adding in what features it needed, the programming it required and the support it deserved. The problems people saw in Internet Explorer were being fixed by members of the open sourced browser community via Firefox. For instance, the many security issues IE 6 had were almost entirely fixed in the very first release of Firefox. Microsoft had another fight on their hands.

2005 – Present

Firefox was the browser that grew and grew in these years. Every year capturing an even larger market share percentage than before. More user friendly than most of its rivals along with high security levels and arguably more intelligent programming helped its popularity. With such a large programming community behind it, updates have always been regular and add on programs/features are often released. It prides itself on being the peoples browser. It currently has a 28.38% market share.

Apple computers have had their own browser since the mid 1990's – Safari - complete with its own problems, such as (until recently) the inability to run Java scripts. However most Apple users seemed happy with it and a version capable of running on Windows has been released. It has had no major competitor on Apple Macs, and as such has largely been out of the Browser Wars. It currently holds a 2.54% market share and is slowly increasing.

Internet Explorer's market share has dropped from over 90% to around 75%, and is falling. It will be interesting to see what Microsoft will attempt to regain such a high market share.

Opera currently holds 1.07%.

Mozilla itself only has a 0.6% market share these days.

The Future of Web Browsing

Web browsers come and go. It is the nature of technology (if such a term can be used), to supplant inferior software in very short periods of time. It is almost impossible for a single company to stay ahead of the competition for long. Microsoft have the advantage of being able to release IE with any Windows using PC. That covers over 90% of the market. They also have the advantage of unprecedented resources. They can compete how they wish for as long as they wish. So there is no counting IE out of the future of web browsing.

Safari is in a similar position, being easily the most popular Mac web browser. Its long term survival is dependant upon Apple and the sale of their computers.

These are the only two browsers that are almost guaranteed another five years of life, at least. Firefox may seem like another candidate, but the public is fickle, and one bad release, or if it seriously lags behind the new Internet Explorer 8 for long, could easily see its popularity quickly descend into virtual oblivion.

However, it seems likely community driven browsers, such as Mozilla and Firefox, will be the only types of browser capable of competing with the wealthy internet arm of Microsoft in the near future.

As for web browsing itself, will it change any time soon? Well it already has for some online communities. For example, if you want to buy clothes you could try entering an online 'world' creating an online virtual You to go from 'shop to shop' with, looking at products and trying/buying what you see. Some 'worlds' allow you to recreate yourself accurately including weight and height and then try on things apparel such as jeans to give you an idea of how you would look in that particular item.

Will 'worlds' like this destroy normal web browsers such as IE ? - It seems unlikely. Traditional web browsers provide such freedom and ease of access that it is hard to see any other alternative taking over. However they are part of the new, 'thinking out of the box' wave of alternatives that some people will find attractive, and really who knows what the future will bring.

Internet Marketing Companies, Online Marketing Degree, Online Marketing Service

2008-06-08T12:50:00.000-07:00

by: Jan Michael Balasa

ONLINE MARKETING SERVICE

Online Marketing Service, also referred to as Internet marketing service is about using the Internet as another channel to market your business or organization. It’s about broadening your Web visibility, attracting qualified visitors to your website or getting interested people to email or call without even needing to come to your site. When visitors do come, through on-site marketing efforts and strong features, you lead them to do what you want them to do: fill out a form, register for an event or make a purchase from you through the internet usage. Some people would be eased to make their necessary work about their company by providing online worker from other place to make their job more easy to do.

Online Marketing Service builds, executes and measures direct response strategies using the Internet. Some key areas that the company should consider to concentrate on are acquisition of specific information, retention of the data being given on the site, awareness of how the site should be handled, optimization of the site content and behavior, and conversion of details through a more useful resource to the users online.

Here are some of the processes that the company should consider in getting their online marketing more effective:

1. Define Your Goal - work together with every member of your company to help clearly define exactly what it is you want to accomplish towards a more fruitful future using the online marketing service and how to set up goals which are important to the company.

2. Develop the Plan – the company should develop strategic, effective and measurable direct response marketing plans designed to achieve the company goals. Through the company's efforts of each member, a more suitable and easy way of conducting the plan can be performed.

3. Execute the Plan - provide capable and experienced project management throughout the entire implementation process. Each member of the company should be reliable, thorough, well-connected, and determined to make satisfied clients that are connected to the company. With these at hand, satisfied clients are willing to cooperate and pay more for the efforts of the company.

4. Measure the Results - No online marketing campaign is complete without measuring the results. Internet marketing strategies take tracking and measuring of the clients website advertisements before implementation occurs. This way, the company can measure their effectiveness to the clients as well as how better they know their company's effectiveness in the process. With the good results that the company is displaying, more and more clients are willing to be with the company and won't have second thoughts of paying a good amount for a good service that the company offers. Clients' satisfaction are very vital when it comes to consideration about the company's main goal.

ONLINE MARKETING DEGREE

Online Marketing Degree generally refers to the degrees that are offered in the internet through advertisements and well-presented by different courses that are being offered by the colleges and universities throughout the globe. It most likely want to prepare individuals in undertaking and managing the process of developing consumer audiences and moving products from producers to consumers by the use of the internet.

A more easy way to determine whether you're making the right decision in improving and pursuing your career as student is to continue studying and taking one of the major courses that the college or university offers. Online Marketing Degree includes instruction in buyer behavior and dynamics, principle of marketing research, demand analysis, cost-volume and profit relationships, pricing theory, marketing campaign and strategic planning, market segments, advertising methods, sales operations and management, consumer relations, retailing, and applications to specific products and markets.

Many colleges and universities have come up with the idea of advertising their different online courses because through this, a more practical, faster and easier way of advertising through the web can be seen and noticed. They will no longer have to make certain advertisements through television and radios just around their country but through online marketing service. The degrees that they offer will be seen by anyone from anywhere around the globe by the use of the internet. An effective way of advertising without the high costing.

A slight example on the online marketing degree is the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – Marketing (B.S.B.A./MKT.) which puts working professionals on a clear path to lifelong learning and success. Maximizing their career opportunities, making important contributions to the profession, reaching the potential—that define success.

Through a program that combines academic theory with practical application, and includes courses in Ethical Leadership and in Social Responsibility, the students will gain knowledge and experience in areas vital to business and society. This concentration will help the students develop insights into an organization’s marketing effort by learning not only the traditional disciplines of alternate marketing channels, sales management, advertising and research, but also emerging marketing approaches related to consumer motivation, global customer management, customer relationship management, and marketing on the Internet.

Another example of an online marketing degree is the Master of Business Administration in Marketing (M.B.A./MKT.), it provides students with the ability to examine the relationship between marketing and corporate strategy and the tools necessary for developing and implementing strong marketing tactics throughout the companies in which they work. Through a hands-on curriculum including case analyses, this specialization lays the practical groundwork necessary for students interested in strengthening or furthering their career as a marketing professional or decision maker.

INTERNET MARKETING COMPANIES

Internet Marketing is a broad term that can include everything from pay-per-click management to a full-blown online marketing campaign that builds traffic and tracks site visitors to increase conversions from all mediums. Internet Marketing can be thought as encompassing all of the following disciplines: search engine optimization, pay-per-click management, link building and affiliate marketing.

Internet Marketing Companies work solely towards getting their client’s product or services marketed online, and this is really becoming something that modern businesses can’t live without. Obviously, an Internet marketing company can’t use the same techniques that a traditional advertising agency would use, such as television commercials and special promotions.

The things that an Internet marketing company can do are pretty amazing, though, because the costs are fairly low and the results can potentially reach a global audience. The interactive nature of Internet marketing, which allows businesses to draw out an instant response from potential customers, is a unique quality of the medium. Internet marketing companies can bring creative and technical aspects together, including design, development, advertising and sales. Internet marketing methods include search engine optimization, pay per click management, display advertising, email marketing, interactive advertising, blog marketing, and viral marketing.

The services that an Internet marketing Company offers aren’t always something tangible that people can see, although things like banner ads and social media marketing (using sites like MySpace) are quite visible. Things like search engine optimization and pay per click management are more intangible, but they help promote a website by placing it where people will see it when they are looking for that type of product or service. Internet marketing companies grow and promote an organization using online media.

An Internet marketing company does not simply build a website or promote a website… They make that website visible to people who are likely to become real paying customers. For some reasons, people are making easier ways of advertising their products and news through the Internet because of its lower cost and its effectiveness. Consumers can see the products and massive orders and requests could be in any instant on line with the company which provides the products.

An online marketing campaign is necessary these days with the Internet become bigger and bigger by the day. Therefore, it is crucial to hire an effective Internet marketing company to help your business achieve the online results you are looking for.

Since the advent of the World Wide Web, there have been many new evolutions to online marketing. Thankfully, there are many Internet marketing companies that can show you the ropes about the industry so that you can capitalize with your online venture.

There is a wide variety of items that a quality Internet marketing company can provide to your business. One of the main sources of online marketing is in search engine optimization, commonly referred to as SEO. This process simply refers to the act of ensuring that your website appears in the top of the major search engines such as Google, Yahoo and MSN. This is achieved by submitting articles and keyword phrases all over the Internet because the more links that your website has on the Net, the higher your search engine ranking will be. Since most customers will choose to use the services of a company that is among the top ten in the search engines, SEO can work wonders for your online venture.

However, an Internet marketing company also has many other services that can benefit your business. Many of these particular companies also provide website designing and graphic design help that will make your website much more appealing to the public. If you search hard enough, you will be able to find a quality company that will produce your website from the ground up and then use SEO to ensure that your site gets the recognition it deserves

Thinking Outside The Box - Blue Rupiah

2008-06-07T10:50:00.000-07:00

Iseng iseng di toko buku saya membaca majalah Tempo 8 Juni 2008 di Kolomnya Mas Bambang Harymurti.
Dari sekedar iseng akhirnya justru serius menyimak tulisannya yang cukup menyengat.Mengapa menyengat karena ada beberapa alasan yang mungkin sangat keluar dari Pakem atau kalau meminjam istilah kerennya adalah Thinking Outside The Box
Usul radikal yang dilontarkan adalah dengan cara membuat nilai tukar rupiah menjadi Rp.6000,- (walaupun ini hanya angan angan beliau saja).
Dan andai saja ( ini masih andai andai) rupiah dengan kondisi tersebut maka justru harga Premium yang tidak bersubsidi akan di angka Rp.5.000,- Pertamax Plus akan di angka Rp.6.000,-.
Yang akibatnya Pupuk akan murah,tidak ada penyelundupan gula dan beras keluar negeri (karena tidak menguntungkan),harga minyak goreng akan turun dsb....anda baca sendiri dech kolomnya.
Lalu bagaimana caranya agar nilai tukar rupiah ini menguat,kata Mas Bambang tidak boleh dengan mendatangkan Prof.Steve Hanke dengan Curency Board Sistemnya.
Tapi dengan cara :
1.Mencabut Subsidi Minyak.
2.Memperkuat Kestabilan Moneter.
3.Memastikan Kestabilan Politik ( mungkin juga Keamanan).

Lha justru inilah persoalannya,kenapa begitu...? Lha hanya naik di kisaran 30% saja (yang notabene masih di subsidi) demo marak dimana mana bagaimana kalau tidak ada subsidi samasekali ...ya sudah pasti menjadi makanan empuk para petualang politik yang sok jadi pahlawan serta para demonstran to.
Solusi yang ditawarkan dengan melepas subsidi yang gila gilaan yang diharapkan nantinya sesuai mekanisme pasar dan berakibat menguatnya rupiah di kisaran Rp.6.000,-memang masuk akal namun yang tidak masuk akal adalah bagaimana kita tega ke Masyarakat banyak kalau tiba tiba Premium mengikuti harga pasar dunia dan di dalam negeri seharga Rp 15,000,-/liter.
Tidakkah ini akan membuat Chaos ...dan terjadi Pe-miskinan mendadak terhadap sekian juta warga kelas menengah yang notabene penggerak Ekonomi.
Lalu bagaimana dengan warga yang sudah miskin...(yang pasti tambah miiiisssskinnn buangetttt).
Kalau Mas Bambang Harymurti mengatakan bahwa pemerintah harus aktif mengkampanyekan kepada masyarakat untuk " Bersakit sakit dulu bersenang senang kemudian" bukankah kita ini memang udah sakit...kalau sakit lagi lha apa enggak Koma..
Namun demikian saya sangat salut dengan ide ini , diatas kertas memang bisa saja ini dilakukan seperti halnya ide untuk membuat Blue Energi dari air.
Biaya yang harus di tebus untuk membuat Blue Rupiah ini sama dengan ide membuat Energi dari Air ,secara teori bisa namun sangat susah untuk di wujudkan karena membutuhkan biaya dan tenaga yang sangat besar.
Seperti halnya eksperimen eksperiman di laboratorium mungkin kita perlu mencobanya sebab bagaimana kita tahu ada biaya yang sangat besar kalau tidak pernah mencobanya.
Nah bagaimana pendapat Anda..?

Attitude For Selling

2008-05-31T08:41:00.000-07:00

Selling is everyone's businessand when it's not, you're in trouble ...
Think about it... Remember the time you decided not to go back to a company,because the shipping clerk sent you the wrong item,the receptionist was cold & surly,the manager didn't have time to talk to a mere customer,the doctor had you wait two hours.
That's selling . . . negative selling.
Remember - everyone sells,and not just externally, but internally as well.
When you want a raise,you sell your boss on your skills & value.
When you set new policies and procedures you sellthese to your staff in a way they can accept,or you'll soon find they'll ignore them . . .When you expect more of your staff than you're willingto properly train and supervise them for,you're whistling up a hollow tree,because they're only as good as the training you give them.
But there's more to selling than that.
Selling is knowing . . .Who's your competition?Who's your customer, client, patient or public?And what's important -- you or them?
Selling is knowing . . .What your service, idea, or product is - and isn't;what your public's needs are;and what services or products you offer to fit those needs.

Demo BBM yang Anarkis

2008-05-30T11:10:00.000-07:00

Anda lihat tayangan TV ....
Ketika Mahasiswa....? memukuli Iptu Manurung ...aduh ngeri deh....kok bisa bisanya Mahasiswa mukuli nendang nginjak dorong dorong aparat yang notabene udah tua....?
Kok enggak ada yang komentar begini:
1.Kekerasan itu khan produk dari Orde baru dan itu diwariskan sehingga Mahasiswa meniru praktek orde baru .
2.Mahasiswa khan intelek jadi semua yang dilakukan itu benar adanya.
3.Aparat khan di bayar jadi boleh di pukuli.
4.Itu khan salahnya pemerintah karena menaikan BBM.
dan komentar yang seolah olah bahwa apa yang dilakukan oleh Mahasiswa dengan demo anarkisnya benar.
Apakah saya juga menentang Demo...? sama sekali tidak namun demo yang demokratis adalah lebih elok daripada demo yang kampungan seperti itu.
Demo kritik kritis perlu dilakukan sebagai mekanisme kontrol terhadap kekuasaan dan saya pikir Mahasiswa Dosen Petani Pedagang pegawai negeri Bloger wajib melakukannya namun sekali lagi yang tertib bukan kurang ajar seperti itu.
Seandainya saja ada pakar HAM atau Politisi yang cari populer melontarkan pertanyaan dan atau pernyataan (seperti yang Komentar) yang saya reka seperti diatas maka perlu di luruskan :
1.Kekerasan Warisan Order baru : Bagaimana jadi warisan order baru lha order baru itu sudah lewat 10 tahun yang lalu jadi kekerasan ini ya warisan penggantinya Dong.
2.Mahasiswa intelek boleh apa saja : apalagi kalau lagi ujian ...sehari sebelumnya cari soal soal terus bikin contekan dan kalau ngomong tanpa data yang akurat alias Nato .
3.Aparat boleh dipukuli karena dibayar : itu adalah pendapat yang tolol dan bodoh karena aparat juga manusia punya anak istri jadi perlalukannlah dengan adil.
4.Pemerintah salah menaikan BBM : itu juga pendapat yang super goblok...alias gak pernah membaca koran melihat Berita TV apalagi bikin Blog.
Bagaimana enggak menaikan lha Negara kita ini sudah jadi nett importir minyak...Lha kalau minyak dunia naik ya sudah barang tentu minyak dalam negeri naik juga to blok goblok.
Yang menjadi persoalan itu bukan naiknya harga minyak ...tapi bagaimana mendistribusikan kekayaan negara ini dapat di nikmati di semua orang bukan hanya beberapa gelintir orang saja dengan cara cara produktif.
Terus kok ada pakar ekonomi yang sok jago yang bicara ini itu seolah tahu bagaimana membuat negara ini makmur....jawabnya sederhana : karena gak kepilih jadi pembantu presiden....simple khan.
Makanya..jagan asal kritik jangan asal demo...yang penting kerja nyata aja...OK
Sekali lagi Demo itu wajib...asal Sopan dan tidak anarkis.

Informasi

2008-05-21T09:22:00.001-07:00

Sadar atau tidak, informasi merupakan komoditi strategis yang menentukan banyak hal dalam kehidupan dan kemajuan peradaban umat manusia. Proses pengolahan informasi, pendataan / penyimpanan informasi, interaksi informasi dengan manusia maupun antar lembaga dan instansi memegang peran yang tidak kecil. Perlancaran berbagai proses yang berkaitan dengan informasi akan dapat memberi dampak yang cukup berarti dalam kehidupan sehari-hari banyak orang.

Dunia komputer merupakan dunia yang sudah tidak asing lagi bagi kebanyakan karyasiswa di Kanada. Apalagi dengan adanya wadah seperti "warung elektronik" , terasa bahwa potensi teknologi komputer sangat besar untuk memperlancar berbagai proses yang berkaitan dengan pembangunan suatu bangsa. Sampai di mana potensi tersebut dapat dimanfaatkan tergantung pada pematangan seseorang dalam menggunakan media elektronika jaringan komputer tersebvut. Selain itu, hal tersebut tergantung juga dari pencarian bentuk yang cocok untuk kebanyakan orang Indonesia. Ambil sebagai contoh kelompok diskusi pau mikro net . Dalam pau mikro net, praktis

Controlling Intestinal Gas Naturally

2008-05-21T08:13:00.000-07:00

By: Dr. Rita Louise
Intestinal gas, flatulence, farting or breaking wind is a natural part of the digestive process. This odorless gas, although at times embarrassing, is the result of good digestion. Every day our body produces one to three pints of gas that is ultimately passed. Intestinal gas is made up of oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen, carbon dioxide and methane. If we notice an unpleasant smell, it is because the gas contains other compounds, including hydrogen sulfide and ammonia.
Bacterium that lives in our intestinal tract is what produces most intestinal gas. It digests the food we eat; primarily sugars, starches and cellulose. When ingested sugars are not been properly broken down, they can ferment and produce gas as they pass through the small intestine. Contractions of the small intestine propel this gas through the large intestine, where it is expelled out the rectum. This prevents gas from accumulating in the body, which can cause cramping.

Certain foods produce more gas then others. Some healthy foods such as fruits, vegetables, oatmeal, beans and peas often are the worst offenders. These foods are high in soluble fiber. Fiber slows the digestion of starches in the small intestine, thus promoting increased gas. Fiber, however, has many benefits including promoting a healthy digestive tract, regulating our blood sugar and maintaining normal cholesterol levels.

Normally we pass gas about fourteen times a day. Intestinal gas is only considered excessive if it is being passed over twenty times per day. If someone complains of excessive gas, but isn't passing it over twenty times a day, then something else may be going on. Perhaps the real concern is the foul odor to their gas, an inability to hold gas back, or even a problem with soiling their undergarments when gas is being passed. Thankfully there are a number of natural, alternative health remedies we can try which may help to reduce or eliminate the embarrassment of intestinal gas from our lives.

Recommendations For Wellness

Avoid foods such as beans, broccoli, cabbage, asparagus, coffee, eggs, fish, prunes, radishes, dates, figs - or artificial sweeteners like sorbitol - which can promote gas production.

Limit high fat foods. Fats slow the digestion of foods through the stomach and small intestine.

Avoid milk and milk products, especially if you suspect you are lactose intolerant.

Try taking a digestive enzyme or digestive bitter tonic before meals to help improve carbohydrate digestion.

Activated charcoal tablets, when taken before a meal, have been shown to greatly reduce gas formation.

Ginger, either fresh or in tablet form, is useful in relieving flatulence.

Catnip and fennel are herbs that are often used to ease bloating and reduce intestinal gas.

Nature's Sunshine's Anti-Gas Formula contains a blend of herbs that assist the body's efforts to expel gas.

Supplementation with probiotics such as a cidophilus and b ifidophilus supports healthy bacteria in the digestive tract and keeps gas-producing bacteria in check.

Author Bio
Naturopathic Physician, Dr. Rita Louise, Ph.D. is the author of the books "Avoiding the Cosmic 2x4" and "The Power Within". It is her unique gift as a medical intuitive and clairvoyant that illuminates and enlivens her work. Let Dr. Louise help you bring health, healing and wholeness back into your life. Medical Intuition & Energy Medicine Certification training classes are now forming. Visit http://www.soulhealer.com or call (972) 475-3393 for more information.

Follower

2008-05-19T09:44:00.000-07:00

Suatu hari sepasang suami istri yang sudah dikaruniai tiga anak, bertengkar hebat. Anak pertama berusia 5 tahun, anak kedua 3 tahun dan anak ketiga masih menyusu pada ibunya. Saking hebatnya pertengkaran itu, piring, gelas dan peralatan rumah tangga lainnya beterbangan dan pecah.
Karena istrinya tidak tahan lagi, "Pa, kalau begini terus lebih baik kita cerai! Aku sudah nggak tahan lagi melihat tingkah laku papa!", seru istrinya dengan suara yang keras dan emosi tinggi sambil membanting piring ke lantai
Tidak mau kalah si suami pun membalas dengan suara keras dan penuh emosi tinggi sambil memecahkan gelas ke lantai, "Baik.. baik...! Kalau itu kemauanmu, silahkan kita cerai! Oke, sekarang kita tanya anak-anak, sama siapa nanti ikut! Apa sama saya atau sama kamu!!!". Lalu si suami bertanya pada anak-anaknya sambil membentak dengan di iringi emosi yang masih tinggi, "Ana.. kamu pilih mama atau papa..?". Jawab si Ana dengan lembut dan sopan, "Aku ikut mama..". "Ani.. kamu..?". Jawab Ani pula, "Ikut mama!!!". Karena anak ketiga belum bisa bicara, sambil membentak dengan penuh emosi, "Semua ikut mama, tidak ada yang ikut papa..! Kalau gitu papa ikut mama juga lah!!!!". Istrinya pun langsung jatuh pingsan mendengar mendengar jawaban suaminya tersebut

Demo BBM

2008-05-19T07:29:00.000-07:00

Sehabis memimpin Demo menentang kenaikan BBM, Ketua BEM salah satu perguruan tinggi terkenal di Yogyakarta Pusing kepalanya karena biaya sponsor yang diharapkan datang dari Donatur tidak kunjung datang.
Akhirnya diputuskan rapat darurat dengan Anggota pengurus lengkap hadir di rapat.
Setelah basa basi maka acara puncak pembahasan anggaran di mulai.

Ketua : Bendahara coba hitung pengeluaran kita di acara Demo menentang kenaikan
BBM kemarin.
Bendahara : Total pengeluaran adalah 1 juta rupiah sementara kas kita hanya 400 ribu
jadi kita masih utang di mbok joyo yang nyediakan makan siang 600 ribu

Ketua : Sie Dana jadi gimana nutup utang kita yang 600 ribu itu.

Sie Dana : Gampang ketua ..hari ini saya sudah datang ke Pak RT untuk ndaftar
jadi penerima BLT untuk 10 orang pengurus ini ,jadi kita nanti malah
kelebihan 400 ribu.

Miss Understanding

2008-05-18T10:37:00.000-07:00

Ada dua anak kembar namanya Tono dan Tino.
Tono mempunyai sebuah perahu dayung yang sudah sangat tua.
Kok kebetulan suatu hari istrinya si Tino itu meninggal bersamaan dengan hari tenggelamnya perahu dayung si Tono itu.
Beberapa hari kemudian seorang wanita tua melihat Tono, dan secara tidak sengaja salah mengenalinya sebagai Tino yang kehilangan istrinya itu.
Kata wanita itu kepada Tono,"Saya turut sedih atas kehilangan anda Anda pasti merasa sedih".
"Nah si Tono mengira bahwa wanita itu berbicara tentang perahu dayungnya itu, menjawab "Sebenarnya sih saya bisa dibilang malah senang karena bisa menyingkirkannya. Dia sudah amat tua sekali bahkan sudah jelek dari pertama kalinya.
Bagian bawahnya sudah lapuk dan berbau amis sekali.
Bagian punggungnyapun sudah sangat jelek dan lubang di bagian depannya sudah sangat lebar. Setiap kali aku menggunakannya, lubangnya bertambah besar dan dia bocor tidak karuan.
Saya kira yang mengakhirinya adalah ketika saya menyewakan dia kepada 4 orang pemuda yang sedang bersenang-senang tempo hari.
Saya sudah memperingatkan mereka bahwa dia sudah tidak begitu enak dipakai tapi mereka masih juga mau menggunakannya.
Mereka berempat mencoba masuk ke dalam bersamaan dan akhirnya dia terbelah persis di tengah- tengah.”Wanita tua itupun pingsan…

Honest Selling

2008-05-18T08:44:00.001-07:00

Honest Selling is a sales methodology that gives decent, ethical, hard-working people the ability to stay true to their morals while crushing their manipulative, salesdrip competition.
I am on a mission to eliminate dishonesty from the sales profession by showing good people how to sell without manipulation. To accomplish that goal, however, I must do two things:
Train as many people as possible in Honest Selling techniques. That's why I will never charge anyone for sales training. (If I charged, fewer people would be able to learn it.)
Expose as many salesdrips as possible, so their company leaders finally stop the madness

Selling Is . . . (a poem)

2008-05-18T08:43:00.001-07:00

Selling Is . . . (a poem)
Selling is the one game in town thatpays the bills, that keeps the doors open,that nobody wants to admit they do.
"I'm not in sales, I'm a supervisor,doctor, lawyer, banker, administrator, accountant.""Don't look at me, I'm just the secretary,nurse, receptionist, shipping clerk."Funny - if nobody sells . . . how do you get new students,new patients, new clients, new customers?

2008-05-18T08:40:00.000-07:00

Selling is knowing . . .When to market and where;Where your competition isn't and then being there;Why some things are acceptedand others not.

Selling is knowing...

2008-05-18T08:39:00.000-07:00

How to treat your publicas you would like to be treated;How to market and merchandise betterthan your competition;How to listen and learn from your staffas well as your public;How to assess your own knowledge, or lack of itabout your services, ideas, goods or products;and how to make it easier for your publicto accept what you are offering.
And finally,SELLING IS knowingthat this business is after all, a profession . . .THE PROFESSION of selling.

1.SET DAILY GOALS

2008-05-18T08:36:00.000-07:00

Set daily goals for yourself for more efficient time management.
Divide your goals into multi categories – like how many clients you have to meet each day or week.
What is the minimum target you must achieve daily and weekly to fulfil your month-end goal.

2. BE INNOVATIVE & FLEXIBLE

2008-05-18T08:35:00.002-07:00

There is no fixed approach to garnering sales. A sales profesional has to be innovative and flexible.
Meeting your clients demands may be a daunting task, but if you can exceed their expectations, you will increase your chances of closing a deal.Find out what your clients want by meeting them and discussing ideas.
This gives you a better picture of their demands, and enabling you to come up with creative ideas to meet their needs and win their favour

3 UP GRADE YOUR PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE

2008-05-18T08:35:00.001-07:00

It is important to have in-depth and precise knowledge of theproducts you are selling.
If your knowledge is superficial, then your chance of closing a deal is close to zero.
Be familiar with your competitors range of products and services will also given you a competitive edge as you will be able to help your clients make comparisons and inspire confidence in your products.

4.IMPROVE YOUR SALES KNOWLEDGE

2008-05-18T08:33:00.001-07:00

Upgrading your sales techniques and knowledge by attending workshop and reading related articles are ways to improve your selling skills.
Ask your colleaques how you can improve your skiils and sales approach, learn from previous experience.

5.FOCUS ON YOUR CUSTOMER NEEDS

2008-05-18T08:32:00.002-07:00

Always ask your self what benefits you can offer tour customer if they choose to close a deal with you rather than with other sales agents.
If possible, try to get the extra mile for your clients as it shows your sincerity in working with themLittle gestures will definitly help in closing a deal

5.FOCUS ON YOUR CUSTOMER NEEDS

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6. GOOD SERVICE - GOES A LONG WAY

2008-05-18T08:29:00.000-07:00

People pay for your products/services because they believe that you will provide excellent customer service.
Make an effort to contact your client after the sales to collect feedback on the products and services, and see if there is anything else you can do to help.
Remember that your job as a SF doesn’t end after your client has signed the invoice.If your client is impressed with your product, he might even introduce more customers to you.

How the Qlink can help you

2008-05-01T08:11:00.000-07:00

By: Juliette Pickup
In our every day lives we are being affected by forces that we cannot see and these forces are wearing down our health, both mental and physical, on a daily basis. These forces originate from EMFs, Electromagnetic Fields, which are present everywhere, but is concentrated in certain areas, like near power lines. In the home the EMFs are concentrated around power outlets.
The Q-link was created by group of professionals who combined their research to produce a device that would help people to resist the effects of the EMFs. The Qlink is intended to help to build up your bio-field, the field that permeates and extends out of our bodies, and help you to combat the effects of radiation on your health. The Q-link is also intended to help those that live or work within a highly irradiated environment to continue to function at a peak levels.

The Qlink is an attractive, stylish pendant that can be worn any time and should be worn as often as possible to ensure that you receive the greatest benefits from it. This pendant will look good while providing you with a multitude of benefits. That something that looks so good can help you so much seems almost too much to believe, but the Q-link does just that. It is worn by many celebrities and many top performing athletes.

The athletes attest to the fact that the Qlink helps them to perform better than when they are not wearing it and even if you are not a top level athlete this pendant can help you in many ways. The Q-link has 3 chief functions and through the performing of these functions you will be the recipient of many health benefits, both mental and physical.

The chief functions are strengthening you capacity to function within an EMF inundated atmosphere, the bolstering of your resistance and resilience to the effects of stress encountered in the course of daily life and the third function is the increasing of your energy and the enhancing of your mental performance especially in times where you are submitted to large amounts of stress and tension to help you cope with the addition pressure.

The Qlink provides you with a myriad of benefits, including protection from the EMF radiation that is so prevalent these days, the enhancement of mental alertness and lucidity, the aid in balancing your emotion to help achieve the mental alertness and lucidity, helping you to achieve deep and refreshing sleep on a regular basis, as well as an improvement in athletic performance.

The more you wear your Q-link, the more emphatic the benefits will be that you receive. Your Qlink should be worn as often as possible, including while you sleep at night. If you wear it at all time then you will be helping to enforce your bio-field in a major and this will help to combat the lethargy, ailments and weariness that you feel when your bio-field has deteriorated

QRay Bracelets and Their Affects on Your Health

2008-05-01T08:10:00.000-07:00

By: Juliette Pickup

These bracelets have been designed to provide you with the largest possible quantity of benefits in a variety of different areas. They have been designed in a variety of different styles, using different metals so that your personal tastes and budgets can be accommodated. The bracelets are available in different sizes and are adjustable so that no matter what size your wrist is there will be a bracelet that will fit you and provide your body with all the benefits that are offered to you.
The core of the bracelets is constructed from flexible steel that is reported to have under gone a secret process that leads to its ionization. This steel is then fashioned into the shape and plated in either gold or silver using a process that has been classified as being of first-class quality. The style of the bracelet can vary, but the shape and terminals on the end are unaltered. Some of the bracelets have inserts in the terminals which gives them a different style.

These bracelets are reported to help relieve both skeletal and muscular pain in the body, through its construction in line with Chinese health philosophies. When the Yin and the Yang within the body are balanced then your Chi is enhanced and your overall health is believed to improve. Yin and Yang are the positive and negative forces of your body, while Chi is your vital life energy that affects how healthy you are. These bracelets and especially the terminals at each end are designed to help with the balancing of the Yin and the Yang within your body.

The bracelets are shaped in such a way that they fit round your wrist and ensure that that placement of the two terminals is correct and that they lie flat on your wrist, so as to provide you with the most concentrated benefits possible. The fact that the body has its own electromagnetic field naturally means that when it is exposed to other magnetic or electromagnetic fields it becomes disrupted. This disruption leads to adverse effects on the body and the mind since the normal circulation of the field through the body will now lead to a pooling of the energies in a certain area which may cause pain and stress within your body.

This pain and stress is what these bracelets have been designed to counteract. They help to encourage the flow of the field through the body which can help to alleviate the pain cause by pooled energies. These bracelets are worn by many well known sportsmen and women that compete or participate in a wide variety of sports, such as Colleen Walker (LPGA Tour Professional) and Bill Kazmaier (World's Strongest Man 1980, 1981 and 1982). These sportsmen and women report that these bracelets have aided their performance in addition to its pain relieving properties.

Magnetic Therapy for Pain Relief

2008-05-01T08:08:00.000-07:00

By: George Tarr

Although mainstream science has yet to recognize magnet therapy as an effective branch of alternative medicine, an increasingly large number of people are beginning to use it as a supplementary treatment for a variety of health-related conditions. Personal testimonials as to the positive effects of magnet therapy are plenty, attesting to the general satisfaction of its practitioners. Those opposed to magnet therapy often argue that positive results are merely a product of the placebo effect - but to that we say, who cares? If the purpose of a therapy is to relieve the sensation of pain, and the therapy achieves that purpose successfully, then the therapy - placebo or not - is an effective one.

The goal of this article is not to argue the effectiveness of magnet therapy, for that is another matter in itself. Rather, we would like to provide you with an overview of some of the more common uses of magnet therapy, focusing on the use of magnets as a supplementary treatment for pain.
Do note: when we say supplementary, we mean just that. Magnet therapy should not be viewed as a substitute for regular visits to the doctor, recommended surgeries or medications, etc. It is generally in conjunction with conventional treatments that magnet therapy can be at its most effective.

Modern magnet therapy products come in all shapes and sizes, and are made of a variety of materials. Magnetic jewelry is an especially popular accessory, as it affords the wearer a fashionable and discreet means of using magnet therapy. Other magnet therapy products include back and joint supports and magnetic bandages, which are designed to offer more concentrated treatments for pain and discomfort in specific parts of the body; magnetic insoles for shoes; magnetic seat and mattress pads; and a wide variety of other products out there on the market.

Magnet therapy in its various forms has been claimed to produce positive pain relieving effects in the treatment of a great number of conditions, including back and neck pain, arthritis, muscle soreness, carpal tunnel syndrome - and the list goes on and on. NY Times best selling author Gary Null's Healing with Magnets (1998) contains an extensive review of the various uses of magnet therapy for pain relief and other positive health benefits.

Some people are so firmly convinced by the effectiveness of magnet therapy that they choose it as an alternative to over-the-counter painkillers. One of the advantages of using magnet therapy as an alternative to painkillers is that there appear to be no inherent risks associated with magnet therapy other than the possibility of it being ineffective. Meanwhile, painkillers sometimes have side effects that can result in serious health problems for users. The effectiveness of painkillers is also debatable, as over-the-counter medications are limited in their effectiveness to begin with. Furthermore, users can build up tolerances to drugs they take frequently, rendering them even less effective for pain relief.

To conclude, we state again that magnet therapy is not a proven avenue of medical treatment, but that for many people it does act as an effective supplementary treatment for pain and discomfort. The best way to test it is to try it out for yourself. Magnet therapy products tend to be relatively inexpensive - so get yourself a bracelet and see what you think. If it isn't doing anything for you, then at least you've got a nice new addition to your jewelry collection!

Different Aspects of Magnetic Mattress Pads

2008-05-01T08:06:00.000-07:00

By: Juliette Pickup
These products are designed to fit over your existing mattress and provide you with additional padding that can help to improve the condition of the bed that you rest and sleep on. There are many effects that can be derived from the use of one of these items, but due to the fact that the exact properties of each item can differ from model to model these effects can differ as well. There are many variations to ensure that you get a product that suits all of your requirements in terms of size, thickness and support.
The reasons that these magnetic mattress pads are used for are dependent on the aspect of the item that is important to the consumer. The pad can be used to increase the comfort of your bed by increasing the amount of padding that you sleep on, though this would also be dependent on the type of padding that is used within the product. Foam is most commonly used as padding, but there are many different types of foam that can provide different levels of support and comfort. You can purchase items that are padded with memory foam that is especially beneficial since it spreads pressure over a wider surface, helping to reduce pressure on pressure points which can help to reduce pain.

Each person is a different size and shape to other people so the size of the item that you buy is important, as if it is too small then parts of you may stick out over the edges. This can be a cause of discomfort or pain especially if the product is thickly padded. The other problem with size is that if you choose an item that this too big for your bed then it can slide around and become unstable. This is minimized as much as possible by ensuring that there are straps to attach the products to the bed. Some of the Mattresses are also created with a non-slip surface on the bottom. These devices work well, but an item of incorrect size is likely to be unable to provide you with the same effects as a correctly sized product.

The thickness and density of the padding within the mattress pads are two of the most important factors in determining whether the product is correct for you to use. Both properties help to determine the amount of support that your body receives when using one of these products on your bed. The density and the depth of the foam will determine how soft or firm the item feels which can determine if it is appropriate for you. There are many different body shapes and conditions that can influence how much support will be comfortable for you.

If you sleep on a bed that has too much or too little support then your body can be damaged while you sleep or existing damage or pain can be exacerbated. To determine what level of support is best for you, you should test different mattresses of different firmness until you find the one that is most comfortable. The depth and density of the foam will also help to cover the magnets within the products so that you are subject to no discomfort when sleeping on them. This also determines the distance that your body will be from the magnets while they perform their magnetic therapy on your body.

Why Detox?

2008-05-01T08:05:00.000-07:00

By: Graeme Stuart-Bradshaw
Why Detoxify?

Every day we are exposed to external toxins from our environment and internal toxins produced as the byproduct of our digestive and metabolic processes. Toxic and unwanted inorgranic chemicals are found in our foods, water and air in the form of fertilizers, pesticides, heavy metals and other pollutants. Working in climate controlled environments is a source of airborne microorganisms and debris and home and work environments expose us to paint and carpet fumes. Everything from plastic containers to drycleaned clothes to skin and haircare products and cosmetics bombard our bodies with unwanted pollutants. All of these fall in the category of environmental toxins.

Our bodies also produce unwanted substances as the normal byproduct of our digestion and metabolism. In addition to this, we can accumulate waste products of any infectious microrganisms living in our bodies. If our body has the proper nutrition in sufficient quantities to provide a healthy biochemistry and if the organs of elimination and detoxification are functioning at optimal levels, our body is able to eliminate these unwanted substances safely and efficiently through cellular processes via the main organs of detoxification; skin, bowels, liver, kidneys and lungs. This manifests as elimination through perspiration, bowel elimination, urination and respiration. However, if the body is producing and taking in more toxins than it can safely eliminate, a state of chronic toxicity may occur.

Most chronic illnesses are the result of a combination of factors.
The main contributing factors, however, can be attributed to the presence of unwanted substances in the body or the lack of needed substances in the body and, in many cases, a combination of both of these factors. When the body has been overburdened with exogenous (external) and endogenous (internal) toxic substances for a prolonged period of time, it loses its capacity to detoxify at the same rate that toxins are being produced and ingested. It is under these unnatural conditions that we begin to manifest symptoms of being overloaded with toxicity and our organs are weakened. It is thought by many natural health professionals that this prolonged state of toxicity undermines organ and cellular function and is the underlying cause of many chronic diseases.

The presence of unwanted substances in the body is a very common root of illness. The process of eliminating unwanted substances from the body at the cellular level addresses and corrects this imbalance. However, for effective detoxification it is essential to provide the body with the necessary dietary substances so that the body can perform this important and natural function. This is exactly what we will be doing on the program.

"Detoxification" refers to the body's ability to neutralize and safely eliminate harmful chemicals within the body. The detoxification program is designed to enhance the body's innate ability to handle toxins. While it is unrealistic and virtually impossible to eliminate external toxins completely, the body can be unburdened and supported in its natural function of detoxification so that it is better able to cope with the daily stresses of modern life and thereby establish a higher level of health.

Detoxification has a beneficial effect on most chronic illnesses because it has an impact on almost all systems of the body: cardiovascular, nervous, immune, respiratory, reproductive, gastrointestinal, urinary, skin, musculoskeletal and endocrine.

Detoxification is recommended for individuals who:

Have symptoms of toxicity
Have chronic digestive problems
Have imparied liver function due to lifestyle (alcohol, toxic exposure, poor eating habits, high stress, chemical exposure in the workplace)
Have impaired liver function due to chronic illness (hepatitis, jaundice, fatty liver)
Are on medications affecting the liver
Are on hormone replacement therapy
Have PMS and moodiness
Have chronic headaches
Have chronic skin conditions
Have gallbladder pathology
Have chronic poor lifestyle habits
Common symptoms alleviated by detoxification may include:
Headaches
Stiff, aching joints and muscles
Susceptibility to infections
Respiratory difficulties
Allergies
Digestive problems
Constipation
Acne
Low energy and fatigue
Restlessness and irritability
Mental fogginess
Inability to concentrate
Depression and moodiness
Poor quality sleep and insomnia
Benefits of Detoxification
These are some of the possible results you can expect to experience:
A feeling of revitalisation
Increased energy, vitality and stamina
Increased immunity and resistance to infections and illness
Reduced allergy symptoms
Increased metabolism and metabolic balancing for weight control
Weight loss
Improved digestive functions such as absorption and elimination
Balanced water metabolism and reduction in fluid retention and uric acid
Enhanced liver function and detoxification processes
Invigorate circulation and balance blood levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Strengthen and lubricate joints; reduced joint aches and pains; increased joint mobility
Reduced risk for many chronic diseases
Reduced symptoms of chronic toxicity
Improved sleep patterns and feeling rested and refreshed
Heightened mental clarity, focus, concentration and memory
Promotion of stable moods, emotional balance and wellbeing; a greater sense of peace and calm
A feeling of rejuvenation on all levels

Author Bio
Graeme Stuart-Bradshaw, founder of the Integrated Medicine Institute (IMI) in Hong Kong, is a naturopathic physician with extensive experience at his Hong Kong-based clinic and internationally.
Please visit Kamalaya' s website:
Koh Samui Wellness Sanctuary and Holistic Spa, Thailand

The Sustainable Path

2008-05-01T08:03:00.000-07:00

By: Robert Barton

Sustainability starts with you, from the smallest change you can make in your own home or office can have a huge effect further up the chain. Simply by buying the right products you can help you and your family save heaps of money, and also help the environment through these purchases.

Natural and alternative health and lifestyle products can really benefit you and your family.
Did you know that the industry in health foods and natural products in their retail and business opportunity form have increased by 75% in the last 5 years alone?

This article has a few simple answers to why the natural more healthy alternatives can deliver much greater health benefits than just going and getting some vitamins from your local drug store.

Many elements and chemicals that help our body function and boost our immune system can only be found in a "stable" form in the foods and drinks that occur naturally. By taking these natural chemicals from their natural states and trying to "bottle" it is virtually impossible without the use of further adding dangerous additives and manmade chemicals.

Furthermore, the organic industry, which seems so new, is coming back after about 50 years of "conventional" farming to boost the sustainability and production needed in agriculture.

For some reason people think that organics has never existed before and it was only about 50 years ago that we didn't have pesticides, fertilisers and herbicides and relied purely on the co-dependant relationships of ecosystems.

People again are realising the benefits of organics only after 50 years of cancer causing chemicals being passed along in our food. It is strange as many people who have had the initial stages of cancer have converted to organics for added support to their immune systems.

From organics to sustainable lifestyles which includes our complete environment from building to water to energy production to health... everything is a dynamic system and will become increasingly important as global warming becomes more of a problem.

This leads me onto the next step, sustainable building. Did you know that your home can become a toxic and uncomfortable environment for you and your family if you don't think consciously about the types of products you use within and around your house?

Many insulation and cabinet maker products use materials that contain a vast amount of formaldehyde which is a very toxic and carcinogenic chemical. Paints and finishes can contain high levels of VOC (volatile organic compounds) which have been proven to cause serious health issues and lead to "sick house syndrome". Building material used for the structure of your home can be cheap and cause the temperature in your home to be very uncomfortable and the air conditioner you use to make up for this costs you hundreds of dollars every year.

Might as well give up hey? No way...

There are so many resources and products available at your request that can dramatically change the negative aspects and will improve your overall wellbeing aswell as your families, whilst at the same time improve the quality of products that are good for the environment also. For instance, there are many paint companies with low to zero VOC products, insulation has been developed using cellulose (recycled paper basically) with no formaldehyde, energy efficient air conditioners exist and many products that are affordable but have the qualities to increase the comfort of your home.

The main point is... If you buy for the health and comfort of you and your family, the results will be beneficial to both you and the environment. This is what I mean by a dynamic system. Sustainability isn't about knowing everything about what does what and where it goes, it is simply about working with your local environment to produce the best possible outcome that WILL save you money, your health and the environment.

I suggest you start to educate yourself in the simple parts of sustainability and even if you save a litre of water a year or have an organic meal at least once every 2 months, you will be on your way to sustainability.

Cure Insomnia By Relaxation

2008-05-01T08:01:00.000-07:00

By: Philip Jubb
Insomnia cures by relaxation have been popular since before man invented fire. We can trace them back, certainly in the case of China, for many thousands of years. It has only been in the last few years that we have been able to confirm the efficiency or otherwise of the Insomnia cure by relaxation.

Insomnia itself is a pernicious affliction bringing with it misery and despondancy.
Many sufferers of Insomnia and other sleep disorders lay there night after night staring into the dark checking the alarm clock every five minutes and worring about the effects of sleep loss on their performance during the coming day. Getting more and more tense and finding relaxation ever more difficult.

How can we use relaxation to help to cure insomnia? One of the first stops for the sufferer looking to cure Insomnia by relaxation or any other way is the doctors surgery. This is an excellent idea as a physical checkup will reveal wether or not there is a physical reason for the Insomnia or just the need to relax. The drawback is that if the doctor finds no physical reason for the Insomnia he is likely to reach for his prescription pad.

The drawbacks here are well known. Unbeliveably simply to cure insomnia you could also suffer addiction, morning headaches, daytime fatigue, personality changes, memory impairment, impaired concentration, poor judgment, mood disturbances, and in extreme cases irregular heartbeat, and high blood pressure. The list goes on and on. A safer insomnia cure may well lie in the direction of lerning relaxation, a more natural remedy.
This is the reason why drug companies can afford large scale advertising such as TV ads and big internet ad campaigns. They know if they can get a hold of you once, they will trap you and continue to make money off of you for years to come. Their mission is to program you. Whenever you have sleep problems, they want you to think about their products.
Used to cure insomnia and many other ailments for thousands of years relaxation rechniques are becoming more and more popular with main stream health care professionals to cure insomnia. As a cure for insomnia you need to practice relaxation regularly , notice the experience of the sounds of the simple things in life.

Look into what causes your need for relaxation. When you discover the ways you create stress, you can look for ways you to relax and avoid these stress creators.

Plan to cure your insomnia - You need to consider the timing of your relaxation. It should be daily. Perhaps a weekend is better suited to a night out so that you don't have to wake early the next morning for work or during the night for the bathroom.

Try relaxing music. Keep your favorite relaxation CD at the office, in the car, or wherever you'll need it most. Certainly by the bedside.

Walk a while. If you have at least ten minutes to spare, walking is one of the best relaxation techniques. I have a dog and we walk as often as we can. Pounding the streets or woodland paths is an excellent way of getting rid of frustrations, relaxing, and ultimately, when gently tired, I can can think much more productively.

Exercise - Find a form of exercise you will enjoy - yoga and tai chi are great for relaxation. Schedule in relaxation time every day - This could be for as little as 30 minutes a day or one hour away from the office during lunch time.

Get into yoga. This type of exercise puts an emphasis on relaxation and breath control. Could have been designed to cure insomnia by relaxation. Practise this at least twice a day, perhaps on waking and when you go to bed. This will train your unconscious mind to be able to quickly take you into abdominal breathing and hence relaxation.

A massage is also a great way to relieve stress from the body and ease insomnia. Its great fun and as long as its not your partner doing it :) It's very conducive to relaxation.

I will make a bold promise to you right off the bat: I will change the way you think about sleep forever.

Insomnia a Herbal Remedy

2008-05-01T08:00:00.000-07:00

By: Philip Jubb

A herbal remedy for insomnia is probably the most popular herbal remedy reccomended in the western hemisphere today. With anything from 10 to 20 percent of the American adult population claiming to suffer from insomnia at any one time the search for relief is on. Notice I said relief. It should be stressed that only behavioral or psychologic techniques can actually cure insomnia, whereas prolonged use of sleeping pills can only result in dependency. Hence an insomnia herbal remedy is good!

There a large number of herbs that you may (and I say MAY) find helpful as a insomnia herbal remedy. Before testing any insomnia herbal remedy you should consult your Doctor or other Health Professional before self medicating. Lets face it most drugs are good and er bad.

I'll list some of the main insomnia herbal remedys here and add a few notes.
Essential oils are organic compounds that are extracted from various plant parts, including flowers, trees, herbs, spices. Essential oil compounds are found in the leaves, wood, resin, fruit, flower blossoms, roots and buds of the plant. Lots of Herbal remedies for insomnia can be used as essential oils.

Ginseng is the most famous Chinese herb and the most widely recognized plant used in traditional medicine. The main active ingredients of ginseng are the more than 25 saponin triterpenoid glycosides called "ginsenosides". These steroid-like ingredients provide the adaptogenic properties that enable ginseng to balance and counter the effects of stress. Benefits; to reduce the effects of stress, boost energy levels, assist with mental and body fatigue and maintains excellent body functions. An excellent Herbal Remedy for Insomnia. It hits all the targets.

Maca. Maca grows in volcanically enriched soils high up in the Peruvian Andes in a pure, unpolluted atmosphere. According to scientific research, Maca is amazingly rich in healthy amino acids, carbohydrates, phytonutrients, vitamins and minerals, including calcium, phosphorous, zinc, magnesium, iron, as well as vitamins B1, B2, B12, C and E. Benefits of Maca, Increases libido, Deeper sleep, Balances moods, Helps adapt to stress,Slows the aging process,Lessens aches and pain. This was a new one to me and as yet I haven't tried it as a insomnia herbal remedy. Any comments ?

Mushrooms promote good health and vitality and increase your body's adaptive abilities and are an effective insomnia herbal remedy. Mushrooms are probiotic meaning they fight off illness by restoring our bodies balance and natural resistance to disease through homeostasis. Natural mushroom supplements contain an active ingredient proven by research to be an incredibly effective enhancing agent to the immune system. Mushrooms are low in calories and high in vegetable proteins, chitin, iron, zinc, fiber, essential amino acids, vitamins & minerals. Hands up for mushrooms as a insomnia herbal remedy!

Extracts of (St John's wort) are now successfully competing for status as a standard antidepressant therapy. Great effort has been devoted to identifying the active antidepressant compounds in the extract. St John's wort is one of the best-investigated medicinal plants us as an insomnia herbal remedy. Researchers in Europe have studied St John's Wort for decades. They discovered a combination of elements in the plant, foremost of which is "hypericin", react with specific chemicals in the brain to temper emotional discomfort, lift depression, and calm the nerves. Working very much like the common synthetic prescription antidepressants (maprotiline hydrochloride and imipramine) and again a wonderful insomnia herbal remedy.

Yohimbe is a popular herb originally from South Africa and known worldwide as an excellent aphrodisiac. Traditionally yohimbe bark has been used to treat fevers, coughs, and leprosy. Often yohimbe tea was taken by warriors in preparation for battle. Yohimbe supplementation was also taken during fertility celebrations, mating and marriage rituals. It has been used as a topical anesthetic, and a hallucinogen when smoked.!! Yohimbe's most common, modern use is as a tonic and as a insomnia herbal remedy

Yohimbe is also known to reduce anxiety, elevate mood, and prevent heart attacks. Because it stimulates the central nervous system, it has been used to treat narcolepsy and weight loss, and has other positive effects on overall health such as a insomnia herbal remedy!

And we are out of space already just as the herbal remedies for insomnia have got into the swing of things. I hope I've given you a taster and will return to this theme in a further article.

Sleep Well

Philip Jubb

Insomnia solution

2008-05-01T07:58:00.000-07:00

By: Philip Jubb

An insomnia cure. Hmm... Before we go for a cure it may be a good idea to try and know our enemy. What are our signs and symptons. What type of Insomnia do we have. Perhaps a working definition would be helpful.

The experts seem to agree that something along these lines would suit.

"Insomnia" is any episode of unrefreshing sleep, difficulty falling asleep, frequent awakenings, or waking up too early in the morning and not being able to drop back off. Women and the elderly seem to be the most frequent sufferers. We can divide these episodes into three collective groups and label them Short-term Transient or Chronic.

A quick explanation of these three would be as follows;
Transient, a simple disturbance in sleeping patterns. A short illness, a sudden change in lifestyle, stress, isomething that leads to a short term change

Short-term insomnia is is less fun. It lastsfor about 2-3 weeks. Causes could be something like a new job, divorce, serious illness, financial problems, or a family berevement.

Chronic as the name suggests is the real thing. Chronic insomnia is the rarest and most serious type, with Insomnia lasting longer than a few weeks. I've just been reading a learned article that says Chronic Insomnia is fairly rare. That may be so but if 10 percent of the US population suffers from it thats over 20 Million people leading a life of misery.

While it would be nice to blame insomnia on things outside our control , many cases of insomnia are self inflicted by such things as caffeine, smoking, poor eating habits, alcohol and lack of exercise.

Caffeine is one the most widely blamed causes of insomnia. An ingredient in coffee, tea, colas, chocolate, and some medications, caffeine is a stimulant . We insomniacs DO NOT NEED stimulants. Quite the reverse. Insomnia solution number one - Cut out the caffine.

Alcohol is often reccomended as a nightcap. Forget it. Thats only beacuse your Doctor drinks it. Alcohol actually lightens and fragments sleep, causing you to wake up as your body metabolizes it. You may think you're in a deep sleep, but your not getting the deep sleep that Insomniacs need for a cure. Insomnia solution number two - No Alcohol with a couple or four hours of bedtime.

Eating. Yes, I know I can't ban you from eating but I can jump on the slimmers bandwaggon. Eat a light last meal a couple of hours before going to bed. Avoid spicy and fatty foods that cause indigestion. Lets hear it for MILK. Milk has an amino acid that the body converts to a sleep-enhancing compound in the brain. Calcium is a natural relaxing agent along with several other vitamins such as the B vitamins and magnesium. Have a look at the bottom of the page for details on how to find others. If you get hungry at night, have a light snack before bedtime. Some foods are helpful and actually promote production of melatonin, a hormone associated sleep. Try cheese, soy nuts, chicken, pumpkinseeds, and turkey. High-carbohydrate foods such as bread act upon another hormone, serotonin, which helps to reduce anxiety and contribute toan insomnia solution. Insomnia solution no three. Be careful what you eat.

Nicotine products are universally bad for you. For the Insomniac nicotine has to go. It's a stimulant that increases blood pressure, speeds up the heart rate, and stimulates brain activity. Insomniacs do not need increased blood pressure, a fast heart rate and a stimulant. Insomnia solution number four. No more ciggies!

Regular exercise is good in fact its excellent, (here comes the but) but, not just before bed. If you work out too close to bedtime, the increase in your heart rate and metabolism will make your body too excitable to sleep. Exercise earlier in the day and give the body a chance to produce that warm rosy glow and relax as the body reacts by producing melatonin to take your temperature down to normal. Exercise for an insomnia solution!

Make your bed as comfortable as possible. Experiment with what works best for you. Choose a position conducive to sleep. If your partner is the source of your insomnia consider a change of rooms for a while. Get rid of the alarm clock . It only acts as a stressful reminder that you aren't sleeping.

Control the amount of light in your bedroom. Excessive brightness not only affects your eyes, but it also influences the hormone production that helps to establish a healthy sleep cycle. Wear a sleep mask if necessary. Dark is usually good for an insomnia solution.

When it comes to noise, many people find repetitive sounds easier to sleep through than intermittent and abrupt ones. Ear plugs or a continuous background sound such as a fan can help mask disturbing noise (the next- door neighbors barking dog in my case). Consider is a white noise machine.

Control the thermostat. Temperature extremes, whether too hot or too cold, are no fun for the light sleeper. Cool is usually good for an insomnia solution.

Hope some of these help. Drop us a line and let us know,

Sleep well.

Philip

How To Make Many Friends Easily

2007-06-08T13:08:00.000-07:00

by: Ivan Campuzano

How to make many friends easily..

With every goal you have in life, people will always be a critical part of it. How fast you reach your goals depends on how well you deal with people and the level of influence you have on them. In order to really influence people you must become a person who is likable. How do you become likable? You must have a sincere interest in other people. Every person on this earth wants to feel important, so you need to treat everyone with the up most importance, because they deserve it. Remember no one is better than you and you are not better than anyone, we are all human beings who deserve the same amount of respect.

Becoming Likable:
Setting the Stage

Your goal in meeting people should be to consciously be the first to initiate and set the stage for conversation. Most people are hesitant to be the first, don’t be like most people step out of your comfort zone. I know that if you are a shy person that this can be one of the hardest things for you to do, but the more you do it, the more you condition your self for it to become second nature. As a small kid I used to be really shy but I noticed that the kids that where outgoing tended to be the happier kids so I began to step out of my comfort zone and now I feel I can walk up to almost anyone. This is going to take time; things don’t happen over night but don’t let this discourage you. Many people feel that for you to become proficient in something takes around five years. Don’t waste anytime, start today and each day after that will get easier. Each different experience will later serve as a reference to remind you, that you can approach almost anyone. By being the first to initiate conversation you also automatically have a certain degree of control, you are able to draw people into your own rhythms. Have you ever noticed how persuasive people are able to seduce you to their ways, dictating your body language and basically synchronizing it to theirs? This is because people naturally imitate other people as a way of communicating with the other person. So if you are the first you get to decide what angle to approach. So if the person you are approaching appears sad, approach them with a big confident smile. Odds are they will slowly begin to smile; you will automatically change their mood. Now you will have a better chance of having a better conversation.

In setting the stage you will need to train your self to pick up any subtle signals that the person you are approaching is giving off. With time you will be able to sum up a person in a blink of an eye and from what your subconscious catches use it help you set the stage. This will require you to have an open mind and immerse your self in as many different worlds/cultures as possible. That’s why I never limit my self to one particular set of friends. I have friends from all sorts of backgrounds. I have friends who are skaters, basketball players, artists, musicians, writers, etc. By having so many friends with diverse interests I quickly learn about their worlds. By knowing what kind of stage to set up you will know how to get the other person to think very highly of you. For example by being observant you will catch the subtleties in the way a person appears to be (The way he is dressed, body language, tone of voice, language, etc.) which will help you to imagine placing your self in there shoes. By really imagining what being that person is like it will give you a good idea of how he/she is feeling. This in turn helps you get a better idea of what appproach to use when trying to communicate effectively with them. When I am able to pick up persons subtleties I will know what topics, questions, and general things that appeal to them which gives me information to work with in the process of winning that person as a friend. Like if know this person is really passionate about cars, I will ask a question with the minimum knowledge I have about something that he knows or thinks he knows a lot about.

Now you set the stage for Mike who will love to tell me exactly why the Mitsubishi EVO is better. When someone is knowledgeable about something it’s in their nature to tell you because it is one more opportunity for them to show how great or smart they are. You have to cater to their ego and never test or contradict their ideas, because their ego will not accept someone who is supposed to know less tell them they are possibly wrong. If I would have told him that I heard that the Subaru WRX is better, we would have just gotten in an argument that he would not have backed out of. But I didn’t and now they will love me for it, because I was taking interest into what he enjoys.

Body Language

Whenever you approach someone for the very first time your body language will do most of the talking and the other person will immediately have a first impression of you. So you must always be aware that whatever you say your body is also in agreement. If you say one thing and your body says the opposite you will come out as someone fake. We have all seen the girl that walks up to another girl and says “I’m so happy to see you…how you been?....you look so good…” but their body language is saying “what are you doing here….I’m not really listening to what your saying” this is easily seen and can be one of the rudest things you can do in trying to make new friends. Always approach someone with open gestures and a smile. If you approach someone with crossed arms, this will automatically make the other person defensive and question your motives. Approach them with open arms and a gentle smile, smiling is infectious if the other person has a stern look on their face the moment youapproach them with a smile you will gradually notice that they will smile too. This usually sets it up for a good conversation because both people are in good moods. Try this - if you’re in a neutral mood right now, put a big smile on your face for no reason if you pay attention you can feel your body changing and your mood immediately start to change. People who are in good moods will place a lot more importance to what you have to say.

Questions and Listening

Your next goal is to sincerely try to find out as much as you can about the person. Ask quality questions; find out what is important to the person, goals, beliefs, interests, etc. The key is to be sincere so the person feels comfortable and is more likely to open up. Try to have a calm demeanor refrain from being overly eager as this might scare the person. You must be able to match the mood of the person. If the person is excited to tell you a story you must become excited as well. If the person is telling you a sad story you must show sincere empathy. Be open minded and really listen to the person.

Listening: Try to listen at least twice as much as you talk. Listening requires more than just pretending to listen or simply hearing a person talk. Listening and hearing are two completely different things and the person can tell if you’re really listening to them, or simply hearing them speak. Being a good listener is a skill, you must become an active listener. Remember this is all about the other person, who cares if you don’t get to talk about your self. In the end the other person will love you for it. They will tell their friends

“Man I really enjoyed talking to that person”….why is that? Was he a very interesting person? “You know what…I really don’t know why…I really don’t know much about him”

This shouldn’t bother you because in the end you greatly benefited from the situation as well. If you’re an effective listener you will gain a better understanding of that person’s thoughts, perspectives, feelings and actions. You have to remember that most people would rather talk than listen, but most of the time this person is not very influential. Take this as an opportunity to become more persuasive and influential.

Sometimes the problem with most people is that listening to them doesn’t have much value. They feel that in order to get people to like them they must do a great deal of the talking. Think about that for a minute, how do you like it when another person is talking so much that when you try and say something they still keep talking. You eventually quit listening to that person because you got to annoyed. Now sometimes you don’t need to do most of the listening, you constantly need to evaluate the situation. Sometimes people really want to hear what you have to say. In this situation still try and get the other person involved and flip around the question that they just asked you.

People who talk too much

1. People always talk about them behind their backs

2. In group settings they feel they always need to say something just to feel like they are contributing.

3. Usually have very big egos

4. They ask questions that they already have the answers too

5. Because they are so focused on having something to say aren’t even listening to what someone is saying.

People Who Listen Effectively

1.Get the whole picture, than they can act accordingly.

2.Everyone loves a good listener so you will make tons of friends.

3.No one talks bad about you, who ever said “man that kid just loves to listen too much”

Good listening is going to really take effort. The reason is that people can think a lot faster than people can speak. What ends up happening is that you begin to think of other things as that person is speaking. Than you become consumed with those thoughts. Next thing you know the other person asks you “So than do you think I did the right thing”. You weren’t listening so you have no idea what to say. This is one of biggest turn offs in trying to become friends with that person.

Things to avoid when Listening

Don’t Interrupt

Because you have the upper hand by thinking faster than someone who is speaking, you will become tempted to interrupt. Don’t because the other person will get the feeling that you don’t care what they are saying and want to bring back the topic of conversation to you. The other person might also have great momentum going in telling you a story, but when you interrupt them their story doesn’t carry as much feeling when they go back to speaking. You also show that you are one of those people who enjoy speaking more than being a good listener. When you interrupt you are also making assumptions of what you think the other person is about to say. This might cause you to miss out completely different information. Because you interrupted them the other person might not even want to continue telling you about it.

Don’t Finish Other Peoples Sentences

Don't Offer Advice too Soon

Compliments + Appreciation

The way to make people feel important is through sincere compliments and appreciation. Most people go out their way to do something, to get other people to notice them, yet most people don’t. Get in the habit of noticing the little things about people. In the end the little things are what matter and what end up making a person unique so pay attention. Next time you see them, be the first to give them a sincere compliment on something even as simple as their hair cut. By making other people feel good about them selves you should also feel good for doing it, it’s a win win situation.

Many times people walk around with the mentality that other people owe them something, nobody owes you anything. Whenever anybody does anything for you show your appreciation and let them know you don’t take anything for granted. Be spontaneous get the person a small gift when they don’t expect it.

Encouragement

Once you find out what is truly important to someone you must provide encouragement. Everyone has dreams and aspirations. Be the one who encourages them to pursue their goals. Any insight or information that’s empowering will provide a boost to their confidence. Most people are so afraid of failure that they will not pursue their goals. They will give you all the reasons why their goals are out of reach. Your goal should be to switch their focus on the negative reasons to the ways how they can make it happen. You have to remember that whatever we focus on becomes our reality, so when you focus only on the negative aspects that’s all you will see. When they give you a reason why they can’t do it, ask them if that’s really a reason or a mere excuse. If they are excuses show them how destructive it is to be in this mental state. Make them realize that all their hopes and dreams are in danger all because of petty excuses. One of the best feelings you will get in dealing with people, is when you get another person excited about his goals or ideas. Now that the person is excited you need to point them in the right direction. Help them research the world they want to be in; find out as much relevant information. Help them create a plan and deadlines that will help them reach their goals. Start with small attainable goals, this will help them gain momentum and than move onto more challenging goals. By being active in the whole process you will build a deeper and more influential relationship with that person. He will not see you as a mere friend but as an ally in their journey to success.

Plan and Organize Social Events

One of the best ways to develop a meaningful experience with someone is through a social event. Whenever you participate in an event or trip your relationship with those people will become even greater. When I studied abroad in Prague I have never developed such strong relationships in such a short amount of time. I met people from all over the world and on the weekends we would take trips to other countries. On these trips I made incredible bonds, because everyone was on an adventure of experiencing new things together. Experiences are always magnified with more people involved. Just think about when you are watching a funny movie all by yourself you begin to laugh but than realize no one is there to enjoy the moment with you and your experience is quickly diminished .

I hope all these pointers will help everyone become more influential, take care and much success to everyone!

I Think I Can. I Think I Can. Can I?

2007-06-08T13:05:00.000-07:00

by: Michele Wahlder

I think I can. I think I can. Can I?

Your mental train ticket to self-empowerment

We all find ourselves at certain points in our lives holding first class tickets to negative mental trains of thought. Michele Wahlder (MS, LPC, PCC), a two-time cancer survivor and Dallas, Texas-based Certified Life Coach and Psychotherapist, has placed thousands of people on the right track to self-empowerment via a plan she calls the 5 C Process. The journey challenges individuals to:

One

Clarify Current View – Where are you now- honestly?

Conscious awareness of your current view is the first step in becoming the best you can be. Getting clear about how your life aligns with your values, talents and unique gifts is vital to your happiness. You need to know where you are in order to learn where you want to go.

You can clarify your current view by completing a review of eight life areas. Be honest with yourself about how happy are you with your profession, finances, health and overall well-being, primary relationships, personal development, spirituality, environment, hobbies, etc.

Two

Connect with Your Highest Vision – Where do you want to be?

Example: A client of mine, a yoga instructor, decided she was happy teaching but wanted to contribute to the world on a larger level. She wasn’t happy with the quality of the yoga clothing that was accessible to her and her fellow yogis. Her vision was to design and create fun, hip and timeless yoga clothes using eco-conscious fabrics.

You have to get really clear about what you want. It is crucial that you connect to your highest vision of yourself because you can’t create it unless you are clear about what it looks like. If you don’t have a vision of where you want to go or what you want to be, you will most likely NOT get there. To quote Henrietta Klauser, “If you have a connection to what you want, take the next step and write it down.” If you don’t have any idea about what you want, or how you want to be in life to bring about greater happiness, begin looking through magazines and create a Vision Board/Collage of what attracts you. You may also want to consider getting an outside perspective from a friend or a professional coach. I take my clients through a guided imagery that gives them a glimpse of what their future could look like. There are also books that can help guide you. Just get help assessing your talents, divine gifts and abilities and then determine how you want to use them more fully in the world. We can’t help others as fully, if we are not aware of how we can best serve. So instead of thinking of it as selfish to engage in knowing yourself better, I would suggest you consider it selfish to hold back and not be the best you can be. Only in this way, can we help the world and others.

Three

Create Inspiring Goals – How will you get there?

Example: My client created a tiered plan of what needed to happen step by step – outer goal. All of this was influenced by her inner goal of keeping a measured pace and a balanced life. Her goal was to enjoy the process.

You have to create a plan and take specific actions to get you from where you are now to where you want to be. When most people write goals, they just write a list of action steps, usually external actions. I believe it is more powerful to have inner and outer goals. An outer goal is what you want. For instance, you might think, “I want a new house”. An inner goal is more focused on the how. How will a new home benefit me and my family? Will it offer more common gathering areas, a larger kitchen so that we can cook together, etc.? How can I appreciate what I have now until I get this home? How can I make this a joyful experience rather than a stressful one? If you can not be grateful for what you have now, then when you get a new home, it will only create very short-term happiness for you. Then, you will be focused on the next external illusion of happiness. For 2008, I suggest taking at least three of the life areas I mentioned earlier and jot down how you couldbenefit from living your highest vision in each area. Next, add action steps toward your desired achievements along with completion dates.

Four

Clear Obstacles – How will you remove obstacles in your way?

We all have dreams and visions for our life, but frankly, there are many things that can get in the way. The two most common obstacles I see with my clients are:

The inability to say NO— In order to bridge the gap from your current view to your highest vision, you have to make room for what “Could Be”. If your life is full and you want to add more of the things that are truly important in your life, you should start the change process by making room first. You must say no to some things in your life, so you can say yes to what is most important. You have to give up the destructive habits, behaviors and activities to make room for new ones.

A metaphor would be a water hose watering a flowering plant. The water in the hose is your life force and the flowering plant is what you are trying to grow in your life. If the water hose has leaks, it will not have enough water or life force/energy to reach its desired outcome or vision (to grow the plant into full bloom). Examples of leaks might include toxic friendships, unrealistic expectations, watching too much television, eating sugar, overspending, negative relational patterns with your spouse or working on an outdated job.

Example: A client’s obstacle here was that her 8- year-old daughter needed caring for and she was afraid she wouldn’t be able to be a good mother plus jumpstart a successful, new business. We remedied this issue by getting clear on the proper definition of a good mother. Also, practically speaking, she needed help picking up her daughter from school. So she got her husband to assist her in this area so she would have time to create this new business.

Negative self-talk—Research shows we have approximately 50,000 internal messages we say to ourselves daily. We are constantly walking around having conversations with ourselves. And it is what we say that makes all the difference in the overall quality of our lives.

Example: I was once in Starbucks, and I watched this woman spill her coffee while reaching for a sugar packet and I heard her say out loud, “I’m so stupid. I can’t believe I did that.”

Now, I just happen to hear her, but this is an example of something you might say internally as well. You might think, “No big deal. I say things like this to myself all the time.” Well, IT IS A BIG DEAL as our subconscious hears these messages and acts on them as if they were real. Don’t say anything to yourself that you wouldn’t want someone else saying to you.

Think of self-talk like mental fuel. Now, imagine filling your car with dirty water. We all know you wouldn’t get very far. Now, take that same car and fill it with high quality gasoline. You’ll most likely reach your destination. It is the same with people and the words we use. If the words are negative and toxic, we will sputter along with low energy and our performance suffers. If our words are positive and tender, we will feel confident, energized, encouraged and will most likely meet our goals faster and easier. Here are some key things to remember if you ever find yourself preparing to board the train of BAD self-talk:

B– stands for belittling self-talk. Stop telling yourself, “I am not good enough.” If your dream is to have a healthy self-confidence, which of the following examples is more likely to get your there:

A. “I’m so stupid. I can’t believe I did that.”

B. “Whoops, mistakes happen.”

Can you see how the Answer B is much kinder?

A – stands for awfulizing. Stop predicting a future filled with gloom and doom, and dwelling on scary thoughts. If you dream of obtaining a career you love, which of the following will move you closer to your vision:

A. “I did terribly on my interview, I’ll never find a job I like.”

B. “I will answer that question on past employment differently next time and I will ace it! I know I will one day have the job I love.”

Can you see how Answer B places you in the mindset of a successful job search?

D – stands for deceiving. This is when you deceive yourself into thinking you are a victim, and that other people are to blame for your circumstances. If we want a happy relationship which will of the below responses will aid in achieving this goal:

A. “If my spouse would only do more around the house, then I would be happy.”

B. “I can and will choose happiness today, no matter what my spouse does.”

Answer B is the right choice, wouldn’t you agree?

S – stands for shoulding – This is when you give yourself a lot of shoulds, musts, and ought tos, then beat yourself up for not living up to unrealistic standards. Say your dream is to be in top physical condition, which will further that:

A. “I should have eaten a salad for lunch instead of that big ol’ hamburger. I’m such a pig!”

B. “I could have eaten a salad, but I chose not to. Tomorrow I will make healthier choices.”

The second choice is so much more inspiring, don’t you think?

Five

Commit to Action – Are you willing to do what it takes?

The final step of the 5 C Process is to commit to action. How many times have we all made plans and never carried them out, or started off excited and lost motivation? No one ever does anything great alone. We all need encouragement and support from others including an accountability partner who is willing to help hold the vision of the person you want to be. In the previous example of my client, her biggest negative self-talk was how to be a good mom and a good business woman. Her thoughts were, “If I don’t pick up my child every day from school, I am a bad mother.” Instead, we replaced it with, “Picking up my child from school daily is not what makes me a good mother. I am, indeed, a fabulous mother.”

Here are the four action steps that have been proven to help you eliminate your negative self talk:

• Become aware of your negative messages –listen to voice in head

• Stop! You have to stop immediately if you find yourself dwelling on any negative thoughts

• Replace negative thoughts with a kinder alternatives

• Practice. It takes a commitment of time in order to turn a pattern of negative thinking into a more positive train of thought.

This interview was referenced by http://www.chinika.com. To learn more about Michele’s 5 C Process and her upcoming seminars, please call 214 -823-LIFE ( 5433), or visit her Web site at http://www.michelewahlder.com Once there, you will also be able to download a free workbook containing strategies on how to obtain a positive outlook on life.

MLM Mailing List

2007-06-08T13:04:00.000-07:00

by: Tsuyoshi Suzuki

A clean MLM mailing list is essential in today's internet environment. This MLM mailing list is computer maintained and is updated on a daily basis to assure you of the very latest leads for your direct-mail offers. In this case, obtaining an mlm mailing list is necessary so that you will have people to reach to offer your products to.

Mailing

Mailing lists for direct marketing purposes are often used for catalog distribution. Mailing leads are lists of people's profiles that include their demographics, buying behavior, product consumption, and more. Mailing list companies can help you in marketing your business may it be online or offline. Mailing list companies have several lists to choose from. The end result of many, though, is an MLM Mailing list. So what is a good MLM mailing list.

Lists

Beware of using unscrubbed address lists that may provide you with addresses to which you can send information or advertisements. Usually it will come from a legitimate MLM business that offers the service of producing lists. And not all lists are created equal, so you need to exercise caution when mailing your offers out. Now if using MLM mailing lists is the way that you want to build your MLM business than okay. And this is what you need to keep in mind when you're researching which MLM type mailing lists to buy.

Leads

Leads vendors tend to develop generic lists of MLM leads where those people may end up being contacted by dozens of MLM marketers, plus they may not be new leads. A good method of coming up with a consistent source of leads is through an MLM Mailing List. Yet, how do you know that those MLM leads are quality leads. If they are not the best quality, do you have what it takes to make those leads work for your business. Generating your own MLM leads means that you are going to be able to tailor your leads to your specific MLM business. Make sure the questions allow you to sort your MLM leads easily, so that you can qualify and disqualify your MLM leads in a simple manner.

Every name and address on our direct mail MLM mailing list is a qualified income opportunity seeker. Now this isn't a matter of protecting you from getting taken for a money ride when you are told that your MLM mailing list is the best one out there and that it will lead to many sales and distributor enrollments. You have to establish a system that would allow you to follow up on your leads, and this is why an MLM mailing list is of utmost importance to your campaign. An MLM mailing list is a database of the contact details of the leads you manage to generate for your business.

Internet Marketing And A Future Financial Focus

2007-06-08T12:59:00.000-07:00

by: Scott Lindsay

One of the prime motivations for Internet marketing is that you don’t want to be in the same place you are right now - in 12 months.

In every business the predominant idea is to set goals that help you conduct business smarter, learn lessons faster and bring more business to your site.

The problem is many entrepreneurs tend to stay focused on their bottom line and to product fulfillment issues. By doing so they may indeed find themselves in the same place 12 months from now. They may also find their business has declined in total sales revenue.

How is that possible?

This is an interesting question especially when, from all appearances, the business owner IS paying attention to their business and that the sales are brisk. It can also seem baffling when it appears that the business owner is busier than they have ever been.

The problem may be that some of the details of business should be delegated to other employees, especially if the business is of significant size.

The sad truth is some business owners are spending too much time in the mailroom and not enough time in long-term strategic planning. Online business grows as new ideas are developed and implemented.

It is not unlike an architect spending all his or her time developing the entryway of a new luxury hotel while failing to draw up plans for the rest of the building. It looks nice from the outside, but the inside is in disarray.

What this means, in the broadest terms, is that you need to pay attention to all aspects of your online business. If you don’t feel adequate to manage certain aspects of the business then find someone who can. When you neglect certain aspects of your business you will almost always run the risk of a loss of long-term business. You will also be subjected to feast or famine cycles where you may have more work than you can handle for a period of time and not enough work for an equal or greater length of time.

It’s a given that you find your business to be an important part of your life. You have invested a lot in the success of your business and that investment is too great to simply allow glaring marketing omissions to go unchallenged.

Sometimes business owners adopt an out of sight - out of mind mentality. They avoid those things that are not on their immediate radar. They push back all those things that are not fires to attend only the tyranny of the urgent.

Internet marketing is one of the very first things to be cast from view for many businesses. The reason this is true is because the role of marketing seems to have little intrinsic value for those online shops that are currently doing a brisk business. It appears to be a sign that they did everything right and can move on to the role of bean counter.

Learn the art of balancing your business interests and include marketing as a prime component for achieving future goals.

Discipline - Be Clear, Be Firm, Be Consistent

2007-06-08T12:56:00.000-07:00

by: Helen Williams

Children learn best by being given clear, firm and consistent direction from parents who are clear, firm and consistent in their approach.

How to Discipline Children by Being Clear:

Firstly find and maintain clarity within yourself and then follow through on simple, clear instructions. Clarify for your self what being clear means.

It is about being plain, obvious, and understandable in a clear, short sentence that explains exactly what you mean.

It isn't about maybe this or maybe that.

Often parents have no idea that they chop and change their minds within minutes. To become clear about your own patterns of behavior, observe yourself and ask for your partner's help in this.

"We are going to tidy up your toys in five minutes", is clear and direct. Follow this with,

"Please help me tidy up your toys now" and it means just that.

Be firm with yourself about this. It doesn't mean soon, or later, but now.

I have seen parents give out this simple instruction, then become distracted themselves by a television program, conversation or magazine. What their children observe is parents saying one thing and doing another and this gives a much distorted message. Multiplied over many times each day, is it any wonder that children cease to follow simple instructions?

How to Discipline Children by Being Firm:

Firstly find and maintain firmness for yourself and then follow through with firm clear directions in a firm, clear tone.

Clarify for your self what being firm means.

To be firm is to be certain, definite, and determined. It is also being loving, kind and calm.

It means saying no and meaning no, or saying yes and meaning yes and sticking to it. It's about now being now. How often does your no become perhaps, later, maybe giving in, next time, soon, or alright then? This is a very common fault in how to discipline children and again it leads to numerous mixed messages for children.

Resolve within yourself and with your partner's help to ascertain how often you are both easily swayed into changing your decisions. Are you allowing your children to manipulate you? Imagine how simple your life will become when you are clear and firm within yourself.

It is every child's right to KNOW they can trust their parent's boundaries. So firstly, become firm with your own boundaries and then apply this to your parenting discipline.

"It is bedtime, (bath time, meal time) in five minutes" is a clear direction. Now follow through on this.

Giving the direction in a calm, clear, firm tone of voice helps your children to understand that you mean what you say. Being firm is about being in control of both yourself and the situation.

How to Discipline Children by Being Consistent:

Firstly find and maintain consistency for yourself and then follow through with a firm, clear, consistent approach.

Clarify for yourself what being consistent means.

To be consistent is to be reliable, dependable and constant.

These words immediately convey comfort don't they?

Let's look at the opposite of being consistent. Contradictory, unpredictable, changeable. That's definitely lacking in comfort and safety.

So how do you want to be seen by your children?

To begin with it can seem quite time consuming to concentrate on clear, firm, consistent guidelines. Be aware that this is very true. It takes concentrated effort and time to change old habits to new ones, but if you maintain consistency, you will be very surprised how quickly new patterns of behavior are formed.

Parenting Discipline In Summary: With parenting discipline we are teaching our children how to have self control, self discipline and to become self reliant, so they are able to make good choices for themselves.

The only way children can learn to do this is by being given the opportunities for this learning.

This means not over protecting them, or doing everything for them, but maximizing their opportunities to learn through personal experience and observation, even when this means making mistakes.

Can you see the opportunities here to change some of your own patterns of behavior into superior ones?

Clear, firm, consistent parenting is quality parenting. You learn to trust your own responses and your children are surrounded by your loving constancy.

This is the recipe for creating a happy, well adjusted family.

The Battle of the Browsers – The History and the Future of Internet Browsers

2007-06-08T12:52:00.000-07:00

Internet Marketing Companies, Online Marketing Degree, Online Marketing Service

2007-06-08T12:50:00.000-07:00

Guide to Buying Hard Drives

2007-06-01T11:19:00.000-07:00

By: Andrew Gates

Apart from being one of the most essential parts of your computer, hard drive storage is constantly updating, in terms of both capacity of disk space and in physical size.

When it comes time to upgrade your disk storage, there are a number of factors for you to take into account. Once you've made basic decisions about size, connectivity, speed and data transfer rate, and whether you want an internal drive or external, you can search through Myshopping.com.au to find the most suitable brand, and model, and compare the prices of different vendors.

Hard Drives

How A Hard Drive Works

Your hard drive has a number of magnetized platters connected to a spindle. The spindle spins the platters at a very fast speed while a series of read/write heads scan over them both looking for and writing information. This information is transferred via a cable system, or through a wireless connection to a hard disk controller, which in most systems is built into the motherboard, or in some systems installed as an add-in card. The information that comes from your hard drive through its controller is then made available to the components of your computer. The effectiveness of your hard drive (its performance) depends on how much of its capacity remains unused, how well organised the data is (known as fragmentation) and its data transfer rate, which in turn is dependent on its connection type and the drive's spin rate.

Internal Hard Drives

Most computers from, the most basic home models up to the most powerful servers, have an internally installed hard drive. Technology today ensures that they are all generally fast, reliable, and offer dependable storage ability. Most modern computers have installation slots and cabling to enable you to install additional hard drive. This allows you to increase your storage capacity without giving up your existing hard drive.

Internal Hard Drives

External Hard Drives

These drives are essentially the same drives as ones installed inside computers, but cased inside a protective, portable case. This is a good solution for people who work remotely and need to transport large amounts of data. If an external hard drive is your choice, make sure your computer is compatible with the interface that the hard drive uses. An add-in card, such as a FireWire card can help to increase your computer's capabilities. You can compare different brands of external hard drives simply at Myshopping.com.au and search on the connection type, or other specifications.

External Hard drives

Laptop Hard Drives

There have been many advances in miniaturization of hardware components for laptop computing, and hard drive technology is not left out of this loop. Laptop hard drives function in exactly the same way as internal hard drives on other computers, only they are designed to provide maximum storage and efficiency in the smallest possible package. For added flexibility, some laptop computers come with removable hard drives that can be easily installed and removed. However, before you buy a hard drive for your portable computer, check that the hard drive's specifications will meet the standards of your computer, as many laptop hard drives are proprietary, and are not compatible with other brands and models.

Laptop Hard Drives

Size

Your hard drive stores your operating system, its programs (games and applications), your working data, and your digital music and movies. Most new computer purchases have a minimum of 80 GB of hard disk space; many have considerably more. Hard drive space is one of those things, once you have it, you'll find ways to fill it soon enough. There is no real rule of thumb, but consider the cost per gigabyte of storage as a way to guide your purchase. If you work with large files, such as music, video and graphics, it pays to have a big storage space for your work. It may pay you to have two hard drives, one that houses all your programs and applications, and another for storing your work and projects.

You may want to compare the price of say a 160GB drive against two separate 80 GB drives. If one drive fails all is not lost. Today's hard drives however, are fairly robust pieces of equipment and providing they are not abuse, will serve you well for a long period of time.

up to 32 GB Hard Drives

32-64 GB Hard Drives

64-100 GB Hard Drives

100 GB and more Hard Drives

Interface

One key distinguishing factor between hard drives is the way in which they connect to your computer. There are a number of basic types of connection schemes used with hard drives. Each connection type has a range of differences in performance.

IDE (INTEGRATED DRIVE ELECTRONICS)

This is by the most common connection methods. Because the hard drive controller is on the drive itself rather than on the motherboard, it helps to keep costs down. There different IDE standards available. Mostly, you will want to purchase the fastest possible standard that your computer can support. Most computers will support a standard that is faster than what the computer currently supports, so you can buy a faster drive, and update your computer at a later time. The different IDE standards, in order from most basic to fastest, are:

ATA (Basic). Supports up to two hard drives and features a 16-bit interface, handling transfer speeds up to 8.3 MB per second.

ATA-2 or EIDE (Enhanced IDE). Supports transfer speeds up to 13.3 MB per second.

ATA-3. A minor upgrade to ATA-2 and offers transfer speeds up to 16.6 MB per second.

Ultra-ATA (Ultra-DMA, ATA-33 or DMA-33). Dramatic speed improvements, with transfer rates up to 33 MB per second.

ATA-66. A version of ATA that doubles transfer rates up to 66 MB per second.

ATA-100. An upgrade to the ATA standard supporting transfer rates up to 100 MB per second.

ATA-133. Found mostly in AMD-based systems (not supported by Intel), with transfer rates up to 133 MB per second.

IDE / EIDE Hard Drives

Serial ATA Hard Drives

Ultra DMA 100 Hard Drives

SCSI (SMALL COMPUTER SYSTEM INTERFACE)

This is the hard drive interface standard used by many high-end PCs, networks and servers, and Apple Macintosh computers, except for the earliest Macs and the newer iMacs. While some systems support SCSI controllers on their motherboards, most feature a SCSI controller add-in card. SCSI drives are usually faster and more reliable, and the SCSI interface supports the connection of many more drives than IDE. While SCSI drives come in many different standards, many of them are not compatible with one another. So it's important be know that your computer supports the drive you plan to install. The different SCSI connections are:

SCSI-1. A basic connection using a 25-pin connector, supporting transfer rates up to 4 MB per second.

SCSI-2. Uses a 50-pin connector and supports multiple devices with a transfer rate of 4MB per second.

Wide SCSI. These drives have a wider cable and a 68-pin connection that supports 16-bit data transfers.

Fast SCSI. Uses an 8-bit bus but transfers data at 10 MB Per second.

Fast Wide SCSI. Doubles both the bus (16-bit) and the data transfer rate (20 MB per second).

Ultra SCSI or Ultra Wide SCSI. Uses an 8-bit bus and transfers data at 20 MB per second.

SCSI-3. Features a 16-bit bus and transfers data at 40 MB per second.

Ultra2 SCSI. Uses an 8-bit bus and transfer data at a rate of 40 MB per second.

Wide Ultra2 SCSI. Uses a 16-bit bus and supports data transfer rates of 80 MB per second.

SCSI Hard Drives

Ultra320 SCSI Hard Drives

FIREWIRE (IEEE 1394)

The FireWire standard is becoming popular in portable hard drives because it can be connected and removed without having to reboot the computer. It supports data transfer rates of 50 MB per second, which means it is ideal for video, audio and multimedia applications. FireWire requires a dedicated add-in card and the hard drives in use require an external power source, but the interface can support up to 63 devices simultaneously.

FireWire Hard Drives

USB 1.1 (UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS)

Pretty much all computers today include USB ports on their motherboards. (On older model, you can install an add-in card.) USB controllers can be used to connect external hard drives, and can support as many as 127 devices simultaneously either through USB port hubs or linked in a daisy chain fashion. USB controllers do delivery power to devices connected to them, but many hard drives still use an external power source. USB is limited by its data transfer speed, the maximum rate being about at 1.5 MB per second.

USB Hard Drives

USB 2.0 (HI-SPEED USB)

A more recently introduced and far better connection standard that offers backward compatibility and data transfer rates of up to 60 MB per second. USB 1.1 system can use a USB 2.0 device; it will need a USB 2.0 controller card to achieve the higher transfer rates.

USB 2.0 Hard Drives

FIBRE CHANNEL

Fibre Cabling is mainly used for high-bandwidth network servers and workstations, providing very fast data transfer rates (up to 106MB per second), and connection at long cabled distances, although it is expensive and you need to install a special interface card.

Spin rate

Data transfer rate is crucial to how well your computer performs for you. Apart from the connection types above, the performance of your hard drive depends on its spin rate, measured in RPM. Higher RPM generally means faster data transfer rate. The lowest spin speed that is acceptable in computing today is 5400 RPM. The common standard at present is 7200 RPM. But higher speeds are available in SCSI drives, and it is one area of computer system technology that is constantly being developed.

3600 RPM Hard Drives

4200 RPM Hard Drives

5400 RPM Hard Drives

7200 RPM Hard Drives

10000 RPM Hard Drives

15000 RPM Hard Drives

A larger capacity hard drive will not necessarily make your system function any faster unless you are low on available disk space with your existing drive. But a drive with Ultra ATA/100 or ATA/133 and a 7200 RPM spin rate will pretty much guarantee an improved hard drive performance.

Other considerations

CACHE

Cache (pronounces 'cash') is additional temporary memory that acts as a buffer between the system and the drive. Frequently accessed data is stored in the cache for quick access. Cache sizes vary from 512 KB up to 16 MB on some SCSI drives. The larger cache you have on your drive, the faster your drive will transfer data. If you are working with large files, such as video, images and audio files, it pays to have the largest cache you can get (8MB or more).

SEEK TIME

The data on your disk is stored in tracks and sectors and when you instruct your hard drive controller to retrieve some data, it goes looking. The seek time is a measure of how long it takes the hard drive to find a specific track on a disk. Seek times can vary slightly from disk to disk and a drive with a faster seek time will always perform better.

INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL TRANSFER RATES

These two rates tell how fast a drive actually reads the data and passes it along to the system. Internal Transfer Rate refers to the time it takes for a drives heads to read data from the platter and pass it to the drive's cache. The External Transfer Rate (sometimes called the Transfer Rate or the Burst Transfer Rate) is a measure of the time it takes to send the data from the cache all the way to the computer's memory. Naturally faster transfer rates provide better performance.

S.M.A.R.T. (Self-Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology)

This is a nice built-in feature in some hard drives that can help alert you to a potential hardware problem. Your computer's BIOS must support this in order for the SMART function it to work, however the drive itself will still work in a system without it.

Buying and installing a hard drive has some technical aspects that you need to take into account. Use Myshopping.com.au to compare different hard drive makes and specifications to find the drive that will work best for your needs and computer. You can compare prices and service offers from different vendors.

Buying Guide to Graphics Cards

2007-06-01T11:17:00.000-07:00

By: Andrew Gates

The graphics card is a vital performance component of your computer, particularly if you play 3D games, or work with graphics and video content.
The graphics card sits in an expansion card slot in your PC and it is specifically designed to process image data and output it to your monitor, enabling you to see it. A graphics card works by calculating how images appear, particularly 3D images, and renders them to the screen. 3D images and video images take a lot of processing capacity, and many graphics processors are complex, require fans to cool them and need direct power supply. The graphics card consists of a graphics processor, a memory chip for graphics operations, and a RAMDAC for display output. It may also include video capture, TV output and SLI and other functions.

Graphics Cards

What are your needs?

The first decision you need to make is whether you need a graphics card for handling 3D images or whether you are simply requiring 2D image rendering. For 2D requirements, you need only a low-cost solution. In many cases, an integrated graphics solution will suffice for 2D applications.

However with 3D graphics, the performance of the graphics card will impact directly on the frame rate and image quality of 3D programs and games. The differences between the low and high-end cards can be substantial, both in cost and performance.

Rendering 3D graphics is like lighting a stage, both the geometry of the shapes in question and the lighting of it need to be taken into account. The geometry of an image calculates the parts of an object that can and can't be seen, the position of the eye and its perspective. The lighting is a calculation of the direction of the light sources, their intensities and the respective shadows that occur. The second part to presenting a 3D image is the rendering of colours and textures to the surfaces of the objects, and modifying them according to light and other factors.

Most modern graphics cards include a small microchip called the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU), which are provide the algorithms and memory to process complex images. They reduce the workload of the main CPU, and provide faster processing. Different graphics cards have different capabilities in terms of processing power. They can render and refresh images up to 60 or more times per second, calculate shadows quickly, create image depth by rendering distant objects at low resolution, modify surface textures fluidly and eliminate pixelation.

What Specifications to Consider

Processor clock speed

This impacts on the rendering capability of the GRU. The clock speed itself is not the critical factor. Rather it is the per-clock performance of the graphics processor, which is indicated by the number of pixels it can process per clock cycle.

Memory size

This is the memory capacity that is used exclusively for graphics operations, and can be as much as 512MB. The more demanding your graphics applications are, the better you will be served with more memory on your graphics card.

16-32M
64M
128M
256M
512M
640M and more

Memory bandwidth

One thing that can slow down 3D graphics performance is the speed at which the computer delivers information to the graphics processor. A higher bandwidth means a faster data transfer, resulting in faster rendering speeds.

Shader model

DirectX Shader Models allows developers control over the appearance of an image as it is rendered on screen, introducing visual effects like multi-layered shadows, reflection and fog.

Fill rate

This is the speed at an image can be rendered or "painted". This rate is specified in texels per second, the number of 3D pixels that can be painted per second. A texel is a pixel with depth (3D). The fill rate comes from the combined performance of the clock speed of the processor and the number of pixels it can process per clock cycle, and will tell you how quickly an image can be fully rendered on screen.

Vertices/triangles

Graphics chips don't work on curves, rather they process flat surfaces. A curve is created by multiple flat planes arranged to look like a curve. 3D objects are created with multiple triangular surfaces, sometimes hundreds or even thousands, tessellated to represent the curves and angles of the real world. 3D artists are concerned with the number of polygons required to form a shape. There are two different types of specification: vertices per second (I.e., angles the triangles), and triangles per second. To compare one measure with the other, you have to take into account the fact that adjacent triangles share vertices.

Anti-aliasing

A technique used to smooth images by reducing the jagged stepping effect caused by diagonal lines and square pixels. Different levels of anti-aliasing have different effects on performance.

RAMDAC

The Random Access Memory Digital to Analogue Converter takes the image data and converts it to a format that your screen can use. A faster RAMDAC means that the graphics card can support higher output resolutions. Some cards have multiple RAMDACs allowing that card to support multiple displays.

TV-out

Some graphics cards provide the option to connect a television via either a composite (RCA) or S-Video connector. TV Out

S-video Out
S-video In and S-video Out (VIVO)
YPbPr Connection for HDTV

DVI

Some graphics cards include a connector for DVI monitors, handy because a lot of LCD screens support DVI. DVI offers better image quality than the standard VGA connector.

Dual-head

Dual-head is a term used when two monitors are used side by side, stretching your desktop across both.

SLI (Scalable Link Interface.)

With SLI you can couple two graphics cards in your computer, enabling each card to take half the rendering thereby doubling the performance.

When considering your graphics card, it pays to think about how much you need your computer to process your graphics output. Using a high end graphics card with a high pixels per clock rating, large memory, fast processor and other features means that you can run the latest games efficiently, or work in intensive graphics development.

Different Models

While there are many vendors of graphics cards, there are actually only two major manufacturers of chips for graphics cards. Nearly every graphics card on the market features a chip manufactured by either ATI or Nvidia. Cards using the same graphics chip will perform roughly the same as each other. However, even though they use the same chip, some feature slightly higher clock speeds, as well as manufacturer guaranteed overclocking-an even higher clock speed than that specified. Other factors that will influence your decision should include the amount of memory a card has (128MB, 256MB, 512MB) and its additional features, such as TV-Out and dual-screen support.

Ipod

2007-06-01T11:11:00.000-07:00

By: Roberto Sedycias

This is an mp3 / mp4 player that music lovers acknowledge the most in the modern time. US-based Apple, one among the largest producers of computers, notebooks and computer hardware and software, introduced iPod in 2001 with a single model for the international music market. Apple kept on introducing new iPods for each generation. The latest one is the iPod 5G. Apple also came up with two different variants: the iPod Shuffle (without digital display), the iPod Nano (the smaller version of iPod). Recently, Apple came up with the new-generation of iPod, the iPhone that integrates the conventional MP3 and video player with an internet ready mobile phone.
This article compares each iPod by its special features. One of the most popular model is the iPod 5G that comes with 30 or 80 GB storage capacity. It is not just an mp3 / mp4 player, you can store, view and share complete music videos, movies, podcasts, play games, share photos, playback music and videos, connect to a video output device, and much more. It can play your favorite music for up to 20 hours as this iPod boasts of higher battery life.

The iPod Nano has many of the same features as the full-size iPod, but with much lesser storage capacity. It comes in 2 GB, 4 GB and 8 GB models. It has up to 24 hours of battery life and is comparatively lighter and smaller. It also suffers from some limitations; the iPod Nano doesn't support voice recording and media storage via third-party peripherals. iPod Nano is a great mp3 player for people who would just like to listen to audio files.

Apple's most-pocket friendly iPod is iPod Shuffle. It offers a host of advantages: it's affordable for everyone; its sound quality is as good as that of any other iPod; it has flash memory rather than a hard drive; and it's really portable. However, the disadvantage is that it doesn't include a screen for steering up to specific songs. It has a limited storage capacity, 512 MB to maximum 1 GB. So it's good for those who want to be in fashion, yet can compromise on memory space. But the size of this mp3 player is so small that you can easily clip it to your clothes.

With digital music being in-vogue, many portable jukeboxes hit the market, since Apple kick-started the music revolution of our time. Other portable MP3 and MP4 players, besides iPod, are available in the entertainment world of mp3 / mp4 players. There are many Chinese, Korean and Japanese brands manufacturing low cost players in bulk. These are much cheaper, but have their own set of advantages and disadvantages. The fact remains that iPods are the most popular among all, and hold the biggest share of this market. There are enough iPod users in the market and a lot of new things are getting developed around iPods.

Some people just can't do without their iPods, from jogging time to bed time. It sticks to their ears. Obviously, the battery drains out of the device. The latest buzz is that Andrew Schneider, a student from New York University, is exploring a solar-powered bikini that can charge iPods. Yes, it is true! The bikini will soak up the sun rays thru photovoltaic film strips. That means, while the iPod user is getting a sun tan, his mp3 / mp4 player is also getting a charge of 6.5 volts of solar power.

iPod has become a very desired mp3 / mp4 player around the world. iPod player just seems to be ahead of its competitors. Not just by delivering good quality products, but also in providing new solutions for eager electronic consumers. Let's just wait what will be next in the iPod revolution.

Internet Gaming Tips for Newbies

2007-05-24T22:00:00.000-07:00

By: Paul Wilson

Internet games use the cyber world technology for playing. Games are extremely popular and constantly evolving.

There are:

Games played using e-mail.

Games played on a browser window by using a web address.

Games played using Internet Relay Chat, Telenet, MUD client, or a Web based forum.

Games that are graphic need stand-alone software that permits players to play with or against one another using an Internet connection.

The first game, MUD, was developed in 1978, and the market has burgeoned since then.
To play, one needs:
A reliable Internet connection.

A personal computer or game console.

Selected software required by specific games.

One can play simple board games like scrabble, or bingo, or games like poker, mahjong, and pool. Another popular category is simulation games-these imitate real-life situations and cover aspects like combat, city planning, strategies, as well as flight simulation.

For serious gaming the computer performance must be optimized. This can be done by:
Running the disk defragmenter and organizing the computer files. This should ideally be done once a month at least.

Correct folder and file errors by using scandisk---use once a week and the computer will give trouble free performance.

Clean your hard drives-get rid of Internet files, temporary files, as well as files in the trash/recycle bin. Clear the cache and uninstall programs that are not in everyday use.

Update the operating system software. Download any new security patches. Keep video drivers updated.

Clear space on the hard drive---store files on a back up system.

Clear any spyware you have inherited from websites.

Minimize number of programs running-when playing a graphic intensive game if there are too many programs running simultaneously the graphics will become choppy and game will be slow.

Delete add on game files-wall papers and other paraphernalia will just clutter the computer.

Run an anti-virus program regularly but disable it when you are loading/playing games. Antivirus programs slow down games.

Always shut down the computer properly.

The Internet allows gamers to compete with people across oceans, on the other side of the world and anywhere in the universe. Some use PCs while others use consoles. What you use is a personal choice and depends on issues like costs and so on.

Before you buy a game you must:
Consider "system requirements" - some games can run on systems that are not exact others need specific hardware.

Find out if the game is single player or multi-player. Many games need the Internet-and, the broadband connection is more efficient than the dial-up connection. Many like Xbox Live only work on a broadband connection.

Find out if the game can be played using a mouse/keyboard or whether it will need a full-featured joy stick.

Be wise and try a demo before making an actual purchase. Playing a demo benefits the player as well as game developer. Many online games offer free trial periods - beta testing is a great opportunity to find out if the game suits your taste as well as pockets.

Do your research thoroughly-usually there are several games competing for players within a genre. Read game reviews before taking the final step

Set Up Your Own Online Games Home Business

2007-05-24T21:55:00.000-07:00

By: Geoff Kitkat

One of the best bets for starting an online home business is an on line gaming site. These sites are typically very easy to set up and ensure almost immediate success, thanks to the popularity of online gaming. Here's a quick guide to help you start your own online gaming home business.

1. Research popular online games - Most online games are available in flash format. Try to find a good mix of popular games that you can add to your own site. If you want to start fresh, you can hire a developer to design games that will be unique to your own business.

2. Set up a site - It is a good idea to use a content management system for your new online home business. A CMS will make it very easy to build an attractive site that will be appealing to gamers. As a bonus, many popular CMS systems are free and feature games that are already built in and ready to go.

3. Start promoting your site - Once you have your site ready to go, you can begin promoting your online home business gaming site. One of the best places to start is a gaming community that is centered around the type of games that you offer. Free games are always popular and they are a great way to attract new players.

4. Keep the games coming - Don't fall into the trap of having old, stagnant games. Stay on top of the market by finding new games and designing unique games to fit your online home business. The more games you offer, the better your chances are of success.

5. Stay on top of trends - Gaming trends can change at the drop of a hat. Stay on top of the market by getting involved in the gaming community.

6. Offer a premium area - This is how you can really start making money for your online home business. Offer special games that are only available to subscribers, or offer them the ability to challenge one another to games for a fee. This is a great way to offset your bandwidth costs and make extra money.

An online gaming site is a great place to start for an online home business. The set-up costs are minimal and it is a niche that has been consistently popular for many years. With proper management, you could be the next great gaming portal.

Look caerfully at the optiosn available. You should look for a system that will enabel you to start with a free or quite low cost option - get your game site first, so you can judge the quality and attractiveness of the games. You then need an option that allows you to upgrade your position so you can start to promote yoru own games, and even host high ticket tournaments.

of course, the really best opportunities will also have the opportunity for you to set up a full multilevel marletin opportunity, so you can easily duplicate wha you have apready been doing.

You never know, following that route, you could either play games for money, or even make money on the game...

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