Senin, 28 Juni 2010

Gratis Backlink Dari Google

Walaupun saya juga belum begitu paham dengan tehnik SEO , tapi setidaknya saya berniat untuk lebih mendalami tentang tehnik SEO dan mungkin blogger pemula seperti saya ini membutuhkan waktu yang lama untuk memahami hal tersebut .
Salah satu tehnik SEO yang dapat mendongkrak rangking di search enggine adalah backlink, dengan memperbanyak backlink maka pagerank kita juga akan naek. Kesimpulannya jika pagerank kita bagus maka kita bisa mendapat rangking bagus di search enggine.
Maka dari itu backlink adalah cara ampuh untuk meningkatkan pagerank , kita bisa mendapatkan backlink melalui beberapa hal misalnya adalah bertukar link dengan sesama blogger juga submit blog ke sosial bookmark. langkah berikut mungkin sudah tidak di perlukan lagi bagi senior seo , yang beginian ini tehnik dasar aja untuk pemula seperti saya.
Selama ini sebenarnya saya pengen dapat backlink gratis dari google tapi untuk mendapat backlink gratis dari google memang sulit , tapi neh .. ada cara yang simpel dan paling mudah mendapatkan backlink dari google dengan cara menggunakan layanan gratis google profil ! contoh seperti milik saya ini : Poetra Anoegrah Google Profil
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Clues in an Old Pattern


Continuing comments on the old star quilt shown in my last post:

This early quilt, which may date from 1820-1860, features interesting patchwork. The pattern is all in the sashing. The blocks are plain white, the perfect spot to show off some fancy quilted wreaths.



It's in my Encyclopedia of Pieced Quilt Patterns (#1059) but I didn't find this pattern in any publication until 1973 when Lenice Ingram Bacon showed an antique quilt she'd purchased in Tennessee. She called it Darting Minnows. In her book American Patchwork Quilts she pictured a detail of the same design in plain red and plain white set on the diagonal.



I once owned a similar quilt in a single indigo print and plain white (a hard combination to date.) I'd guess it was first half of the 19th century. Mine had a square inside the cornerstone square. Robert Bishop in one of his books on antique quilts showed another indigo and white version set on the diagonal and called it Eight-Pointed Star---a good generic name. Bishop's version was "late 19th century."

The variations of these "Sash and Block" designs with an unpieced block were a folk pattern handed around from quilter to quilter. Nineteenth-century periodicals and pattern designers didn't publish or name them probably because the construction would be hard to show in the little black and white square diagrams the magazines used to communicate about patterns.



In the turn-of-the-last century magazines and catalogs I did find a similar pattern with shorter star points. About 1900 the Ladies' Art Company catalog sold a pattern for the quilt below named Vestibule. In 1914 the Household Journal published it as Morning Star.


Morning Star by Bobbi Finley,
a reproduction of a top from about 1900-1920


Here's a detail of the original top that Bobbi copied faithfully. I'd guess the maker saw it in the Household Journal as she colored it just as it was shown.


I love this pattern and have made it up in several of my Moda fabric collections. Here's a mock-up of the quilt in the newest line Arnold's Attic, which reproduces fabrics from about 1900, the decades of the top above. Arnold's Attic is scheduled for August delivery. The unpieced squares are cut 4-1/2" so it's a great design for a Charm pack plus.


See a  pattern for a similar 32" square wall hanging on my webpage.
Click here and scroll down to the lower right where there are Free Patterns. 

Minggu, 27 Juni 2010

Gratis Internet Di Taman Kota Solo

Seperti biasanya anak muda lakukan kalau lagi malam mingguan jalan-jalan sama pacar keliling kota solo tercinta sambil bermesra-mesraan ( hehehe ). waktu itu pacar saya rewel pengen makan katanya dah laper berjam-jam cuma di ajak muter-muter , terpaksa deh mampir di warung makan disuatu tempat di solo , sambil nunggu makanan spesial kita berdua di hidangkan yaitu gado-gado , iseng buka laptop pacar saya ( laptop loh bukan baju pacar saya , ngeres aja pikirannya .. hehehe ) lagi utak-atik laptop , eh .. ternyata laptop konek sama jaringan internet di daerah situ .. wah tak menyianyiakan waktu langsung aja deh berselancar menuju dunia internet sampai lupa kalau lagi sama pacar .
Setelah bertanya-tanya .. ternyata memang di daerah situ disediakan fasilitas jaringan internet oleh pemerintah kota solo yang di dukung oleh PT XL Axiata Tbk bahkan bukan cuma itu ada juga perpustakaan , area bermain juga panggung untuk pentas seni dan budaya yang bisa di manfaatkan secara cuma-cuna alias gratis ..
Memang waktu itu sempat denger rencana pemerintah kota solo untuk menjadikan kota solo sebagai kota layak anak ( KLA ) dan dinamakan Taman Cerdas yang di sebar di berbagai daerah yaitu Sumber, Gandekan, Joyotakan, Pajang, mojo songo dan Kadipiro
Sasaran pengguna Taman Cerdas itu adalah anak-anak kalangan masyarakat menengah ke bawah.

Walaupun begitu tapi kalau ada fasilitas gratisan nya langsung serbu aja deh ..

Asyik juga ya kota solo ..

Salut deh buat pemerintah kota solo .

Facebook Bekerjasama Dengan PayPal

Baru-baru ini facebook sedang memperluas kerjasama dengan paypal seputar credit dan iklan , yang dahulu hanya mencangkup segmen tertentu sekarang di perluas untuk pengiklan di situs tersebut .
Jika sebelumnya pengiklan mengalami kesulitan dalam membayar iklan di situs jejaring sosial facebook , yah mungkin karena pengiklan harus menggunakan kartu kredit kalau ingin beriklan di situs facebook.
Sekarang pengiklan bisa membayar iklan dengan paypal lewat online advertising tool milik facebook.
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Nah .. sekarang apakah kamu mau beriklan di facebook .. ?

www.asianbookie.com | Bursa Taruhan Piala Dunia

Sepakbola memang tak bisa lepas dengan Bursa Taruhan. Apalagi saat ini tengah marak Piala Dunia. www.asianbookie.com pun menjadi situs yg paling sering disatroni untuk mengintip Bursa Taruhan World Cup 2010 dan juga Voor2an di Pertandingan Serta Skor Piala Dunia. www.asianbookie.com menjadi rujukan bagi para penggemar judi bola ini, khususnya diwilayah asia dan sekitarnya. situs ini menjadi patokan bagi para penggila bola yg doyan bertaruh selain fifa.com. Di negri kita ini memang hal ini termasuk ilegal, namun di negara lain hal ini malah dilegalkan. Bahkan, website ini pun menjadi sponsor bagi klub sepakbola raksasa di eropa.

Semenjak bergulirnya event terbesar sepakbola 2010, Taruhan Bola menjadi ajang mengeruk keuntungan. Terutama buat bandar-bandar Bola yg saat ini banyak tersebar dan melakukan transaksi dengan sembunyi-sembunyi. Patokan mereka kebanyakan ya dari situs www.asianbookie.com ini , dan juga koran-koran nasional yg menyematkan Voor2an pada beritanya. Nonton Siaran Langsung Piala Dunia pun menjadi lebih bergairah bagi para penggila judi ini, karena menurut mereka ada adrenaline yg kuat saat melihat tim yg ditaruhinya berlaga. Walaupun Situs Resmi World Cup 2010 fifa.com tidak memasang Bursa judi, namun tetap saja prediksi dari sini banyak dijadikan referensi juga oleh para petaruh.

Miris memang melihat realita bahwa perjudian Piala Dunia sangat marak akhir-akhir ini. Namun tetap saja www.asianbookie.com tetap ramai dikunjungi dan tidak di blokir, karena memang situs ini dari negara yg melegalkan judi bola. Mengingat event World Cup sudah memasuki babak 16 besar, sudah pasti Prediksi Final Piala Dunia juga menjadi hal yg paling dicari oleh para gibol. Kita lihat saja bagaimana nasib Situs yg memuat tentang Taruhan Bola ini, apakah tetap marak dan makin banyak ataukah malah makin tergerus seiring dengan mulai di ilegalkannya judi bola di beberapa negara besar. Jika anda ingin mengintip website Bursa Taruhan yg paling jitu dan marak dikunjungi itu, silahkan klik dibawah ini :



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Sabtu, 26 Juni 2010

Clues in an Old Quilt



Becky writes from Virginia:  
Yesterday a friend blew me away with an OLD quilt she recently got from her sister. There is NO history - only that her sister's Mother-in-law was an antique dealer (many years ago). Seeing and touching quilts like these always makes me hold my breath while I try to absorb as much of it as I can. And I ALWAYS wish the maker had signed and dated her work. I got my camera for some really quick pictures.



Becky's got a good eye. Several clues made her think this quilt was really old. (In the quilt business I guess we say anything older than 1840 is REALLY OLD.) One clue to a pre-1860 quilt is the fringed edge. In my book Clues in the Calico I said this on page 121:
Fringe is another early edge treatment and one that correlates well with a specific period of time. Of 20 fringed quilts in the database [of 1000 date-inscribed quilts] 19 were dated 1860 or earlier, indicating that fringe (especially a white fringe----knitted, knotted, woven or crocheted) is a strong clue to a pre-Civil War quilt.


The fabric doesn't give us much information. Plain white cotton offers no clues. The blue print with the white floral sprig could be an indigo print, a dye used over such a long time period that it offers no clues. But the blue and buff stripe is helpful. It may be colored with the Prussian blue dye process developed about 1815. Buff and blue prints were quite popular in the 1840s and 1850s in the U.S. but they were available earlier.

Read more about Prussian blue in the sample copy of my digital newsletter The Quilt Detective by clicking here:
http://www.siputflash.com/1%20Prussian%20Blue.pdf

When we are dating old quilts we use comparative dating, that is we compare the fabric in question to similar fabrics we have seen before. The blue strip is so unusual I have very few similar fabrics in my memory bank.

The quilting pattern doesn't offer too many clues. Double lines in a grid as in the blue floral are indicative of the 19th century, but we knew that any way. The closeness of the parallel lines in the striped border is a weak clue to the 19th century too. 20th-century quilters tended to use wider spaces between their lines.


Using the Prussian blue/buff stripe, the heavy quilting and the fringe as our best evidence, I would guess 1820 as an early date and 1860 as the latest date.

It may be older and date to about 1800-1860.  I wish I had more examples of that blue and buff print for comparison.

More about clues in the pattern in the next post.


Jumat, 25 Juni 2010

Marchesa Resort2011: Thanksgiving in June?

Well, Resort2011 for Marchesa might as well be the trotting of the turkeys. Spain has the running of the bulls, New York has wild turkeys; marauding, unabashed and untamed turkeys. I've always thought Marchesa had the glamor game down. That was probably because I tended to see that collection from the corner of my eye. When I turned to focus, looking straight at it, I was as disturbed by it as I am by the rampaging foul that has come close to out numbering the pilgrims who come to East Hampton and neighboring hamlets to worship. Sounds harsh, I know, but this collection was one gigantic , queeny mess. Nothing about it said Resort other than the program.

From the top, I was reminded that Georgina Chapman is the child bride of Harvey Weinstein, of movie mogul fame, not to mention the savior of Halston and it's Bad Seed little sister, Halston Legacy. The first looks were straight off the back lot. Cleopatra and Mata Hari along with a chorus line of showgirls in costumes parading as chic dresses and gowns. Had those creations been viewed from a safe distance , they'd have exuded the hauteur and command of an Adrian, Edith Head, perhaps a Poiret if the lighting was just so and in concert with a very effective fog machine. Marchesa has been so successful on the red carpet with so many important actresses of late, I was frankly disappointed to see such pedestrian clothes.

The first exit is a turquoise gown suitable for Cleopatra entertaining on the Nile. It approaches suitability for entering the gates of Rome but is a little short on gold. The collar piece is all chunky turquoise stones and other bits of this and that with a draped column that reads more as an afterthought. I almost thought they'd rather have shown Miss Cleo in only a jeweled collar, cuffs, a bad wig and naked. It was the damn censors who insisted they switch the asp for a gown. Another variation on that overwrought theme appears later in white, which was more effective, as the jeweled collar is obscured by a swath of silk chiffon looping through it and concealing the better or worse part of it, depending on your taste. A lovely confection comes after in russet orange layers of satin faced organza. It's one dress along with a few more that look somewhat current. Another was a beautifully draped short printed strapless with only a scattering of jet crystals. It was pure dressmaking beauty with subtlety as its primary detail. A claret silk chiffon gown was also effective with masterful workmanship and a modicum of sparkle; a very chic Mother of the Bride. With headpieces like snoods, it often looked like Harvey gave the team the keys to the Costume archives of RKO and let them loose. There was nothing original and nothing that expressed the idea of subtraction. It was more, more and then just a lot more. Big faux-jeweled cuffs were attached to dresses and gowns on a single sleeve or both. They even managed to get lost in Paris, lassoing in a couple of wildly colored versions of YSL fringe skirted dresses from his Africa collection. Nice homage, but not in Kraft "Vermont"cheddar yellow.

The mood shifted from the antique to the semi modern with crystal pleated lurex chiffon cocktail and evening gowns. They looked like middling quality, poly chiffon, the sort Mary McFadden used with brilliantly tight Marii pleats.(God, I miss Mary. She was the life and death of a party.) This pleating was too large and showed the fabric for what it was; inexpensive, with a lot of beads and twists to camouflage its lack of quality.They've worked this crystal pleating over and over the last few seasons and it's bled into Halston Heritage on SJParker at the Costume Institute Ball and in the sequel of Sex..... It's prom wear at demi-couture prices. Other offerings were restrained and even lovely, like a little one shouldered black jersey dress with one jeweled cuff. The technical know how is in place at the Marchesa studio. It's only channeled towards high voltage looks that have little bearing to real life glamor; only the strain that's epidemic in Hollywood and Cannes.

I remember one night at a screening of a Weinstein film, "The Reader" where he and Georgina were there working the room. I saw her at a distance and could not stop watching her. She wore a metal thread embroidered shrunken matador's cape over a very short beautiful dress. Her legs and body were as sleek as a jaguar. She worked the room(theater) from front to back, side to side like an industry pro. Harvey just stood back like a large toad and let her work. What struck me was not so much their utter lack of chemistry, but her incredible beauty. She was by far the most beautiful woman there, towering over her court and oozing charm. I thought at that moment, "here's a great designer", but too often there are those who are brilliant at making and others at wearing.

That company is a hodgepodge of items, like a Kleinfeld's for "occasion clothes". The Bar Mitzvah mother's go-to outlet or a prom girl or over indulged "sweet 16's" Mecca. The most blatant shortcut was the "Lanvin Pouf", the ubiquitous one-shouldered popover dress that has turned up on way too many runways. When you start to mistake one for the other, it's time to take it from the top.
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