Language Blends and Code Mixing

NAME        : DELLA IRFIANIS

NPM           : 21211825

CLASS       : 3EB10

Language Blends

   1.      Advertisement + Inflation = Adflation

   2.      Beauty + Utility = Beautility

   3.      Binary + Digit = Bit

   4.      Breakfast + Lunch = Brunch

   5.      Camera + Recorder = Camcorder

   6.      Cremated + Remains = Cremains

   7.      Channel + Tunnel = Chunnel

   8.      Diplomacy + Economics = Diplonomics

   9.      Documentary + Drama = Docudrama

   10.  Electro + Execute = Electrocute

   11.  Fantastic + Fabulous = Fantabulous

   12.  Feeble + Debility = Feebility

   13.  Feminine + Seminar = Feminar

   14.  Gigantic + Enomous = Ginomous

   15.  High + Technology = Hi-tech

   16.  Helicopter + Airport = Heliport

   17.  International + Police = Interpol

   18.  Man + Animal = Manimal

   19.  Laundry + Automat = Laundromat

   20.  Medical + Care = Medicare

   21.  Motor + Bike = Mobike

   22.  Motor + Hotel = Motel

   23.  Motorcar + Cavalcade = Motorcade

   24.  News + Broadcast = Newcast

   25.  Smoke + Fog = Smog

   26.  Transfer + Resistor = Transistor

   27.  Volcanic + Ash = Vash

   28.  Work + Welfare = Workfare

   29.  Education + Entertainment = Edutaiment

   30.  Medical +  Claim = Mediclaim

   31.  Sky + Laboratory = Skylab

   32.  Vegetable + Burger = Vegeburger

   33.  Wizard + Technology = Techno-wizard

   34.  Work + Alcoholic = Workaholic

   35.  Information + Technology = Infotech

   36.  Cellulose + Diaphane = Cellophane

   37.  By + Cause = Because

   38.  Flap + Drop = Flop

   39.  Television + Broadcast = Telecast

   40.  Information + Entertainment = Infotainment

   41.  Flame + Glare = Flare

   42.  Fourteen + Nights = Fortnight

   43.  Haggle + Tussle = Hassle

   44.  Huge + Monstrous = Humongous

   45.  Internal + Communication = Intercom

   46.  Modulator + Demodulator = Modem

   47.  Marionette + Puppet = Muppet

   48.  Picture + Element = Pixel

   49.  Sky + Hijack = Skyjack

   50.  Wipe + Sweep = Swipe

   51.  Smoke + Fog = Smog

   52.  Telephone + Marathon = Telethon

   53.  Work + Alcoholic = Workaholic

   54.  Wade + Toddle = Waddle

   55.  Twist + Fiddle = Twiddle

Code Mixing

   1.      Shinee akan mengadakan Worl Tour Concert di Jakarta tanggal 28 Juni.

   2.      Kim Soo Hyun akan mengadakan fanmeeting di Jakarta.

   3.      Infinite baru saja comeback tanggal 19 Mei.

   4.      Infinite baru saja mengadakan showcase minggu lalu.

   5.      Infinite kembali dengan album instrumental terbarunya The Origin

   6.      Sungmin akan masuk wajib militer tahun ini.

   7.      Topshop memberikan diskon untuk pembeli yang mempunyai member card.

   8.      Anaz Siantar adalah salah satu fashion blogger di Indonesia.

   9.      SNSD akan perform di Jepang dengan menyanyikan lagu andalannya.

   10.  Indra Bekti baru saja mengadakan launching buku pertamanya.

   11.  Beberapa brand di Jakarta akan mengadakan midnight sale dalam rangka perayaan tahun baru.

   12.  Masyarakat sangat antusias melakukan olahraga saat Car Free Day.

   13.  Yoona tidak bisa login ke blognya karena lupa password.

   14.  Jiyeon melakukan treatment di rudy salon.

   15.  Rasya memilih Korea sebagai tempat traveling bersama keluarganya.

Sumber :

http://www.grammarinenglish.com/compoundwords/?lesson=blending

http://www.montgomerycollege.edu/~steuben/blendwords.htm

The Panda Bear

NAME     : DELLA IRFIANIS

NPM        : 21211825

CLASS     : 3EB10

INTRODUCTION
The panda bear is one of the most endangered animals with only 800 to 1000 left in the world and is on the verge of extinction. But teams have been set up around the forests in China to help save the panda bear. This report will tell you facts about the panda bear and why it is endangered.

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE
The physical appearance of the panda is very unique. The panda bear is black and white it has black feet, eye patches, ears, legs, chest and shoulders. Pandas also have big heads round ears and short tails. Adult pandas range from about 5 to 6 feet tall. The adult male panda weighs about 276 pounds. The adult female panda weighs only 155 to 220 pounds. The black and white of the panda helps it blend. It could not be seen at a range of 30 feet.

HABITAT
The panda shares its habitat with many other animals but has few enemies. They live in southeastern China. They live in misty cool forests on the side of mountainous slopes. There are many bamboo trees for pandas eat a lot.

FOOD
The panda eats food for about 10 to 12 hours a day about 40 to 80 pounds. A pandas diet consists of 99% bamboo but occasionally the panda they eat meat or other plants they may eat honey as well as the bees the panda has a tough lining so bee stings do not hurt them. The pandas eat in a sitting position. Since the panda does not hibernate it does not have to store food.

ENEMIES
Pandas only have 1 enemy. It is the wild dog. When the wild dog attacks the panda the panda will either climb a tree or become very threatening and inflict nasty wounds.

REPRODUCTION/BABIES
Panda's reproduction rates are really low because the female panda does not mature until 5 to 7 years old. Female pandas can have up to 3 babies at a time. The babies are as small as newborn kittens. The babies usually leave their mother at 18 months old.

BEHAVIOUR
The panda bear communicates by chirping, barking, squealing and yipping. The panda spends about half it's time eating and half it's time sleeping. Pandas are very intelligent animals they are good at solving problems.

WHY IT IS ENDANGERED
The panda is endangered in many ways 1 is the breeding season is between March and May. Another is the habitat is not big enough. Poaching is not that big a problem but sometimes pandas get caught in traps made for other animals.

OTHER INTERESTING FACTS
The panda is a very solitary animal. There are only about 1000 left in the world. People used to think the panda was a type of raccoon. Pandas have 6 fingers, which makes it easier to hold bamboo. The panda marks its territory by scratching trees and rubbing gland against rocks. The panda lives only 25 years.

CONCLUSION
Now you know information about the panda and why it is endangered and the panda should be saved or these beautiful animals will become extinct.

Sumber : http://www.tenan.vuurwerk.nl/reports/baturyn/panda-brad.htm

How To Be A Good CEO

NAME            : DELLA IRFIANIS

NPM               : 21211825

CLASS           : 3EB10

The Top 10 Things a Good CEO

Every year, our company next step publishing (www.nextSTEPmag.com) goes through an employee review exercise. As most companies do, every employee gets reviewed by their manager but we add a few twists.

We have a huge place in the review for the employee to give feedback. Our goal is to see what we can do to help each person be the best they can be. And what better way to see how we can help than to ask?!

Another thing we do is allow each employee to offer feedback comments on each person in the company. These are pre-framed with questions to allow for constructive feedback and not pot-shots.

Since I don’t have a boss, I ask my managers to review me every year. And the entire staff is encouraged to offer anonymous constructive feedback.

So last year I got a comment that went a little something like this: “I really like Dave and love the company, but I am not sure what Dave does.”

At first this struck me as odd because I know I work my butt off and was surprised this person didn’t have a clear picture of what I do.

Then suddenly it all made sense and I felt good about it. In my thinking, a good CEO is not involved in the day to day details and the team may wonder what the heck he/she does.

A good leader is working from a higher altitude, making sure everything is moving forward. As Michael Gerber says in the E-Myth (http://www.e-myth.com/), a good CEO/Entrepreneur should be working ON the business not IN the business.

I learned from friend and entrepreneur Cameron Herold (www.backpocketCOO.com), success is determined by how well the CEO hires “how” (how to get things done) people while he/she focuses on “where” (where is the company going).

A good metaphor for an effective CEO/Entrepreneur is a duck. You see, a duck's head and body above the pond look calm and graceful; but if you look under the water, the legs and feet paddling like crazy! So a good CEO appears to be a calming, confident force but under the surface, he/she is kicking like crazy!

So to get back to that employee’s comment about not knowing what I do. I started to think about what I do and/or what I should be doing.

Here is the list I came up with.

1) Inspire. A fish rots from the head down. If the leader (the head) of a company doesn’t inspire the team, passion, creativity and loyalty will be non-existent.

2) Coach. A good leader doesn’t solve problems; he coaches his team to solve problems. Many CEOs think they need to play God and solve all the problems so they look good. Baloney. The leader will have more time to inspire, create and do more meaningful activities if he doesn’t have to solve every problem.

3) Watch over the finances like a hawk. This really should be #1, because no cash flow, no business. Nuff’ said?

4) Liberate Passion. A good leader natures, encourages and liberates passion. A bad leader squashes it by once again, trying to play God and thinking that all ideas must come from him.

5) Grow Leaders. A good CEO is not afraid to pass on the knowledge and plant seeds for future leaders. He is a teacher. The only way a company will grow is if there are future leaders with common vision and values.

6) Drives the Vision. As mentioned above, a good leader is the “where guy/gal.” She lays the blueprint of where the company is going. She does not necessarily describe how the company will achieve the vision; rather she sets the vision and leads the dream. Remember Martin Luther King, Jr. said, “I have a dream!” He did not say, “I have a plan.”

7) Communicate. What good is it having a vision and a dream if nobody knows about it? An effective CEO cascades her vision to the rest of the company on a regular basis. She develops a rhythm where the vision is discussed and communicated often. When the team starts to recite it back to the CEO, it’s starting to take shape!

8) Disrupt Comfort. My old friend and consultant John Engels (http://www.leadershipcoachinginc.com/) warns CEOs of company harmony. Many harmonious companies are about a hair away from bankruptcy. Why? Because when there is harmony, there is often passive aggressive behavior; meaning that nobody wants to rock the boat and discuss uncomfortable issues in the workplace. A good leader will poke and prod at harmony and make sure that it not a cover for discomfort.

9) Listen. Many CEOs love the sound of their own voice. Effective CEOs remember that God gave us two ears and one mouth; and that we should use them in that proportion. A CEO that does not listen to his team will have to be content with only getting a small portion of the complete picture.

10) Set the Culture. If a CEO takes short cuts, he will attract like-minded souls. If he guides the organization with morality, integrity, love, fun, creativity, loyalty and the ability to give candid, yet tactful feedback, he will create a company that produces super-uber cool products all while being an incredibly satisfying and ethical place to work.

Sumber : http://davidmammano.blogspot.com/2009/07/top-10-things-good-ceo-should-be-doing.html