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Friday, September 16, 2011
AOE 3 Civilian
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Austronesian map
Austronesian language, 21 official language
Among the major ethnolinguistic groups in the world, the nusantarian family (also called "Malayo-Polynesian" or "Austronesian" by western authors) undeniably occupied the largest geographical territory prior the modern era. From east to west, this vast territory covered the area from Rapa-nui (Easter Island) to Madagascar, approximately 60% the circumference of the earth. From north to south, it included the island of Taiwan (Pekan, for the Nusantarian natives), the archipelago of Hawaii (from "Hava-iki" or "Little Java", to recollect the ancestral homeland of the Polynesian), and New Zealand (Aotearoa in Maori language). Beyond this heartland, other regions were frequented by Nusantarians navigators, including the major part of the Pacific Ocean (to South America) and the Indonesian Ocean, as far as East Africa. [1]
Today, there are approximately 300 million Nusantarians. Their communities are traditionally present in 34 officially recognized countries in Southeast Asia (including Taiwan and Hainan where the Cam Utsat people live), Oceania, and the Indonesian Ocean.
Among the major ethnolinguistic groups in the world, the nusantarian family (also called "Malayo-Polynesian" or "Austronesian" by western authors) undeniably occupied the largest geographical territory prior the modern era. From east to west, this vast territory covered the area from Rapa-nui (Easter Island) to Madagascar, approximately 60% the circumference of the earth. From north to south, it included the island of Taiwan (Pekan, for the Nusantarian natives), the archipelago of Hawaii (from "Hava-iki" or "Little Java", to recollect the ancestral homeland of the Polynesian), and New Zealand (Aotearoa in Maori language). Beyond this heartland, other regions were frequented by Nusantarians navigators, including the major part of the Pacific Ocean (to South America) and the Indonesian Ocean, as far as East Africa. [1]
Today, there are approximately 300 million Nusantarians. Their communities are traditionally present in 34 officially recognized countries in Southeast Asia (including Taiwan and Hainan where the Cam Utsat people live), Oceania, and the Indonesian Ocean.
Sunday, March 13, 2011
how to socialize feedburner
You can socialize your feedburner.
1. Login to feedburner and select the feed.
2. Go to publicize menu
3. Go to socialize submenu
4. Click Add Twitter Button
5. Go to opened new page. If you not login, please login to your twitter account. Click Allow button.
6. Click Activate button
7. Click Save button
1. Login to feedburner and select the feed.
2. Go to publicize menu
3. Go to socialize submenu
4. Click Add Twitter Button
5. Go to opened new page. If you not login, please login to your twitter account. Click Allow button.
6. Click Activate button
7. Click Save button
Friday, February 18, 2011
How to remove mass email
Example, twitter or facebook message.
First check the first email.
Scroll the email.
Check the last email
Click delete button.
You can see, all the email has deleted.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
payment microworkers
finally, payment from microworkers received.
Tulisan terkait : bukti payment microworkers
Kunjungi microworkers : http://goo.gl/0QBRe
Tulisan terkait : bukti payment microworkers
Kunjungi microworkers : http://goo.gl/0QBRe
Friday, February 11, 2011
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