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Rumah Seorang Nenek Terbakar, Uang Puluhan Juta dan Pehiasan Emas Ludes

Rumah Seorang Nenek Terbakar, Uang Puluhan Juta dan Pehiasan Emas Ludes

Jembrana, baliwakenews.com   Seorang nenek di Banjar Temukus, Desa Asahduren, Pekutatan, Jembrana, Bali, Ni Ketut Ranti, 70, kehilangan seluruh harta bendanya setelah rumahnya terbakar. Selain rumah, uang Rp 20 juta, perhiasan emas 32 gram, barang elektronik dan 300 gram cengkeh, juga ludes dilalap api, Kamis 11 Pebruari 2021.   Aparat terkait masih menyelidiki penyebab kebakaran yang terjadi…

[abubak70]

Nenenk bilang klo Ngadem di Mall 😊

[unpopularly-opinionated]

I’m reading the last of the Witcher series of books (roughly 3 chapters I think from the end) and w/o spoiling anything, I have to say it’s really fucking good.

If you actually read the books, again w/o spoiling anything, the books will jump to completely random perspectives at times, typically someone from the future who is retelling the part of the story to other people, before jumping back to the present. It can be mildly confusing at times, but it’s not too bad.

It reads kind of like meta commentary, which can be jarring, but it’s not so outrageous to ruin anything. When it first happened, I actually thought Sapkowski had done a self-insert or something, but the perspectives it goes to changes each time so it doesn’t really feel like that.

I think my favourite aspect of his writing though is his use of repetition. Sometimes a chapter will have a particular line, or several lines, that it will repeat verbatim frequently throughout the chapter. Usually as a descriptor, to really emphasize whatever he’s describing. It’s pretty neat.

Quite a few spoilers below cause I just finished reading a big chapter and I wanna say something about it, so I must sincerely advise you to not read below if you ever think of reading the series, which you absolutely should do.

I just read the chapter about the Battle of Brenna, and it was really fucking cool. I love the way he writes about the death of characters, and about the not-death of characters. The battle starts and immediately we’re like, okay, we know several characters who will be there: Iola, Shani, Marti, and Jarre.

We know the names of the big players too, but we never really get their perspectives as much, so they don’t count as much. Granted we don’t really get Iola, Shani, or Marti’s perspectives either, but I include them because a lot of characters whose perspectives we do get have at one point or another interacted with them.

But anyways, almost immediately off the bat we get confirmation that we know Jarre won’t be dying in the battle because it jumps ahead to the future where he’s writing about the battle while his grandkids play around him. We also learn here that he does lose a hand in the battle.

As the battle goes on and we pick up multiple new perspectives, like a messenger named Aubrey, Rusty the surgeon, or Nilfgaard’s Cooerhoon and Wyndgfin (probably butchered that name but w/e).

What I liked about Aubrey was how we spend so little time with him (maybe a page and a half, or two) but just enough to get to know him a bit. Not so much to where we’re utterly invested, but enough to feel like he’s not just some throwaway character...and then he gets thrown away, trampled to death by a horse.

Cooerhoon’s death I loved because of basically everything that happened around the battle. Throughout the chapter, we get the perspective of a history class being taught in Nilfgaard about this particular battle, and they utterly praise Cooerhoon for his masterful skills as a general, and say his defeat was not his doing but due to traitors who hatched a plot to sabotage his victory, which we learn was actually not true at all and was merely due to bad reconnaissance.

Or how after the battle, people pondered what had happened to the general as his fate was unknown. Many thinking he got away, or came back and hung himself. But really, we know that he tried to run away when he realized the battle was lost by disguising as someone less important but was ambushed by dwarves who recognized the false banners he was wearing and shot him to death with crossbows, believing him to be a part of the division that killed their comrade, and his body sank into the marshy river, never to be found.

Or Wyndgfin, whose death we literally are told about prior to it happening when the author writes something akin to “little did he know he only had two hours left to live”. It’s that kinda meta shit that I love, because it doesn’t feel cheap because we don’t care about this character, and it’s still interesting to hear about him dying a coward next to Cooerhoon.

But obviously, my absolute favourite (and also least favourite because of how fucking sad it was) was Rusty, Iola, Shani, and Marti’s deaths. You follow their perspectives throughout most of the chapter as they struggle to tend to the wounded soldiers brought to them, many of whom die. You really grow to care about them, especially the girls because we know other characters are invested in their survival, like Triss or Mother Nenenke.

You go through the whole chapter, and other than the obvious PTSD they’re bound to have, they come out unscathed and you’re thinking how great that is, especially since Nilfgaard at one point overtook them and nearly killed them all but stopped once they noticed they were tending to a wounded Nilfgaard soldier.

And then at the end it’s just like “Marti died two weeks after the battle after slutting around with soldiers, causing one to get jealous and stab her to death. Rusty and Iola died a year later, battling the Red Death (bubonic plague) in Maribor. Shani (thankfully, yet still sad ngl) died 72 years later after living a long and fulfilling life as a teacher, sharing her stories as a field nurse.”

Like, it’s a huge punch to the gut to hear “and they all died shortly after” when you think they’ve made it. The Iola and Rusty deaths are especially sad because, in a previous chapter, we learned that Ciri inadvertently caused the Red Death that killed them, when she traveled to our world during the time of the Black Death and picked up a single flea which hopped off of Ciri and onto a dog that hopped onto a ship that headed straight to Maribor.

All in all though, as sad as some of the deaths were, it was greatly satisfying. And honestly, I would not be surprised if this is the last we see of Jarre. It feels like a pretty decent concluding point for his character. Which is weird to say because his whole goal was to find Ciri, for whom he loved and fought for, but even though he doesn’t meet her again in this chapter, it felt pretty conclusive on that topic because we read during the future parts that he doesn’t end up with Ciri, but he does have a granddaughter named Ciri. So I guess that’s meant to be a sort of conclusive “they don’t end up together” message to the reader. It would still be kinda nice if we got a present-day reuniting for them, but Jarre is such a minor-major character that it would be perfectly acceptable if there wasn’t one.

[ordinarymanjournal]

Nenenk Syantik Selasa lepas kami mengikuti rapat nan diselenggarakan oleh kantor kami, rapat nan menjemukan sesungguhnya. Namun ada satu hal nan menarik perhatian kami, yaitu salah seorang peserta rapat.

[khoyrulumam]

Batik Eksotik Karnival merupakan bagian dari ikhtiar kabupaten Pamekasan menjadi salah satu pelestarian peninggalan iktlektual kretivitas nenenk moyang Madura yang bisa memberikan dampak pada kehidupan ekomi masyarakat tempoe duloe dan masa kinì. Kabupaten yang lekat dengan julukan gerbang salam ini terus berivonasi menuju Pamekasan hebat. Tak aral sebagai generasi di kota kelahiràn harus selalu berbangga diri dengan capaian prestasinya Salah satunya dengan memakai batik tulis asli bumi Ratu Pamellingan Mari memakai batik...!!! #batikmadura #batikpamekasan #batiktulis #awesome # (di Pamekasan) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4D99Bvp6wm/?igshid=cj46k70bqf3f

[therealdragonnerdagain]

I'm sorry, but I always found it kind of depressing that the Geralt/Ciri dynamic was touching and worked so well because no one expects men to be good fathers.

Think about that.

If Geralt was a woman, no one would care that he loved Ciri, because women are expected to love children. Meanwhile, it's an acceptable norm for men to be bad fathers.

In Sapkowski's world, the only good women are women who are motherly (Nenenke) or want to be mothers. Yennefer's goodness stems from the fact that she loves children: she protects a baby dragon, saves a pregant woman's baby, she wants desperately to be a mother herself, and she risks her life to protect Ciri, which results in her imprisonment and mutilation.

But Geralt's mother is depicted as being a terrible person because she gave her own son away to become a witcher. Geralt reprimands her without restraint and is seen as justified for having done so. Because "good" women don't give away their children. It's never taken into account that maybe Geralt's mother was lied to. Maybe she didn't know Geralt could die from the transformation. Maybe it was the only way for him to have a better life. Maybe she had no fucking choice. But instead of being given a chance to explain, she docilely accepts Geralt's anger and falls silently into the role of caring for him when he's injured. Like a good little she-devil.

Meanwhile, the Lodge of Sorceresses are all evil women because they abuse children (Phillipa Eilhart's treatment of young Prince Radovich), are single, childless, queer, and wish to twist Ciri's unborn child into their puppet.

Likewise, Vilgefortz the evil wizard is a horrendous man who captures pregnant girls and rips out thier fetuses, in preparation for what he's going to do to Ciri's unborn child.

Yennefer and Geralt are both depicted as good because they love children, Ciri in particular. And while that works great for Geralt -- men should be encouraged to love children -- it sucks for Yennefer to be yet another female character defined solely by the fact that she posseses a uterus.

Take away Yennefer's desire to be a mother and her insecurities about her former hunchback appearance and what is left of her personality? Not much. Yennefer doesn't HAVE a personality. Her entire being is centered around a bunch of stereotypes about women: Yennefer wants children desperately and is insecure about her weight.

After some reflection, I really regret patting Sapkowski on the back for the creation of this two-deminsional caricature. Yennefer could have been so much more.

Sapkowski has a very old-fashioned view of women and what a "good woman" is. It's because he thinks of women in terms of his idea of what a woman should be. Women aren't people. We're a collection of prejudices: feminine, matronly, caring, nurturing, broodmares who all want children, so of course our doctors have the right to withhold a hysterectomy in case we fickle grownass women change our minds!

In Sapkowski's world, women aren't allowed to be human. For a world that's supposed to be so gray, its women must conform to a black and white dichtomy: good women are straight and matronly, while bad women are queer and childless. And if they aren't queer, childless, and evil, then they are queer, childless, and bitterly unhappy: Yennefer's single, older, and likely queer female mentor committs SUICIDE.

As for Ciri . . . as I said in an older post, Ciri is only "good" again in the novels (as in, she's no longer a naughty teen rebel doing drugs) when she embraces the prophecy that predicts motherhood for her, and in the end, winds up with a male knight, while Mistle is was just a passing fancy and a regretful encounter.

Yeah. It's actually a shame that women were treated that way in the Witcher novels when the rest of it is actually a pretty great story.

One of the greatest things about the Ghostbusters reboot -- and the thing that scares spineless, insecure, self-loathing men the most -- is the fact that the female cast got to be three dimensional human beings and not stereotypes or caricatures (again, with the exception of Leslie's unfortunate role as a yet another black comedian sidekick).

The women in Ghostbusters got to be funny, overweight, queer, tough, weak, strong, good, bad. They were nuanced and alive. They were not cardboard cutout blow up dolls, archetypes, or some man's idea of a woman should be like and look like.

They were fucking HUMAN BEINGS.

[humaspolressintang]

Seorang Nenenk Menangis Histeris Saat Polisi Berikan Bantuan

Seorang Nenenk Menangis Histeris Saat Polisi Berikan Bantuan

Sungai Tebelian – Salah satu warga Dusun Laman Natai Desa Solam Raya Kecamatan Sungai Tebelian menangis histeris setelah menerima bantuan dari Polisi dalam aksi polisi peduli. Jumat 22/5/20.

Tinen, seorang nenek warga dusun Laman Natai Desa Solam Raya Kecamatan Sungai Tebelian tak bisa menahan tangis saat menerima bantuan dari Polres Sintang yang disalurkan oleh Bhabinkamtibmas Polsek Sungai…

[gosulsel]

Bantu Anak Terjebak Banjir, Nenek di Soppeng Meninggal - Gosulsel

SOPPENG, GOSULSEL.COM - Seorang nenenk berusia 65 tahun, Asinare tewas saat membantu anaknya yang terjebak banjir, di Kamping Palla, Kelurahan Kaca, Kecamatan Marioriawa, Kabupaten Soppeng, Sulawesi Selatan, Minggu kemarin (12/1/2020)."Ini korban pak betul meninggal terpeleset ditangga dan jatuh...

https://gosulsel.com/2020/01/13/bantu-anak-terjebak-banjir-nenek-di-soppeng-meninggal/

#Banjir #Soppeng

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VIDEO : Duh! Penampilan Mirip Kiai, Kelakuan Pria Ini Bikin Geram, Lihat Ulahnya pada Nenek Ini!

Kinan Manja VIDEO : Duh! Penampilan Mirip Kiai, Kelakuan Pria Ini Bikin Geram, Lihat Ulahnya pada Nenek Ini! Artikel Baru Nih Artikel Tentang VIDEO : Duh! Penampilan Mirip Kiai, Kelakuan Pria Ini Bikin Geram, Lihat Ulahnya pada Nenek Ini! Pencarian Artikel Tentang Berita VIDEO : Duh! Penampilan Mirip Kiai, Kelakuan Pria Ini Bikin Geram, Lihat Ulahnya pada Nenek Ini! Silahkan Cari Dalam Database Kami, Pada Kolom Pencarian Tersedia. Jika Tidak Menemukan Apa Yang Anda Cari, Kemungkinan Artikel Sudah Tidak Dalam Database Kami. Judul Informasi Artikel : VIDEO : Duh! Penampilan Mirip Kiai, Kelakuan Pria Ini Bikin Geram, Lihat Ulahnya pada Nenek Ini! Orang yang turun dari mobil terlihat sedang menelepon. Sedangkan si nenenk masih bercakap dengan orang berpenampilan mirip kiai itu. http://www.unikbaca.com

[kamilarina-blog1]

Nenek Berusia 90 Tahun Ini Punya Hobby Keren, Melukis Dinding Rumah, Lihatlah Hasilnya

Kamila Rina Nenek Berusia 90 Tahun Ini Punya Hobby Keren, Melukis Dinding Rumah, Lihatlah Hasilnya Artikel Baru Nih Artikel Tentang Nenek Berusia 90 Tahun Ini Punya Hobby Keren, Melukis Dinding Rumah, Lihatlah Hasilnya Pencarian Artikel Tentang Berita Nenek Berusia 90 Tahun Ini Punya Hobby Keren, Melukis Dinding Rumah, Lihatlah Hasilnya Silahkan Cari Dalam Database Kami, Pada Kolom Pencarian Tersedia. Jika Tidak Menemukan Apa Yang Anda Cari, Kemungkinan Artikel Sudah Tidak Dalam Database Kami. Judul Informasi Artikel : Nenek Berusia 90 Tahun Ini Punya Hobby Keren, Melukis Dinding Rumah, Lihatlah Hasilnya Meski usiannya tak lagi muda nenenk Agnes memiliki hobby melukis, aksinya tersebut bahkan menuai pujian dari warga lokal hingga http://www.unikbaca.com

[yohanard]

I found an article on facebook. Artikelnya bagus. Singkat cerita dalam artikel tersebut adalah seperti ini: "Ada suatu cerita tentang seorang executive muda yang naik kereta ekonomi. Disitu si executive muda ini mengeluarkan tablet yang berukuran besar sambil dia berdiri karena mungkin tidak kebagian tempat duduk. Maksud si exmud ini mengeluarkan tablet adalah untuk berkomunikasi dengan para sponsor amal yang mendesak. Sedihnya, orang orang sekitar yg melihat itu yang sejatinya mereka tidak tau alasan si exmud mengeluarkan tablet itu berpendapat macam-macam dan semuanya berfikir bahwa exmud berniat sombong dengan mengeluarkan tablet besar nan mahalnya tersebut. Dicerita ini kita diberitahu sudut pandang pemuka agama, kakek kakek, nenenk nenek, anak SMA, ibu ibu, dan sesama pengusaha juga yg semuanya berfikir kalau si orang tersebut jika ingin memamerkan hartanya lebih baik menaiki kereta AC saja tanpa tahu kenyataan sebenarnya. Selain itu ada juga yang berpendapat kalau si exmud ini adah orang kaya baru dan lain sebagainya. Setelah itu, di penghujung cerita ini readers juga diberitahu dan dikagetkan bahwa ternyata si exmud ini bertukar tiket kereta dengan seorang nenek nenek agar nenek tersebut menaiki kereta yang ber-AC yang dia beli tiketnya dan tidak kereta ekonomi yang nenek tersebut beli." Kalau kita sebagai pembaca positif, cerita ini punya meaning yang besar buat kita. Disini kita diajari untuk tidak jadi pribadi yang mudah menghakimi tanpa tau kebenaran yang sebenarnya karena apa yang kita lihat belum tentu sesuai dengan fakta atau kejadian yang sebenarnya. Namun, sedihnya ketika gue coba beralih ke kolom komentar banyak yang mencoba mengkritisi dengan membahas "ini cerita palsu, sekarang kereta ekonomi udah ber-ac" dan komentar setipe lainnya yang biasa orang indonesia pada umumnya lakukan. Kalau kita membaca secara teliti, jelas cerita ini palsu karena si penulis tahu persis setiap sudut pandang orang yang ada di kereta tersebut dan itu merupakan hal yang tidak mungkin. Cerita ini jelas fiktif dan totally to teach you and me as a reader buat memetik hal positif dari cerita karangannya.Namun, gak semua bisa sependapat sama penulis di era kebebasan berkomunikasi ini. Banyak orang yang malah suka menebar hate comments atau sekedar memanfaatkan suatu artikel viral sebagai cara untuk membenci suatu individu, organisasi, ataupun agama. Sedihnya, mereka tidak dapat bertanggung jawab dengan apa yang mereka tulis di sosial media tersebut. Jika dulu ada pribahasa "mulutmu hatimaumu" mungkin pribahasa yang cocok untuk sekarang adalah "jempolmu harimaumu" karena dengan 2 buah jempol kita bisa menarik masa, memprovokasi jutaan orang, dan membuat seseorang terlihat bersalah. Sedih, kebebasan berpendapat yang diberikan tidak dipertanggungjawabkan dengan baik. Tidak juga dimanfaatkan dengan baik. Ketika ada seseorang yang mencoba berkomentar positif dan salah redaksi seperti foto yang gur lampirin, gak butuh waktu lama langsung ada orang-orang yang bersumbu pendek yang menyerbu orang tersebut. Jika ingin membenarkan redaksi seseorang, bisa dilakukan dengan cara yang benar dan proper, jangan sampai kita membenarkan tapi redaksi kita lebih buruk daripada orang yang mau kita benahi. Karena hal hal gini, gue juga sempat baca bahwa ada rencana MUI ngeluarin fatwa tentang bermedsos yang baik. Bener kata gitasav di twitternya "having brain was enough". Jangan sampe kita dikasih otak, kepintaran, dikasih bisa mikir dan bedain mana yang baik dan mana yang enggak tapi semuanya gak bisa kita pake di sosial media? Jangan sampe kolom komen ditiadakan dan jangan sampe fatwa tersebut bener keluar karena sikap kita yang gak bisa dewasa dan proper di media sosial. Coba biasakan, pendapat yang kita sampaikan itu pendapat ataupun kritik yang membangun dengan bahasa yang sopan, jadi apa yang udah lo atau gue ketik panjang lebar bisa bermanfaat buat orang lain ataupun mungkin negara kita. If you want to get a good thing, start to do it first. . . . . . . (Nb: Stop criticizing, just do something)

[polrestribratanewsmajalengka]

POLRES MAJALENGKA – Pada hari kamis 2 maret 2017 pada pukul 11.00 wib. Giat Anggota Polsek Argapura AIPTU Iyan Supiadin, Kanit Sabhara AIPDA Irawati, F.C.R. S.H., dan Bhabinkamtimbas Desa Heubeulisuk BRIPTU Slamet Nugraha melaksanakan Sambang warga sekaligus melaksanakan Takziyah ke rumah Almarhumah Emak Ompong warga blok Jumat Desa Heubeulisuk yang meninggal dunia karena Sakit dimana Almarhumah adalah keluarga/nenenk dari Kepala Desa Heubeulisuk Ade Mamat.

Pada kesesempatan itu Kapolsek Argapura IPTU Sarjiyo, S.E., melalui AIPTU Iyan Supiadin bhayangkarinya ikut berbela sungkawa atas meninggalnya almarhumah dengan mendoakan supaya segala amal kebaikannya Almarhumah diterima Tuhan Yang Maha Esa dan diberi kelapangan kuburnya serta keluarga yang ditinggalkan diberi kekuatan, ketabahan dan keihlasan.

KEDEKATAN ANGGOTA POLSEK ARGAPURA BERSAMA WARGA HINGGA AKHIR HAYAT POLRES MAJALENGKA - Pada hari kamis 2 maret 2017 pada pukul 11.00 wib. Giat Anggota Polsek Argapura AIPTU Iyan Supiadin, Kanit Sabhara AIPDA Irawati, F.C.R.