Jakarta, (GNI)- Gubernur DKI Jakarta, Fauzi Bowo membuka acara Hari anak Jakarta Membaca (Hanjaba). acara tersebut digelar oleh Badan Perustakaan dan Arsip Daerah (BPAD) Provinsi DKI Jakarta, aacara dimulai dari tanggal 23-24 November 2011 di Gedung Nti Ageng Serang Jl.H.R.Rasuna Said Kav.22 Kuningan, Jakarta Selatan.

Menurutnya, Hari Anak Jakarta Membaca adalah sebuah gerakan dengan tujuan mulia untuk dapat menggelorakan minat dan kegemaran membaca,khususnya dikalangan anak-anak dan remaja serta memberdayakan masyarakat dalam upaya mewujudkan budaya baca masyarakat Jakarta.

Gubernur  rencananya akan menacanangkan  Hanjaba tersebut menjadi ikon untuk memotivasi gerakan membaca melalui keputusan Gubernur Nomer 213 tahun 2007 tentang penetapan Hari Anak Jakarta Membaca.Kegiatan tersebut telah menjadi unggulan Pemerintah Provinsi DKI Jakarta Melalui BPAD Provinsi DKI Jakarta untuk menciptakan budaya baca masyarakat Jakarta. kata Fauzi.

Sementara itu, tahun ini Hanjaba mengambil tema"Jadikan Membaca Sebagai Inspirasi Untuk Kehidupan Yang Lebih Baik" Pelaksanaan kegiatan HANJABA 2011 tersusun dalam rangkaian kegiatan Pameran dan Bazaar,diskusi buku,Pelayanan Perpustakaan dan internet keliling,lombai-lomba hasil membaca yakni Lomba Bercerita, Lomba Pidato Berbahasa Inggris,Lomba Baca Puisi,Lomba Mewarnai Gambar,dan Lomba Stand Pameran Taman Bacaan Masyarakat(TBM).

Untuk meramaikan suasana panitia menghadirkan hiburan musik dari. Chic's Music Band dan Brass Band MBBC, Penyanyi cilik Aninda Ajeng,persembahan tarian kolosal dari Ikatan Abang dan None Buku (IKANOBU),penampilan Penari-Penari cilik dari Sanggar Tari Sampan Hismanto,Lenong Cabe Rawit binaan Harry De Fretes (Boim) dan kabaret Gemar Membaca.  

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  March 28, 2012
  10:52 pm

  #1 - MaxlI finally got a hnacce to look at the JG today and I have to say it certainly looks impressive. The design is much snazzier and modern than the JP, which is looking pretty dated these days. However I think they still have a ways to go, as there are some definite kinks in their reporting, story selection, and headlining writing. I felt like there was a lot of filler used to get to 48 pages, even with all the giant ads (The second to last page in the C section is just a list of emergency reference numbers and a map of the Transjakarta. Useful, but are they going to print that everyday?) There are also some technical issues with picture quality. However I’m sure that these problems can be ironed out eventually, assuming the paper lasts that long…I’m quite curious as to what kind of market research they did before going ahead with the Globe. I still question whether there is enough of a market in Jakarta and Indonesia for two major English language papers, and I wonder if the Globe's strategy is really to coexist with the JP or just to outright steal their readership? I’m curious what Unspun and others think about this, is there room for the Jakarta Globe and the Jakarta Post to co-exist in the marketplace?

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  March 31, 2012
  2:50 am

  #2 - viagraFantastic…you all still keep your voice harmony Great..and two thumb for your 2 performance (Chick Corea Song Book and with Ron King Big Band) in Java Jazz Festival…I was there and saw both ..can’t blink my eyes saw your performance… we always love you Manhattan Transfer ..and hope than next year you can come around on Java Jazz 2011………I was hoping that Janis sing MOVE and Cheryl of course MEET BENNY BAILEY…

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