Pembiayaan Usaha untuk Komunitas Pemulung

Info Terkini Pekan IV Januari 2012 LKMS Ummat Mandiri Berikan Pembiayaan Usaha JAKARTA - Setelah melewati latihan wajib kelompok, Rabu (25/01) kemarin resmi terbentuk satu kelompok usaha muamalat (Pokusma) di salah satu komunitas pemulung Kampung Kebun Duren, Kel. Kalimulya, Depok. Selain mendapatkan pembinaan dan pendampingan usaha, para anggota kelompok masing-masing mendapatkan pembiayaan usaha sebesar dua juta rupiah melalui Lembaga Keuangan Mikro Syariah (LKMS) Ummat Mandiri milik Baitul Maal Hidayatullah (BMH). “Insya Allah, sebagaimana program Pokusma yang telah berjalan di 27 kelompok di wilayah Jakarta dan 9 kelompok di kecamatan Beji Depok, para anggota pokusma akan mendapatkan pembinaan dasar keislaman seperti belajar membaca Al-Qur’an dan tausiyah, melalui pertemuan rumpun yang dilaksanakan setiap sekali dalam sepekan,” kata Syamsuddin selaku pendamping masyarakat program pokusma LKMS Ummat Mandiri. Ibu Devia Risandi, salah satu anggota Pokusma menuturkan bahwa biasanya untuk memenuhi kebutuhan modal usaha selama ini masih bergantung pada pembiayaan dari jasa bank keliling yang proses pengajuan pembiayaannya sangat mudah. “Dengan menjadi anggota Pokusma ini, harapan kami adalah dapat belajar membaca Al-Qur’an bersama anak-anak kami melalui pertemuan rumpun dan tentunya usaha lebih berkah karena sistem pembiayaan syariah,” ungkapnya. Kunjungi web Kantor Pusat Jl. H. Samali No. 79B Pejaten Barat, Pasar Minggu, Jakarta Selatan Telp. 021 797 5770 Fax. 021 797 5614 website : www.bmh.or.id BMH on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Flickr

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Red View: Giggs on the Gunners, Smalling Q&A, Arsenal quiz, video and more

GIGGS WARY OF GUNNERS Ryan Giggs feels Arsenal will provide a tough test for the champions on Sunday as Arsene Wenger's Gunners seek revenge for their 8-2 hiding at Old Trafford. Defeat at Swansea has left the capital club in fifth place in the table but only one of their seven league defeats has been at home.  "Arsenal are Arsenal," declared Giggs. "They play very good football, they're one of the best passing teams in Europe and they're up there, as they always are. They've had a few disappointing results but they're still in the Champions League and they're up there in the league. Like most teams they probably could have done better, but I'm sure they're happy. "I've seen a statistic that they've let in more away goals than anyone else, but you've got to take into account that eight of those were at United, which was just a freak result. They're a dangerous team. They've lost a few decent players over the years but they still play attractive football and new players keep coming in. "Given the rivalry we've had over the years and the mutual respect between the two clubs, it doesn't matter what the form-book says - it's always a big game and always a tough game, especially at the Emirates. We've had mixed fortunes there; some good results and some bad results, but even in the good results we've always had to play well there to get a win. They've had a couple of defeats back-to-back, but that doesn't matter." More: Duo back for Emirates trip | Giggsy's top Gunners SMALLING ANSWERS YOUR QUESTIONS Fit-again defender responds to posers posted on ManUtd.com's message board as part of his exclusive interview with United Review. Which part of your game has improved most since you joined United? David Gallagher I've spent a lot of time with the coaches working on my positioning, which I think has really paid off. I've also improved in terms of my technique and being able to use both feet - my left foot is really coming on. You never look nervous. How are you feeling on the inside before and during games? Alex Lowe I get excited rather than nervous. In the week before a big game I'm just looking forward to the occasion. I feel as though the first Manchester derby I played in - last season's 2-1 win at Old Trafford - was the day I really kicked on and stepped up to this level, so ever since then I've felt pretty confident on the big occasions. I hope I'm part of a lot more of them in the future. Do you have any plans to attend any events at the Olympics as they are taking place in London this year? Bree Plunder I'd love to see the 100m final. In fact, I could spend all day at the athletics. I'm a big fan of the triple jump and the 200m as well. I'll also try and get along to see some judo, which I did quite a lot of when I was young. More: Rio hails legends' return | Podcast: Arsenal up next QUICK QUIZ ON... ARSENAL  1. Mikael Silvestre left Old Trafford to join Arsenal in 2008, but who was the last player before him to move from United to the Gunners? 2. Which United player scored the only goal in the first Premier League meeting between the two sides in November 1992? 3. Arsenal moved from their previous stadium, Highbury, in 2006, but in which year did United suffer their final defeat on the ground? 4. Thierry Henry has just rejoined the North London side on loan from New York Red Bulls. Which former United goalkeeper played for the American club for five years, when they were known as MetroStars? 5. United's 8-2 victory over Arsenal was the Gunners' biggest league defeat since 1927, when they lost 7-0 to which club? 6. In which year did the first match between the two sides take place? 7. Who scored United's equalising goal in the 1979 FA Cup final, a minute before Arsenal scored again to win 3-2? 8. Which former Arsenal player was the first to score a Premier League hat-trick against United, for Blackburn in 2006? 9. Why did both clubs face a points deduction for their league meeting at Old Trafford in the 1990/91 season? 10. Who was the last Arsenal player to score a winning goal at Old Trafford? More: Find the answers here | Young making progress   This email was sent by:Manchester United Sir Matt Busby Way Old Trafford, Manchester, M16 0RA, United Kingdom. This email is designed to be viewed in HTML email clients - if you cannot see the images above, please open an HTML-compatible email account and then register the new address with ManUtd.com. If this email has been forwarded to you by a friend, please register with ManUtd.com to receive the MU Foundation newsletter directly in future. The articles and images in this newsletter do not necessarily represent the views of Manchester United FC. If you do not wish to receive this email please send a blank email from your subscription address to unsubscribe@manutd.co.uk. We are committed to respecting your privacy. Please see our Privacy Policy. Please DO NOT reply to this email.

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Red View: Smalling on Bolton, Valencia interview, Scholes quiz, exclusive video + more

SMALLING ACCEPTS CRITICISM Chris Smalling acknowledges fans and journalists are correct to ask questions of Manchester United at present. Although the champions lie just three points behind Manchester City and have amassed more points now than at the same stage of last season's title-winning campaign, the young defender is sympathetic with those demanding more. "I can understand it," Smalling told United Review, the official matchday programme. "We're second in the league and expectations of this club - from both inside and out - are massive. If we're not on top then everybody's asking why. Rightly so, too. Finishing second with more points than we collected last season won't make us feel any better about ourselves. The only objective is to win the league." That task continues on Saturday when the Reds host Bolton Wanderers. "The Blackburn game was a good reminder that you can't take anything for granted," warned Smalling. "If we want to win the title we have to beat everybody we come up against. We really need three points and that's the only thing on our minds." More: United sell Gibson | Video - Scholes vs Bolton | Pre-match podcast VALENCIA ANSWERS THE FANS In-form Antonio fields questions posted on ManUtd.com's message board... What is your favourite game you've played for United so far? (Ryan Clarke) It's a strange one to say because we lost the game, but the game against Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarter-final a couple of years ago always sticks in my memory. The football we played in the first half that night was unbelievable, it was just such a shame that it didn't take us through. What's your favourite TV series? (Vikas Sharma) I'd have to say Dexter, because it's just a really interesting storyline, about a guy who works for the police, but also goes around killing bad guys. He's a policeman and a serial killer and the whole show is well made, well acted. I really enjoy watching it. How quick are you over 100 metres? (Trivar Jamunapersad) (Laughs) I normally walk it! No, I've never been timed but I think, if I did, then I would be pretty slow. I think I'm slower than our fitness coach, Tony Strudwick! More: Valencia revelling in Rooney link-up | Carrick's club focus | The Gossip QUICK QUIZ ON... PAUL SCHOLES The resumption of Paul Scholes' playing career has been welcomed by team-mates and fans alike. But how much do you know about the veteran midfielder? 1. Scholes made his 600th appearance for United in April 2009, but who were the opponents that day? 2. Paul made his Premier League debut for the Reds as a substitute against Ipswich in 1994, but which player did he come on for? 3. How many goals has Scholes scored in the Champions League (including qualifiers) - 20, 25 or 30?   4. Against which side did Scholes play his final league game before retiring?   5. Scholes has scored 102 league goals for United. Which club has he scored against most often? 6. Paul is joint tenth on United's list of all-time top scorers - which striker is he level with on 150 goals? 7. Who did Scholes score his first United hat-trick against? 8. In which year did Scholes score his first goal in a cup final? Find the answers here | Read about Scholes' epic career on ManUtd.com   This email was sent by:Manchester United Sir Matt Busby Way Old Trafford, Manchester, M16 0RA, United Kingdom. This email is designed to be viewed in HTML email clients - if you cannot see the images above, please open an HTML-compatible email account and then register the new address with ManUtd.com. If this email has been forwarded to you by a friend, please register with ManUtd.com to receive the MU Foundation newsletter directly in future. The articles and images in this newsletter do not necessarily represent the views of Manchester United FC. If you do not wish to receive this email please send a blank email from your subscription address to unsubscribe@manutd.co.uk. We are committed to respecting your privacy. Please see our Privacy Policy. Please DO NOT reply to this email.

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