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“Membuka Cakrawala Negeri Melalui Kreatifitas dan Intelektualitas Santri”
Sabtu, 29 Januari 2011
Auditorium Universitas Airlangga, Kampus C Jl. Mulyorejo, Surabaya
PENDAHULUAN
FASt JATIM (Festival Akbar Santri Jawa Timur) 2011 merupakan sebuah pagelaran akbar yang diperuntukan bagi semua santri-santriwati pondok pesantren di Jawa Timur. Kegiatan ini dilaksanakan oleh CSS MoRA Unair, sebuah komunitas atau organisasi para mahasiswa santri yang menempuh studi di Universitas Airlangga, Surabaya. Pelaksanaannya hanya dalam satu hari penuh, pada hari Sabtu tanggal 29 Januari 2011 di Gedung Auditorium Universitas Airlangga, Kampus C Jl.Mulyorejo, Surabaya.
Dengan mengusung tema besar Membuka Cakrawala Negeri Melalui Kreatifitas dan Intelektualitas Santri, diharapkan melalui kegiatan ini para santri mampu menunjukkan bahwa santri adalah pembelajar yang kreatif, kompetitif, dan prestatif, demi membangun bersama negeri Indonesia yang lebih baik.
TEMA LOMBA
Santri Peduli Negeri
TATA TERTIB UMUM
1. Peserta adalah santri pondok pesantren di Jawa Timur (yang menetap di asrama), dibuktikan dengan Kartu Tanda Santri atau Surat Keterangan dari pengurus Pondok Pesantren.
2. Peserta harus berumur 12–19 tahun.
3. Tiap peserta/santri hanya boleh mengikuti 1 cabang lomba saja.
4. Official (Ustadz/Ustadzah pendamping) bagi tiap pondok pesantren hanya boleh max. 2 orang saja.
5. Technical Meeting wajib dihadiri oleh perwakilan peserta atauperwakilan pondok pesantren pada hari Sabtu tanggal 22 Januari 2011. (tempat menyusul)
6. Tiap pesantren hanya boleh mengirim 1 tim/peserta saja.
7. Peraturan yang belum dibuat akan diputuskan kemudian.
7. Peraturan yang belum dibuat akan diputuskan kemudian.
LOMBA / COMPETITIONS / مسا بقة
1. MADING 3D ON THE SPOT (29 Januari 2011)
ü 5 orang/tim.
ü Pendaftaran Rp.50.000
ü Tiap pesantren hanya boleh mengirim 1 tim saja.
ü Tiap pesantren hanya boleh mengirim 1 tim saja.
ü Terbatas untuk 30 tim
ü Ketentuan lomba :
- Peserta mempersiapkan mading 3D nya dari pondokpesantren masing-masing dengan keadaan ≤ 80% sudah jadi.
- Peserta merangkai sisa mading 3D yang telah disiapkan dari pondok pesantren.
- Waktu penyempurnaan mading : 4 jam
- Panitia memberi “barang unik” yang harus dipasang pada mading 3D peserta saat lomba.
- Ketentuan ukuran mading : tinggi 1.5 m, lebar 1 m dan panjang 1,5 m. (Wajib)
- Pengurangan nilai diberikan bila tidak sesuai dengan kriteria dan durasi
- Para juri menilai mading 3D dengan memberi pertanyaan ke tim sehubungan dengan mading 3D yang telah dibuat.
- Kriteria penilaian : Kreatifitas. Isi mading dan Kesesuaian dengan tema&waktu.
ü Hadiah : I. Rp.2.000.000 + Trophy + Sertifikat
II. Rp.1.500.000 + Trophy + Sertifikat
III. Rp.1.000.000 + Trophy + Sertifikat
Juara Favorit (Trophy dan Sertifikat)
2. SENI KALIGRAFI AL-QURAN (29 Januari 2011)
ü Perorangan
ü Pendaftaran Rp. 25.000
ü Tiap pesantren hanya boleh mengirim 1 peserta saja.
ü Tiap pesantren hanya boleh mengirim 1 peserta saja.
ü Terbatas untuk 50 peserta
ü Ketentuan Lomba :
- Metode yang diperlombakan adalah metode Mushaf
- Materi tulisan akan diberikan pada saat lomba akan dimulai (dalam bentuk tulisan)
- Waktunya 5 jam (tidak termasuk istirahat)
- Kertas disediakan panitia berukuran 60 cm x80 cm (kertas manila)
- Jenis tulisan adalah khat naskhi dan menggunakan rasm ustmani.
- Penilaian hanya pada hasil karya (bukan proses)
- Kriteria Penilaian : Kebenaran tulisan, Kerapian dan Kreatifitas
ü Hadiah : I. Rp.800.000 + Trophy + Sertifikat
II. Rp.700.000 + Trophy + Sertifikat
III. Rp.500.000 + Trophy + Sertifikat
Juara Favorit (Trophy dan Sertifikat)
3. SENI BANJARI
ü Max.10 orang/tim
ü Pendaftaran Rp.75.000
ü Tiap pesantren hanya boleh mengirim 1 tim saja.
ü Tiap pesantren hanya boleh mengirim 1 tim saja.
ü Terbatas untuk 30 tim
ü Ketentuan lomba :
- Seni Banjari yang diperlombakan adalah Banjari Murni
- Waktu penampilan 10 menit/tim dengan rincian 1 menit untuk check sound, 8 menit untuk penampilan / lomba dan 1 menit untuk pemanggilan peserta.
- Tiap tim membawakan 2 lagu (1 lagu wajib + 1 lagu pilihan)
- Lagu wajib "Anal Faqiru Ilaika Ya Rabb"
- Lagu wajib "Anal Faqiru Ilaika Ya Rabb"
- Disarankan membawa peralatan banjari sendiri (agar penampilannya lebih baik)
- Panitia hanya menyediakan 4 rebana dan 1 bass
- Peraturan lampu : Lampu kuning (siap-siap mulai dan siap-siap berhenti ), Lampu hijau (mulai) dan Lampu merah (waktu habis).
- Kriteria penilaian : Harmonisasi musik. Adab dan Vokal
ü Hadiah : I. Rp.1.500.000 + Trophy + Sertifikat
II.Rp.1.250.000 + Trophy + Sertifikat
III. Rp.1.000.000 + Trophy + Sertifikat
4. SENI QIRO’ATUL KUTUB (29 Januari 2011)
ü Perorangan
ü Pendaftaran Rp.25.000
ü Tiap pesantren hanya boleh mengirim 1 peserta saja.
ü Tiap pesantren hanya boleh mengirim 1 peserta saja.
ü Terbatas untuk 50 peserta
ü Ketentuan lomba :
- Peserta membaca kitab sekaligus memberi arti dalam bahasa jawa.
- Maqro serta kitab yang akan dibaca peserta, akan ditentukan oleh juri (undian) secara acak pada saat peserta di atas panggung.
- Kitab yang dilombakan adalah Fathul Muin dan Kifayatul Akhyar
- Tiap peserta Membaca 2 menit, Penjelasan maqro’ 2 menit dan Tanya jawab dengan juri 5 menit.
- Peserta langsung disuruh membaca kitab secara random pada saat lomba.
- Kriteria Penilaian : Penguasaan Nahwu Shorof, Penguasaan materi maqro dan kelancaran membaca.
ü Hadiah : I. Rp.600.000 + Trophy + Sertifikat
II. Rp.500.000 + Trophy + Sertifikat
III. Rp.400.000 + Trophy + Sertifikat
5. SANTRI CHAMPIONSHIP (29 Januari 2011)
ü 2 orang/tim
ü Pendaftaran Rp. 40.000
ü Tiap pesantren hanya boleh mengirim 1 tim saja.
ü Tiap pesantren hanya boleh mengirim 1 tim saja.
ü Terbatas untuk 50 tim
ü Ketentuan lomba :
- 50 tim akan dilakukan ujian tulis dalam bentuk soal Multiple Choice dan Kuis Puzzle
- 50 tim akan langsung diambil 5 tim besar
- 5 tim akan dilakukan sistem cerdas cermat untuk menentukan pemenang
- Materi yang diujikan adalah ilmu agama (Fiqih. Aqidah.Kebahasaan dan Sejarah Islam) dan pengetahuan umum(Pengetahuan dunia dan kenusantaraan)
ü Hadiah : I. Rp.1.000.000 + Trophy + Sertifikat
II. Rp. 800.000 + Trophy + Sertifikat
III. Rp. 700.000 + Trophy + Sertifikat
PENDAFTARAN
Ingat pendaftaran terbatas, segera daftarkan diri anda dengan mendownload link form pendaftaran ini:
dan kirim sebelum tanggal 2 Januari 2011 ke:
e-mail : fast_jatim@yahoo.com
Telp/SMS : Armanita 085722397850
Pos : Sekretariat CSS MoRA Unair, Jl. Karang menjangan III/ 23F Gubeng Surabaya 60285
Untuk lebih jelas lagi tentang ketentuan tiap lomba dapat menghubungi;
CP: Najib-085732414191
PEMBAYARAN BIAYA PENDAFTARAN
Biaya pendaftaran diserahkan ketika TM (technical meeting) pada tanggal 23 Januari 2011 di Universitas Airlangga Surabaya. TM dihadiri oleh satu orang perwakilan pondok pesantren yang bersangkutan. Informasi mengenai TM akan diinformasikan kepada pondok pesantren beberapa hari setelah pendaftaran peserta ditutup.
PENGUMUMAN PEMENANG
Pengumuman pemenang akan dilaksanakan pada hari yang sama, yaitu Sabtu 29 Januari 2011 di Gedung Auditorium Universitas Airlangga, Pukul 19.00 WIB atau ba’da Isya’. Malam Penutupan ini sekaligus akan dimeriahkan oleh Saman Dance.
Top 10 Eco Friendly Countries
Based on Yale University’s Environmental Performance Index (EPI) for 2008, which measures factors such as a country’s environmental health, air pollution, water resources and productive natural resources, ten countries have once again made it to the top of the charts as the most eco-friendly nations in the world.
- 1. Switzerland:
Thanks in major part to Switzerland’s tough legislation regarding pollution, they made it to number one on the world’s most eco-friendly nations. Their long-term plans target cooperation between organizations and individuals. Individual awareness is also a factor, since Switzerland charges for their water and waste management services as well as establishing a sever environmental taxes, promoting personal responsibility. Prevention is a third key tenet, shown by the 2006 development of the Federal Office for the Environment (FOEN), meant to sustain natural resources and develop safety measures for natural hazards. - 2. Norway: Norway earns a high spot for being first home to the world’s largest solar production plant, owned by REC Group. They have also taken emissions seriously, now planning on becoming carbon neutral by 2030, not 2050 as originally expected, in major part by funding green projects abroad and reducing at home driving and flying.
- 3. Sweden: Sweden’s mandate for a country free of fossil fuels by 2020 puts it in third. A majority of the country’s power is either nuclear or hydroelectric already. Solutions for automobile and flight transport include ethanol and animal waste conversion. Furthermore, the power of waves is in the process of being harnessed as well. Thanks to development at the University of Uppsala, Sweden is developing “wave power” which converts waves into 4x as much energy as solar power in the same amount of time, with no waste and no emissions.
- 4. Finland: Finland is a country showing remarkable recovery from industrialization with its initiative to clean up water and air quality in industrial areas as well as land preservation. What’s more is that Finland’s forests are now growing at a greater rate than they are being deforested, showing an environmental gain even with the annual timber harvest. Finland can also be attributed with starting the United Nation’s Environmental Programme (UNEP) Task Force for Sustainable Building and Construction, which looks not only at the sustainability of the building, but of the resources and process used to construct it.
- 5. Costa Rica:
While there is a strong correlation between a country’s economic wealth and their environmental stewardship, Costa Rica still scores a five on the EPI scale. With 5% of the world’s biodiversity contained in one country, Costa Rica has always been on the forefront of environmental conservation. In fact, a full quarter of the nation is devoted to park preservation. But other developments such as the used on hydroelectric power in 80% of the country and the 5% gas tax which funds environmental programs put Costa Rica in fifth.
- 6. Austria: Austria’s environmental conservation measures are enforced by all levels of government, from federal to municipal authorities. Waste disposal especially is a highly regulated department encompassing everything from individual waste to cooperate chemical, air and agricultural pesticide pollution. Water quality and forest preservation, however, is the highest priority. The quality level for Austria’s lakes and rivers is some of the highest in the world. The development of Austria’s National Protective Forest Plan has also helped in keeping the nations natural beauty pristine.
- 7. New Zealand: This nation’s relatively small population in relation to land mass has helped preserve this nation’s natural resources. While automotive emissions do prove a real threat, as well as industrial pollutants, New Zealand is working hard to develop restrictive legislation and alternative energy sources. The nation was also host to the 2008 World Environment Day, as well as developing the Environmental Risk Management Authority, which regulates the introduction of non-native species and environmental components to determine their threat to New Zealand’s pristine atmosphere.
- 8. Latvia: Latvia’s relatively small size is no indicator of their pride in their natural resources. By monitoring and reducing water pollution, their salmon and freshwater bodies are all in the range of “good.” Lativia has also begun dismantling unnecessary and pollutive farms to reduce fertilizer and insecticide chemicals and allow room for the return of natural forests. In fact, since 1990 Lativa has decreased stationary pollution by 46% and wastewater by 44%, devoting a major portion of environmental funds to water treatment and energy conservation techniques.
- 9. Colombia: Beating Costa Rica, Colombia is home to 10% of the world’s species, with a wealth of ecological diversity. While Colombia has had problems in the past concerning deforestation, the detrimental effects of the coca trade, and political strife involving their natural oil deposits, all these factors have helped to move Colombia towards energy conservation and new, less politically tumultuous resources. Colombia has also begun programs for the cultivation of natural parks that support the growth of native medicinal plants. The Orito Igni-Ande Medicinal Flora Sanctuary is a 10,626 hectare preserve that may just show that Colombia is on the right track.
- 10. France: The French government is very aware of the problem of climate change, and it is for this reason that France has made tenth of the list. Their strict environmental protection measures are incorporated into the national Constitution and reviewed every year with the eventual goal of 54 million tons of saved C02 by 2010, one of the few in the Kyoto agreement to cut such a large amount of emissions in so short a time. These laws are also comprehensive, covering every setup of production from supplier to producer to consumer, also helping to make them the number one producer of renewable energy sources in the EU, 78% of its energy being nuclear powered, which in turn has reduced nitrogen oxide and other hazardous emissions by 70%.
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