nuf said.
Friday, October 28, 2011
jalan dah selai diperbaiki
jalur banjrnegara -wonosobo sore tadi udah mulai rame,jalan udah lebar jadi hati 2x jalan lebar hot mix jangan memaju kendaraan anda dgn kecpatan tinggi........By: must goen At: banjarnegara On 04/09/2010 01:12:45Sabtu, 4 September 2010 | 01:12 WIB — Sent via Web- tangerang padat merayap
arah serpong menuju pamulang lalu lintas padatBy: yanuar At: tangerang On 03/09/2010 19:21:27Jumat, 3 September 2010 | 19:21 WIB — Sent via Web - perempatan viktor bikin macet terus
kepada pemda tangsel kapan ya mau membenahi perempatan viktor bikin macet terus*muhammadKamis, 2 September 2010 | 21:16 WIB — Sent via SMS - Kecelakaan di Daan Mogot Raya
Kejadian berlangsung sekitar jam 17.30 WIB di Jl. Daan Mogot KM 17,2. Korban kecelakaan adlh seorg wanita umur skitar 25-35th. Kurang jelas d tabrak atau tergelincir jatuh. Korban mngalami pendarahan d daerah kepala. Hati" lah selalu jikalau brkendara,apalagi musim mudik skrg in.Rawan kecelakaan.By: Arifin At: Jakarta On 01/09/2010 22:25:41Rabu, 1 September 2010 | 22:25 WIB — Sent via Web - JALAN RUSAK PARAH !!!!
Jalan Raya TANAH BARU RUSAK PARAH,, hal ini berbeda dengan Jalan dari POMAD ke Pintu Masuk Ring Road Setul yang sudah Mulus,,berbeda dengan jalan dari CIMAHPAR - TANAH BARU Rusak Total, terkesan Pemerintah terkait bekerja SETENGAH HATI..!!! Menyebabkan Lumpur di Waktu HUJAN dan Berdebu diwaktu Kering...Tolongsupaya ditindaklanjuti...Kenapa Kerjanya setengah Hati..Padahal waktu Peresmian Tol oleh SBY jalan dirapikan...Skrg kesannya diCuekin,..???? Apa yang terjadi.....???By: Melki Tanah Baru At: Bogor On 31/08/2010 13:06:46Selasa, 31 Agustus 2010 | 13:06 WIB — Sent via Web - Container hantam rumah
Sebuah container, menghantam sebuah rumah yang mengakibatkan rumah tersebut rusak parah karena bagian depan container menerobos masuk dalam rumah. Kecelakaan ini tidak ada korban jiwa, namun kerugiannya sekitar ratusan juta.Selasa, 31 Agustus 2010 | 08:47 WIB — Sent via Mobinity - Liburan ke Danau Toba
Objek wisata Danau Toba memang sudah banyak diketahui oleh semua orang. Danau terbesar di Indonesia ini merupakan objek wisata terkenal di sumut. Bukan hanya keindahan alamnya saja, melainkan budaya dan wisata kulinernya juga patut diacungi jempol.Selasa, 31 Agustus 2010 | 08:38 WIB — Sent via Mobinity - Air terjun Sipiso piso SUMUT
Liburan sudah dekat, nggak ada salahnya ngunjungin salah satu objek wisata yang ada di sumatera utara yaitu air terjun sipiso piso. Tingginya kira kira 30 meter.Selasa, 31 Agustus 2010 | 08:33 WIB — Sent via Mobinity - Reuni Akbar SMAN 4 Bandung Angkatan 94
Diberitahukan kepada para alumni SMAN 4 Bandung Angkatan 1994, Anda diundang untuk mengikuti Reuni Akbar "Funtastic 4 Reunion" yang akan dilaksanakan pada hari Sabtu, 18 September 2010, di Kampus SMAN 4 BDG, Jl. Gardujati 20 Bandung, pukul 09.00-17.00. Informasi pendaftaran dapat dilihat di http://alumnisma4bdg94.net/, atau facebook grup SMA4 Bdg 94. Anda juga dapat mendaftarkan diri secara langsung melalui Contact Person berikut ini : Heri ( 081905042721 ), Ricky ( 085888906060 ) dan Merry ( 081322839711 ).Kehadiran rekan-rekan sangat ditunggu. By: Asep Candra At: Tangerang On 31/08/2010 07:49:42Selasa, 31 Agustus 2010 | 07:49 WIB — Sent via Web - Jl. P. Antasari padat merayap
Jl. P. Antasari padat merayap arah TB Simatupang, arah sebaliknya lancar.By: Kris Triyantio At: Jakarta On 30/08/2010 15:04:13Senin, 30 Agustus 2010 | 15:04 WIB — Sent via Web
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Kesebelasan nasional Perancis dipaksa menyerah 0-1
Ayam Jago" KO, "Der Panzer" Seret Gol
Sabtu, 04 September 2010 | 04:10 WIB
PARIS, KOMPAS.com - Kesebelasan nasional Perancis dipaksa menyerah 0-1 oleh Belarusia pada laga kualifikasi Piala Eropa 2012, Jumat (3/9/2010). Pada pertandingan lain, Jerman juga harus bersusah payah mencetak kemenangan 1-0 atas Belgia.
Pertandingan Perancis dan Belarusia sebetulnya berlangsung terbuka dan sengit. Namun, performa barisan belakang dan kiper masing-masing, membuat pertandingan tak menghasilkan solusi, sampai Hugo Lloris dipaksa memungut bola dari gawangnya oleh Sergey Kisliak pada menit ke-86.
Selama 90 menit, Perancis menguasai bola sebanyak 53 persen dan menciptakan enam peluang emas dari 14 usaha. Adapun, Belarusia melepaskan tiga tembakan akurat dari enam percobaan.
Dari Stadion Koning Boudewijn, Brussels, runner-up kedua Piala Dunia 2010 Afrika Selatan, Jerman juga kesulitan menciptakan peluang dan beberapa kali terancam. Tawar-menawar itu dituntaskan oleh gol semata wayang Miroslav Klose pada menit ke-51.
Selama pertandingan, Jerman menguasai bola sebanyak 60 persen dan melepaskan empat tembakan tepat ke gawang dari delapan percobaan. Sementara itu, Belgia menciptakan lima peluang emas dari delapan usaha.
Pertandingan Perancis dan Belarusia sebetulnya berlangsung terbuka dan sengit. Namun, performa barisan belakang dan kiper masing-masing, membuat pertandingan tak menghasilkan solusi, sampai Hugo Lloris dipaksa memungut bola dari gawangnya oleh Sergey Kisliak pada menit ke-86.
Selama 90 menit, Perancis menguasai bola sebanyak 53 persen dan menciptakan enam peluang emas dari 14 usaha. Adapun, Belarusia melepaskan tiga tembakan akurat dari enam percobaan.
Dari Stadion Koning Boudewijn, Brussels, runner-up kedua Piala Dunia 2010 Afrika Selatan, Jerman juga kesulitan menciptakan peluang dan beberapa kali terancam. Tawar-menawar itu dituntaskan oleh gol semata wayang Miroslav Klose pada menit ke-51.
Selama pertandingan, Jerman menguasai bola sebanyak 60 persen dan melepaskan empat tembakan tepat ke gawang dari delapan percobaan. Sementara itu, Belgia menciptakan lima peluang emas dari delapan usaha.
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
When we rebuilt our porch
Green Home Improvement Tip No.2
Use Recycled Materials
When we rebuilt our porch (a horrendous 70's mess which was falling over), we bought some lovely reclaimed brick from a salvage yard. They were four times as expensive as standard brick, but only a bit more expensive than 'aged' new bricks, and they look much nicer than either. From an eco-living point of view, reclaiming the bricks only used about 11% of the energy to make new bricks. This is fairly typical for recycled or reclaimed building materials. The roof tiles were recovered from the previous porch, so cost nothing in environmental (or economic!) terms.
As I mentioned before, the brickie hated working with them as they were quite uneven. He got off lightly though, as we didn't make him use lime mortar. Unfortunately this means that when our house is demolished, the bricks will be extremely difficult to recover once again - an oversight on our part.
Use Recycled Materials
When we rebuilt our porch (a horrendous 70's mess which was falling over), we bought some lovely reclaimed brick from a salvage yard. They were four times as expensive as standard brick, but only a bit more expensive than 'aged' new bricks, and they look much nicer than either. From an eco-living point of view, reclaiming the bricks only used about 11% of the energy to make new bricks. This is fairly typical for recycled or reclaimed building materials. The roof tiles were recovered from the previous porch, so cost nothing in environmental (or economic!) terms.
As I mentioned before, the brickie hated working with them as they were quite uneven. He got off lightly though, as we didn't make him use lime mortar. Unfortunately this means that when our house is demolished, the bricks will be extremely difficult to recover once again - an oversight on our part.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Now this is fairly standard
In Denial or In Cahoots?
There's been a bit of a bust up in the wonderful world of climate change denial this week. First George Monbiot alleges in his new book that most of the 'institutes' generating reports saying that climate change may not be happening, or that it is part of a natural cycle, are actually PR front organisations set up and funded by big business. Initially they were funded to cast doubt on the link between passive smoking and cancer, but now, showing remarkable versatility, have become experts on climate science. The funding is alleged to be in the order of £1.5billion and the results are often quoted by Melanie Phillips in the Daily Mail, David Bellamy and others in their campaigns against "political correctness gone mad".
Now this is fairly standard stuff from George M, but the Royal Society then weighed in, writing to Exxon-Mobil asking them to stop funding these groups. The big oil company got sniffy and retorted they now believe that climate change is man-made and that they've stopped funding such companies this year.
Progress of a sort, I suppose...
There's been a bit of a bust up in the wonderful world of climate change denial this week. First George Monbiot alleges in his new book that most of the 'institutes' generating reports saying that climate change may not be happening, or that it is part of a natural cycle, are actually PR front organisations set up and funded by big business. Initially they were funded to cast doubt on the link between passive smoking and cancer, but now, showing remarkable versatility, have become experts on climate science. The funding is alleged to be in the order of £1.5billion and the results are often quoted by Melanie Phillips in the Daily Mail, David Bellamy and others in their campaigns against "political correctness gone mad".
Now this is fairly standard stuff from George M, but the Royal Society then weighed in, writing to Exxon-Mobil asking them to stop funding these groups. The big oil company got sniffy and retorted they now believe that climate change is man-made and that they've stopped funding such companies this year.
Progress of a sort, I suppose...
Monday, October 24, 2011
Ecological Footprint Part
Ecological Footprint Part 2: What's Yours?
If you want to find out your ecological footprint, go to www.myfootprint.org and follow the quiz.
Mine comes out as:
1.5ha Food
0.7ha Mobility
1.5ha Shelter
1.2ha Goods & Services
Giving me a grand total of 4.9ha compared to a national average of 5.3ha using this method. OK but not brilliant. The biggest change I could make is to go vegan which would lop a whole hectare off. BTW I like to think my food rating is really lower as I buy local produce from local stores which isn't picked up in this particular model.
My 'shelter' footprint will go down when our first child arrives next Jan meaning our domestic requirements will be shared by 3 rather than 2.ern , isn't population growth an environmental problem, rather than an environmental solution?
If you want to find out your ecological footprint, go to www.myfootprint.org and follow the quiz.
Mine comes out as:
1.5ha Food
0.7ha Mobility
1.5ha Shelter
1.2ha Goods & Services
Giving me a grand total of 4.9ha compared to a national average of 5.3ha using this method. OK but not brilliant. The biggest change I could make is to go vegan which would lop a whole hectare off. BTW I like to think my food rating is really lower as I buy local produce from local stores which isn't picked up in this particular model.
My 'shelter' footprint will go down when our first child arrives next Jan meaning our domestic requirements will be shared by 3 rather than 2.ern , isn't population growth an environmental problem, rather than an environmental solution?
Sunday, October 23, 2011
environmental performance of supermarkets
the environmental performance of supermarkets. Judging them on food miles, waste, nature-fish, nature-trees and sustainable farming, the results from A (excellent) to E (poor) were:
B: Waitrose
C: Sainsbury's
C: Marks & Spencer
D: ASDA
D: Co-op
D: Tesco
E: Morrisons
E: Somerfield
Tesco's less-than-spectacular performance is most worrying as more than a sixth of all consumer spending goes through their tills.
Like a good greenie, I try wherever possible to avoid the big sheds and buy local produce from local stores. Unfortunately this is easier said than done these days, particularly if you're looking for fresh food and have exotic tastes. Farmers markets are excellent as many producers have diversified into 'posher' foods - my best find so far being nettle Wensleydale cheese.
B: Waitrose
C: Sainsbury's
C: Marks & Spencer
D: ASDA
D: Co-op
D: Tesco
E: Morrisons
E: Somerfield
Tesco's less-than-spectacular performance is most worrying as more than a sixth of all consumer spending goes through their tills.
Like a good greenie, I try wherever possible to avoid the big sheds and buy local produce from local stores. Unfortunately this is easier said than done these days, particularly if you're looking for fresh food and have exotic tastes. Farmers markets are excellent as many producers have diversified into 'posher' foods - my best find so far being nettle Wensleydale cheese.
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