Sebuah aggregator blog..
17 Feb
Having studied the subject amongst ergonomic subject in my dear college time, i wasn't realized of the real danger and the prevalence of this disease. I'd bumped into those having treatment for such pain, but haven't really had it on top of my head until a week ago a dearest colleague having had to get a full bed rest for almost 2 weeks due to...Back pain.The numbers are staggering: There’s an 80 percent chance that, at some point in your life, you’ll suffer from severe back pain.Wheeww!! Hell that's such an occurrence, 80%! but then, H o w w e a r e s o f r a g i l e!! Anyway, After several doctor visit and MRI scan, my colleague recognized that some of her disks got broken, in this case, either bulging, protruding, or herniated disks. I wouldn't ask for more detail at that time I asked, though..This case of broken disks occured to 90% of back pain occurance. Having the image of gum leaking outside its borrows screech my teeth. *sigh
One suspicious idea is that this disease is in fact not purely physical. As complex as it was hubbed to our neuron system and brain, some says that sometimes It’s a problem suited for psychologists and neuroscientists, not surgeons. 90% prevalence is that the pain is temporal and the broken disk would alleviate itself after 7 weeks and the patient can go back to their daily life. in 10% it would get worse and more chronic. So, having said the hypothesis, maybe only with the power of mind, about how you perceive the pain, you slain the demon.18 Aug

I was on the 21th floor of my apartment...a friend just stepped away so practically I was alone. but still awake, replying an sms...--when suddenly...
I got dizzy and felt the floor's moving...
The wooden curtain shackled...hard...hard andwhen I thought It would stop, it goes even harder....
Draaakkk!!!Draaadakdadadak!!! I stood and try hard to balance myself. out of my dizziness.
ZZnngg!!!
Felt my goosebumps rose all over me!
Sudden sense of tremor comes rushing in
Tried to figure out which window's not locked
y are the curtain were moving so franticly
Has a ghost visited the room...Is the apartment that creepy?
Tried hard to memorize surah Yasiin at the moment...urghh
Not yet on ease, I felt another rush of trembling noise comes--this time, not only from the curtains. Not just anything else trembles...My heart was jolting even faster outta its socket...
Everything shackled....the floor...the wall....My parquite floors...squeaking all over the place
Kriiiieettt...Kriieeett............Arghh...I can imagine the wall's cracking, the steeland all...
brrr..
Then I know, It was no ghost. It was no wind blowing. It was the earth. Mayday from earth!
an EarthQuake that is!
at the moment I tried to figure out the basic procedure dealing w/ earthquake I often preview on my office's toilet's door.
1) Stay close to the wall or
2) Get under sturdy table.
So stupid are the procedure! How could someone on the 21st floor be on ease sticking under a table. The building might eventually tremble and you'd squished under mio-tonnes of concrete, like a cockroach squished under your shoes. Ewwwwww!! not a happy thought. bad thought--! bad thought.
My foot was moving not a second later. I was not even thinking. It was all my little brain sending motoric synapsis. Not even processed by its bigger brother.
Without sandals on, I grabbed my keys and handphone and dashed off the unit. Stupidly, everybody else in my floor doesn't even bother to come out. I, was somehow relieved to hear squeaking sound coming out not just from my room, but from every other room--confirming that It was sure not a ghost residing only in my unit--But still confused y was I alone out there.
Guys, the most-not-trembling part of the building during earth quakes are the alley of the the building. Might be because there are no furniture at all there, but I sure didn't even felt like moving when I know the quake was happening so hard at each rooms
Going down using the stairs? Hell, Back to the cockroach story. no thank you. At least if it really trembles, I still have a box covering me. Whatever would my shape be. I chose using the elevator instead. Hop in.
I know. stupid stupid idea. Can't think of anything smarter that time.
Anyway, few minutes later..I got away from the building safely, followed by other fellow neighbours...in their various costumes. hehea...what a unique sight that nite, having seen everyone in their 'nightie' costumes...boxer, swimsuit !@#@!$!.., night gown!, pyjamas, thankfully, nobody really wears nothing.
It was not until the next 2 hours that I finally managed to get to sleep.
And the next morning found it unbelievable that some of my friends doesn't even felt a thing the next day! What a cow!
12 Apr

I know, we may be living outta our smoke here in Indonesia. Despite the intoxicating fume, I do put high contemplation on this industry : The market is so high--esp kretek, the tax's soaring, the benefits of tobacco plants for the labour and the society in the whole is of course, undeniable. The tobacco industry is still the second largest employer after government!. Awch. And isn't it verrryy easy to gain sponsorship from tobacco company?! how lucrative they are! And mind my quoting.
If this pattern of expenditure has continued to this day it is not feasible to argue that Indonesian people are gaining economically simply by being employed by the industry. Their income could be more fruitfully directed towards building other more worthwhile sectors of the economy. Instead, Indonesians are paying for the tobacco industry with their lives, simply sustaining the billionaires who exploit them (Catherine Reynolds)
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7 Apr

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14 Feb
Global warming is a complex phenomenon, and its full-scale impacts are hard to predict far in advance. But each year scientists learn more about how global warming is affecting the planet, and many agree that certain consequences are likely to occur if current trends continue.
"Even the people who say it might, say we need 15 to 20 years. Where have we heard that? In 1994 I heard we need 20 years to prove global warming, but we can't afford to wait because if we're wrong, it will be too late to stop it. Well, it's 20 years, and they still say, "We need more time. We can't afford to wait."
"The real debate on global warming is over. You can stop funding it today and no one would give two hoots. Very few people still believe man has no effect on it.
We don't have to keep spending money to convince the rest of you guys.
You know some people believe Satan planted dinosaur bones to make humans doubt the existence of God.
It takes all kinds."
I remembered each morning I went to school at 7.30 and love to see the air puff for each breath that I take.
I HARDLY remembered the time when I got soaked by sweats for doing nothing.
I ONLY remembered rainy days during my childhood (well at least rainy-days are better archived than sunny-days in my brain): rain during tennis course, the cushion of my shoe's soaked like sponge, swimming on the narrow pit behind school, filling with rain water, flooded even. soaked wet when I get to classrooms. swimming in the rain. jogging in the rain!. sleeping in my rain coat, as I loved it so much, a very handy thing in all days. I was even told to play in the rain.Rain is my companion.
