"The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched,they must be felt with the heart."

Helen Keller

Rabu, 11 Mei 2011

Bike to work Part.4

No Usable Routes
People get habituated to automobile routes, and it's easy for them to fall into the belief that there is no other way. Get a map of your city or town and explore the roads on the weekends. If your town is small, you can find a free map at the town hall or court house, usually with the city streets on one side and the county roads on the other. The idea is to find residential streets or lightly trafficked roads which parallel the main drag. Towns and older cities have a regular grid, so if one street creates problems, try the next. Newer cities have mile square blocks of mostly dead-end streets with heavy trafficked arterials between. However, by studying a map, it is often possible to find a fairly short route through.
Many roads with heavy traffic are still quite bikeable because they have good shoulders or wide lanes. In riding on such a road, don't hug the edge of the pavement because you will be less visible to motorized traffic. Pay special attention to vehicles that may turn across your path, as some motorists either ignore or fail to see cyclists. Don't ride on sidewalks, however.
A solution that may work for some people is to arrive at work at a different time than eight o'clock and to start back home at a different time. Roads that are dangerous to travel by bicycle between 7:30 and 8:00 AM and between 5:00 and 5:30 PM are often quite safe half an hour earlier or half an hour later. Arriving early provides a chance to wash up and/or cool off

Bike to work Part.3

Too Slow, Not Enough Time
Very few people are unable to average at least ten miles an hour, which will get them to work within half an hour from up to five miles away. Motor vehicles seldom average better than 30 mph and often average less than 13 mph in town. My best time by car for five miles from the suburbs to the city was about 15 minutes, with more than five minutes of that time spent waiting at red lights. The long walk from the parking deck or lot to the job can often make bike time and car time nearly equal. At any rate, you have gotten your exercise and your fellow worker has not, so you are time ahead.

Bike to work Part.2

Too Dangerous
The notion that bicycling is too dangerous has been propagated to provide an excuse for those who feel guilty for not cycling to work. About 24 times as many people die on stairs and ladders as die on bicycles. Nonetheless, some motorists have terrible driving habits, especially when late for work. I suggest 1) starting a little early and 2) taking roads generally avoided by the rest of the traffic, 3) obeying all of the traffic laws, and 4) keeping alert at all times. Read my articles on Is Cycling Dangerous? and How to Ride in Traffic.
If the real problem is not that cycling is too dangerous but that you are afraid, remember that fear of doing anything new is quite normal and healthy. While I was a construction worker, I was assigned to working in an area high above the ground with only narrow forms to walk on. For three days I crawled around until I adjusted to the height, and I was only well-adjusted by the end of the week. At that time while we were talking during lunch, I thanked everyone for not laughing at me, because I surely would have quit. But one of the carpenders said, "Hell, we were all crawling around on our first day up here." The way to get over your fear is by gradually acquiring experience by riding on the weekends. Get used to traffic gradually, and get the wobble out of your riding, before you try to ride to work. That's what all of us experienced cyclists once had to do.

Bike to work Part.1

Problems and Solutions to Riding a Bike to Work
More people indicate a desire to get to work by bicycle than ever try. There are three kinds of reasons given for not trying: unsolvable problems, unresolved problems, and excuses. While some would consider any problem resolvable, I don't. Some hardy soul may be able to trailer three kids to daycare before riding another 35 miles to work, but most people can't. While I will be providing solutions to all kinds of problems, I do not expect all solutions to work for all people. Excuses are at the other end of the spectrum, but most people's interpretation of an excuse is incorrect: an excuse is given when we don't know (or don't want the other person to know) what the real problem is. I'm not going to accuse anyone of making excuses. This is between you and yourself. But look at your own reasons for not riding with a hairy eyeball. Perhaps the reason you have been giving yourself is not your real reason at all. Discover what your real reason is, because bike commuting will be impossible until you identify the real problem. Finally, there are the resolvable problems. I'm going to include a very wide spectrum, not only practical problems but social and mental ones as well. I can't guarantee that these solutions will work for you, but they may give you ideas which can lead to something that will work.

Selasa, 10 Mei 2011

Hopeless

I put my hope in you,but i still go down to me, i dont know what can i do.. i think you will make my heart broken to twice,you know this hurt?? very very hurting!!dont do that again to me.. please.. cause i love you..

Minggu, 08 Mei 2011

Come Back

He come back to me,after He broke my heart..
I felt hurt,but i already forgiven him.
Become my boyfriend?NO WAY.Just Friend..
Somebody who enter my heart and out,never i permit to enter again,i scare He will hurt my heart (again)..

Worry

Jesus said to his disciples:I tell you not to worry about your life!Don't worry about having something to eat or wear.Life is mpre than food or clothing.
Luke 12 :22-23

Selasa, 03 Mei 2011

Green Living

What do you think when you hear about "green living" ? Choosing paper instead of plastic grocery bags? Recycling your beer cans and newspapers? Driving a fuel efficient car? Eating organically grown food?
According to Wikipedia.com , green living is any action or activity that results in a positive impact, to any degree, on the environment so that the planet can continue to support future generations.
100 years ago our world so wonderful. but day by day,pollution in everywhere . We felt not comfortable, right? I want to change the world become greener, but to make a big change,we must start from a little things in around us.Do you want to join with me?If you want ,let’s do it!But you know how to do it?

First learn how to understand our environment.  Starting to make the environment around us to be more cleaner and healthier. You know this Motto:ONE MAN ONE TREE. So let’s we try it and Do it!!
Second,We can  do 3R to save our environment
What the meaning of 3R?
Reuse  is to use an item more than once.
Example:When you shop, look for products with minimal packaging. It's best if the packaging you choose can be reused
Recycling is processing used materials into new products to prevent waste of potentially useful materials.
Example: used office paper would be converted into new office paper, or used foamed polystyrene into new polystyrene.
Reduce is processing to minimize to use the materials that could damage our environment.
Example:Bring your own shopping bag to the store.
So,the environment that we lived need our help to heal this condition.
 So open your eyes to see what the environment need…The environment need us!
Do anything to save our world,like I said before.Please do 3R as soon as possible.
No matter what your occupation. tell the world to save our world. this is our time to make life more healthy and meaningful. Don’t whisper. Talk louder!
if not us? who?                                                                                                         
if not now? when?