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Thursday, November 23
Vernacular architecture - egg style
Well, enough of silence emo. forecast for the next few months. Thy be at the end of it soon.
Talking about eggs.
This is a egg structure building. Vernacular Architecture
wastewater treatment plant
— micro-organisms inside destroy biodegradable pollutants
before its separated into water and sludge.
Talking about eggs.
This is a egg structure building. Vernacular Architecture
wastewater treatment plant
— micro-organisms inside destroy biodegradable pollutants
before its separated into water and sludge.
Eaten My Egg Alive
Eggs.
There are plenty of ways to open an egg.
crack...crushed...break & etc
So... mine looks like this, when you have a hard boilded egg.
In order to open it, either you peal it or slowly break the outer shell and peal it by little.
Seeing it cracking slowly and then opening it up. -Eats my heart out-
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[Quoted] - Pride & Prejudice - Movie
Mr. Darcy said :``In vain have I struggled. It will not do. My feelings will not be repressed. You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and bla bla...'' end his agony and bla bla bla...
bla bla bla...which seemed due to the consequence he was wounding, but was very unlikely to recommend his suit... bla bla bla
Darn Typical English show... but it was quite a nice show indeed. If you like typical cold english humor with strong language sentences & etc
Wednesday, November 22
What a weird Song
I keep falling in love for her, over and over and over again each year.
I keep falling in love for her, over and over and over again each year.
She looks sweeter and sweeter every year goes by,
I wish I had never been so blind, that I am right now, and I wish could, never be again in me.
her name is somebody,
I can't say,
Sad heart weeps no more,
I keep falling in love for her, over and over and over again each year.
I keep falling in love for her, over and over and over again each year.
If I ever had the chance to say it out, it would definately never be right now,
Oh what my heart sinks again everyday, I wish I was, not that I am of now.
I keep falling in love for her, over and over and over again each year.
She looks sweeter and sweeter every year goes by,
I wish I had never been so blind, that I am right now, and I wish could, never be again in me.
her name is somebody,
I can't say,
Sad heart weeps no more,
I keep falling in love for her, over and over and over again each year.
I keep falling in love for her, over and over and over again each year.
If I ever had the chance to say it out, it would definately never be right now,
Oh what my heart sinks again everyday, I wish I was, not that I am of now.
Saturday, November 18
Illusions are real and yet not all
Dreams...
Never chase after a "Dream", especially an emo type of dream.
Dreams are illusions... and evetually becomes a nightmare or a daydream/ "daymare".
Well, for a particular moment i guess...
Always look forward for the truth. It gives life.
What else can I say... hmmm...
Never chase after a "Dream", especially an emo type of dream.
Dreams are illusions... and evetually becomes a nightmare or a daydream/ "daymare".
Well, for a particular moment i guess...
Always look forward for the truth. It gives life.
What else can I say... hmmm...
The Feeling of it
Broken Pieces of Glass
Glasses always looks good from the outside, and when ever it falls from a certain angle / height of force, it breaks and shatters into pieces. (common sense)
When your facing a mirror, you see yourself before it. Looking fine and all, but the true fact is, you can't see the true color of ourself.
Unless we're talking about, fiber glass or something.
Well... emotion are liken to glass.
Breaks and mends again...
Glasses always looks good from the outside, and when ever it falls from a certain angle / height of force, it breaks and shatters into pieces. (common sense)
When your facing a mirror, you see yourself before it. Looking fine and all, but the true fact is, you can't see the true color of ourself.
Unless we're talking about, fiber glass or something.
Well... emotion are liken to glass.
Breaks and mends again...
Monday, November 13
Personal
- Personal -
I've never blog about personal issues or matters on the internet. Everything blogged would be in parables or whatever crap, that I would like to phrase it. This doesn't mean, I am not straight forward.
Its just to make it more weird, amusing and passionate, something liken to a STORY or a FABLE.
Ever wonder what if feels like to build a bridge on a land, where you find yourself sometimes heading towards an imaginary boundary. A boundary that might not exist or you could not predict, because humans' are just short sighted and impatience beings.
Able to graps and enhancing a characteristic of patience is a very gracious point in life. The very fact, that this virtue could be alive within ''the black box'' of the inner being, is a thing given and slowly showered to blossom.
Yet every blossom could only stay alive, if its been developed through proper seeding and nutrients.
In times, it seems "far flesh" to know what would a person be putting himself or herself through.
Well it ain't about spiritual issues, for its a about the physical aspect of the narrow minded VISUAL vision in a person's head and heart.
The flesh is just a very weak material. The true source of all, will show, lead and provide that sustains it all.
If a person could implant by themselve into a scope of desire, surely would be able to fallout from their very own desire by grace.
Therefore, the mind is land mine that brings much pit falls. The heart of emotion is just something fragile and easily stamped on. Therefore, every final scene of the emotion, is to become either like Winter, cold hearted... or SUMMER, hot hearted, or even SPRING, chippy and sweet, relies on the individual at the end of the day.
So, I guess leaving the state of a neutral border alone, its always 50% better. Yet, its always much advanterous to dive into an uncarted area, people always say : "You never try, you never know"
or... "if you don't succeed, try again" ; "Play your cards right" ; "What is meant to be, would always be"
Whatever crap are all this, simple words overwrites it all.
"You don't want it, leave it. If you're up to it, get into it and give it all your best"
and "if you lose it, lets be NORMADS and head to another pasture"...
yeehaa, I am migrating south, if I am Bird. hehehe.... a wounded soldier always need a General to lead.
or... TIME decides, plays and TELLS it all
What a relief to type it all out? crazy...moment to remember.
I've never blog about personal issues or matters on the internet. Everything blogged would be in parables or whatever crap, that I would like to phrase it. This doesn't mean, I am not straight forward.
Its just to make it more weird, amusing and passionate, something liken to a STORY or a FABLE.
Ever wonder what if feels like to build a bridge on a land, where you find yourself sometimes heading towards an imaginary boundary. A boundary that might not exist or you could not predict, because humans' are just short sighted and impatience beings.
Able to graps and enhancing a characteristic of patience is a very gracious point in life. The very fact, that this virtue could be alive within ''the black box'' of the inner being, is a thing given and slowly showered to blossom.
Yet every blossom could only stay alive, if its been developed through proper seeding and nutrients.
In times, it seems "far flesh" to know what would a person be putting himself or herself through.
Well it ain't about spiritual issues, for its a about the physical aspect of the narrow minded VISUAL vision in a person's head and heart.
The flesh is just a very weak material. The true source of all, will show, lead and provide that sustains it all.
If a person could implant by themselve into a scope of desire, surely would be able to fallout from their very own desire by grace.
Therefore, the mind is land mine that brings much pit falls. The heart of emotion is just something fragile and easily stamped on. Therefore, every final scene of the emotion, is to become either like Winter, cold hearted... or SUMMER, hot hearted, or even SPRING, chippy and sweet, relies on the individual at the end of the day.
So, I guess leaving the state of a neutral border alone, its always 50% better. Yet, its always much advanterous to dive into an uncarted area, people always say : "You never try, you never know"
or... "if you don't succeed, try again" ; "Play your cards right" ; "What is meant to be, would always be"
Whatever crap are all this, simple words overwrites it all.
"You don't want it, leave it. If you're up to it, get into it and give it all your best"
and "if you lose it, lets be NORMADS and head to another pasture"...
yeehaa, I am migrating south, if I am Bird. hehehe.... a wounded soldier always need a General to lead.
or... TIME decides, plays and TELLS it all
What a relief to type it all out? crazy...moment to remember.
Tuesday, November 7
Uk homes should beat Scandinavian eco-standards - Yvette Cooper
[Quoted]
DCLG News Release 2006/0095
13 September 2006
New UK homes should be built to Scandinavian standards and better them within ten years, Housing and Planning Minister Yvette Cooper said today.
Speaking after a visit to environmentally friendly and sustainably designed housing developments in the Netherlands and Scandinavia with stakeholders from the house building, regeneration and environmental sectors, the minister said developers need to increase standards to meet the challenges of climate change.
She wants to use ideas and techniques already being developed and adopted in other European countries to deliver substantial cuts in carbon emissions from new homes. She is also challenging UK companies to plan and innovate now to beat designs and standards from Scandinavia and the Netherlands within ten years.
The second phase of the Design for Manufacture competition will be launched by the end of the year, challenging builders to develop environmentally friendly, low carbon housing developments. The competition will involve private and public sites for low and zero carbon developments. European companies will be invited to join the competition to increase innovation.
Yvette Cooper said:
“The homes we build today will house our children and grandchildren for decades to come which mean they need to be sustainable. If other countries can do it so can we.
“The challenge now is for UK developers to create low cost and low carbon homes. We believe that new developments in the Thames Gateway and in areas like Northstowe can also lead the way.”
Accompanying the minister on the visit were Stuart Baseley, Executive Chairman of the Home Builders' Federation, Paul King, Campaigns Director at the WWF, and John Calcutt from English Partnerships, the Government's regeneration agency.
The visit is part of a major programme of work led by the minister to deliver substantial cuts in carbon emission from new homes:
DCLG Minister with responsibility for climate change Angela Smith will visit the Dongtan eco-city in China later this year to examine further ideas that can be used in the UK;
The Government's new planning policy on climate change will set out how we expect the planning system to help shape a lower carbon society;
The Government’s major review of building regulations alongside the new Code for Sustainable Homes will set out a long term direction for delivering low carbon and ultimately carbon neutral developments; and
Plans for potential low and zero carbon targets for Thames Gateway are being examined under a feasibility study. Other new developments including Northstowe in Cambridgeshire are being designated as exemplars for energy and water efficiency.
Notes to editors
1. Sustainably designed developments Yvette Cooper visited:
Nieuw Terbregge, Rotterdam, the Netherlands
Java and Borneo Islands, IJburg, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Western Harbour Development (Bo01 City of Tomorrow), Malmo, Sweden
Self-heating homes in Glumslov, Sweden
2. What has the Government done already?
We are driving up environmental standards through tough building regulations and planning requirements and incentives for voluntary measures like wind turbines and insulation;
New buildings are now 40 per cent more energy efficient than those built before 2002;
All local authorities can now require on-site micro-renewable technology (e.g. wind turbines, heat pumps) for large developments;
Decent Homes programme to refurbish social housing has already improved the energy efficiency of nearly half a million homes.
3. What are we doing next?
New water efficiency standards for new and existing homes;
New planning policy - PPS3 - that will further enshrine sustainable building policies;
New Design for Manufacture competition that will challenge house builders to build eco developments;
New planning laws that will make it easier for people to install environmental energy measures like wind turbines and solar panels;
We will introduce a tougher Code for Sustainable Homes which will set minimum standards for energy and water efficiency;
Energy performance certificates will, from next June, give home buyers a rating for the environmental efficiency of their home.
DCLG News Release 2006/0095
13 September 2006
New UK homes should be built to Scandinavian standards and better them within ten years, Housing and Planning Minister Yvette Cooper said today.
Speaking after a visit to environmentally friendly and sustainably designed housing developments in the Netherlands and Scandinavia with stakeholders from the house building, regeneration and environmental sectors, the minister said developers need to increase standards to meet the challenges of climate change.
She wants to use ideas and techniques already being developed and adopted in other European countries to deliver substantial cuts in carbon emissions from new homes. She is also challenging UK companies to plan and innovate now to beat designs and standards from Scandinavia and the Netherlands within ten years.
The second phase of the Design for Manufacture competition will be launched by the end of the year, challenging builders to develop environmentally friendly, low carbon housing developments. The competition will involve private and public sites for low and zero carbon developments. European companies will be invited to join the competition to increase innovation.
Yvette Cooper said:
“The homes we build today will house our children and grandchildren for decades to come which mean they need to be sustainable. If other countries can do it so can we.
“The challenge now is for UK developers to create low cost and low carbon homes. We believe that new developments in the Thames Gateway and in areas like Northstowe can also lead the way.”
Accompanying the minister on the visit were Stuart Baseley, Executive Chairman of the Home Builders' Federation, Paul King, Campaigns Director at the WWF, and John Calcutt from English Partnerships, the Government's regeneration agency.
The visit is part of a major programme of work led by the minister to deliver substantial cuts in carbon emission from new homes:
DCLG Minister with responsibility for climate change Angela Smith will visit the Dongtan eco-city in China later this year to examine further ideas that can be used in the UK;
The Government's new planning policy on climate change will set out how we expect the planning system to help shape a lower carbon society;
The Government’s major review of building regulations alongside the new Code for Sustainable Homes will set out a long term direction for delivering low carbon and ultimately carbon neutral developments; and
Plans for potential low and zero carbon targets for Thames Gateway are being examined under a feasibility study. Other new developments including Northstowe in Cambridgeshire are being designated as exemplars for energy and water efficiency.
Notes to editors
1. Sustainably designed developments Yvette Cooper visited:
Nieuw Terbregge, Rotterdam, the Netherlands
Java and Borneo Islands, IJburg, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Western Harbour Development (Bo01 City of Tomorrow), Malmo, Sweden
Self-heating homes in Glumslov, Sweden
2. What has the Government done already?
We are driving up environmental standards through tough building regulations and planning requirements and incentives for voluntary measures like wind turbines and insulation;
New buildings are now 40 per cent more energy efficient than those built before 2002;
All local authorities can now require on-site micro-renewable technology (e.g. wind turbines, heat pumps) for large developments;
Decent Homes programme to refurbish social housing has already improved the energy efficiency of nearly half a million homes.
3. What are we doing next?
New water efficiency standards for new and existing homes;
New planning policy - PPS3 - that will further enshrine sustainable building policies;
New Design for Manufacture competition that will challenge house builders to build eco developments;
New planning laws that will make it easier for people to install environmental energy measures like wind turbines and solar panels;
We will introduce a tougher Code for Sustainable Homes which will set minimum standards for energy and water efficiency;
Energy performance certificates will, from next June, give home buyers a rating for the environmental efficiency of their home.
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