Sunday, September 16, 2012
My activities
Assalamualaikum wr wb. Apa kabar pemirsa n tmen2 smua. ga tersa udah 6 bulan ini ak jobless.gimana ya rasanya...ak sih ngisi wktku mengurus rumah beserta isinya. sama sesekali tes tes kerja. pemirsa saat ini Sy lg berjuang untuk mendapatkan kerja, sesuai cita2 ku dan ibuku. smoga Alloh memberikan keikhlasan dan keridhoannya kepadaku agar ak dapat diterima menjadi dosen di salah satu almamaterku. mohon doanyaya...ak ingin mempersembahkan kado itu buat mamaku.... dan tentu buat keluarga kecilku. Amien
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Project PRMS
Duuh ga terasa ternyata sudah hampir 4 bulan stay di Jkt. cukup menyenangkan mengerjakan project di salah satu perusahaan oil n gas BUMN. suka da duka dilalui. tapi overall sangat menyenangkan bisa nambah pengalaman, finansial dan pertemanan. looking forward to meet another job ;-)
Friday, November 11, 2011
Gundah
duh bingung musti nulis apa ya...yg jelas pagi dini hari ini hati bergejolak tak menentu. Keberangkatan siang ini ke Jakarta membuat hati sungguh gundah gulana. karena hari ini putriku tercinta akan kutinggalkan selama 3 bulan kedepan untuk kerja part time. walaupun 3 bulan bukan benar-benar tidak bertemu tapi hati sungguh sedih banget meninggalkan dia. secara dia belum benar benar mandiri anaknya. Semoga selama ditinggal mimi kamu bisa lebih mandiri dengan bimbingan bu Guru dan papah. aku berharap kita bisa berkumpul bahagia lagi. sungguh sebuah dilema bagi ibu yang bekerja. Aku yakin nak qta berempat bisa berkumpul lagi dengan destiny masing-masing. Amien YRA
Thursday, November 3, 2011
update blog setelah dua tahun tak dilirik :-)

Waah ga kerasa ya udah 2 taun lebih ga nulis2 di blog, ga terasa juga 2 taun telah berlalu yang kuisi dengan kuliah di Teknik Perminyakan ITB. saking puyeng n banyak tugas ampe blog ga pernah ku lirik lagi. tapi alhamdulillah sesuatu banget(niri niru) akhirnya aku dapat menyelesaikan studiku. selain itu selama itu keluarga kami telah dianugerahi tambahan anggota keluarga baru yang bernama Nikesha Olivia Salsabil yang lahir pada saat aku menjalani kuliah awal tahun 2010. Alhamdulillah ya Gusti yang telah memberikan waktu begitu indah buatku yang membuat hidupku terasa bermakna sekali. semoga kedepannya target2ku terlaksana
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Men n Women
Men n Women have many similiarities and differences, there are some similiarities between men n women. First of all, Both men and women are human beings. Secondly, not only men but also women need ech other, and then they are made by God and the last one isboth men and women will die.
However, besides the similiarities, there are many differences between menand women. Firstly, men have a bass voice while women have a sopran voice. Secondly men are logical, in contrast, women are emotional. Thirdly while men have adam's apple, women have breasts as an identity. After that men are handsome on the other hand women are beautiful for good looking men and women. Moreover, women can be pregnant, whereas, men can't give birth.
In conclusion, Although the wisw man says men are from mars and women are from Venus, they have some similiarities. They can't be separated because God makes them to be couples.
However, besides the similiarities, there are many differences between menand women. Firstly, men have a bass voice while women have a sopran voice. Secondly men are logical, in contrast, women are emotional. Thirdly while men have adam's apple, women have breasts as an identity. After that men are handsome on the other hand women are beautiful for good looking men and women. Moreover, women can be pregnant, whereas, men can't give birth.
In conclusion, Although the wisw man says men are from mars and women are from Venus, they have some similiarities. They can't be separated because God makes them to be couples.
Friday, January 23, 2009
Mama Sakit
Hari rabu kemaren tanggal 21/1/09. Mama yg biasanya tiap pagi telp Hawa ngobrol nanyai kabar tiba-tiba ga telpon. aku ga curiga kupikir baru hari minggu ketemu mama. mas Ibnu yg baru aja baca buku Brian Tracy tentang Change Your Thinking Change Your Life jadi termotivasi buat giat kerja so mas pulangnya sore terus sejak awal Januari. Tiba-tiba pukul 1 siang Mamah telp... dan kebetulan hari itu Ak ga ada kursus siang hari. 'nuju naon Ik?' dengan suara lemah mamah 'mamah nuju bade diinfus!' dengan serius. Aku yg baru aja bangu tidur kelimpungan n langsung ganti baju mau ke Lembang. Mas yg lagi di kantor ku telp n cpet2 datang buat jemput Aku. Dalam hatiku terasa sakiiit bgt.aku takut mamah pergi sebelum ngeliat aku bener2 dapat ngeliat aku sukses dulu. Ya Allloh berilah umur Mamah panjang dan mulia hidup di Dunia. Semoga mama diberikan yang terbaik. Hari itu juga mamah dah bisa pulang. Hal ini diakibatkan tekanan darah mamah drop so untuk itu mamah harus diinfus ampe tekanan darahnya normal kembali. Ku doain mah semoga kuat menghadapi segala cobaan. amieen ya robal alamin.
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Mountain Climbing is Extreme Sport
Technic or sport of mountain climbing calls Mountaineering. Mountaineering is the sport, hobby or profession of walking, hiking, trekking and climbing up mountains. It is also sometimes known as apinism, particularly in Europe while it began as an all-out attempt to reach the highest point of unclimbed mountains, It has branched into specialization addressing different aspects of mountains and may now be said to consist of three aspects: rock-craft, snow-craft and skiing depending on whether the route chosen is over rock, snow or ice. All require great athletic and technical ability and experience is also very important.
Mountain climbing, ascending mountains, most commonly as a recreational activity. Mountain ascent can be either non technical (a hike up a path or a scramble over rocks, not requiring the safety of a rope), or technical (a climb up more difficult terrain that requires the use of rope and other specialized equipment). Since the ascent, mountain climbing has evolved into three related sports: alpine climbing, ice climbing and rock climbing. These sports require the same fundamental techniques.
Experienced climbers prepare for a climbing buying a topographical map and a regional guidebook with charts of the expected terrain and description of the mountain’s approach trails. Climbers begin major ascent by hiking to the base of the mountain, where they set up an overnight camping spot, known as a base camp. Early the next morning, they begin their ascent. On climbs that last only one day, experienced climbers attempt to reach the summit by noon, before afternoon thunderstorms, lightning hail, and rain increase the danger of climb. Climbers also make sure they have enough daylight to rappel back to the mountain’s base and reach base camp before dark. If they can’t reach it, they must resort to head lamps or flashlight to find their way back to camp on ascents that last more than one day, an early start gives climbers enough time to set up their next camp on the mountain before night fall. If there is snow on the route, starting early means that the frozen surface will not melt before the climbers cross it.
Because mountain climbers surmount dangerous terrain by using ropes and other equipment, they almost always climb in teams. The basic team is composed of two people, the leader and the second. Each has one end of the climbing rope tied into his or her climbing harness, a device that secures the climbers to the rope in case of a slip. The leader’s job is to lead climb by following a natural line or path to each successive ledge or rating spot. The leader also places climbing equipment known as hardware in cracks, snow and ice at various point along the ascent. When attached to the climbing rope, the hardware becomes a series of anchors that hold a climber. After the leader reaches a ledge and secures several pieces of hardware for a belay anchor, the second begins climbing, following the leader’s route and gathering the hardware. Because the leading is stressful and tiring, the leader and the second sometimes switch positions, a process called swinging leads.
An accident while climbing generally has unexpected and negative consequences. Climbers can minimize the consequences of these mistakes by traveling in groups, carrying first aid equipment and being cautions in their route planning.
Some of the causes accident while climbs are :
1. crevasses are deep ice fissures or large cracks within glacier.
2. avalanches are sudden flows of a large mass of snow or ice down a slop or cliff.
3. hypothermia occurs when the body becomes too chilled to generate enough warmth for vital organs such as the heart and lungs. It happened when the outside temperature is between 7o – 10o C or 45o – 50o F. To avoid it, Climbers should stay dry and avoid cotton clothing. Helping them with maintain energy levels.
4. Altitude sickness is caused by insufficient oxygen at high elevations. It is happened at any elevation above 2400 m/ 8000 ft. To avoid it they should descend immediately to a lower altitude before the condition worsens.
Mountaineers need to being excellent physical shape and many people train for mountain climbing by running, hiking and bicycling. While climbing, mountaineers must remain relaxed and focused in tense situations.
How for learning to climbs, traditionally, beginning mountaineers learned safe climbing skills through more experienced climbers and guides accompanied beginners. Today, beginners can follow the apprenticeship route or learn the skills from services that are certified by such organizations.
Mountain climbing, ascending mountains, most commonly as a recreational activity. Mountain ascent can be either non technical (a hike up a path or a scramble over rocks, not requiring the safety of a rope), or technical (a climb up more difficult terrain that requires the use of rope and other specialized equipment). Since the ascent, mountain climbing has evolved into three related sports: alpine climbing, ice climbing and rock climbing. These sports require the same fundamental techniques.
Experienced climbers prepare for a climbing buying a topographical map and a regional guidebook with charts of the expected terrain and description of the mountain’s approach trails. Climbers begin major ascent by hiking to the base of the mountain, where they set up an overnight camping spot, known as a base camp. Early the next morning, they begin their ascent. On climbs that last only one day, experienced climbers attempt to reach the summit by noon, before afternoon thunderstorms, lightning hail, and rain increase the danger of climb. Climbers also make sure they have enough daylight to rappel back to the mountain’s base and reach base camp before dark. If they can’t reach it, they must resort to head lamps or flashlight to find their way back to camp on ascents that last more than one day, an early start gives climbers enough time to set up their next camp on the mountain before night fall. If there is snow on the route, starting early means that the frozen surface will not melt before the climbers cross it.
Because mountain climbers surmount dangerous terrain by using ropes and other equipment, they almost always climb in teams. The basic team is composed of two people, the leader and the second. Each has one end of the climbing rope tied into his or her climbing harness, a device that secures the climbers to the rope in case of a slip. The leader’s job is to lead climb by following a natural line or path to each successive ledge or rating spot. The leader also places climbing equipment known as hardware in cracks, snow and ice at various point along the ascent. When attached to the climbing rope, the hardware becomes a series of anchors that hold a climber. After the leader reaches a ledge and secures several pieces of hardware for a belay anchor, the second begins climbing, following the leader’s route and gathering the hardware. Because the leading is stressful and tiring, the leader and the second sometimes switch positions, a process called swinging leads.
An accident while climbing generally has unexpected and negative consequences. Climbers can minimize the consequences of these mistakes by traveling in groups, carrying first aid equipment and being cautions in their route planning.
Some of the causes accident while climbs are :
1. crevasses are deep ice fissures or large cracks within glacier.
2. avalanches are sudden flows of a large mass of snow or ice down a slop or cliff.
3. hypothermia occurs when the body becomes too chilled to generate enough warmth for vital organs such as the heart and lungs. It happened when the outside temperature is between 7o – 10o C or 45o – 50o F. To avoid it, Climbers should stay dry and avoid cotton clothing. Helping them with maintain energy levels.
4. Altitude sickness is caused by insufficient oxygen at high elevations. It is happened at any elevation above 2400 m/ 8000 ft. To avoid it they should descend immediately to a lower altitude before the condition worsens.
Mountaineers need to being excellent physical shape and many people train for mountain climbing by running, hiking and bicycling. While climbing, mountaineers must remain relaxed and focused in tense situations.
How for learning to climbs, traditionally, beginning mountaineers learned safe climbing skills through more experienced climbers and guides accompanied beginners. Today, beginners can follow the apprenticeship route or learn the skills from services that are certified by such organizations.
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