Friday, July 18, 2008
My Campus
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Life is a path of steps in which when you take the right one the next challenge arises where you need to select which one to take again. Life is full of challenges if you manage to take the right one you will be happy if not than you will face gloominess. Gloominess in someone’s life will result in the person having a negative point of view and once this has happened to the person in worst case it could result in the person being depressed or even committing suicide. As now we can see but if you take the exact right steps you will have a joyful life full of fun pleasure and exiting things to go through. This is quite unfair is it what life offers you?. One thing that matters is no matter what happens in life you should always try to be as positive as possible as taking the positive attitude is something that’s really hard but once you can take it the chances of proceeding life in a successful way is larger.
Who will be Indonesian Next President ? ?
Monday, July 14, 2008
ITB Students won IT competition in France
Movie Review : Mamma Mia!
Don't ya just love parking wardens
Parking wardens must be one of the most unpopular breeds in the world.Most people accept they have a job to do, and it's fair to say that our roads would be a lot more chaotic if they weren't around. The threat of a ticket is enough to persuade most people not to park illegally, or at least to do it for just a few minutes and then make their escape as fast as possible.However, it's difficult to be understanding when, having shelled out what seems like quite a lot for the right to park your car for a couple of hours to do some shopping, you turn the corner and see one standing by your car writing out a ticket - and you're only two minutes late getting back. For many people, reason and understanding seem to fly out the window, and parking wardens endure some pretty horrendous abuse, threats and even physical violence. Recently someone even used his car to ram a parking warden on a scooter.In some places, parking wardens are paid by a commission system, and are faced with tough targets - which just encourages them to ping people when they have the slightest opportunity.Matters have been made even worse for traffic wardens in London, where a couple of years ago a TV documentary revealed rampant corruption, with some traffic wardens accepting backhanders in return for turning a blind eye to blatantly illegal parking - and in one cases actually stealing motorcycles.Well, here's some good news for a change. In Scotland, a traffic warden by the name of James Dewar was told he was surplus to requirements, but was reinstated after a campaign to save him by local residents and motorists. He was apparently very popular with the locals, because as well as handing out tickets, he voluntarily took on other, perhaps more rewarding work - such as helping children get home safely after school, and assisting tourists.And not only did the campaign succeed, it looks like his duties may be expanded next year.It's not often that public campaigns save jobs, so all in all it was a pretty happy ending for Mr Dewar.