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When a Yogi Falls Sick…
…Everyone would think one of these: 1. “Look at him. In spite of being thin, he would never listen to me. Eat a lot, for God’s sake! What is going through his mind? Does starving himself really pay? So eccentricly addicted to healthy life style. What’s the point of that? Now he’s sick and ..oh…poor… Continue reading
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12 Facts You May Not Know about Energy Consumption
Energy Efficiency and Conservation Clearing House Indonesia or EECCHI not only held the public awards event yesterday (6/10/2012) but they also gave some interesting kits away. A set of playing cards is part of the giveaways and there I found these interesting facts, which I just think not everyone of us is aware of. Fact… Continue reading
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Snapshots of #Jakarta (Taken from My Instagram Collection)
Despite the shameless rampant racist black campaign, the incumbent lost to the new younger challenger Mr. Joko Widodo and Basuki Purnama a.k.a. Ahok, as indicated by some quick count results: 1. Quick Count LSI-TV One: Jokowi-Ahok 53,68%, Foke-Nara 46,32%. 2. Indo Barometer-Metro TV: Jokowi-Ahok 54,11%, Foke-Nara 45,89%. 3. LSI-SCTV: Jokowi-Ahok: 53,81%, Foke-Nara 46,19%. 4. Kompas: Jokowi-Ahok:… Continue reading
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5 Types of Yogis/Yoginis You Need To Know
Devi Asmarani, a yoga practitioner I look up to, wrote this piece titled “The Changing Path” on her blog containing her journey stories in India. In her mind, the yoga arena (especially outside of the classical Indian scene) is a packed one with practitioners who can be divided into these major groups: 1. The blind followers… Continue reading
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Why Not Drinking Cow Milk DOES Help the Planet and Your Body
I don’t hate cow milk, in the first place. It’s without doubt much better and more nutritious than the pricey liquour or any soft drinks you might find on the shelves of retailer stores. But there’re reasons why cow milk isn’t for humans’ regular consumption and why you can protect the earth more while not… Continue reading
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The Religious Dilemma (Position among the Stars- Part 3)
It’s always nice to see how people live side by side despite being different. Being different at times separates us apart. I’m not like you. You’re not like me. Thus we should never be agreed on any things. But life keeps a zillion mysteries. I haven’t watched the previous installment (a friend of mine said… Continue reading
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Sarah Lacy’s Story: “Stop Worrying. It’ll Turn Out OK”
SarahLacy.com | Welcome to a day in the life of a (Silicon) Valley girl. Just read Mrs. Lacy’s career journey. Found it quite inspirational, to me. A few weeks ago someone asked me if I could go back in time and give my 12 year old self advice, what it would be. The only thing… Continue reading
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Apparently the US,too, is Struggling against Plastics
It’s always tickling me to find out how American and European rivers can stay (or at least look) pristine. So I thought they have applied a very effective system to treat plastic garbage. Thanks to my curiosity, I shamelessly asked this question to Michelle de Pass, a representative of the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).… Continue reading
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Ciputra in “Brilliant, Crazy, Cocky: How the Top 1% of Entrepreneurs Profit from Global Chaos”
To date, the United States of America may be considered the hub of entrepreneurship in the world. We, however, almost forget how dynamic the world economy has become and that there are developing economies throughout the globe that keep catching us off-guard. Sarah Lacy brings us a series of novel insights on the ever-changing entrepreneurial… Continue reading
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