Sabtu, 27 April 2013

How to Manage Waste In Our School

Annyeong, annyeong! kkekeke~
Our earth is getting worse because global warming and one cause of global warming is littering our earth with waste. Today I want to post about how to manage waste in our school. Why in our school? Because our school is our second house, and we can start it from our close environment. Before that, I'll you the meaning of waste.


Wastes are materials that are not prime products(that is products produced for the market) for which the initial users has no further use in terms of his/her own purposes of production, transformation or consumption, and of which he/she wants to dispose. Waste may be generated during the extraction of raw materials, the processing of raw materials into intermediate and final products, the consumption of final products, and other human activities. Residuals recycled or reused at the place of generation are excluded.

Waste's Types
a.Organic waste - can be parsed (degradable)
Organic waste, which is waste like leftover perishable foods,                                        vegetables, dried leaves, and so on. This garbage can be turned into   compost;
b.Inorganic waste - do not decompose (undegradable)
Inorganic rubbish, that is not easily decompose garbage, such as plastic food packaging containers, paper, plastic toys, bottles and drink cups, cans, wood, and so on. This can be used as trash bins or commercial waste products to be sold laiannya. Some inorganic waste that can be sold are plastic food packaging containers, bottles and glasses former beverage, cans, glass, and paper, whether newspaper, HVS, and cardboard.

And many ways to manage waste:
1. Sorting is separated into groups of organic and non-organic waste and placed in different containers.
2. Processing by implementing the 3R concept:
 Reuse (reuse) that is using a particular waste is still possible to use [reuse old bottles].
 Reduce (reduction) that is trying to reduce everything that can lead to waste and reduce the waste that already exists.
 Recycle (recycled) that is using certain waste to be processed into a more useful item [recycling organic waste into compost].
3. For waste that can not be addressed within the scope of the school, gathered to place Temporary Shelters has been provided for further transported by the janitor to the Final Disposal.


Waste paper generated a lot of that type HVS. This paper types among scavengers have the highest prices. Not to mention cardboard, paper food wrappers and other paper types. Especially for waste paper, can do two things to manage.
1. The first is recycling as its own management. Waste paper can be recycled fairly easily. Scrap paper cut into small pieces and soaked in water. The next process is the blender to turn into pulp. This is where creativity is needed. Pulp can be used as recycled paper or can be used as the basis of creativity, such masks pigora paper or forms.
2. The second form of management is sorting system for sale. HVS manifold paper separated from other types such as newspaper, and cardboard. Waste paper that has been sorted earlier sold to scavengers. Scavengers will periodically come to the school to pick up the paper.
Another type of rubbish in the school is pretty much plastic. Garbage is mostly made ​​up of plastic wrap and a bottle of mineral water. For the latter type are now much sought after. Used bottles are made ​​from PET plastic can be recycled into plastic pellets. Similarly, the former beverage cans are made ​​of metal. This type of waste should also be sorted, collected for sale. Children can also be crafted creative crafts or wall hangings. The extreme way is bury or burn the plastic.    


I know very difficult to do it. But if we don't do that, who will do it? We must start from ourselves. 

Sabtu, 20 April 2013

Twitter's maker

Hello guys!! Long time no see (?). Hahaha sorry I didn't post for 4 weeks.
Today I will post about Twitter's profile maker. Do you know who? Let's see!!!!

Jack Dorsey was born in St. Louis, Missouri, on November 19, 1976. Dorsey became involved in web development as a college student, founding the Twitter social networking site in 2006. Growing up in St. Louis, Dorsey became interested in computers and communications at an early age and began programming while still a student a Bishop Dubourg High School. He was fascinated by the technological challenge of coordinating taxi drivers, delivery vans and other fleets of vehicles that needed to remain in constant, real-time communication with one another. When he was 15, Dorsey wrote dispatch software that is still used by some taxicab companies today.  
Since that time, Dorsey has served as CEO, chairman of the board, and executive chairman of Twitter. He also launched the successful online payment platform Square in 2010.

Creation of Twitter

After a brief stint at the Missouri University of Science and Technology, Dorsey transferred to New York University, In the tradition of computer science entrepreneurs such as Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg, he dropped out of college before receiving his degree. Instead, Dorsey moved to Oakland, California, and in 2000 started a company offering his dispatch software through the web. Shortly after starting his company, Dorsey came up with the idea for a site that would combine the broad reach of dispatch software with ease of instant messaging, and approached a now-defunct Silicon Valley company called Odeo to pitch the concept. "He came to us with this idea: 'What if you could share your status with all your friends really easily, so they know what you're doing?" said Biz Stone, a former Odeo executive. Dorsey, Stone and Odeo co-founder Evan Williams started a new company, called Obvious, which later evolved into Twitter. Within two weeks, Dorsey had built a simple site where users could instantly post short messages of 140 characters or less, known in Twitter parlance as "tweets".

On March 21, 2006, Jack Dorsey posted the world's first tweet: "just setting up my twitter." Dorsey was named the company's chief executive officer. He removed his nose ring in an attempt to look the part of a mature Silicon Valley executive, though he kept his boyish, mop-like haircut and abstract, forearm-length tatoo whose shape represented, among other things, the human clavicle bone. Co-founder Evan Williams replaced Dorsey as Twitter's CEO in October 2008, with Dorsey staying on as company chairman.

"Everything we do is about getting people to be more open, more creative, more courageous." - Jack Dorsey