Sewage disposal unit works in three processes. First, sewage is transferred in settling tank. In this tank, undecayed solids settle in the base of tank. Then, this solid are removed and burned. The polluted water is transferred to pump house. In the pump house, water is pumped in high speed to the next process in sprinkle beds. Polluted water pass three steps in sprinkle beds. Firstly, it is rotated in rotating area. Then, jets of polluted water is come out from rotating area and filtered. This purified water is safe to enter the river.
Monday, May 28, 2007
water distribution
randai, minangkabau traditional theater
Randai is minangkabau traditional theater. Randai is usually performed for traditional festival and ceremonies. It incorporates drama, music, singing, dance and silat martial art. The story based on minangkabau classic fiction stories which called tambo. Some player made a circle which called legaran. Legaran performs dance and silat when naration of the story is sung. The story of drama is performed by player in the midle of legaran. Some traditional music instrument like talempong and saluang is played to escort the drama.
Sunday, May 27, 2007
My hometown, Bandung
During the holiday, Bandung usually have a traffic jam. The streets are full with not only Bandung's car but also from other city's car. They usually want to go to buy some clothes in factory outlets that Bandung have. The price in the outlets is not too expensive and the clothes are very fashionable.
One of Bandung's hotspot is Batagor Kingsley which sells batagor, the one of Bandung's unique food. Batagor contains meatball and tofu that rolled with special flour and than be fried. The size of batagor is rather big and it taste very delicious. Batagor kingsley become a must place to visit when you are in Bandung.
Friday, May 25, 2007
padang panjang, my home town
I was born and grown up in the
We can find some nice tourism object. For example, lembah anai waterfall. It is famous waterfall in west sumatera. We can also visit minangkabau village, minangkabau cultures information center. We can find all about minangkabau culture. Moreover, we can see minangkabau famous trditional house Rumah Gadang and traditional rice barn called rangkiang.
I love my hometown because the people is very friendly. The people still keep traditional culture in this case minangkabau.
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
The Process of Purifying Water (Sewage Disposal)
After the polluted water enters the sewer, it will go through a simple process until it is changed into purified water, which then, can enter the river without endangering the environment. This process has no human intervention in it, and the whole cycle will be done by a mechanism that is made specifically for this.
First of all, after the ‘contaminated water’ enters the main sewer, it will flow into the settling tank, where the solids, which can’t decay, are separated from the water. These solids are then burned in a separate place. Then, the polluted water, which is now solid-free, goes into the pump house, where it will be pumped into the sprinkler beds. The sprinkle beds are where the purification will take place. The dirty water will be filtered through a bed made of stones and micro-organisms. After that, the water that has been purified goes into a pipe where it will be brought to the river.
Household Water Distribution
Hot and cold water are distributed into a house in few simple steps. First, the cold water from the mains is transported into the cold water tank, where it will be transferred into the hot water tank. In the hot water tank, the cold water is heated up so that it becomes hot water. Then both, the cold water from the mains and the hot water from the hot water tank, are distributed to each house appliance where water is used, like the bath, the wash basin and the sink. Cold water from the mains is also distributed to the toilet.
Thank you
Thank you so much for working together this semester. I really have great time in class, and also I really enjoy reading all of your essay. Please keep in touch in the future. You all have my contact. Good luck with your study.
Jati
Friday, May 18, 2007
Bandung's Local Delicacies
Sunday, May 13, 2007
sewage disposal
Saturday, May 12, 2007
Bogor, the city of green or the city of green?
During the old times,
Nowadays, Bogor is still a green city either. But, it’s a pity that Bogor now has it greenish color from the public transportation cars operating in the streets of Bogor. These cars are coincidently painted green and also create the greenish color everywhere and instead of creating a cool aura, this green color creates otherwise. The most greenish color would be clearly viewed if there is a traffic jam. I’m really sure if people view Bogor from the heights now, they would be easily disappointed.
I’m proud by the fact that Bogor is known as a green city, but I also feel ashamed when I knew that the green color is unnatural. These two facts make a harmonized irony for me, as one of the students at ITB who comes from Bogor, my hometown.The Works of Water Tanks

A house with a water supply needs a water-pipe to deliver the water through the house. If we look at the picture above, the water comes from the main pipe which is connected with the water pipes inside the house. On the picture also, we see that the water-pipe inside the house is a parallel pipe which delivers its water through different branch-pipes to various home appliances, such as the sink, the toilet, the washbasin, and the bathtub. Excluding the toilet, other appliances are provided with two different pipes which are the hot and cold water pipes.
Firstly, the water enters the house through the main pipe. On the first floor, a parallel water-pipe sends some water to the sink, meanwhile the rest of the water keeps going through the second floor. On the second floor, four parallel pipes delivered the rest of water which is going through and send them to its own place. The toilet pipe sends it to the toilet, the washbasin sends it to the washbasin, and so on. Furthermore, another parallel pipe sends an amount of water to the cold water tank to make the water cold of course. The cold water tank colds the water by lowering the temperature of the tank so that the water can be cold enough. After this process, the cold water is sent to the hot water tank to make it hot. Finally, the water from the hot water tank is going through the pipe to the bathtub.
The Works of Water Tanks
A house with a water supply needs a water-pipe to deliver the water through the house. If we look at the picture above, the water comes from the main pipe which is connected with the water pipes inside the house. On the picture also, we see that the water-pipe inside the house is a parallel pipe which delivers its water through different branch-pipes to various home appliances, such as the sink, the toilet, the washbasin, and the bathtub. Excluding the toilet, other appliances are provided with two different pipes which are the hot and cold water pipes.
Firstly, the water enters the house through the main pipe. On the first floor, a parallel water-pipe sends some water to the sink, meanwhile the rest of the water keeps going through the second floor. On the second floor, four parallel pipes delivered the rest of water which is going through and send them to its own place. The toilet pipe sends it to the toilet, the washbasin sends it to the washbasin, and so on. Furthermore, another parallel pipe sends an amount of water to the cold water tank to make the water cold of course. The cold water tank colds the water by lowering the temperature of the tank so that the water can be cold enough. After this process, the cold water is sent to the hot water tank to make it hot. Finally, the water from the hot water tank is going through the pipe to the bathtub.
The Works of Water Tanks

A house with a water supply needs a water-pipe to deliver the water through the house. If we look at the picture above, the water comes from the main pipe which is connected with the water pipes inside the house. On the picture also, we see that the water-pipe inside the house is a parallel pipe which delivers its water through different branch-pipes to various home appliances, such as the sink, the toilet, the washbasin, and the bathtub. Excluding the toilet, other appliances are provided with two different pipes which are the hot and cold water pipes.
Firstly, the water enters the house through the main pipe. On the first floor, a parallel water-pipe sends some water to the sink, meanwhile the rest of the water keeps going through the second floor. On the second floor, four parallel pipes delivered the rest of water which is going through and send them to its own place. The toilet pipe sends it to the toilet, the washbasin sends it to the washbasin, and so on. Furthermore, another parallel pipe sends an amount of water to the cold water tank to make the water cold of course. The cold water tank colds the water by lowering the temperature of the tank so that the water can be cold enough. After this process, the cold water is sent to the hot water tank to make it hot. Finally, the water from the hot water tank is going through the pipe to the bathtub.
Asinan
It has already known widely in
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
My Hometown ( Editan )_ Swarna
In the olden days, Medan was inhabited only by Karonese people. After the king of Aceh, Sultan Iskandar Muda, sent his soldier to Tanah Deli, the Malay settled in this city. Nowadays, Javanese and Bataknese are the majority inhabitants in this city. There are also India and Tionghoa people. This makes Medan a multiethnic city.
The variety of culture in Medan can be seen from its buildings. A house of the late Tjong A Fie, a successful businessman, is an icon of Tionghoa ethnic in Medan. Kampung Keling, the settlement of India people, is a reflection of India culture. Istana Maimun, the castle of Sultan Deli, is a historical evidence of the Malay existence, while Padang Bulan, the settlement of Karonese, keeps Medan’s originality. This culture diversity makes Medan grow faster and be a better place to live.
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Water supplies
Wayang
Monday, April 16, 2007
Sewage Disposal by wahyu
The pump house pumps the polluter water into the third stage of the sewage disposal system, the sprinkler beds.
The sprinkler bed is the third stage of the sewage disposal system. Using the power of the pump, the polluted water is transported into the rotating arms. These rotating arms have sprinklers that showers jets of polluted water into the soil filter underneath. The filter is formed by stones and micro-organism, and is fenced by brick works, so as the polluted water does not seep sidewards. The polluted water then has nowhere else to go from the filter but downwards. On the bottom of the filter is the waterway of clean water. Having gone through the filter, the polluted water is now purified and no longer contains pollutants. Then, the waterway/pipe transfers this purified water into the river.
Pengumuman
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Jati
Sunday, April 15, 2007
Sewege Disposal Unit by Cynthia
There are three main processes to purified water before entering river in sewage disposal unit. At the first stage, settling tank, solids are settle from the dirty water, come from main sewer. It will be removed and burned. The output is polluted water. The polluted water goes into the second stage, pump house. It is in order to accelerate the water. Then it ready to begin the third stage, sprinkler beds. The polluted water is sprouted with jets to the filter. The rotating arm makes it to be speared evenly. Stone and micro-organism can’t pass by it. At the end, purified water that ready entering river, we get as the final result.
Thursday, April 12, 2007
unique food & water
Water from the main is distributed regularly to the house in two ordinary ways. First, water from main is distributed to the cold water tank and fill the water tank then water is distributed again to the hot water tank to be heated then it is distributed to household equipment. Second way, cold water is distributed to household equipment for example baths, wash basins, toilets and sinks.
Surabi
Surabi is a traditional food from Bandung. It is made from rice flour, wheat, coconut shaving, salt and some water. Surabi is made with traditional fireplace that is made from clay and fueled with charcoal. Mostly, Surabi has a burnt bottom. Previously, Surabi only had two flavors spicy and mild. All spicy surabi is spread by oncom(fermented cake that is made from soybean) as it’s topping , and all mild flavor didn’t have a topping. Usually the mild flavor was dipped to kinca (brown sugar).
Nowadays, Surabi has many more flavors for example, Surabi oncom mayonnaise, Surabi with egg and cheese, Surabi with chocolate, banana cheese, and so on. The best place to try surabi is at NHI setiabudi.
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
Material for Friday
Sorry for not able to teach you this Friday (13/04/07)
Here is material to be studied.
What is a thesis statement?
The MOST IMPORTANT SENTENCE in your paper
Lets the reader know the main idea of the paper
Answers the question: What am I trying to “prove?”
Not a factual statement, but a claim that has to be “proven” throughout the paper
Role of the thesis statement
The thesis statement should guide your reader through your argument.
The thesis statement is generally located in the introduction of the paper.
A thesis statement may also be located within the body of the paper or in the conclusion, depending upon the purpose of the paper.
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Sample of the bad 1st paragraph
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another sample of bad 1st paragraph
Sample of good one.
Please go to www.lc.itb.ac.id/jati/e-learning and please click on the 'television button' and write your first paragraph. I will give you feed back and tell you what to do.
Sunday, April 8, 2007
methane gas
Methane Gas
Basically, methane gas can be produced from rubbish. It was from the organic rubbish that dumped. When the dumps grow more and more, the number methane gas become larger. After the accumulation reach the limit, it will caused explosion. Now, the technology developed and we can avoid this to happen. Step by step with technology, we can conserve the organic rubbish and recycle them. The first step is put the organic compounds into the warming bed. In warming bed, this compounds will be separated and being conserved in the next step. The results, some are used for fertilizer and the others for making the methane gas. The organic compounds for making the methane passed through the dirt trap. Only gasses can pass this trap and the dirt are left in the base of the trap. After this step, the gas runs to the gas indicator where the methane gas were sterilized from the other gas (dirt). In this step, water have an important rule. By using the principal of distillation, and the differences of boiling point each gasses, the water separated the methane gas from the other. The next step is releases excess gas when the pressure is too high. This can be for preventing the explosion. Last step, is the most important step where the methane gas runs into the gas holder. Gas holder consists of some inner tubes that have function for weighting the methane gas. After all the step is finished, the methane gas that have been proceeded can be use for daily needs.
Friday, April 6, 2007
Announcement
I have received 5 'first paragraphs' on Television and gave respond, please check and you may have to continue to the 2nd paragraph or rewrite your 1st paragraph.
Sunday, April 1, 2007
Extraction of Methane Gas from Household Waste
Methane which is used for cooking, heating, even lighting is actually extractable from the household waste. First, the waste is separated from a fermentation system in a warming bed to be next collected to a dirt trap for some separating process towards the polluter. After the separating process, the gas goes through the gas indicator which indicates the gas’ existence by the bubbling methane spread in the water. For the safety reason of the methane’s explosive capability, high-care safety standards pressure must be maintained at all times during the operation through the pressure release process. Here, the excess gas can be released to the water when the pressure is high. For the last step, the gas is put into a gas holder to increase its pressure for finally used by opening the gas tap connected to it.
Saturday, March 31, 2007
Unique Place in Jakarta
In the Central Jakarta (or ‘the center of
In Kemang, people can make friends not only from
Friday, March 30, 2007
Essay writing
MPANDU - Description - Rafflesia Arnoldi
Flowers are often seen as symbols for beauty, love, or even life. But that stereotype does not apply for the Rafflesia Arnoldi species. Rafflesia Arnoldi is called by many as the ‘Corpse Flower’ because, literally, it smells like rotting flesh. It is also a parasite for other plants. Those facts are already more than enough to explain why Rafflesia Arnoldi does not symbolize beauty like most other flowers do.
MPANDU - Description - Rafflesia Arnoldi
Flowers are often seen as symbols for beauty, love, or even life. But that stereotype does not apply for the Rafflesia Arnoldi species. Rafflesia Arnoldi is also called by many as the ‘Corpse Flower’ because, literally, it smells like rotting flesh. It is also a parasite for other plants. Those facts are already more than enough to explain why Rafflesia Arnoldi does not symbolize beauty like most other flowers do.
Thursday, March 29, 2007
water distibution and my hometown characteristic
WATER DISTRIBUTION
Many houses have it’s own water pumps that have function to pumps the water to the house. How the water pumps works to carry the water and distributes the water into houses divided into few steps. First of all, the water from the source were being distillated and sterilized from bacteria and metal. In this step, the temperature of water is cold (normal temperature). After this step is finished, cold water distributes to toilet, wash basin, bath, and sink. But, some of the water is stored in the cold water tank for being heated in hot water tank. After heating, some of the hot water is stored in the tank and the other is distributed to some house wares that need hot water such as sink, bath, and wash basin.
RIAU UNIQUE FOOD
From so many kinds of unique food from Riau, Bolu Kemojo is one of Riaunese unique food. People call it bolu kemojo because this cake looks like mud cake with natural green color and the unique morphology like kemojo flower. How to make this cake is not difficult. First, we mix the eggs, margarine, coconut milk, flour, salt, and sugar. Then, this mixture baked in oven. This will give us a Riaunese bolu kemojo that have great soft mixture, combination sweet and salted taste with milk smell.
House of Sampoerna
House of Sampoerna
The House of Sampoerna is a Dutch colonial-style compound located at
Model Essay
Examination not assessment
In the past two decade, the use of formal examinations has become less frequent in many countries. The educational systems in some societies however are still dominated by formal examinations. I believe that, to a certain extent, examinations can give an unfair assessment of a student’s ability. Even thought examination result has been used extensively as a means of assessment in the past, there are times when they do not appear to reflect a student’s ability accurately.
Firstly, examinations can be unfair in several ways. For example, that whole career of a candidate depends upon what he or she does on a certain day and hour of an exam. If the candidate is ill, or if he or she has had some emotional trauma, these factors could have a negative effect on the student’s exam results. Furthermore, some students do not perform well under pressure and require a longer time to reach useful conclusions. Even though they may have studied diligently and know the subject matter thoroughly their performance does not reflect their ability. For these students, examinations appear to be unfair.
Yet, some people believe that examinations make people work hard. They assume that in order to do well, students need to work throughout the course as they know they will have to prove themselves at the end.
However, in many ways, exams have the opposite effect; some candidates merely cram so that they can perform quickly for the demands of the tests. Other forms of assessment such as course work and oral presentations are a more accurate reflection of how hard students work. In the assessment of their ability, students diligence, initiative, deductive reasoning and organizational skills are considered, which are important indicators of ability but are rarely tested in a formal examination.
In conclusion, even though formal examinations have been used in the past, they should no longer be used as the only means of assessment because they can be an unfair indication of the student’s overall ability. In the long term, other less formal means of assessment such as course work or oral presentations are a more useful indicator of the skills required in adult life and, therefore, a more accurate indication of a student’s ability.
MPANDU - Water Distribution
The water distribution system in this house isn't too complicated to be described. Basically the cold water current which originated from the mains is divided into three places throughout the house. These three places are: the sink, which is located on the house's ground floor; the bathroom on the second floor, which consists of the bath, the wash basin, and the toilet; and finally the cold water tank, which is located just under the roof.
The cold water which is stored in the tank is connected to the hot water tank, which enables the hot water tank to take water from the cold water tank and heat the water up anytime it is needed to. The hot water tank itself is also connected, and delivers water, to the bath, the wash basin, and the sink.
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Water Distribution by Cynthia M.L.
The water distributions at house begin by mains. The water come by the mains to the cold water tank, baths, wash basins, toilets and sinks. From cold water tank, the water transferred to hot water tank. At the hot water tank, the cold water heat is being increased. Then the warm water distributed to baths, wash basins and sinks.
Sop Saudara by Cynthia M. L.
There are so many unique foods from Macassar. Sop Saudara is one of them. The color and flavors of the soup is very unique. It is because of the special spices added to the soup, such as soy sauce (which make the color of the soup become brown), etc.
The soup contents many kinds of innards cows that can be chosen by our self and my favorite are paru (lung of cows that have been dried), heart, tongue and meat. The soup usually be served with perkedel (croquette of spicy ground meat and boiled potatoes) and laksa (fine noodles similar to verimicelli)
Makasssar by Cynthia Melly Lauwrence
Macassar is my hometown. I born and grew up at there. There are so many things that I am rightfully proud from Macassar. Local food and tourism spot are two of them.
My favorite food from Macassar is Coto Makassar, Sop Saudara, Sop Konro, Pisang Epe, Pisang Ijo.. If you go to Macassar and don’t taste them, you will be very sorry.
There are many tourism spot at Macassar, such as: Bantimurung, Rotterdam Fortress, Sombo Opu Fortress,
Macassar is a beautiful city. At the west you can see mountains. It is very beautiful scenery when the sun rises. You can enjoy the sun sets at the east by standing at the port. It is a good spot to spend your holiday. You will be pleased by it.
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
water distributin and pempek
PEMPEK
One of the unique foods from
WATER DISTRIBUTION
The water that used in our house is actually distributed through several processes. First, the cold water that comes from the water company is distributed to the house by pipes. After that the water will be distributed to some household tools that need cold water such as toilet, wash basin, bathtub, and sink. Some of the waters also saved in the cold water tank. From the cold water tank, the water will be distributed to the hot water tank with some heating process. And then the hot water is distributed to some home appliances that need hot water such as sink, bath, and wash basin.
Created by Azmi Rizdaputra (16006079)
Monday, March 26, 2007
From the Sewage to the River
Hot and Cold Water Distribution
posted by: Nessa
Sunday, March 25, 2007
The Sewage Disposal
Created by: Ray Putra Prajnamitra (16006046)
Methane Gas
By Griselda Raisa (16006090)
Sate

Saturday, March 24, 2007
METHANE GAS EXTRACTION FROM HOUSEHOLD WASTES
WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
KUDUS TOWER
Sewage Disposal Unit
Hot and Cold Water
Dodol Garut
Friday, March 23, 2007
Sewage Disposal
Thursday, March 22, 2007
How Water is Distributed
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Sewage Disposal
Sewage is disposed in three main stages. At the first stage, the polluted water from main sewer is retained in a settling tank. Inside this tank, some of solid particles in the polluted water will be able to sediment. After that, the sediment has to be removed in order to prevent the tank full of solids. This sediment, which is usually undecayed solids, then can be destroyed by burning. At the next stage, the water in the tank is transferred by a channel to a pump house. The polluted water then is pumped inside the pump house and flows through a channel to the sprinkler beds with a very high speed. At this last stage, the water is rotated inside rotating arms that have some holes on the lower surface. Jets of polluted water then come out from these holes and sprinkle throughout the holes. After the polluted water is scattered throughout the holes, it flows through beds of filter that are arranged on a brickwork wall. This filter is made by a composition of tiny stones and micro-organisms in order to filter out dissolved solids in the polluted water. Finally, the purified water can safely enter the river through a certain channel.
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
Bakpao
Friday, March 16, 2007
Water Distribution
Water is distributed into our houses through several processes. First, the cold water comes from several mains, such as PAM or sewage. This cold water is then pumped into the house’s plumbing system and then distributed to the water appliances, such as the sink, wash basin, toilet, bathtub, and of course the cold water tank. After it has reached the cold water tank, water is then distributed into the hot water tank where it undergoes some heating process and is turned into hot water. The hot water is then distributed again to the sink, bathtub and wash basin. This process is repeated numerous times in our daily life.
By: Griselda Raisa Susanto 16006090Water Distribution
Water Distribution
Thursday, March 15, 2007
The Special Food from My Hometown and Water Distribution
Batagor is a unique food from Bandung. Batagor is short for baso tahu goreng. From its name, we know that it is made of tofu and meat. First, the meat is added with seasonings such as green onion, salt, pepper, etc. The tofu is sliced diagonally and then the content of it is mixed with the dough, after that, it is fried. Batagor is usually served with soybean sauce and also sambel kacang. Many people come to Bandung every week only to buy dozens of batagor.Water Distribution
Water that we use at home is distributed from the water company directly to every house. In the house, the water is distributed again to some household tools such as the sink, the wash basin, bathtub, toilet, and many other water taps. Some of it is also saved in the cold water tank. The cold water tank is connected to the hot water tank, where the water will be heated to produce hot/warm water. The water is then distributed again to the same household tools, so that the owner of the house can use either cold water or hot water to wash, take a bath, etc.
Created by Ray Putra Prajnamitra 16006046
Tangkuban Parahu

Tangkuban Parahu, is an active volcano which located in the north of Bandung city and last erupted in 1983. With 2,084 metres elevation, it has good view. Tangkuban Parahu comes from Sundanese, "upturned boat", and this name really show what it looks like. This mountain is categorized as stratovolcano, which means that it can still exploded with explosive eruptions. Although this mountains have its disadvantages for being an active mountain, but Tangkuban Parahu still giving a lot devisa for Indonesia.
Pempek Lenjer
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Naniura, The Bataknese Sushi
New Task (Process)
Figure 1 shows a system for extracting methane gas from house hold waste. Using the information in the figure, describe the process by which methane gas is produced.
Figure 2 is a diagram of a sewage disposal unit. Write an account of what happens to the sewage in each of the three stages.
Water Distribution
Water Distribution
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
Unique Food

Wednesday, March 7, 2007
Definition and Process Paragraph.
www.lc.itb.ac.id/selfstudy.htm Click online grammar and study about passive and do the quizzes.
(2) Write a short description of how water reaches the house and how it is distributed within the house, remember to write about both the hot and cold water supplies.
Sunday, March 4, 2007
Only A Little Poetry
Well, you may think that is a little bit weird and clumsy but that is my hobby... heh heh heh... Thank you to see it friends...
Thanks for sharing.
Friday, March 2, 2007
TASK (Working Children)
In many countries children are engaged in some kind of paid work. Some people regard this as completely wrong, while others consider it as valuable work experience, important for learning and taking responsibility.
What are your opinions on this?
You should read some articles about the issue, then you should use your own ideas, knowledge and support your writing with examples and relevant evidence. Please write no more than 3 short paragraphs.
Write your paragraphs in microsoftwords and upload it at www.lc.itb.ac.id/jati/e-learning Click the TASK (Working Children) to upload your work.
Thursday, March 1, 2007
Advantages and Disadvantages live in Bandung
The advantages to live in Bandung are Bandung has a good weather because it located near to the mountain, so the weather very comfortable to live in. Besides having a good weather, Bandung has a great to hang out some kind like go clubbing, finding place to eat, watching a cinema, etc. Bandung city resident also very pleasant and friendly. And maybe the important thing about Bandung is girls, which called “mojang Bandung”. No doubt everyone in Indonesia knows girls in Bandung absolutely pretty.
Besides of the advantages there are also have disadvantages. The majority problem big city in Indonesia it happened too to Bandung. Like traffic jam, merchant in sidewalk, beggar almost in every intersection, and so on. But I think, Bandung have a big problem as big city in their garbage. As we know, a few times before, in every corner of the city there’s a lot of mound of garbage. And absolutely is very disgusting and smell horrible.
However, besides of all that disadvantages I’m still love Bandung. It’s a fascinating big Indonesian tourist city. And I think everyone especially Jakarta resident love Bandung. So let’s keep Bandung beautiful as it called, “the city of flowers”
Sorry you made so many grammatical mistakes.
Wednesday, February 28, 2007
Jakarta, the good and the bad side
Jakarta also spoils its citizens and tourists (from inside and outside Indonesia) with many kinds of pleasure. Jakarta offers many kinds of foods and drinks that you can get it from the cafes and restaurants in Jakarta. You can find traditional foods: Sumatrans foods, Javanese foods, Balinese foods etc, or you also can find international foods: Chinese foods, Japanese foods, Americans foods etc. If you want to stay in Jakarta for several days, Jakarta also offers stars hotels that have complete facilities. (What so special about Jakarta? You need to give real examples).
Even though Jakarta famous by “the metropolitan city”, it does not mean that Jakarta has no problems. Jakarta has population problems that become root of the problems in Jakarta. Many people from different places in Indonesia come to Jakarta to find a better life –that we called urbanization. Those people, who can not be handled by the government, just build their house in any empty spaces they found and do any jobs they want to do. They can do the positive things, such as open a new business; or just do the negative things –that can make more problems in Jakarta- such as begging at the intersection or doing some criminalities.(There are too many topics in this paragraph, there is no sense of unity and coherence)
Another problem –the latest ones- is flood. Almost every year, in the raining season, Jakarta suffers from flood; and for the worst flood is happening in this year. One of the reasons why Jakarta flood every year: because Jakarta is lower than Bogor. So, the water from the rain in Bogor will go to Jakarta. And another reason: because there are many people in Jakarta did not pay attention to the sanitary.(Sure, we know this, what specific perspective are you going to present?)
Well. Even though Jakarta has many kinds of problems, there still a lot of people who want to stay n live in Jakarta –including me. Not to make Jakarta looks worse, but to make Jakarta a better place to live. (I do not understand your point)
Friday, February 23, 2007
My hometown
Most cities in Indonesia have to deal with sanity problems. So does Medan. Wastes, slums, and bad city planning contribute to the problems. But compared to the other cities I have been to, this city is cleaner. The downside of this city is its untreated old buildings. There are numerous old historical buildings there. Unfortunately, they are not taken care of, thus making this city seems dirty.
However, living at this town is interesting. Its diversity in culture makes it rich when it comes to language, food, tradition, etc. You can enjoy Chinese festivals, learn Bataknese tradition or taste many different kinds of food. Because there happens to be no serious conflicts, big disasters, or other problems, I find that this city is a safe place. Besides, everybody lives in peace and respect each other. It is a good place.
You need to give real examples in your paragraphs.
Thursday, February 22, 2007
Bandung: The City of Garbage??
But now, Bandung is no longer as beautiful as it once was. It has an enviromental problem that has really gotten out of hand. Garbage is everywhere, trees are getting more less and less by the day to give room for more large buildings, every day the traffic jams are getting longer, and pollution, especially from land transportation and the stench of rubbish, are making the air even harder to breathe. Bandung even received the 2006 award for the dirtiest city in Indonesia, and instead of the city of flowers, Bandung now became the city of garbage.
There are many factors which may have caused Bandung's enviromental problem. One of the main factors is the fact that many of the citizens of Bandung has a habit in throwing rubbish anywhere they please, which gives reason to the garbage problem. Another factor is the many people of Bandung, whom even if they only have to go about 100 metres, uses a car or a motorbike when they could easily walk. The factors above are only a small portion of the many that made Bandung achieve the 'award' in the year 2006.
But despite it's enviromental problem, Bandung still has many good qualities which attract the tourists, which is why in the weekend Bandung becomes twice as packed as normal. Yet, if the government and the citizens of Bandung doesn't cooperate to make this once-beautiful-city a better place, starting with it's natural enviroment, Bandung will become a city that will no longer be fit to live in.
Good thanks for posting.
My Hometown
Jakarta is a metropolitan city. Besides as the capital city of Indonesia, Jakarta is also as a economic centre. Certainly have many problems, such as traffic, unemployment, and the latest is flood. (Good points and you should develop these in your paragraphs)
Most people come to Jakarta bring much beautiful dreams like, richness and good occupation for their life. The result of this condition is make Jakarta more crowded. Flood will happen if rainy season is coming cause the people throw garbage anywhere. So this is our job as a University student to find the solution of this problem. (should be about traffic)
In weekdays, Jakarta is a busy town. At 07.00 AM and 05.00 PM, in the whole Jakarta always have a traffic problem. Besides that, Jakarta is also have many mall. Most people went to the mall just for spend the weekend or to buy their needs.(What is your point?)
Although Jakarta is a crowded city, in Jakarta we can find many recreation place, such as ancol, sea world, TMII and ragunan zoo. In sea world, we can see the biggest aquarium in south east asia. Every year, sea world usually held event in christmas day, new year and imlek day.(You should elaborate more with real examples)
I really love my hometown, cause we can find everything in there. We can find our needs or to spend the weekwend to do activity, such as sport in senayan or just having fun in recreation place.
my hometown, pekanbaru
Pekanbaru, My Hometown
My hometown is Pekanbaru, Riau and now, let me tell you about the history of my hometown. Riau was established in 1948 base on the constitution that deviding
Pekanbaru is developing to a big city with many mall, plaza, market, and so on. One of the market that very famous in Pekanbaru named “Pasar Bawah”. It lies in the north of Pekanbaru. This market sells antique things, home accessories whether import or export, and many kinds of vegetables and fruits. “Plaza Senapelan” and “Plaza Sukaramai” is one of trade centre that lies near my house, exactly near with the business area in
Nowadays, Pekanbaru is become more prosperous and very fast develop itself to be a big city that welfare both the citizen and the city. That is the reason why I love my hometown and want it to be a city that can compete the other big city in the world.
Good work. Thanks for posting.
