What I love about general category blogs is that you always find yourself interesting and sometimes the good ones are read unexpectedly just like what I stumbled while I was bloghopping. It is the jhonson blog and you can expect a lot general information articles. It has topics ranging from business, economy, government, health, home and family, travel, gaming, and money other topics. Just from the main or home page I just found out two articles that interest me and which caught my attention.
I learned how important it is to put security systems on your home or house. That your home being burglar will always tolerable because you could get them back or purchase them later compared to having a love one hurt or die because of the burglary. And I also learned that there are eco-friendly exit signs available which I should check more and maybe use it in one of my projects. Well that is the benefit of general information blogs you will never know what new knowledge you will learn.
Yup, you are right this post has something to do with the Tele-novela titled “May Bukas Pa” (correct me if I said a different name). I remembered this because I heard this afternoon that they aired their last episode yesterday. It was aired on ABS-CBN ever weekdays. Base on what I heard and learned, this or maybe all Tele-novela may have an impact on the mental and emotional awareness of kids. Yup this happened to my niece last year.
“Kilbert set out to provide a book for professors to use within their environmental departments; however, what he ends up with is a wonderful overview of the green building movement…” (AIA, March 2007)”Kilbert set out to provide a book for professors to use within their environmental departments; however, what he ends up with is a wonderful overview of the green building movement…” (AIA, March 2007)
The green building movement has come a long way in a short time. Responding to this exponential growth, with its attendant technological as well as aesthetic developments, Sustainable Construction: Green Building Design and Deliver, Second Edition guides construction and design professionals through the process of developing commercial and institutional high-performance green buildings in today’s marketplace. In this revised edition, Charles Kibert delivers a detailed, and passi (more…)
Successful lighting schemes are based on a balance between natural and artificial light, together with the interaction of function and design.
The choice of light fittings available is immense, so much so that the sheer volume of types and styles may prove quite daunting. A good starting point when making a decision is to consider the function the light needs to perform. Is it going to be used to provide background lighting, to create a mood, or is it intended for a more practical purpose, for example, to light a work area in the kitchen.
Generally, lighting can be divided into three main categories: background lighting, such as table lamps, up lighters, and wall and ceiling lights; accent lighting or lights which create a sense of atmosphere and may also illuminate something unusual, interesting or valuable in a room, such as a special picture or piece of attractive porcelain; finally, there is utility lighting, where practical considerations are paramount.
These various lighting functions demand different light fittings. Gentle diffuse light may be excellent as background lighting, but is useless or even dangerous, where food is being prepared and what is needed is a bright light directed at a specific area.
Besides the fitting making a difference to the quality of light, the light source should also be considered carefully. The various light sources commonly used in homes include fluorescent, tungsten halogen, and tungsten. Of these the latter is the most commonly used.
Look at the sky Tell me what do you see Just close your eyes And describe it to me The heavens are sparkling With starlight tonight That’s what I see Through your eyes I see the heavens Each time that you smile I hear your heartbeat Just go on for miles And suddenly I know My life is worth while That’s what I see Through your eyes
Chorus: – Here in the night I see the sun Here in the dark Our two hearts are one It’s out of our handsWe can’t stop what we have begun And love just took me by surprise Looking through your eyes
I look at myself And instead I see us Whoever I am now It feels like enough And I see a girl Who is learning to trust That’s who I see through your eyes
Chorus: – Here in the night I see the sun Here in the dark Our two hearts are one It’s out of our hands We can’t stop what we have begun And love just took me by surprise Looking through your eyes (Chorus)
And there are some things we don’t know Sometimes a heart just needs to go And there is so much THAT I’ll remember Underneath the open sky with you forever
Chorus: – Here in the night I see the sun Here in the dark Our two hearts are one It’s out of our hands We can’t stop what we have begun And love just took me by surprise Looking through your eyes (chrous)
i see a night i wish could last forever i see a world we’re meant to see together and it is so much more than i remember more than i remember more than i have ever known (chorus) looking through your eyes
Love isn’t a fairytale, it isn’t perfect, and it doesn’t always come easy. But it is something that we should hold on to for the rest of our lives, because it’s the only thing that’s worth fighting for.
Hero: someone we admire. Someone we look up to. Someone who gives us hope. Not a myth, or an icon, or a legend- someone solid, genuine and real. An ordinary person who does extraordinary things. A hero picks us up when we are down. Believes in us before we believe in ourselves. Inspires us to expand and embrace what’s possible. Helps us realize that we can be heroes, too - Kobi Yamada
Devil’s Pool - a small lagoon, enclosed by rocks, on the edge of one of the biggest, most beautiful waterfalls in the world, Victoria Falls. Set on Livingstone Island, at a height of 103 meters, Devil’s Pool is definitely one of the most surreal locations on Earth
Enchanted Well or Poco Encantado. Located in Chapada Diamantina National Park in Brazil. - This giant sunken pool is 120 feet deep and the water is so transparent the rocks and ancient tree trunks are visible on the bottom. Access to this pond is highly controlled for environmental protection of its rare and delicate ecosystem.
I don’t believe in fate or destiny. I believe in various degrees of hatred, paranoia, and abandonment. However much of that gets heaped upon you doesn’t matter - it’s only a matter of how much you can take and what it does to you — Henry Rollins
