YOUR PAST

In daily activities, while you may no activities or stay alone at home, maybe you suddenly remember someone who has ever graced your life or remember someone who ever meant so much to you. Say that your ex-lover, your old friend, your parents or anyone who has ever stopped in your heart. You are reminded of your past with all the sweetest thing you've ever experienced. With all your memories, you wish  to see and want to talk and share with them again. Unfortunately you do not know either where they are today, and no longer possible to gather such as in the past.

Now, all of memories that stay only a mere memory and that may still remaining is when you remember the last moments will part with them. There are migrated to the other country, there are going to other town for school, there are stay at hometown untill now and much more. It's been five, ten, fifteen and even tens of years you never see them again, and the grains of the memory still remains. When this is not unlikely that you feel very sad, labil,  even if you thought of the last sweetest and most beautiful things that you experience, it might you’re crying now.

If you are currently experiencing it now, where you miss all the people who gave you a sweet memories or  even one "ahead" of the Creator, how you can react so as not to drown in the "emotions" are more in?
Open up your memory albums, enjoy your all nostalgic songs and pray for them. Instantly you will feel energized, your soul will be calm, everyday you will always be beautiful, and consider them as part of the life journey full of waves and meanders.

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ANDROID WILL BE THE SECOND LARGEST MOBILE PHONE IN 2012?

Android is a mobile operating system running on the Linux kernel. It was initially developed by Google and later the Open Handset Alliance. In July 2005, Google acquired Android, Inc., a small startup company based in Palo Alto, California, USA. Android's co-founders who went to work at Google included Andy Rubin (co-founder of Danger), Rich Miner (co-founder of Wildfire Communications, Inc.), Nick Sears (once VP at T-Mobile[11]), and Chris White (headed design and interface development at WebTV). At the time, little was known about the functions of Android, Inc. other than that they made software for mobile phones. This began rumors that Google was planning to enter the mobile phone market, although it was unclear what function it might perform in that market.

In September 2007, InformationWeek covered an Evalueserve study reporting that Google had filed several patent applications in the area of mobile telephony. On 5 November 2007, the Open Handset Alliance, a consortium of several companies which include Texas Instruments, Broadcom Corporation, Google, HTC, Intel, LG, Marvell Technology Group, Motorola, Nvidia, Qualcomm, Samsung Electronics, Sprint Nextel and T-Mobile was unveiled with the goal to develop open standards for mobile devices. Along with the formation of the Open Handset Alliance, the OHA also unveiled their first product, Android, a mobile device platform built on the Linux kernel version 2.6. On 9 December 2008, it was announced that 14 new members would be joining the Android project including: ARM Holdings Plc, Atheros Communications, Asustek Computer Inc, Garmin Ltd, Softbank, Sony Ericsson, Toshiba Corp, and Vodafone Group Plc.

In 21 October 2008, Android has been available as open source. Google opened the entire source code (including network and telephony stacks under an Apache License. With the Apache License, vendors are free to add proprietary extensions without submitting those back to the open source community.

Analysts suggest that by 2012, Android could be the second largest mobile phone OS with 14% of the market, behind Symbian (with 36%) and in front of iPhone OS (with 13%). Gartner suggests "Android is simply licensed to more manufacturers with strong companies like HTC, LG, and Dell behind it".

SAVE BEAUTY OF INDONESIA

Sunday, 8 March 2009 for awhile I leave many activities especially in blogging such as blog walking, posting, commenting, submit to search engine and learning seo. 

Because We have to go enjoying holiday to one of Indonesia’s favorite place, samosir island and lake toba. At 7.00 in the morning, we leave medan city and passing Lubuk Pakam-Tebing- Siantar city. Four-hours trip, we start down the road towards the Parapat city and finally any posts WELCOME TO PARAPAT, It signs that we have arrived in this place.

As scheduled, immediately come to Ajibata, go up to Ferry ship and move to Samosir Island, a beautiful and famous island that wrapped by lake Toba's water. During the ship is running, I take a strategic position with the intent to look far and free to enjoy this beautiful Nature.

A view of clear water spreaded with a small wave, peaceful and quiet,  small boats comb the fringe of the lake, and the green trees that grow beside the lake, stone hills that hard,  and onethe most amazing is the green and high mountains reach the blue sky.

All beautiful and glamour 

I realize, "how beautiful this scene who God created, and glamour scene also God gives to my country.

Samosir Island and Lake Toba is one of the beautiful places in this country and indeed many other beautiful places. But many have been damaged, not maintained, even exploitation.

Don't let this happen! Save beauty of INDONESIA

Top 10 Safety Tips for Traveling With Children

Traveling with children, especially infants and toddlers, puts special demands on the adults responsible for their well being. Based on analyses of dozens of aviation incidents and accidents involving children and on my own experience as a traveling parent, here are ten tips that can make the trip safer for the child.

1. Plan ahead: Ask yourself what supplies you will need to have on hand to take care of any normal or special needs for the child. Remember, it is the airline's responsibility to carry passengers to their destination, but it is the responsibility of the parent or responsible adult to take care of any children.
   
2. Use a child restraint system for children under 40 pounds (18.1 kilos): The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration strongly recommends that children weighing less than 40 pounds be put into a child restraint system appropriate for their weight. Children under the age of two may be carried on the lap of an adult, but the lap child should have some kind of restraint system.
3. For small children, consider the following recommendations:
   • Find a way to conveniently carry an appropriate child restraint system through airports and into and out of aircraft.
   • If the child is over the age of two and less than 40 pounds (18.1 kilos), follow the FAA recommendations for using child restraint systems.
   • If the child is under two, consider buying a separate seat for the child and use an appropriate restraint system for the seat.
   • If the child is under two and will be traveling on the lap of an adult, consider using an appropriate in-flight child restraint. Also, bring along an appropriate child restraint system for a seat just in case you happen to be next to an unoccupied seat.
   
   AirSafe.com has further information about using child restraints on aircraft.
4. Prepare for possible emergencies: Make sure you are aware of emergency equipment or procedures that would apply to your child:
   • Pay attention to the standard preflight emergency briefing
   • Ask a flight attendant if that particular aircraft has emergency equipment like life preservers specifically designed for small children
   • If your child has a medical condition that may become an issue during the flight, make a flight attendant, counter agent, or gate agent aware of that possibility before the flight
5. Take all essential items for the children in carry-on luggage: Take enough food, diapers, medicine, and other items to last through possible flight delays and lost luggage. Carrying all the child's essentials with you is especially important if your child is on a special diet or on medication.
6. Keep your children under control at all times: YOU and not the flight attendant is responsible for supervising your child at all times. An unsupervised or unrestrained child could quickly wander way into dangerous areas such as galleys, especially if the responsible adult falls asleep. During a very long flight from Australia to the U.S., I observed a parent traveling alone with a child fall asleep and then saw their toddler wander down the aisle. You should also be careful when walking about the aircraft with your child so that they don't reach for cups of hot coffee, silverware, and other hazards.
7. Seat your child away from an aisle: Small children enjoy reaching out and exploring, but if they are on the aisle they could get hurt if their little arms get bumped by a person or serving cart passing down the aisle. Ideally, two responsible adults should sit on either side of the child. Also, one can seat the child on a row with a window on one side and a responsible adult on the other.
8. If emergency oxygen masks deploy, put your mask on first: This advice may seem cruel, but there is a very practical reason for it. If the brain is starved of oxygen (hypoxia), one can get confused or pass out and be unable to help themselves or their child. By putting on their mask first, the parent or responsible adult will reduce their chance of falling victim to hypoxia.
9. Keep your child belted or in a child restraint system at all times: This is for the same reasons given in my more general Top 10 Air Traveler Safety Tips page. Turbulence can happen at any time and without warning, so keep your child belted in as much as possible. If the child, wants to get up and move around, let them do so only if the seat belt sign is off. The FAA has related information in this brochure about child seats and turbulence.
10. Bring along safe toys: Try to avoid bringing along toys that are sharp, heavy, or that break easily. If the child has an electronic game, only allow them to use it during the cruise portion of flight. Electronic games may interfere with an aircraft's navigational system during other phases of the flight.
11. Take extra precautions for children traveling alone::
    • Escort the child onto the aircraft and check the area around the seat for hazards such as heavy carry-on items in the overhead storage bins.
    • Inform the chief flight attendant that the child is traveling alone
    • Ensure that the person meeting the child at the destination will have proper identification.
    • Make it clear to the child that they should report any problems to a flight attendant. This could range from feeling sick to having a suspicious character seated next to them.
    • If the child has to change planes, make arrangements for the child to be escorted between gates. This usually costs extra and is required for small children and is recommended for older children, especially those old enough to do it on their own but not mature enough to deal with potential problems or temptations at a busy airport

SOURCE: AIRSAFE