Monday, December 27, 2010

Hello there, heart..

it's been a while..
tell me.. why do i still see the same old wound?
what a pity :(

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

about to break a clock to stop the time


- cloudy day
- witty-go-crazy playlist
- too many coverage to summarize and to report
- bloody toothache (and the paracetamols just dont work!)
- celebrities sex tape vol II (and the upcoming vol III and so on *sigh*)

ok.. what's next?

Friday, June 4, 2010

I'm counting... FYI

So tired of these disappointments.
Please don't give me the first regret in my life (I never had one before).

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Reblog: Hemp as an Alternative Fuel, Clothing Fiber and Superfood

May 31, 2010 – The events taking place in the Gulf of Mexico have sounded alarms for a rallying cry for new alternative fuels. The best of these may come from hemp.

Hemp has been cultivated for its many uses for the past 12,000 years. Both George Washington and Thomas Jefferson grew hemp on their farms, mostly for the beneficial products provided by its fibers and seeds. Though one of the most versatile and fastest growing plants in the world, hemp has long endured image problems because of its pharmacological properties. Yet a closer look at hemp reveals that it may provide a large piece of the puzzle in solving our current and future energy and ecological dilemmas.

America Runs on Oil in More Ways than One

The car culture in America has been going strong since the end of World War II and despite financial woes and gas prices north of three dollars per gallon, shows no signs of declining. Crude oil for gasoline represents just one of the ways oil permeates nearly every facet of our lives. Most synthetic clothing fibers are derived from petroleum, for example. Disposable diapers, combs, cosmetics, trash bags and food preservatives form part of a list pages long of everyday products derived from oil. This is why electric cars solve only part of the oil-overconsumption problem.

Hemp for Energy, Building Materials, and Paper

The mention of the word causes visions of stoned slackers in comedy movies yet hemp may be the ultimate natural resource. According to the website hempcar.org, hempseed oil can be produced into non-toxic diesel fuel. In addition, hemp cellulose fibers can be fermented and converted into ethanol fuel. Hemp can also be used to produce fiberboard that is lighter than wood, stronger than wood and fire resistant. One acre of hemp produces as much fiber as two to three acres of cotton and clothing from its fibers lasts longer. Finally, hemp from paper is stronger and more recyclable than wood fiber.

Fallacies about Hemp

Millions of wild hemp plants currently grow throughout the United States. Unlike cotton, which requires a moderate climate, hemp grows in all fifty states. Yet cultivation of hemp has been largely outlawed in this country since the late 1930s because of its pharmacological properties. Wild hemp, similar to the types grown in other countries for industrial use, contains only trace amounts of THC, the psychoactive drug component. Still, marijuana laws prevent farmers from cultivating a plant that already flourishes in nature.

Hemp fiber has long been suited for rope. During World War II, the government sanctioned hemp farms for the quick production of sturdy rope fiber. It was long thought that hemp fiber would be too rough and scratchy against delicate human skin, for clothing, yet today’s re-engineered fibers produce softer, more comfortable textiles.

Friday, May 14, 2010

...will be okay :)

If some things are better left unsaid, then maybe they too are better left undone.

Monday, May 10, 2010

Goo Goo Dolls Without You Here

(and your love's a gathered storm, i chased across the sky. a moment in your arms became a reason why)

Sunday, May 9, 2010

!

why don't you get a secondhand brain, u moron!!!

Thursday, February 18, 2010

ain't about me

Every choice moves us closer to or farther away from something. Where are your choices taking your life? What do your behaviors demonstrate that you are saying yes or no to in life?
-Eric Allenbaugh-



hey, btw.. I know much more than you thought I know..
when it comes to something that you want, and you can't have it.. uncertain escape might be the best way to help yourself, although just for awhile.. I only got wishes for you to find the best things in your life (I supposed)..