Silent Day in Bali

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liang Says:
22 March 2009 at 18:23
can i know when is this years silent day in Bali?

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9 June 2010

FIFA 2010 Green Goal: Major Initiative to Green the FIFA World Cup Kicks Off

Johannesburg (South Africa), 8 June 2010 - Three days before the kick-off of one of the greatest global sport events on the planet – the FIFA 2010 World Cup in South Africa – a major initiative to green the World Cup and help reduce carbon emissions was launched in Johannesburg, Tuesday.

The initiative is a result [...]

5 June 2010

Create Global Change for World Environment Day

by Tuesday Phillips
With over six billion residents, the earth is teeming with people. Billions of inhabitants, that if rallied together in an effort to alter minor elements to their life could really make global change and shift the course of environmental fate. Imagine. People working in unison towards one common goal: the betterment of the planet [...]

12 April 2010

My Son’s Silent Celebration

Jimbaran, Sunday March 21, 2010
After my short brief about World Silent Day to my son Khaka
(7 year old), we
turn electricity and TV off (he really missed his cartoon program
on TV actually), I try to compensate with drawing session at home.
And because drawing is one of his fave, he soon enjoy with this
and in the [...]

20 March 2010

LETS SILENT

Rekan-rekan penghuni bumi,
Untuk ketiga kalinya Tim World Silent Day mengajak anda meniti HENING
UNTUK BUMI pada 21 Maret 2010 nanti.
Kami ingin mengingatkan langkah sederhana:
1. Minggu 21 Maret 2010
2. Hanya Empat jam: Pukul 10 pagi hingga 2 siang
3. Matikan peralatan listrik, kurangi penggunaan kendaraan bermotor
dan aktivitas boros sumberdaya lain, tanam pohon, bina [...]

17 March 2010

Keheningan Nyepi Menginspirasi Dunia

Setiap komunitas memiliki kearifan lokalnya masing-masing dalam mengatasi permasalahan di lingkungannya, misalnya ‘sasih’ di Maluku, ‘rumah pangjang’ di Dayak, dan banyak lagi, Di Bali, terdapat kearifan lokal dalam merayakan pergantian tahun yang bernama ‘nyepi.’ Nyepi sendiri memiliki empat prinsip utama yang dikenal dengan nama “Catur Berata Penyepian” yang terdiri dari tanpa api, tanpa kerja, [...]