Gara - gara Susu

MENKES TOLAK BERPOLEMIK SOAL SAMPEL SUSU

JAKARTA | SURYA Online - Menteri Kesehatan Endang Rahayu Sedyaningsih menolak berpolemik kembali soal sampel susu dalam riset IPB yang mengandung Enterobacter sakazakii. Menkes mengatakan ini sudah masuk ke ranah hukum dan kementerian akan menempuh jalur hukum pula.

“Ada perkembangan baru, kami lihat permasalahannya bukan lagi masalah kesehatan tapi masalah hukum. Untuk masalah hukum kami lagi cari bantuan hukum, jadi maaf dari Kemenkes tidak ada yang datang, supaya tidak tambah ricuh,” demikian bunyi pesan singkat dari Endang yang diterima oleh moderator diskusi mingguan Polemik, Sabtu (19/2/2011).

Kemenkes, BPOM dan IPB menjadi tergugat dalam gugatan yang diajukan oleh pengacara publik David Tobing ke Mahkamah Agung. MA pun mengeluarkan putusan yang mendesak agar ketiga institusi ini segera mempublikasikan merek-merek susu yang menjadi sampel dan diketahui mengandung sakazakii.

Namun, Komisioner Badan Perlindungan Konsumen Nasional, Indah Sukmaningsih mengatakan sebenarnya tak perlu mengumumkan merek susu yang dijadikan sampel pada penelitian 2003-2006 waktu itu. Pasalnya, kepentingan informasi itu bukan untuk masyarakat sebagai petunjuk belanja susu yang aman.

“Riset itu kan riset untuk riset selanjutnya. Jadi dipublikasikannya itu dengan harapan dibaca periset lain untuk mendorong standar Codex waktu itu,” ungkapnya.

source: "http://www.surya.co.id/hot-news/menkes-tolak-berpolemik-soal-sampel-susu.html"

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Absolutely Zero

You. You were a friend. You were a friend of mine I let you spend the night. You see how it was my fault. Of course it was mine. I'm too hard at work. Have you ever heard of anything so absurd, ever in your life.

I'm sorry for wasting your time.

Who am I to say this situation isn't great when it's my job to make the most of it?
of course i didn't know that it would happen to me. Not that easy.

Hey what's that you say? You're not blaming me for anything that's great. But I don't break that easy. Does it fade away? So that's why I'm apologizing now, for telling you I thought that we could make it. I just don't get enough to believe that we've both changed.

see, who am I to say this situation isn't great? It's my time to make the most of it
of course id didn't know that this would happen to me, not that easy, no, no, no, no

If all along the fault is up for grabs why can't you have it? If it's for sale what is your offer, I'll sell it for no less than what I bought it for. Pay no more than absolutely zero.

Well neither one of us deserves the blame because opportunities moved us away. And it's not an easy thing to learn to play, a game that's made for two that's you and me
The rules remain a mystery. Easy. Its hardly easy

So Who am I to say this situation isn't great? well It's our time to make the most of it. How could we ever know that this would happen to me, not that easy, no, no
When All along the fault is up for grabs and there you have it. Well it's for sale go make your offer, i will sell it for no less than what I bought it for.

Pay no more than absolutely zero.

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That Hole...

The hole went straight on like a tunnel for some way, and then dipped suddenly down, so suddenly that I had not a moment to think about stopping myself before I found myself falling down a very deep well.

Either the well was very deep, or I fell very slowly, for I had plenty of time as I went down to look about me and to wonder what was going to happen next.

I tried to look down and make out what I was coming to, but it was too dark to see anything;

Down, down, down. Would the fall never come to an end! `I wonder how many miles I've fallen by this time?' she said aloud. `I must be getting somewhere near the centre of the earth.

Down, down, down. There was nothing else to do, since I don't know what to do next

Curiouser, curiouser, curiouser

source: Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland - Chapter 1 modified

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'80 dead' in Tibet riot; Dalai Lama fears more chaos (3rd Roundup)

Beijing - The Tibetan government in exile said Sunday it had confirmed at least 80 deaths in rioting in Lhasa, amid reports later of fresh clashes between protesters and security forces in the city's west. There were no immediate details about the latest clashes.

Tibetan independence protests also continued in monastery towns in western China on Sunday - and the Dalai Lama said he had 'grave concerns' that more bloodshed could follow.

The German newspaper Frankfurter Rundschau reported that staff from international non-governmental organisations were ordered to leave Lhasa by Monday, raising fears that troops could toughen their crackdown on the protesters once a deadline for protesters to surrender passes at midnight on Monday.


'As the Tibet uprising continues reliable sources have confirmed that at least 80 people were killed on March 14, 2008 in Lhasa,' the government in exile, based in the Indian city of Dharamsala, said in a statement.

The Dalai Lama, the highest leader of Tibetan Buddhism, told the BBC that the situation in Tibetan areas of China had become 'very, very tense.'

'Now today and yesterday, the Tibetan side is determined. The Chinese side also equally determined. So that means, the result: killing, more suffering,' the broadcaster quoted him as saying.

The Dalai Lama said the Chinese government should stop 'clinging to its policy' of relying on force to control Tibetans because 'they cannot control human minds.'

Paramilitary police shot dead at least eight protesters in clashes with hundreds of monks and lay Tibetans on Sunday afternoon that began at the Kirti monastery in Ngaba county, Sichuan province, the India-based Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy reported.

It quoted reports of at least '30 Tibetans felled' after armed troops shot indiscriminately into the peacefully protesting Tibetans.

Of the eight bodies, one was identified as that of Lobsang Tashi, a former monk in his mid-20s. The monks at the monastery were offering prayers for the dead.

Hundreds of people were also known to have been injured in the clashes after a 'peaceful demonstration by thousands of people,' the centre said in a statement, citing eyewitness accounts.

Meanwhile in Lhasa, the capital of China's Tibet Autonomous Region, one resident said hundreds of Tibetans were continuing protests despite a military crackdown after riots erupted on Friday.

Tibetan protesters took to the streets Saturday night, shouting that they wanted to rid Lhasa of all Chinese people, a Chinese resident told Deutsche Presse-Agentur dpa by telephone.

'They burned buildings and smashed windows and everything else,' said the woman, who works at a Lhasa travel agency.

She said she heard rumours that police detained about 1,000 monks on Saturday and that 6,000 others were continuing their protests.

Army reinforcements arrived Saturday from neighbouring Yunnan province, she said, as troops with tanks and armoured personnel carriers imposed de facto martial law in Lhasa.

An estimated 3,000 Tibetan protesters in the town of Xiahe, near Labrang monastery in China's Gansu province, shouted slogans in support of the Dalai Lama Saturday and called for the release of the Panchen Lama, US-based Radio Free Asia reported.

Police used tear gas after monks and lay Tibetans marched along the main street in the town, attacking shops, banks and other buildings, Xiahe residents said told dpa by telephone.

More protests were reported in Lithang and Sershul towns in Sichuan.

The Dalai Lama fled to India in 1959 after an abortive uprising against the occupation of Tibet by Chinese troops since 1951.

The current protests began on Monday to mark the 49th anniversary of the 1959 uprising.

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History of the phenomenon el nino

The first mention of the term "El Niño" to refer to climate occurs in 1892, when Captain Camilo Carrillo told the Geographical society congress in Lima that Peruvian sailors named the warm northerly current "El Niño" because it was most noticeable around Christmas. However even before then the phenomenon was of interest because of its effects on biological productivity, with its effects on the guano industry.

Normal conditions along the west Peruvian coast are a cold southerly current (the Peru current) with upwelling water; the upwelling nutrients lead to great oceanic productivity; the cold currents leads to very dry conditions on land. Similar conditions exist elsewhere (California current; Benguela current off South Africa). Thus the replacement of this with warmer northerly water leads to lower biological productivity in the ocean, and more rainfall - often flooding - on land; the connection with flooding was reported in 1895 by Pezet and Eguiguren.

Towards the end of the nineteenth century there was much interest in forecasting climate anomalies (for food production) in India and Australia. Charles Todd, in 1893, suggested that droughts in India and Australia tended to occur at the same time; Norman Lockyer noted the same in 1904. In 1924 Gilbert Walker (for whom the Walker circulation is named) first coined the term "Southern Oscillation".

For most of the twentieth century, El Niño was thought of as a largely local phenomenon.

The major 1982-3 El Niño lead to an upsurge of interest from the scientific community.

The 1998 El Nino event caused an estimated 16% of the world’s reef systems to die. Since then, mass coral bleaching has become common worldwide, with all regions having suffered ‘severe bleaching’.

ENSO conditions seem to have occurred at every two to seven years for at least the past 300 years, but most of them have been weak.

Major ENSO events have occurred in the years 1790-93, 1828, 1876-78, 1891, 1925-26, 1982-83, and 1997-98.

Recent El Niños have occurred in 1986-1987, 1991-1992, 1993, 1994, 1997-1998, 2002-2003, 2004-2005 and 2006-2007.

The El Niño of 1997 - 1998 was particularly strong and brought the phenomenon to worldwide attention. The event temporarilly warmed air temperature by 3°F, compared to the usual increase of 0.5°F associated with El Niño events. The period from 1990-1994 was unusual in that El Niños have rarely occurred in such rapid succession (but were generally weak). There is some debate as to whether global warming increases the intensity and/or frequency of El Niño episodes. (see also the ENSO and Global Warming section above).

but this el nino owned the blog are way above all that, i just another ordinary guy, looking dan trying to do something that could change the world a little bit.

YOU COULD BE HERO TOO

After Spending 6 days watching full first session of tv serial "HEROES" in dvd version...

thank's to TIM KRING and team.


it really opened my eyes, that life supposed to be dealt with learn and learn.
how to make a decision
how to face a destiny
how to believe something that you have and thanks that you have it
with something that you have you could do things
draw your future in the sky, rock or even you started with writing your name on the sand in the beach..... it's life

climate change is coming our way
with things that you have...
you can deal with that
you can help each other
do not think of what you don't have
even though you only have a little, you might do something