tudia ma laho ahu??
Friday, May 19th, 2006Man, i’ve been sitting in my room for a couple hours…listening to some indo music… at first i thought i will be able to write some stories (it’s one of my job). My boss (John) asked me to make some fact sheets yesterday. Before, whenever there’s field visit, we never provide written sheets about the progress of our projects. I’m aware about it, then i asked to my colleague to support my objectives getting the fact sheet done. Unfortunately, they are all busy with their own thing. I couldnt blame them. They have to fulfill their target meanwhile at the moment they just passed 2nd step which is Rapid Technical Assisstance. In my office there are two department which is Watershed Management and Service Delivery. Thank God, John will give them pressure for helping me getting facts for each project they’re working.
At the moment i’m working with two important activity in the same time. One is formative research, Second is Sustainable Sanitation Workshop. Alas, in front of my eyes there are bunch of list that i’ve to do. But now, i’m just staring at them. It’s silly isnt it? I couldnt start my job (IT’s SATURDAY!!!! why should i work???) but i can use my time to write these post.ha ha ha ha….
I went here with my new bike.oopppsss….my boss suddenly entering my room,…kok bisa????
tjiao,
| False | True |
| A sun tan is healthy. | A tan results from your body defending itself against further damage from UV radiation. |
| A tan protects you from the sun. | A dark tan on white skin only offers an SPF of about 4. |
| You can’t get sunburnt on a cloudy day. | Up to 80% of solar UV radiation can penetrate light cloud cover. Haze in the atmosphere can even increase UV radiation exposure. |
| You can’t get sunburnt while in the water. | Water offers only minimal protection from UV radiation, and reflections from water can enhance your UV radiation exposure. |
| UV radiation during the winter is not dangerous. | UV radiation is generally lower during the winter months, but snow reflection can double your overall exposure, especially at high altitude. |
| Sunscreens protect me so I can sunbathe much longer. | Sunscreens are not intended to increase sun exposure time but to increase protection during unavoidable exposure. The protection they afford depends critically on their correct application. |
| If you take regular breaks during sunbathing you won’t get sunburnt. | UV radiation exposure is cumulative during the day. |
| If you don’t feel the hot rays of the sun you won’t get sunburnt. | Sunburn is caused by UV radiation which cannot be felt. Most of the heating is caused by the sun’s visible and infrared radiation and not by UV radiation. |