Burlian 'The Special Kid'

     This book tells the story of a harmonious family, in a village in Padang, West Sumatra, Indonesia. This book was the second of four books in the 'series of mamak's children', but this book was first published. *mamak = mother

     After reading the book "Leaves Never Hate Wind", I was interested to read other books of Tere Liye. And I went to the bookstore. Actually, I accidentally saw this book (Burlian). At that time I only saw the cover, the color is sky blue, which is my favorite color, after I took this book and read the synopsis, I was interested. I have always been interested in the book that tells about a boy with all his behavior. Naturally I am motivated by it and I also feel compelled to like it.

     Finally I decided to buy this book. Burlian was the third child of four children. By parents, family and neighbors in his village, he earned the nickname "special child" because she was always curious, always asking questions, nosy, mischievous and cunning.

Vertical Garden

       We all know that land for green space, fewer and fewer. Especially in the housing which only has a land area not so big. For that, there's no harm in choosing the vertical garden.
 

       Vertical garden began widely known in 1994, through the works of French botanist Patrick Blanc. According to Blanc, plants do not require soil media under certain circumstances. Land only mechanical support. The most important role for plant life is the supply of water and some minerals needed for growth. Vertical garden is a right answer to overcome the limitations of the land, as well as the roof garden on the roof.  

Biopori

       Age is growing. Technology, economics, everything is growing, including infrastructure development on the land surface worldwide.


        Increasing age of the earth and it is directly proportional to the number of people on earth. The more people the more settlements. The more houses that also means less and less open space for the absorption. In fact, more and more residents, water taken from the soil also increased, but in fact vacant land to the place where the water absorbs less and less.


        The problem was solved with a few recent discoveries, namely biopori. Biopori are holes in the ground formed by the activities of organisms in it, such as worms, plant roots, termites and other soil fauna. The holes are formed will be filled with air, and will be a place of passage of water in the soil.