The contest rules are very easy to do. There are two ways to join the contest. First, all we have to do is leave him a comment on his blog post. Say something funny. Kiss his ass a little. Tell him how great he is or something.

Second, Just link to his blog post. That is all. He will select four winners at random who enter. Easy right?

My blog isn’t that popular so we have a great chance of winning. Oh yes, he will pick four winners on June 19th of 2008.

Soon, I got out to take a taxi. It’s not easy to get a taxi. First, I got taxi without any counter turned on. The driver asked me Rp. 30.000,00 for taking me there. I didn’t accept his offer and I decided to stop not far from I take this damn taxi.

I didn’t remember the name of the taxi. But the color is orange and green, with very bad condition car. I will not take this kind of taxi anymore!

Then, I got a “right” taxi. Jakarta City taxi is the name of that taxi. The open-door fee was Rp. 5.000,00. I don’t know this is the current fee or not, because as far as I know, the fee is Rp. 4.000,00.

I told the driver, “Lab School, Ahmad Dahlan Street, Kebayoran Baru”, then he started to drive. When we were in Kebayoran Baru, the driver asked me, “where will we stop, sir?” The driver didn’t know where’s the Lab School!

Errgghh.. I called Paman to ask the detail address. “Circle K, Ahmad Dahlan”, Paman told me. “Hoo, I see”, the driver then turn his car to the target.

“31.000″ was shown by the counter after we stopped. I gave the driver Rp. 50.000,00. “You can give me back Rp. 15.000,00″, I told him. But he didn’t have any change. “Do you have Rp. 5.000,00, sir?”. Weh.. I didn’t have it too!

“Ok, you can give me back only Rp.10.000,00″, finally I give him more tips. I assumed it as an alms to the driver. Heheh.

Thanks for the invitation, Paman!

Then I was waiting my favorite bus Mayasari Bakti P77, because minivan M11 was still staging a strike, in front of Sarinah, Thamrin Street. The clock is ticking, and the bus showed at 8 o’clock. I raised my hand to stop the bus but it didn’t stop! The driver assistant was shaking his hand which means, “sorry, we don’t pick any passenger more..”. Argghh!!!

What a fruit! What’s the reason? The bus was not fully loading passenger, but why it didn’t pick any other passenger? Grumbling but I tried to be patient. Waiting bus AC62, more expensive cost than P77.

After waiting for 30 minutes, a big blue Mayasari Bakti bus showed up. I saw the label at the top of bus at a glance. Yes, this was my bus. I raised my hand and got in to the bus.

I sat there to take a deep breath, until suddenly the driver assistant yelled, “Bekasi.. Bekasi..” What?!! I realized that I took a wrong bus! I thought it was AC62, but after I got down on Benhil shelter, I read the label carefully, AC 52! Perfect!

After a quarter hour waiting bus in Benhil shelter, I decided to take taxi. Usually, it took 30-45 minutes to go to my office, but using taxi, it only took 15 minutes!

But for the consequence, I spend more money. Rp. 6,500 for AC52, Rp 5,500 for Senayan toll ticket, Rp 1,500 for Kebon Jeruk toll ticket, and the last, Rp 20,000 for taxi fee. What a perfect bad day on this Thursday!

There are over 400 public minivans, M11, serving the Tanah Abang-Kebon Jeruk Route in Jakarta. Drivers are demanding fare increases for their routes of Rp 500 to Rp 1,000. Before the fuel price hike, I spend just Rp 2,500 a day. Now, it gets an extra Rp 500 over the current fare, become Rp 3,000.

P77 buses drivers not taking part in Monday’s strike were charging passengers an additional Rp 500 to Rp 1,000 despite no official announcement on the issue. Air-conditioned buses, AC62, traveling between Jakarta and Tangerang have increased rates Rp 5,500 to 6,500.

This strike was disappointing me and other passengers. If those drivers make a protest, why don’t they do the better way? Strike is not an effective solution.

Next month, I’m moving to my new place. Taking me closer to my office, I just walk there without taking care with transportation fees anymore. Haha!

Looking for shop selling mailboxes is not easy. Fortunately, I found Mailboxixchange.Com site that provides information about mailboxes. Yippy!

We can find a lot of type of mailboxes, such as single unit mailbox, post packages, wall mounted mailboxes, commercial mailboxes, column mailboxes, multi unit mailboxes, locking mailboxes, and more.

Don’t want to go out to buy those mailbox? Use the shopping chart system integrated on this website. This shopping chart system is hacker safe trusted, so you don’t be worry about the security.

If you are an internet marketer, you can also join the Mailboxixchange affiliate program. All you have to do is just signing up to Mailboxixchange affiliate program and filling up the form.

After you signing up, you have to place graphic or textual referral links on your website. Once you get your visitors visit Mailboxixchange.Com and they make a purchase from the site, you will get paid. What a nice program, right?

No matter you are a professional tennis player or playing tennis just a hobby, tennis accessories are very important. Tennis rackets, tennis shoes, tennis wear, tennis ball, tennis strings, bags, grips are some of the basic needs.

If you’re looking for those accessories and don’t want to spend time visiting lots of sport stores, Tennis Plaza is a right choice if you want to look for tennis accessories. This site provides complete and useful informations. The racket directories, tennis wardrobe, tennis shoes, and other tennis needs are listed here.

Looking for Wilson tennis rackets? You will find it here easily. Not only show the tennis catalog, you can also compare the rackets to see the difference.

Or you want to get a brand New Balance tennis shoes? Don’t worry. All things you’re looking for are listed here.

Your head racquet is broken? Hoho, you can easily find the information about head rackets just like a click!

Take your time while you read the overview. The basic information about the things are very useful for you to make a decision. Or if you prefer read the technical specification, you can also find it easily.

You can also buy it directly if you meet your needs. The shopping chart is friendly and easy to use. Don’t worry about the security, because this site claimed their security are trusted hacker safe.

If you are live in United States, take special offer free shipping costs for 2 days shipping using UPS delivery service. What an interesting offer, right?

After searching using Google, I found Wize Refrigerator review website. It’s very usefull. From this website, we can find various brand and type of refrigerators. We also find information about price and color. Not only refrigerator, in this website, we can also find dispenser and defrost machine informations.

If you’re confusing choosing between two type of refrigerator, you can use comparing feature. This feature will compare information from physical to technical information. We can read the review of specific product or give rank to the product based on our opinion.

Finally, after digging lot of informations, reviews, and price from Wize Refrigerator review website, I get one that suit my need. Overall, Wize Refrigerator website provides complete information about refrigerators.

DagDigDug, one of Indonesian blogging service, launched their new design on April 14, 2008 in TimeBreak cafe, Plaza Semanggi, Jakarta.

We redesigned this site to represent DagDigDug’s vision. DagDigDug’s visions are being a comfortable blogging service in Indonesia, intimating young people to blog, and being a expression and sharing media.

Because the target are young people, we choose soft green-yellow, orange, and white as three main color. Green symbolizes hope and stability, yellow brings lucky and victory, orange represents activity and happiness, and white sticks those color using its neutrality.

The design was shipped in pure HTML and CSS on March 2008. We name this project “KampretGanteng”.

You can visit the site here: http://dagdigdug.com/

In depth of my heart, I still don’t want to move there. But in reality, Jakarta offers more opportunities, lessons, experiences, and of course money. The culture there of course differ to Jogja. You have to be tough enough if you want to survive.

Yes, I will be there in next May. Good bye, Jogja. I’ll miss you already!

Fiuh.. Four days in Jakarta, gathering with famous Indonesian bloggers was a great experience for me.

Finally, I met Mas Jay, Mas Yoyok kesambet kondom, pretty Sarah, queen od kopdar Chika, Nazieb, Caplang the biker, Yudis the tukangkopi, Mbak Yati “bergerak”, Mas Pitra (again), the trimaskenthir (Paman Tyo, Ndoro, and Pakde Mbilung), Mas Iman the guru, the rich people from BHI, and I don’t remember all, sorry..

What a nice bloggerhood!

* Photo is hot linked from here.