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Monday, December 31, 2007 by Eddy Fahmi
yg baru di blogosphere: formula one technology. kalo kamu doyan nonton balap formula one, ini ada blog baru yg penting untuk disubscribe. disini, pelajaran fisika yg dulu ruwet itu bisa jadi menyenangkan, haha. ditulis oleh roy daroyni, 'an indonesian f1 technical writer'. btw, kalo mampir kesana, please nggak usah nulis pertamax yah, nggilani! habit buruk yg memalukan itu, duh. ----- update: satu lagi dari roy daroyni, interesting posts at f1 mailist. Labels: automotive, internet, science, sport
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mobil coklat di depan itu...
Saturday, December 29, 2007 by Eddy Fahmi
dulu, aku pernah dikasih tau orang bijak bahwa gaya nyetir orang itu menunjukkan kepribadiannya. (click to enlarge)beberapa hari lalu, dlm perjalanan balik dari selatan, di tol porong-waru tepatnya, pas ujan2, dg angin kencang pisan, ketemu mobil warna coklat itu. mobilnya keren, interiornya* juga, haha. tapi yg lebih asik: cara mengemudinya. handlingnya mantap walopun dihantam angin dari samping. plus waktu itu pandangan ke depan nggak bisa jauh, permukaan aspal licin pisan. sayang, plat nomernya nggak ketangkep kamera. kira2, apa dia orang axic jatim ya? ato malah blogger? ha! kalo ketemu ketemu lagi di jalanan boleh klakson lah, aku tau kamu sempat liat dg jelas plat nomerku (pas slipstreaming di belakang). *) lady in red, tapi nggak dancing with me.Labels: between_the_lines
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WarunG DingtaktonG
Monday, December 17, 2007 by Eddy Fahmi
surabaya dikenal sebagai kota pahlawan ...sejaaak duluuu kalaaa. tapi, surabaya juga punya reputasi spesial soal bebek goreng. berkunjung ke surabaya, nggak lengkap kalo nggak ngincipi bebek goreng. garing lah, bagaikan sayur tanpa garam, seperti tivi tanpa remote control, juga blog tanpa rss. lokasi lokasi lokasikalo mau bikin acara duck hunting di surabaya, wooohh... wilayah jelajahnya bisa sangat luas. di sebelah utara surabaya, ada warung bebeknya cak yudi, deket pom bensin, daerah perak sana. di timur surabaya, ada cak sandy yg nggoreng bebek di pinggir kali, deket mal galaxy. di barat surabaya, ada lagi pak komar yg jualan bebek nggak jauh dari PTC/SPI. di selatan, bebek palupi selalu bikin antrian padat di daerah rungkut. kalo di tengah, di bratang gede situ juga ada bebek kayu tangan yg kondang dg bumbu krispinya. ato kalo mau berpetualang blusukan agak jauh, bebek HT di jalan karang empat besar juga layak diburu. asli, masih banyak lagi situs bebek goreng di surabaya yg belom kesebut. bebek donal di kedungdoro misalnya, ato yg di tugu pahlawan, papin, dsb dsb dsb... nah tapi sekarang aku mau ngenalkan satu lagi warung bebek goreng yg unik. kemungkinan besar kalian belom pernah ngincipi. bahkan kalian yg asli penduduk surabaya pun mungkin belom pernah ngincipi. namanya warung dingtaktong. manda la mendol si jagoan makan sudah pernah ngincipi pa belom ya? biasanya kalo urusan beginian radar beliau jadi super sensitif hihihi :D lokasinya di Jl. Tenggilis Mejoyo, AN-22. persis depannya fakultas hukum ubaya. lumayan strategis, dan gampang diakses mahasiswi hihihi ;) di lokasi itu traffic lalu lintas nggak seberapa padat, jadi soal parkiran gampang diatur lah. mau naek motor ato bawa mobil nggak masalah. produknyaselain bebek goreng, warung dingtaktong jualan juga ayam goreng. pake ayam kampung, dugaanku: mestinya lebih gurih daripada ayam negeri lah. tapi pas kemaren kesana aku nggak ngincipi ayam kampungnya. nah bebek gorengnya, unik. ini bebek nggak disajikan dg nasi yg disiram minyak gorengan bebek gitu, mungkin karena di pasaran sudah banyak warung pake style gitu ya? 3 orang staf ahli bebek (demikian mereka menyebut diri) bikin sesuatu yg unik: gorengan bebek disajikan dg sesendok bumbu item, kira2 itu bumbu2 yg dipake buat bahan ungkepan bebek sebelom digoreng. menarik. selain itu, para staf ahli juga nggak mau jor-joran ikutan adu pedes sambel. mungkin ya, dg pertimbangan diferensiasi di pasar bebek surabaya, mereka bikin sambel pencit yg seger. nah, kalo kamu merasa udah familiar dg bebek goreng yg gitu2 aja, boleh coba incipi sambel pencitnya warung dingtaktong ini. terus, penyajiannya pake piring dari anyaman kayu, dilapisi daun pisang. soal daun pisang ini, bukan sekedar bergaya tradisional, tapi nasi yg disajikan pake daun pisang memang terasa lebih nikmat daripada sekedar pake piring biasa (believe it or not). * satu lagi, soal minumannya. warung dingtaktong nggak jualan es teh ato es jeruk. menu minumannya dipilih yg lebih tradisional: es sinom (konon hasil bikinan mereka sendiri), es beras kencur (bikin sendiri juga katanya), sama es sirup mawar (lagi2 produksi dewe sirupe). satu porsi bebek goreng dihargai 7.500, kalo es beras kencurnya 2.500. penilaianuntuk memperkaya wawasan bebek goreng surabaya, kamu perlu menyempatkan diri mampir ke warung dingtaktong ini. aku rekomendasikan buat ngincipi bebeknya. tapi kalo ayamnya sih aku belom berani bilang, belom pernah makan yg itu soale hehe. ada yg mau nraktir? nanti tak anter kesitu deh :D buka molai jam 12 siang sampek jam 9 malem. hari minggu pun tetep buka, molai jam 4 sore sampek jam 9 malem. *) tapi pas aku tanya masnya kenapa daun pisang, kok nggak pake piring? dia bilang males kora kora haha.Labels: food
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A brief history of Ampel Denta
Wednesday, December 12, 2007 by Eddy Fahmi
Raden Muhammad Ali RahmatullahAlso known as Sunan Ampel, a descendant of the holy messenger Muhammad SAW, was born in Champa (southern part of Cambodia, CMIIW). Raden Muhammad Ali Rahmatullah arrived at Java in the early of 15th century. His mission was to fix the moral of Majapahit kingdom's noble and peasant, which has been a total riot after Prabu Hayam Wuruk and Mahapatih Gajah Mada have departed. Raden Muhammad Ali Rahmatullah practices the Hanafian mahzab rules (fiqih). However, to his pupils, he only teaches one simple principle: 'Moh limo' (five no's). 1. Moh main (no gambling) 2. Moh minum (no drinking) 3. Moh maling (no stealing, no corrupting) 4. Moh madat (no drugs) 5. Moh madon (no free sex) The background of Sunan Ampel's pupils varied from Majapahit officials, Majapahit citizens, and even people from remote areas. Even in 1470s, came a Persian (Iran), young man named Ali Saksar to study to Sunan Ampel. Later, he was known as Syeikh Siti Jenar. The Great Mosque of Sunan AmpelBuilt in 1421 and located in Ampel district, Pabean Cantikan, in the northern part of Surabaya ( 7°13'45.42" S, 112°44'30.84" E). With ancient javanese architectural style, it uses three leveled roof, unlike the one in middle east and eastern europe, it doesn't have any dome. Supported by 16 pillars of teak wood, 17m in length and 60cm in diameter. The amazing thing about these wooden pillars is that they stand 'without any brace', causing unsolved mystery up until today: How to transport those gigantic logs to Ampel when all transportation and construction means were still unsophisticated at that time? In the west side of the mosque there is a graveyard where Sunan Ampel and his best friends are buried, along with the hajj syuhadas. Nearby the graveyard entry there are several large earthenware bowl contains drinking water from a well under the mosque that never dry up. In Ampel quarter, there are 5 gates surrounding the site of The Great Mosque of Sunan Ampel (as the symbol of 5 Pillars of Islam): 1. Gapura Peneksen (Syahadat, a testimony that there's no god but Allah SWT) 2. Gapura Madep (Sholat, to worship god facing the kiblat) 3. Gapura Ngamal (Zakat, to do zakat/shodaqoh when afford to) 4. Gapura Poso (Puasa, to fast such as in the ramadhan month) 5. Gapura Munggah (Haji, to do hajj when afford to) Mbah Bolong and the kiblat Shonhaji was one of Sunan Ampel's pupils. At the time of the mosque's construction, Shonhaji was the one who points the kiblat direction. The direction was then used as reference to the mosque building. When the mosque was completely built, Sunan Ampel's pupils were still having doubt on the mosque's direction. Is it accurately facing the kiblat? Shonhaji then made a hole at mosque's wall, just at the right of imam's position in the mosque. And he said "Look through this hole, the holy ka'bah should be visible to you". Thus Sunan Ampel's pupils look through the hole, and they see the holy ka'bah with their very own eyes. Since then, Shonhaji known as Mbah Bolong. Mbah Sholeh and the nine gravesMbah Sholeh was a janitor at The Great Mosque of Sunan Ampel during the life of Sunan Ampel. He worked very dilligent, very clean. So no people would ever felt dust when praying anywhere inside the great mosque. When Mbah Sholeh passed away, he was buried at the eastern part of the mosque complex. Thus the mosque became dirty. And Sunan Ampel uttered "If only Mbah Sholeh was still alive, this mosque should have been clean". Suddenly there was Mbah Sholeh sweeping the floor at the imam's position. Few months later, Mbah Sholeh passed away (again), and buried (again) next to his previous grave. The case was then reoccured, and Sunan Ampel's utterance was again spoken. Thus Mbah Sholeh came back to life. After eight deaths of Mbah Sholeh, Sunan Ampel passed away. And few months later, Mbah Sholeh passed away too. And never came back to life. So there are nine graves of Mbah Sholeh in the complex of The Great Mosque of Sunan Ampel. Our responsibilities as the next generationSo how do we honor Sunan Ampel, and the other wise men of wali songo? As the next generation, we must protect what has been developed, and continue their works. We also pray to Allah SWT, wish them a lot of rewards (pahala) for their works and a place in heaven. Pictures of AmpelMore pictures of Ampel are available in my multiply album: Bonus: Culinary exotics of Ampel Denta Ampel Denta is known as Arab district of Surabaya city. Arab cuisine and restaurants are easy to find in this area. One of them is Al-Mutlik Restaurant, at the Kyai Haji Mas Mansyur street. Not only serves Arab cuisine, Al-Mutlik also has javanese food on the menu list. But of course, the Arab style of various kinds of food from lamb of this restaurant holds the best reputation for its fine quality. The reputation of Al-Mutlik is widely known. Food at Al-Mutlik has been labeled 'Mak Nyus' by Mr. Bondan Winarno (Wisata Kuliner, TransTV). And also labeled 'Ajiiib...' by Fauzi Baadila (Nikmatnya Dunia, SCTV). Al-Mutlik kebuli rice, is served with big portion of fried lamb ribs. The rice tastes rich, tough it might be a bit too spicy for caucasian appetite. One serving of kebuli rice is quite generous, but surprisingly inexpensive. It costs eight thousand rupiah only. Considering the quality of the cuisine, I personally think it is still fair if such delicacy is valued sixteen thousand rupiah. Another menu for you sould try: maryam bread. It costs three thousand rupiah only. So if you ever have a chance to visit Ampel, feel free to explore Nyamplungan or Kyai Haji Mas Mansyur streets. You will find so many Arab culinary spots there :) Links:- Para Pencari Tuhan- Spiritualisme Abadi Masjid Ampel- Masjid Tiban, Makam Aulia Sunan Kuning- Cheng HooCredits:- Zam and Galihsatria for the inspiration - Bapak juru kunci for the info - Atas and Tyka for the lingo Labels: culture, food, islam, travel
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