Friday, February 24, 2012

Motorad KTM,Aprilla,Husaberg Ducati

Motorcycle Racing World Championship is segmentized into : -

1) Enduro

2) Supermoto

3) Moto Cross/Superbike

Enduro
Features : Motorad

Functions : Extreme

Versetality : Off Road

Race Type : Dakar Rally / World Enduro Championship

Machines/Brand : KTM 450 Enduro


Supermoto
Features : Dual Purpose

Functions : Cross Hybrid [Motocross + Enduro]

Versetality : Flat track,Road racing, Motorcross

Race Type : FIM Supermoto Championship

Machines/Brand : Suzuki DR-Z400SM




Moto cross/Superbike
Features : Formula One

Functions : Speed & High C.C Racing

Versetality : Circuit Track

Race Type : Superbike World Championship/ Moto GP World Championship / British Superbike Championship

Machines/Brand : Ducati Superbike 848 Evo



Supermoto various model/made

Gilera SMT ( Italy)
Husqvarna Nuda 900 (Sweden)
Husaberg FS 570 (Sweden)
Aprilia SXV 5.5 (Italy)
Kawasaki KLR 650 ( Japan)
Suzuki DR-Z400SM ( Japan )
CCM R45 (UK)

Saturday, February 18, 2012

Seaweed vs Chlorella = Algae


Seaweed is widely known to be delicacy for many especially Japanese in sushi and sashimi cuisine. Seaweed has a long autonomy as large as 180 feet long and usually known as green, brown and red algae. Chlorella / Spirulina has a slight medium in size and consumed as dietary supplementary with cyanobacteria blue algae properties which are considered as nutrients with no omega 3 fatty acids.

Seaweed has more carbohydrates less protein than chlorella/ spirulina and microscopic algae usually the food for plankton at the bottom of the cold ocean waters. Seaweed is also processed into organic fertilizer . In Belize, beverage seaweed is popular and Wales use in leaven bread.

Unlike its cousin, chlorella which are rich in protein, vitamin and minerals usually grown in fresh water lakes of Lake Chad, Africa and Lake Tecoco, Mexico. Chad in the 9th Century Kanem Empire dried the chorella into dried cakes called 'dihe' use to make broths for meal.

In industrial application, chlorella are harvested for the production of biofuel which is the third generation of biofuel. The cost per pound of spirulina/chlorella is $1,000 as compared to dried soy beans - 89 cents.

Indonesia is the largest exporter of seaweed followed by Philippines.