Wednesday, April 10, 2013
adventure of the month!
Saturday, November 24, 2012
TV series in Turkey
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Some other books at Mollie Used Book Store
I made a routine visit to 'Mollie Used Book Store' three months ago when I was in Taiwan and there was something that surprised me a lot.
It was a regular rainy day in Taiepi before the first days of the spring time and I was on the way back home while it was about to getting dark. I entered the book store and looked over the shelves to find an interesting book to read. I firstly saw the 'Kapitalizm ve Yoksulluk' by 'Çiğdem Şahin' and took the book to view content. At first I thought that the book should have been left by a Taiwanese student who may be a student at Turkish department at Chengchi University. 'Anyway' I said quitely and have replaced the book on the shelf. But I saw another Turkish book on the other shelf and another one on another place and another one too. 'Wow' I said, 'There are many Turkish books here!' and I started to think that a Turkish student must have left them there to take some Chinese books.

I decided to buy one of them at first but dropped it out later on to buy another interesting magazine in English. It was so interesting that I have never seen a book in Turkish during my all five years in China but found many in Taiwan in one year. It is surely right that the world is a global village today and nothing should have surprised you in this century.
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Deng, Modern China and Turkey

Saturday, August 25, 2012
More environmentalist,more better!
In Turkey people have to use cheaper and more economic alternative fuels. Reason is so simple. Despite of locating very close to the oil-rich countries , In Turkey the prices of fuel is the second highest in the World after Norway, and it is same for prices of petrol and lpg. In Turkey, people dont want to pay more for gasoline which some users do not prefer to use such fuels for being not so environmentalist.
Due to the increases in fuel prices in the last two decades, vehicles owners have been starting to look for more cheap alternative fuels. There is a great alternative and much more environemtalist fuel for them . It is compressed natural gas that is used for cars and so popular all around the World.
Brazil is the fifth natural autogas user country all around the World. Argentina is the first country where people use natural gas for their vehicles. And I as a Turkish, I am afraid that Turkey has no place in this category. In Turkey, people will to profit by this cheap and environmentalist fuel but they can not take adventage of it because of lacking re-fuel stations. There are several re-fuel cng (compressed natural gas) stations around the country . That’s why CNG is still in dark in Turkey.
People do not intend to invest Money into this sector, because building a CNG fuel station need million dollars as I know, and investors need some support of the state for investing money into it. Turkey is not good at using CNG as an alternative fuel but within and without the region, it is one of the largest consumers of lpg.
Last month, I went to a west Black sea region tour with two sales specialist from the company to observe local lpg kits sellers in different cities around the region. What I saw during the tour is that everyday thousands of people convert their vehicles to LPG system and there is a huge lpg kit market in Turkey. And I figured out that increasing prices of gasoline does not agitate every citizen of Turkey, rather, such cases make kit sellers and autogas services so happy. When they hear that gasoline prices increased or will be increased, they begin to thank God, because when people hear the new increased prices, they start to rethink to convert their vehicles to lpg for saving more money. And autogas services make good business at that week untill to another increasing price news.
Until to find another and better alternative fuel, LPG is one of the most environmentalist and economic preferable fuel for vehicle owners in Turkey. If you are a Turkish, you have to pay much more tax both for your car and fuel together. There are still more than 2 million unconverted vehicles in traffic in Turkey and kit sellers aim to convert all cars to lpg in the future, not only provide a chance to save more money, but also participate to create a better environment.
Most of people afraid to convert their cars to lpg for a reason: The danger of explosion. If there was no danger, I think that the amount of unconverted cars would be less than 1 million today. Actually, there is no explosion danger today, because of the last technological sequential systems but people still not aware of this reality. Two decades ago converted vehicles did not converted properly and they cause not only a bad name for lpg but also cause danger in traffic today.
I wish that in the near future, we would see more CNG fuel stations and using CNG for our cars could spread to every corner of Anatolia. At that time, we could save more than when we use lpg and could avoid the danger of explosion of LPG. Because there is no explosion danger of CNG when we compare with LPG and gasoline.
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
A story that contains many!
Saturday, August 11, 2012
does someone look for some adventure?
