Kakitangan kerajaan dapat bonus- teringat dulu2. (BM entry)

Salam,

Semalam riuh jugak di FB bila kawan-kawan seronok bila dapat bonus bulan Disember dan Januari nanti. Kalau dulu saya pun pernah bekerja dengan USM, jadi secara automatik merasa jugakla bonus bila bajet dibentangkan. Sekarang tak de dahla. Bagi saya memang dah tak de rezeki dah. Sekarang kena usaha lebih kalau nak dapat rezeki lebih. Kerja dengan syarikat swasta ni, tak pernah lagi merasa apa-apa bonus. Kena potong gaji adalah bila terpaksa ambik EL bila anak sakit.

Harap-harap kawan-kawan yang dapat bonus akan  meningkatkan lagi mutu kerja masing-masing. Yelah ramai yang selalu mengeluh, asyik mintak naik gaji tapi mutu perkhidmatan masih di takuk lama. Tak baguslah kalau macam tu kan. Bila orang dah bagi ganjaran tu, biarlah setimpal dengan mutu kerja kita.

Untuk yang berkerja dengan syarikat swasta, insyallah adala rezeki kita yang lain. Tak payah kita nak dengki pun sebab siapa yang nak lebih, kena berusaha lebih kan. Kalau berangan je tak sudah-sudah memang tak dela hasilnya. Macam Mat Jenin yang dah berangan jadi kaya masa tengah memenjat pokok kelapa tu. Sekali terjatuh dari pokok.

Oklah, rasa nak ulas lagi panjang tapi sekarang sibuk dengan projek terbaru. Insyallah kalau menjadi projek ni, akan saya kongsikan di sini. Doakan ye semoga projek saya akan berjaya.

What You Can Do to Keep Your Child Illness-Free During the Rainy Season

Salam,

The rainy season is always a wonderful time of the year because it cools everything down in the country. However, as much as people enjoy the weather, it can wreak havoc on your child’s health.

In 2007, there were 49,173 cases of dengue in Malaysia, with 181 cases happening for every 100,000 people. Most of the patients were children aged 0 to 15 years old, according to the Ministry of Health of Malaysia.  There are also specific strains of severe diarrhea that affect children the most in the country, according to a research done by Ch’ng, Lee, and Kirkwood published in 2011 in the journal, Emerging Infectious Diseases.  These are just a few of the illnesses that occur most during the rainy season.

What can you do? Here are some tips on how to protect your child from the illnesses and infections that the rain brings:

Dress you child up according to the season. Since it is rainy, your child needs protection. Get them a raincoat, a pair of rain boots, and teach them the right way to use an umbrella. You cannot risk your child soaking in the cold rain and floods. These are the ways on how your child can get in contact with harmful bacteria and viruses that are popular during the rainy season.

Drink clean water all the time. The best choice is distilled water so have an ample supply of it at home. You can also install a water purifier on your tap just to make sure that the water in your home is safe.

Talk to your doctor about vaccinations. There are some vaccines that can help build the immune system of your child against influenza and cholera. Your doctor can give you the right information on these and administer the shots on your child too. Get oriented on possible preventive measures that you can do for waterborne diseases like diarrhea and leptospirosis.

Teach your child the right way to wash hands. As a general rule, one must wash hands while singing two rounds of the happy birthday song while rubbing palms and fingers of both hands together with a generous amount of soap. Tell your kids to wash hands as much as they can to ensure cleanliness at all times.

Do not let water be stagnant around your home. If you see undisturbed water in and around your house, you can either throw that away or place a cover on it. Mosquitoes lay their eggs in stagnant water and these can grow to be dengue fever carrying mosquitoes. Protect your family, especially your children from this deadly illness.
It is important to have a balanced meal with lots of vitamins and minerals that will protect your child from all the possible illnesses during the rainy season. If the doctor recommends supplements such as vitamin C or probiotics, then heed this advise to add more protection for your child.

TAKEN FROM  MUM CENTRE.COM

 My opinion:

It's better to safe than sorry right? Thus we need to take some preventive measures to ensure our kids health. If we don't than who else can do it?

Something to ponder about.

Salam,

A wise man once said,

“When you came into this world you were crying & those around you were smiling in happiness. So live your life in such a way that when you leave this world you will be smiling & those around you will be crying at the loss!”

This highlights the importance of leading an exemplary life & preparing well for the day we meet our Maker!

Good people should not be celebrating at the news of our death!

How far have you prepared for the day you're going to leave this world? If you ask me, I'm frankly think that I haven't done that much and sometimes I worry too much about my business now and forget about the after life. It would be sad if no one even feel the loss after we pass away or even celebrating our death. Look what had happened to some leaders in some countries when the people celebrated their death.

WW: Meniarap dah.

Filem 786: satu rumor

Salam,

Saya terbaca status ini

Status Aaron Aziz:
Film 786 adalah sebuah film yg dibuat di Holland tentang lawak mengenai Nabi Muhammad SAW yang kita cintai.
60 juta masyarakat muslim dpt menghancurkan ekonomi Holland dengan waktu kurang dari 5 minit dgn cara mengirimkan pesan ini,
Mudah2han kita dapat menjawab pertanyaan dari Allah SWT kepada kita, ketika Allah SWT

menanyakan kepada kita nanti mengenai apa tindakan yang kita lakukan ketika Rasul yang dicintai Nya dijadikan bahan lawak?
Denmark telah mengalami kerugian...tolong jangan biarkan pesan ini berhenti. Seperti yg anda ketahui, semua surat kabar Denmark memuat lawak tentang Nabi Muhammad SAW dan sampai sekarang mereka juga tidak menyesal. Jom kita buat mereka menyesal dengan perbuatan mereka...
The Danish Ambassador, Perdana Menteri dan Denmark Nasional Channel; sekarang
sdg berusaha melakukan sesuatu utk menghentikan boikot yg dlakukan oleh umat muslim sejak 1 bulan lepas, dimana atas pemboikotan tersebut mereka mengalami kerugian sekitar £ 4 Miliar. Jika kita terus melakukan boikot terhadap produk2 Denmark dalam 7 bulan atau lebih akan mengakibatkan mereka dpt kehilangan £ 80 milyar. Percayalah, jangan stop untuk meneruskan pesan ini sebanyak mungkin kpd saudara-saudara muslim.., yakinlah anda dapat melakukannya dlm waktu 15 minit utk menyebarkan kpd saudara2 muslim lainnya....SECEPATNYA... INGAT RASULULLAH MUNGKIN AKAN MENANYAKAN KEPADA KAMU (MEMINTA JAWAPAN) DIHARI PEMBALASAN NANTI, APA YANG TELAH KAMU LAKUKAN KETIKA MEREKA MENJADIKANKU SEBAGAI BAHAN LAWAK? Adakah kita akan terus diam apabila Rasul tercinta yang akan memberi syafaat pada kita dipadang mahsyar nnti terus dihina? ALLAHUAKHBAR

 

 RUPA-RUPANYA SATU RUMOR YANG TIDAK BENAR SAMA SEKALI. BILA SAYA CUBA CARI DI YOU TUBE TIDAK ADA PUN FILEM BERKENAAN. YANG ADA CUMA FILEM HINDI. SAYA DAH TERSILAP KERANA TELAH BERKONGSI STATUS ITU DI AKAUN FB SAYA. ADA SESIAPA YANG LAIN YANG PERNAH DAPAT AMARAN BERKENAAN FILEM TERSEBUT?

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The first blind contestant in Masterchef.

Salam,

Watch this video first to see how this inspiring and determined blind contestant won the judges heart in Masterchef USA:

Christine Ha Is MasterChef's First Blind Contestant!

Article from People website: http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20601024,00.html

Chefs rely heavily on their sense of taste and smell to cook -- especially if they're blind like MasterChef contestant Christine Ha.

"I have to depend a lot more on the other senses to cook -- taste, smell, how certain ingredients feel," she tells PEOPLE. "I'll know if a piece of meat is close to being done by how it feels against my hand or utensils."

Christine, 33, has been diagnosed with neuromyelitis optica (NMO), a condition of the central nervous system that affects the optic nerves and spinal cord.

"The very first bout I had was in 1999," she says of the condition. "It only happened in one eye then. It didn't recover completely so I learned to adjust to seeing out of one eye. In 2004, it decreased to the level where I could no longer drive. In 2007, it decreased to where I am now. I have to use a cane to walk around or take somebody's arm and be guided."
Christine is ready to prove herself on the show, which premieres Monday (9 p.m. ET) on Fox. "It's hard to see ingredients," she says. "I have to figure out by smell and touch if an ingredient is fresh. Cutting with knives -- fortunately, I'm pretty careful and I have a proper knife technique. Since I've lost my vision, I've cut myself once. And it was minor. I've never had to get stitches. It's really about being organized, careful and using my other senses."

And she won't be getting any special help from the judges Gordon Ramsay, Graham Elliot and Joe Bastianich. "Joe, Gordon and Graham didn't treat me any differently," she says. "They told me what was wrong and right with my dish. There was constructive criticism. I feel like they judged fairly."
Still, nerves were a factor for Christine when she began the competition. "I had never been this nervous in my life -- even on my wedding day," she says. "It was the most anxiety I've felt in a day. It's already scary to be in an environment you can't soak up visually what's happening around you. It was challenging and scary."

WE HAVE WITNESSED SO MANY DISABLED PEOPLE ALWAYS DETERMINE TO PROVE THEMSELVES OVER AND OVER AGAIN. THEY LOVE TO DEFY THE ODDS AND NEVER FEEL THAT THEIR DISABILITY CAN STOP THEM FROM DOING WHAT THEY WANT OR TO PURSUE THEIR AMBITION. SOMETIMES I FEEL SO ASHAMED WHEN I FEEL HELPLESS EVEN THOUGH I FULLY CAPABLE TO CHANGE THE SITUATION.