Cristiano
Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro also known as Cristiano Ronaldo was born on 5
February 1985 in Funchal, Madeira Portugal. Ronaldo is the youngest of four
children born to Maria Dolores and Jose Dinis. His father is a gardener and
often drank too much. His father has died because of kidney problem. Ronaldo’s
mother have to worked as a cook and cleaner to keep their children fed and
maintain some financial stability. Ronaldo started his carrier as a footballer
since he was 10 years old. As his godfather said, all he (Ronaldo) wanted to do
as a boy was play football. By early teens, Ronaldo’s talent and legend has
grown considerably. He signed with Sporting Portugal in 2001. However, Ronaldo
is did not disappointed because he showed his promise early in the 2004 FA Cup
Final. As lauded, Ronaldo was on the field for Manchester United, his
commitment to the club came under constant question. Cristiano
Ronaldo is one of my idol of footballer. I adore Ronaldo since I was in 12
years old. I like his attitude. I like the way he control the ball. He never
give up on whatever he did even though he know that his father has pass away. He
has won the gold shoe because he had work really hard for his carrier until he
can become one of the best footballer in the world. He again justified the high
tab when he put together one of the club’s finest seasons in history. Ronaldo
keep stayed strong because his mother suffer from the breast cancer. Ronaldo
keep on staying strong when his mother has passed away in 2007.
Monday, 22 February 2016
Sunday, 21 February 2016
5 Bad Beauty Habits
1. Not
removing makeup
·
Before sleeping, cleanse all traces of
makeup, oil and grime before bedtime to keep your face skin flawless and
complexion clear. Pores that are left clogged while you sleep because flaring
up rashes, pimples and skin allergies.
·
Wash your face before start doing any
exercise, whether at home or at gym. Makeup blocks pores and prevents sweat
from escaping resulting into pimples.
2. Popping
pimples
·
This is other most seen bad beauty habit. Do
not try to remove your blackheads, whiteheads or pimples with your nails or
fingers. Doing this can cause scarring and moreover the oil or grime from your
fingers may lead to more acne.
3. Touching
your face
·
Try to avoid touching your face with dirty
hands especially if you play a lot with your hair. When you touch your face
with hands, you transfer whatever is on your hands onto your face such as oil,
and grime which can lead to blemishes and aggravate your acne problems.
4. Bad
hair combing habits
·
Never try to untangle your hair by using a
hair brush as it leads to hair breakage.
·
Do not comb your hair when it was wet. As at
this time hair roots are loose and at its most vulnerable stage. It increases
your hair loss.
5. Over
plucking your eyebrows
·
Over plucking eyebrows makes you older. Moreover,
plucking gradually weakens your brows hair to a stage where sometimes they will
not grow back.
What Honey Can do?
The Uses of Honey – Face and
Skin
1. Acne
prevention
2. Anti-aging
3. Complexion
boost
4. Cleansing
How
to use honey on skin :
1. DIY Honey Mask :
The simplest way to use honey on the skin is to apply
a thin layer of it as a mask on your face. Raw honey works to unclog the skin
pores and at the same time moisturize the thirsty, dry skin. First wet your
skin a little bit, and then apply a thin layer of honey on the damp skin using
your fingers in circular motion. Let it sit on your skin for at least 30
minutes, and then gently wash it off with warm water. This DIY Honey face mask
will make your skin soft and radiant.
2. Honey
Spot Treatment :
Try treating irksome zits with honey. If you are
suffering from acne breakout, try to pacify it with honey instead of an
excessively drying over-the-counter acne cream. Apply it gently over the pesky
pimples on your face and let it sit on the spots overnight while you sleep. You
will find your skin less stressed in the morning. Its application diminishes
the blemishes as well. To give extra boost to your skin, use honey natural
cleanser made by mixing a little bit of tree oil and few drops of lavender oil
with the honey.
3. DIY
Honey Exfoliator :
Honey works as a natural exfoliator when mixed with
Baking Soda. Try this gentle scrub by mixing two parts honey with one part
baking soda. This works as an excellent exfoliator – whereas baking soda
exfoliates, the honey soothes and smooths the skin. Try this homemade honey
baking soda scrub once or twice a week. If you have time on weekends, you can
use this homemade honey scrub from head to toe – your arms, legs and feet.
Friday, 12 February 2016
Lemon & Health
Lemon
Lemon juice, especially, has several health
benefits associated with it. It is well known as a useful treatment for kidney
stones, reducing strokes and lowering body temperature. As a refreshing drink,
lemonade helps you to stay calm and cool. The health benefits of lemons are due
to its many nourishing elements like vitamin C, vitamin B6, vitamin A, vitamin
E, folate, niacin thiamin, riboflavin, pantothenic acid, copper, calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium, zinc, phosphorus and
protein. Lemon is a fruit that contains flavonoids, which are composites that
contain antioxidant and cancer fighting properties. It helps to prevent
diabetes, constipation, high blood pressure, fever, indigestion and many other
problems, as well as improving the skin, hair, and teeth. Studies conducted at
the American Urological Association highlight the fact that lemonade or lemon
juice can eliminate the occurrence of kidney stones by forming urinary citrate,
which prevents the formation of crystals. People use lemons to make lemonade by
mixing lemon juice and water. Many people also use lemon as a washing agent,
because of its ability to remove stains. The scent of lemon can also repel
mosquitoes, while drinking lemon juice with olive oil helps to get rid of gall
stones. Lemon is well known for its medicinal power and is used in many
different ways. As per the results reported in a study by the Annals of the
Rheumatic Diseases, lemon provides protection against inflammatory
polyarthritis and arthritis.
Other uses of lemon :
Sarawak Black Pepper Chicken
Ingredients :
1.
1kg boneless chicken
2.
1 table spoon of cornstarch
3.
Onions
4.
Cooking oil
5.
¼ oyster sauce
6.
1 teaspoon dark soy sauce
7.
1 teaspoon Sarawak black pepper
8.
½ Sarawak white pepper
9.
1 teaspoon wine
Method :
1.
Mix together all the sauce in a small bowl and
set aside.
2.
Cut chicken into a small dice.
3.
Heat 1-2 cups cooking oil.
4.
Place cornstarch in a small bowl and begin to
dust chicken pieces, shaking off excess.
5.
Fry in hot oil in small batches until crispy
and golden about 2-3 minutes, then drain it.
6.
Remove oil from wok and discard.
7.
Heat 1 tablespoon oil in wok and stir-fry onion
about 1 minute.
8.
Add sauce mixture to wok along with chicken and
stir to coat everything evently.
9.
Serve it with hot steamed rice.
Sibu, The Swan City
Swan that be the symbolic of Sibu Town
Sibu
is a quiet town along the Rajang River where the Chinese population forms a
majority. Sibu is the main tourist gateway to the Upper Rajang River, alongside
you will find numerous authentic towns and many Iban and Orang Ulu longhouses.
In and around Sibu, you can enjoy numerous recreational parks, a wonderful
night market, a huge central market and many nice Chinese restaurants with
delicious local dishes. In the central area of Sarawak along the Rajang River
the town of Sibu forms an entry to a wonderful part of Borneo as tourists visit
Sibu for the longhouses and many Chinese cultural attractions. The town has a
population of over 265,000.
Sibu Central Market (outside)
Sibu Central Market (inside)
One of the attaraction in Sibu
is Taman Jubli Bukit Aup.
Animals I want to Keep Before I Die.
I come from the family that really loves animals. Those are the animals that I really want to keep before I die.
1. Tiger
2. Lion
3. Dolphin
4. Shark
5. Cobra
1. Tiger
2. Lion
3. Dolphin
4. Shark
5. Cobra
Thursday, 11 February 2016
Bako National Park
A
National Park since 1957, Bako offers the perfect introduction to Sarawak’s
forests and wildlife. The park covers the northern tip of the Muara Tebas
peninsula, an area of 27 sq km. Despite its seemingly small size, Bako
contains a wide range of vegetation – swamp forest, scrub-like ‘padang’ vegetation,
mangrove forest, dipterocarp forest, delicate cliff vegetation and
more. In fact, at Bako it is possible to see almost every type of
vegetation found in Borneo. Bako also contains a rich variety of wildlife and a
coastline covered with small bays, coves and beaches. The park has a
number of well-marked trails offering interesting walks ranging from short
pleasant strolls to serious full-day hikes. Unlike some national parks,
visitors to Bako are almost guaranteed to see wildlife. Long-tailed
macaque monkeys and silver leaf monkeys are ever present, wild boar are often
found rummaging around the park HQ, squirrels and monitor lizards are also
common. There is every chance of seeing the rare and unusual proboscis monkeys
on trails such as Telok Paku and Telok Delima, particularly if you go late
afternoon. You are more likely to see wildlife if you quietly follow the
trails and keep listening. For example, you’ll probably hear the crash of
vegetation before you are able to locate a proboscis monkey high up in the
forest canopy.
Bako
also has some good white sand beaches that provide perfect resting spots in
between jungle treks. Telok Pandan Kecil is perhaps Bako’s best
beach. After an hour or so the Telok Pandan Kecil trail comes to a rocky
headland. The view down to a beautiful secluded bay, and the thought of a
swim in the cool waters, has a magical effect on tired calf muscles. The
following 20 minute descent suddenly becomes more enjoyable. All of the
beaches are bordered by limestone and sandstone cliffs, and the action of the
sea has left some remarkable rock formations, such as the famous Sea Stack.
Here video about Bako National Park
Wednesday, 10 February 2016
Song that remind me of Him :')
Grandpa (Left)
Amazing Grace is one of his favourite song. I used to called him "Babai" because in Bidayuh language, grandfather we called as "babai". When I was small, babai always sing this song for me so. Whenever I hear this song, automatically my tears will drop. After he had passed away two years ago, no one sing this song for me. So, here his favourite song. Amazing Grace
Amazing Grace is one of his favourite song. I used to called him "Babai" because in Bidayuh language, grandfather we called as "babai". When I was small, babai always sing this song for me so. Whenever I hear this song, automatically my tears will drop. After he had passed away two years ago, no one sing this song for me. So, here his favourite song. Amazing Grace
Bidayuh - The Land Dayak
Bidayuh Traditional Costume
Bidayuh is the collective name for several indigenous
groups found in southern Sarawak. These groups are categorized as one because
their language and culture is similar. The Bidayuh itself means ‘inhabitants of
land’. Over time this group has been known by many names. During the White
Rajah’s time, they were known as Land Dayaks, but were officially named Bidayuh
by the Sarawakian government in 2002.
Some Bidayuh community lives
in small villages close to Kuching, while the others close to the border of
Indonesia such as Serikin and Tebedu. They include six main dialectical subgroups:
Bau-Bidayuh, Biatah-Penrissen, Bukar-Sadong, Padawan-Sembaan, Rara and Salako.
They mostly lives in mountainous areas, from one hillside to another, living
solely on plantation. Before the British era, they were all believe in Animist,
but today, many of them were Christian and some becoming a Muslim.
Monday, 8 February 2016
Sarawak Ethnic Cuisine.
Ayam Pansuh/Chicken
Bamboo Recipe
Chicken in Bamboo or
usually know as “Ayam Pansuh” is exotic food that very popular in Sarawak.
Ingredients (Marinate) :
·
½kg chicken
·
Gingers
·
Onions, Garlics
·
Lemon grass
·
Cassava leaves
·
Salt
·
Young bamboo
Optional Ingredents :
·
Turmeric stump
·
MSG
·
Fermented durian
·
Black pepper
Method :
1. Before
using the bamboo, fill it with water for ½ -1 hour to clean the inside and
encourage the water to seep in.
2. Marinate
all the ingredients together. Leave some of tapioca leaves to cap the bamboo
later on.
3. Emptied
the water from the bamboo. Fill it with the marinated chicken.
4. Do
not compact all chicken. Let it loose lightly.
5. Do
not forget to cap the bamboo with tapioca leaves.
6. Cook
over pit fire-charcoal or stand about 60-80 degree.
7. Pansuh
is cooked if the water start to gurgle at the cap.
8. Serve
the pansuh into the bowl.
Monday, 25 January 2016
National Service
National Service? Yes, I
knew that not everyone are willing to join PLKN. But I’m so lucky that I have
been chosen to join. The three-month program, which is started in December 2003
began as way to encourage friendship between youths of certain ages from
different races and ethnic groups. But, this program was halted for one year in
2015 due to the federal government’s efforts to cut spending.
I was stationed at Kem PLKN Similajau, Bintulu Sarawak. I have never come
before this even Bintulu only four hours from Sibu. That is why I can’t wait to
get there. Bintulu is a city that produce natural gas. Bintulu is a developing
city.
From Sibu to Bintulu trip takes about four hours from Sibu. I was sent by
my two uncles during the registration at Dataran Sibu. I have mix feeling that
time because on the other side of I felt excited and the other side I felt sad.
I felt sad because I have to stayed far from my family. I learned many things while in national service's camp.
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