Jatuh Tak Bangun-Bangun, Ini 4 Pesanan 'Usahawan Gagal' Di Jepun Buat Kita Semua

Setiap orang yang menceburi bidang bisnes dan keusahawanan pasti mahu berjaya. Namun, jalan menuju kejayaan itu bukanlah perkara yang mudah.

Pelbagai rintangan dan dugaan yang perlu ditempuhi untuk mencapai impian yang anda impikan. Mungkin sebelum ini anda pernah mendengar tips-tips perniagaan dari orang-orang hebat seperti Vivy Yusof, tetapi pernahkah anda mendengar tips-tips perniagaan daripada orang yang pernah jatuh dalam bisnes dan tak bangun-bangun?

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Baru-baru ini, seorang pengguna Facebook Isma Addi Jumbri berkongsi pengalaman beliau berjumpa dengan seorang usahawan gagal di Jepun. Usahawan itu memberi beberapa nasihat kepada orang ramai tentang apa yang perlu dilakukan supaya tidak menjadi gagal sepertinya. Jom, kita dengarkan pengalaman beliau:

"Brother Isma, can you send me to Sendai Eki (Station Sendai)", kata Dr. Sharwani seusai solat Jumaat yang lalu.Walaupun saya tidak berhasrat untuk ke bandar pada hari itu dan mahu pulang segera setelah solat Jumaat, namun permintaan lelaki tua berumur sekitar 60-an ini tidak berupaya untuk saya tolak.Simpati dan empati juga dengan nasib yang menimpa Dr. Sharwani. Kini, beliau memilih hidup sendiri setelah mengalami tekanan perasaan kerana kejatuhan dalam bisnes yang dibina.Sepanjang perjalanan ke Sendai Eki, kami berdua berbual mengenai kehidupannya sekarang. Rancak perbualan kami dari Masjid Sendai ke Eki sehinggakan dengan sengaja saya mengambil jalan jauh untuk mendengar kisahnya.Beliau sekeluarga merupakan warga India yang kini mendapat 'Permanent Residence' (PR) di Jepun. Mana tidaknya beliau telah menetap di Jepun lebih 20 tahun dan pernah berkhidmat di universiti di sini sebagai sensei.Masih teringat kata-katanya, "I want to live and die at here and Japan now is my place." Beliau tidak berhasrat untuk pulang ke negaranya dan ingin meninggal dunia di sini. Bagi beliau, Jepun telah sebati dalam hidupnya. Mana tidaknya, pengajian beliau bermula daripada Ijazah sehinggakan ke peringkat PhD di sini. Sepasang anak beliau juga turut dibesarkan di Jepun.Antara pesanan dan iktibar daripada kisah beliau yang dapat dikutip sepanjang pemanduan saya tidak lebih 60km/jam.

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Perjalanan dan perbualan bermula dari Masjid Sendai.
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1. Mulakan bisnes dari muda

Beliau seakan agak kesal kerana memulakan perniagaan pada usia yang agak lewat. Setelah pencen dan sebagai langkah meneruskan kelangsungan hidup di Jepun, beliau telah membuka kedai runcit dan restoran halal di sini.Masih teringat nostalgia dulu sewaktu mula-mula saya ke sini sendirian. Kedai runcit dan restoran beliau menjadi 'port' saya singgah di kala keseorangan. Orangnya ramah dan tidak lokek untuk berkongsi cerita. Namun, "diharapkan panas sampai ke petang, rupa-rupanya hujan di tengahari". Tak sampai setahun, bisnes beliau terpaksa ditutup.Oleh kerana usia sudah meningkat, kejatuhan bisnes ini menjadi ujian yang paling berat dalam hidupnya. Sehinggakan beliau mengalami tekanan perasaan bertahun lamanya. Atas sebab itu, beliau mengalakkan untuk sesiapa yang ingin berbisnes mulakan dari awal usia. Jangan dibazirkan usia muda dengan perkara yang sia-sia.

Kami menuju ke Sendai Eki (Station Sendai). Perjalanan dari Masjid Sendai ke Eki hampir 30 minit dengan pemanduan tidak lebih 60km/sejam.
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2. Sediakan dana kecemasan

Beliau turut mengakui kesilapan dan berasa kesal kerana menggunakan hampir kesemua duit pencen yang diperolehi untuk memulakan bisnes. Katanya hampir 10 juta yen (RM386,671) telah dihabiskan untuk kerja-kerja 'set-up' bisnes yang hanya mampu bertahan tak sampai 1 tahun itu.Lebih parah dan tertekan, tiada langsung simpanan dana kecemasan yang ditinggalkan. Hampir habis digunakan untuk bisnes tersebut. Sekejap sahaja duit pencen yang diperolehi, lebur hampir sekelip mata. Mujurlah beliau masih ada wang pencen bulanan sebanyak 100,000 yen sebulan bagi meneruskan sisa-sisa hidup beliau di sini.Sekadar ingatan buat diri sendiri, wang ratusan mahupun jutaan ringgit boleh habis dalam sekelip mata jika tidak beringat atau salah urus. Atas sebab itu, selalu saya ingat pesanan guru saya perlu ada sekurang-kurang 6 bulan dana kecemasan yang tidak diusik. Hanya digunakan di kala perlu atau benar-benar kecemasan. Bagi mereka yang berusia seperti saya, barangkali lebih banyak lagi diperlukan. Jika baru mula berniaga, mulakan dari kecil sebelum besar macam 'naga'.

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Gambar kedai runcit dan restoran halal milik Dr Sharwani sewaktu dibuka. Kini hanya tinggal gambar dan kenangan.
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3. PhD tak jamin sukses berbisnes

Beliau juga menyebut:"The way of businessman thinking is different (cara fikir orang bisnes berbeza)". Katanya, nak jadi orang berjaya dalam bisnes perlu berfikir cara lain dan berbeza dari orang lain. Beliau menyebut nama-nama seperti Brother Nawas dan Brother Zulfekar yang boleh dikategorikan usahawan Muslim berjaya di Sendai. Saya pernah kongsikan kisah Brother Zulfekar dan juga Brother Nawas dalam kisah 'Kaya Itu Mulia' dan 'Dunia Ditangan, Bukan Dihati' sebelum ini.Atas sebab itu, saya percaya bahawa ijazah dan tahap pendidikan bukanlah tiket, lesen mahupun indikator penentu sama ada seseorang itu berjaya dalam bisnes ataupun tidak. Saya sendiri walaupun memiliki Master Business Administration (MBA) belum tentu 100% boleh berjaya apabila memulakan perniagaan. Bisnes itu bagi saya merupakan pengalaman, perjalanan dan cubaan tanpa kenal erti putus asa.

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Kedai runcit dan restoran Dr. Sharwani telah diambil alih. Dulu 'halal' kini tidak lagi.
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4. Bersedia di kala tidak bersedia

Satu lagi beliau ingatkan yang orang bisnes perlu bersedia di kala tidak bersedia. Sekarang ini bagi beliau bisnes semakin mencabar. Sebagai contoh, ledakan bisnes online boleh menjadi 'batu halangan' mahupun 'batu loncatan' buat mereka yang bergelar usahawan.Bagi beliau, hanya mereka yang berupaya melihat 'batu halangan' sebagai 'batu loncatan' sahaja yang boleh berjaya dalam kehidupan dan bisnes.Perjalanan hampir 30 minit ke Sendai Eki sudah hampir sampai ke destinasinya."Brother can you stop me at AEON building (boleh berhentikan saya di bangunan AEON)", pintanya.Tanpa memanjangkan bicara saya menurut kehendaknya lalu berhenti di bahu jalan dan meninggalkan beliau di situ. Dari cermin belakang dan kejauhan kelihatan beliau melambai. Senyum dalam sugul dan kesunyiaan di raut wajah lelaki berusia 60-an itu.Hati saya terdetik, semoga Dr. Sharwani tabah dalam menghadapi ujian hidup ini. Didoakan juga semoga usahawan-usahawan yang pernah jatuh seperti Dr. Sharwani ini akan bangun semula suatu hari nanti. Harapannya jangan sampai jatuh tak bangun-bangun. Amin Ya Rabbal Alamin.Sekadar perkongsian dari kejauhan.Sayonara! Sampai berjumpa lagi.Tiada masalah dan silakan 'share' jika bermanfaat.#JanganJatuhTakBangunBangun#TravelogISMA

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Dulu bangunan ini dikenali sebagai Sakurano, kini bertukar menjadi AEON. Disinilah saya berhentikan Dr. Sharwani.
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"Inspired By The Pandemic" — Sarawakian Author Wins UK Children's Book Prize 2023

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Sarawakian author Nadia Mikail has won a children's book prize in Britain with her debut young adult novel, The Cats We Meet Along The Way, on Friday, 24 March

According to Sarawak newspaper The Borneo Post, The Cats We Meet Along The Way won an award for the older readers category, and came in first place at the Waterstones Children's Book Prize 2023.Nadia took home a trophy alongside GBP5,000 (RM27,236). The SMK Teresa alumni is from Kuching and is currently studying law in London, UK.The Waterstones Children's Book Prize is an annual award given to a work of children's literature published during the previous year.

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The story was heavily inspired by the time she spent separated from her family during the COVID-19 pandemic

According to The Guardian, the story follows a family’s trip across Malaysia during the apocalyptic end of the world.Nadia said that when she was writing the book, she imagined "sort of a worst-case scenario situation, like what would happen if the apocalypse was about to happen, and I was away from my loved ones.""In the midst of trying to kind of work out those anxieties through writing, I realised the only thing we can do is care for the people we love every day, and hope for a better future for them even when things seem hopeless," she added.

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The book has received countless positive feedback and commendations from the public, and Nadia couldn't be more proud

According to Britain's national bookshop chain, Waterstones believes that Nadia's prose sparkles in the growing market for older readers, and that the booksellers were overwhelmed by the tenderness woven through each chapter. "The moments of silence between the characters are as truthful and evocative as their conversations," wrote Waterstones head of children's Florentyna Martin."Nadia has ultimately crafted a novel of hope, set against an eventful road trip, that encourages us to share stories and dreams," she added.Nadia also took to her Instagram to share her joy in light of the celebrations."This story is so dear to my heart. I put so much of me in it — so many memories, so much hope, a huge complicated mix of emotions", wrote Nadia in the caption of  the post, the day she received her award."Receiving this award is life-changing, but knowing that you (the readers) had such faith in it is also a warm, bright feeling that will stay with me forever", she continued.

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In a conversation with SAYS, Nadia gave advice to aspiring local writers and believes that success is possible anywhere

Nadia said that the best thing she did as an aspiring writer to write as much as possible, urging others to write about their favourite characters in their favourite show, a story in a different author's style, poetry, songs, and anything they'd like. "It's a skill that can be honed like any other skill, and the only way I was comfortable with writing my first book was with a lot of writing beforehand. I would say read even more than you write!" said Nadia to SAYS.When asked if success as a writer is possible in Malaysia, she answered, "Success is obviously a subjective metric, but amazing writing definitely exists everywhere in Malaysia.""There's such a flourishing and ever-growing community of writers in Malaysia, not only those who are traditionally published but those whose works are in magazines, or online in less traditional publishing spaces," she added.

Congratulations, Nadia!


[VIDEO] "4 Tahun Tanggung Sakit" - Gadis Ini Akhirnya Berjaya Keluar Dari Hubungan Toxic

Hubungan cinta di antara dua insan istimewa sememangnya sangat bahagia

Namun begitu, bukan semua orang dapat merasakan kebahagian tersebut daripada pasangan masing-masing.Ada di antaranya perlu menghadapi dengan hubungan yang toxic sehingga menjadikan ianya satu mimpi ngeri.Begitulah yang terjadi kepada seorang gadis yang terpaksa menanggung segala kesakitan sepanjang berada dalam hubungan yang toxic bersama teman lelakinya.

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Terpaksa menanggung kesakitan dan derita selama 4 tahun

Menerusi satu video yang tular di TikTok itu, gadis berkenaan mendedahkan dirinya pernah berada dalam sebuah hubungan yang toxic.Dia sebelum itu bersama dengan bekas teman lelakinya selama 4 tahun menjalinkan hubungan cinta.Gadis berkenaan juga mengakui sudah banyak memendam hati kerana sering dikasari oleh teman lelakinya.Malah, apa yang lebih teruk apabila kesemua duit gajinya turut dihabiskan oleh lelaki tersebut dan dia terpaksa ikat perut untuk meneruskan kehidupan.

Berjaya keluar dari hubungan itu dengan kehadiran seorang lelaki yang baik

Justeru itu, dia juga berdoa agar lelaki tersebut berubah namun sebaliknya dituduh sebagai mata duitan pula.Akhirnya dia bersyukur kerana berjaya keluar dalam hubungan itu dan bertemu dengan seorang lelaki yang kini menjadi kekasih barunya.Pengganti barunya itu disifatkan sebagai seorang lelaki yang baik dan yakin boleh melindungi dirinya.

  @asylee_ Untuk perempuan yang pernah senasib, awak deserves better sayanggg ##fyp ##foryou ##fyp  original sound  - Asylee

Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen menyokong dengan tindakan gadis berkenaan yang membawa diri keluar daripada hubungan toxic itu

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Jangan pernah jemu untuk berdoa sebab Allah Maha Mendengar :)

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Pesakit Gastrik Boleh Berpuasa, Ini Tips & Langkah Anda Perlu Ikut Untuk Elak Sakit

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Ramadan adalah bulan di mana umat Islam diwajibkan menunaikan Rukun Islam ketiga iaitu menjalani ibadah puasa

Namun, bagi penghidap gastrik, mereka pasti berdepan dengan kesukaran untuk menahan lapar dan dahaga pada sebelah siang kerana bimbang diserang penyakit itu.Malah, masih ramai yang mempercayai mitos bahawa penyakit ini tidak boleh sembuh dan mereka tidak boleh berpuasa.Sebenarnya mereka ini bukanlah tidak boleh berpuasa, mereka boleh tetapi perlu mengikut beberapa langkah yang selamat untuk menghindari sakit itu.Jom kita lihat antara tips di bawah ini:

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1. Elak ambil makanan berminyak dan bergoreng

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Individu yang mempunyai penyakit gastrik dinasihatkan agar mengelakkan pengambilan makanan seperti, berempah, berminyak, bergoreng dan berlemak. Hal ini kerana ia boleh mendatangkan kerengsaan pada perut.

2. Elak minuman berkafein dan bergas

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Dari segi minuman, penghidap gastrik perlu mengurangkan atau mengelakkan minuman yang mengandungi kafein dan minuman bergas. Malah, minuman beralkohol. Anda dinasihatkan minum air kosong sekurang-kurangnya dua liter sepanjang malam pada bulan Ramadan.

3. Cuba berhenti merokok

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Selain itu, penghidap penyakit ini perlu menjalani gaya hidup sihat seperti termasuklah berhenti merokok kerana asap boleh memberi kesan kepada lapisan pelindung dalam perut. Jadi, kalau boleh cuba secara perlahan-lahan untuk berhenti merokok demi kebaikan anda.

4. Jangan makan terlalu banyak sewaktu berbuka

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Iyalah setelah seharian berlapar dan dahaga, pasti nafsu makan itu membuak-buak betul tak? Sehinggakan pelbagai jenis makanan yang dibeli. Namun, dinasihatkan agar anda tidak memakan kesemua jenis makanan terlalu banyak. Kalau boleh jarakkan pengambilan makanan anda.

5. Standby ubat jika keadaan tidak mengizinkan

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Begitupun, jika keadaan makin bertambah teruk dan tidak mengizinkan anda untuk berpuasa, ambillah ubat-ubatan dengan kadar segera. Sekiranya gejala masih tidak berkurangan atau tidak berubah, pesakit perlu terus mendapatkan rawatan serta-merta di jabatan kecemasan.

Kalau keadaan makin teruk, terus dapatkan rawatan okay!

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CU Convenience Store Is Opening 5 More Outlets In KL, Selangor & Putrajaya

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Seeing huge success with its first two outlets, South Korean convenience store CU is set to open five more outlets in Malaysia!

Earlier in March, it opened its first outlet in PJ, followed by a second branch in May at Bandar Puteri Puchong.Showing no signs of slowing down, the convenience store will open more outlets in KL, Selangor, as well as Putrajaya very soon.

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A spokesperson confirmed with SAYS that CU will open stores at the following locations sometime between May and June:

			1. SS15, Subang Jaya2. 1 Utama Shopping Centre3. Desa Petaling4. The KL Clinic (Rohas Perkasa KLCC)5. IOI City Mall, Putrajaya

Outlet in Desa Petaling.
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The store is popular for selling all kinds of South Korean snacks and street food, including tteokbokki, odeng (fishcake), dakgangjeong (fried chicken), and corn sausage, along with ready-to-eat meals

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Other than food, the convenience store also offers a selection of K-beauty products to get your skin glowing.

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Have you been to any CU outlet yet? Let us know!

Take a look at more of the yummy goodies we spotted at CU's first outlet:

                [PHOTOS] Here's A Glimpse Inside The 1st Korean Convenience Store CU To Open In Malaysia

It is opening tomorrow, 1 April!

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[FACT OR FAKE #21] It's Dangerous to Talk on Your Phone While Charging it

Is it dangerous to talk on the phone while charging it?

There are several cases of cell phones catching fire or exploding all of a sudden, thereby causing injuries to their owners. Most of these incidents seemed to have happened while the phone in question was charging.

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This year in 11 July, a 23-year-old Chinese stewardess Ma Ailun was allegedly killed by her charging iPhone 5. Here's her story:

                [NEW UPDATE] Death When Charging iPhone: Apple Starts Investigations

We've heard about the dangers of answering a call on the phone, but we did not expect that it would be so deadly. Her...

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And in July 10 2013, a Galaxy S3 exploded in woman’s pocket causing third degree burns

                Samsung Galaxy S3 Exploded In Girls' Pants Pocket

18-year-old Fanny Schlatter was at work, carrying her cellphone in her pocket when her Samsung Galaxy S3 reportedly e...

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So are phones really safe while they are on charging mode?

So are phones really safe while they are on charging mode?

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One of the greatest inventions of the 21st century, a cell phone is a device that has changed the face of communication. It's powered by a battery which gets exhausted when using the phone, and needs to be charged regularly.

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While charging, cell phones have, at times, exploded and caused electrocutions and fires. However, these have been linked to faulty or damaged batteries or unauthorized charging cords.

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Conclusion? It's neither fact nor fake.

FAKE: Using cell phones while they are being recharged poses a general and serious danger of electrocution. FACT: Cell phone batteries can sometimes explode and/or start fires.

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To prevent such mishaps from occurring, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends certain safety precautions:

1) Do not use fake batteries or chargers. 2) Do not speak on the phone while it is charging. 3) Plug off the mobile as soon as it is fully charged. Do not let the battery overheat.

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4) Do not charge a wet phone as the mobile phone circuit can be seriously damaged, and a current passing through the wet phone can cause it to explode. So, wait till the phone has dried up properly, and only then charge the phone.

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5) Damaged batteries should be replaced immediately. Avoid tampering with the battery and bringing it in contact with other metal objects in the vicinity of the phone.

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6) Avoid placing the mobile near heating appliances, or areas where it may get overheated, like sunlight, kitchen stove or gas, microwave oven, iron, or other radiation-emitting appliance.

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Malaysian Actress Calls Out Netizen For Saying Her Necklace Looks Like A Cross

What was meant to be a lovely photo of friendship turned controversial after a netizen asked actress Ramona Zamzam if the necklace she was wearing was a holy cross

The 29-year-old 'KL Special Force' star posted a photo on Instagram last Wednesday, 8 January, with a cheeky caption saying, "Guess who is the younger and older sister?"The photo shows Ramona seated at the doorstep of a rumah kampung with 22-year-old actress Intan Najuwa embracing her from the back.A lot of her followers commented that Intan is Ramona's younger sister.

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However, one netizen decided to spoil the harmless photo by asking if Ramona was wearing a holy cross on her chest

         View this post on Instagram            A post shared by RAMONA ZAMZAM Alashkar (@ramonazamzam) on Jan 11, 2020 at 9:47pm PST

"I am sorry, sis. What is the shape of the pendant? It looks like a cross," wrote a netizen.In a separate post, Ramona posted a photo showing a close-up of the necklace and a screenshot of the comment. The necklace turned out to be seashells and a starfish."Seriously, everything looks like a cross?" Ramona wrote in the caption. "I understand you want to be someone who is an expert in religion but becoming pious until it becomes negative is really uncalled for."

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Following Ramona's response, netizens flooded the comments section to support her view

A few netizens noted that the necklace looks more like a unicorn than a holy cross."It does not look like a cross at all. More like a unicorn," a netizen wrote."They get triggered so easily. Everything also looks like a cross to them," an Instagram user commented.Another netizen said in jest, "If it is shaped like a triangle, they will say it is Illuminati."

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Sumpah Kelakar Tengok ‘Persaingan’ Di Antara Beruk & Rider Ni. Siap Menganjing Pula Tu!

Beberapa hari yang lalu, seorang lelaki bernama Asri Nawawi telah berkongsikan satu video di laman sosial yang ternyata telah membuat ramai geli hati

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Manakan tidak, video yang dikongsikan Asri itu adalah berkenaan 'pertelingkahan'nya dengan seekor beruk yang dijumpai semasa dia sedang menunggang motosikal berkuasa tinggi melalui Gerik-Baling.

Dalam video berdurasi 3 minit yang dirakam oleh Asri itu, dia telah menceritakan keseluruhan kisahnya bergaduh dengan beruk tersebut.

Semuanya bermula ketika Asri sedang menikmati pemandangan indah di laluan Gerik-Baling secara solo.
Apabila tiba di puncak, dia telah berhenti seketika di bahu jalan untuk berehat sebelum diserang haiwan itu.

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Tanpa disangka, seekor beruk telah menyerang lalu menggigit kakinya. Dengan bantuan seorang lelaki, Asri berjaya melepaskan diri dan terus beredar dari kawasan itu.

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Tetapi, ekoran tertinggal beberapa peralatan kameranya semasa diserang haiwan itu, Asri memilih untuk berpatah balik ke lokasi kejadian. Namun begitu, beruk tersebut masih berada di situ, malah kelihatan seperti sengaja menakut-nakutkannya.

Tekad untuk mendapatkan semula peralatan yang tertinggal itu, Asri kembali ke lokasi kejadian keesokan harinya. Tak disangka-sangka, beruk itu masih berkeliaran di situ!

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Setelah beberapa percubaan, lelaki itu berjaya mendapatkan semula peralatan kameranya dan terus untuk beredar. Walau bagaimanapun, dia sempat merakam reaksi beruk itu yang telah 'tewas'.Yang kelakarnya, beruk itu siap buat muka dan menunjukkan reaksi seolah-olah memerli Asri.

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Ramai netizen yang menyatakan rasa geli hati mereka dengan telatah beruk berkenaan:

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Kupas Isu Tular Dari Sudut Islam, Sembang Viral Kembali Dengan Musim Kedua

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Kembali lagi dengan musim kedua, Sembang Viral tampil dengan segmen baharu

Rancangan yang mengupas isu viral ini telah berjaya mencuri perhatian penonton dan menerima sambutan hebat sejak diperkenal pada 13 September 2021.Sembang Viral yang mula bersiaran sebagai kapsul 10 minit, kini kembali dengan musim terbaharu bagi membincangkan isu-isu tular di media sosial daripada perspektif Islam secara santai bersama ahli panel jemputan.

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Sembang Viral akan dihoskan oleh Datuk Rosyam Nor selain turut menampilkan ahli panel jemputan yang terdiri daripada pendakwah bertauliah, peguam syarie, pakar motivasi dan selebriti jemputan.Lebih menarik, Sembang Viral juga tampil dengan segmen baharu 'Netizen Tanya' yang mana Datuk Rosyam Nor akan membacakan soalan-soalan daripada netizen berkaitan isu agama dan kehidupan.

Episod pertama bakal bersiaran mulai 1 Ogos 2022  di TV9

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Episod pertama untuk Sembang Viral musim kedua akan membincangkan topik 'Mempersendakan Agama' bersama ahli panel jemputan Ustaz Amin dan Caprice.Saksikan Sembang Viral Musim Kedua setiap  Isnin, jam 10:30 malam di TV9 atau strim secara langsung di www.tonton.com.my. Untuk maklumat lanjut dan perkembangan terkini program TV9, layari http://www.xtra.com.my/ dan ikuti laman media sosial rasmi Facebook, Instagram, Twitter dan TikTok TV9.

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9-Year-Old Boy Is Attacked By Crocodile While Swimming With Friends During High Tide

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On Tuesday, 23 May, a nine-year-old boy's swimming trip with his friends turned into a nightmare when he was attacked by a crocodile in Sandakan, Sabah

According to The Star, the boy was attacked by the reptile at around 1pm when he and his friends were swimming in the river near their home in Kampung Batu Putih during a high tide.The boy struggled to break free from the jaws of the beast and sustained bites to his hand, shoulder, and head.The boy's father came to his rescue took him to a private clinic.He received eight stitches on his hand and is currently in stable condition.

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Sabah Wildlife Department's Sandakan assistant officer Mozain Abbas said a wildlife team monitored the area after the incident

"After the water subsided, my team scouted the area but there was no sign of the crocodile," he said as quoted by Sinar Harian.He advised residents to stay alert and stop children from playing near the river.

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According to The Straits Times, there were two other crocodile attacks reported in Sabah this month.Another incident happened on the same day in Sandakan as well, where a 12-year-old boy was killed in a crocodile attack on Sumangat Payu island.The other attack took place early this month, where a 28-year-old man's torso was found after he went missing while washing his hands and legs near a riverbank in Beluran district.

Last year, a 56-year-old man saved himself from a crocodile by slapping it:

                Man In Kuching Saves Himself From Crocodile Attack By Slapping It

The incident happened when he was doing repair works at his house.

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Turut Tertekan Dengan Apa Yang Terjadi, Keluarga Suspek Hanya Mampu Ungkapkan "Maaf"

Sehingga hari ini rakyat Malaysia masih lagi terkesan dengan kejadian menyayat hati minggu lalu yang mana sebuah pusat tahfiz terbakar dan mengorbankan seramai 25 orang mangsa

Kebakaran yang berlaku di Pusat Tahfiz Darul Quran Ittifaqiyah ternyata dilakukan oleh sekumpulan remaja belasan tahun yang bermotifkan dendam atas insiden perebutan gelanggang futsal dan ejek-mengejek dengan pelajar-pelajar pusat tahfiz tersebut.

Baru-baru ini, Harian Metro melaporkan, seorang waris empat  remaja yang ditahan polis memohon maaf atas apa yang berlaku

Waris bagi dua beradik berusia 15 dan 16 tahun yang ditahan Jumaat lalu, meluahkan permohonan maaf kepada semua keluarga mangsa, pelajar dan tenaga pengajar terhadap kejadian yang menimpa.Dia yang juga sepupu kepada ibu suspek amat tidak menyangka dua anak sepupunya itu boleh terbabit dalam kejadian seperti itu.Katanya, dua beradik itu memang nakal namun sifat itu mungkin disebabkan mahu perhatian kerana ibu dan bapanya sudah berpisah.

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"Bagaimanapun dua beradik itu tetap rajin membantu ibunya berniaga dipasar malam untuk menampung kehidupan mereka yang turut tinggal bersama dua adik perempuan mereka."Keluarga kami tidak sangka kenakalan dua beradik itu sehingga ke tahap itu," katanya.

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Menurutnya lagi, ibu suspek sehingga kini masih lagi tertekan penahanan dua anaknya itu dan tidak mahu bertemu dengan sesiapa setakat ini

Ibu suspek dikatakan hanya berkurung di rumah sejak dua beradik tersebut ditahan.

Ibu mangsa kelihatan menangis di depan pusat tahfiz selepas mendapat berita berkenaan.
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"Jangan terlalu salahkan keluarga. Ibu mana yang mahukan anaknya berbuat jahat. Namun sekiranya siasatan mendapati mereka terbabit, kami bagi pihak keluarga reda sekiranya mereka dijatuhi hukuman."Bagaimanapun, biarlah pihak polis menjalankan siasatan terlebih dahulu," katanya yang enggan namanya disiarkan.

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Dalam pada itu, datuk kepada seorang suspek berusia 11 tahun, meminta maaf kepada keluarga dan waris mangsa yang terbabit dalam kebakaran itu

Dia yang juga bapa angkat kepada suspek 15 tahun berkata, dia memahami perasaan keluarga mangsa tetapi hanya perkataan "maaf" yang mampu diungkapkannya.

Datuk kepada seorang suspek berusia 11 tahun, meminta maaf kepada keluarga dan waris mangsa.
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"Saya minta maaf kepada keluarga mangsa atas kekejaman dilakukan anak angkat saya yang saya jaga sejak usia dua hari dan juga cucu saya yang baru berusia 11 tahun."Tiada ibu bapa atau ahli keluarga yang mahukan anak atau cucu berkelakuan sedemikian, saya juga sedih terbayang mayat mangsa yang ditemui dalam keadaan menyayat hati," katanya.

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Tambahnya lagi, cucu dan anak angkatnya adalah insan yang penyayang, namun cepat terpengaruh dengan rakan kerana lurus bendul

"Dua hari selepas kejadian, anak saya ada mengunjungi tempat saya bekerja di taman tasik ini dan meminta sebotol air kerana haus."Tiada sebarang kelakuan pelik ditunjukkan, dia ceria seperti biasa namun mengajak saya pulang ke rumah kerana katanya polis memenuhi pekarangan rumah," katanya.

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Sebaik sahaja tiba di rumah, polis mengambil gambar anak angkat dan cucunya sebelum membawa mereka pergi dan dia mengetahui pembabitan jenayah yang dua remaja itu lakukan.


DBKL Is No Longer Allowed To Clamp Illegally-Parked Cars From November Onwards

The Mayor of Kuala Lumpur has ordered the indefinite suspension of all clamping operations in the city starting from November 2018 onwards

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A meeting on the matter was held between Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) executive director Datuk Mahadi Che Ngah, senior officers from the legal and finance departments, and the parking operator Vista Summerose, The Star reported.

The decision was made after the mayor witnessed an incident involving a resident and DBKL officers at Taman Tun Dr Ismail recently

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Kuala Lumpur mayor Datuk Nor Hisham Ahmad Dahlan felt that such enforcement gave a negative view of his agency, Malay Mail reported.“The mayor said he felt he was the one being scolded by the resident, and the incident made DBKL look bad, so he decided to suspend clamping,” a source told The Star.

This is not the first time DBKL mulled suspending car-clamping operations

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According to Malaysiakini, DBKL decided to suspend clamping operations with immediate effect pending a review in May this year following requests of MPs.“This time, however, there is no turning back as the directive is from the mayor himself,” the source told The Star.

The suspension was implemented despite DBKL giving parking operator Vista Summerose authorisation to clamp cars

“Unfortunately, it is true and we are disappointed because we have a contract that clearly spells out that DBKL authorised us to clamp illegally parked vehicles,’’ Vista Summerose managing director Datuk Nik Haidi Nik Mohamad said.

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It could cost DBKL more than RM80 million in compensation as the parking operator has invested a lot on logistics alone

Datuk Nik Haidi is also concerned about the livelihood of over 100 Vista Summerose staff as they would be out of a job by November.

Additionally, traffic offences are expected to increase next month after the suspension comes into effect

“Clamping was the most effective enforcement method in easing congestion in Kuala Lumpur and we have proven it countless times in the past,’’ Datuk Nik Haidi said, adding that traffic would clear almost immediately when his enforcement team arrives at a congested area.

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DBKL clamps an average of 915 vehicles and over 3,000 cars get issued compound notices daily

Datuk Nik Haidi said that although DBKL offered discounts for traffic summonses last month, no one took it seriously.

To curb the problem of unpaid summonses, DBKL blacklisted those who did not settle theirs:

                DBKL Has Blacklisted Traffic Offenders Who Did Not Pay Their Samans By 30 Sept

Despite a 70% discount, DBKL was still RM98 million short of their collection target.

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How A Young Teacher's Determination And The Power Of The Internet Brought Sports Day Back

While we are battling traffic jams and rising toll rates, a young man willingly takes a 4.5-HOUR drive and boat ride through the rough plains of Bintulu every weekday, to do what he loves the most - teach

Cikgu Syamil on his way to SK Airport on a boat
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Muhammad Syamil bin Yahya, a 27-year-old from Simpang Pulai, Perak was transferred to a school in East Malaysia, SK Airport, located in the town of Belaga in Sarawak, at the tender age of 24, three years ago. Most of us, at that young age, would have just completed our tertiary education and would be excitedly looking forward to building a successful career with high hopes of a comfortable lifestyle in the near future. But, Syamil's dreams were different. He wanted to help, in his own small way, to educate young minds, that would hopefully one day be the movers and shakers of the nation, or even the world.

Fondly known as Cikgu Syamil, this enthusiastic young man started his career with SK Belaga as a 'Guru Data & Maklumat' (Data and Information teacher)

SK Airport, Belaga
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Being the Guru Data & Maklumat, Cikgu Syamil's tasks include information inputting, maintenance for all things related to technology, assisting with management tasks and also being in charge for curriculum and co-curricular activities. As it is common for small schools to have teachers who teach many subjects and juggle a great deal of responsibilities, Syamil is also the Sports teacher of SK Airport and the homeroom teacher for the Year 6 pupils.

His school, SK Airport, only has 104 students, as of today, so it falls under the category of 'Sekolah Kurang Murid' (SKM)

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SK Airport, located along the the longest river in Malaysia, Rajang River, was built back in 1966 and falls under the category of 'Sekolah Kurang Murid' [SKM] (Low Enrollment Schools), as classified by The Malaysian Education Ministry for all schools with less than 150 students.

Sadly, the number of students in a school, determines the amount of budget that the school is allocated. There are only 13 teachers.

Teachers and staff of SK Airport, 2015
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With that said, Syamil stressed that any misconceptions about having a lighter load of work with lesser students remains a myth. "Teachers here have to do the same amount of work as teachers in any other school, including the ones with more students," said Cikgu Syamil. With only 13 teachers at SK Airport, the teachers share a multitude of responsibilities, with many teaching more than one subject whilst handling management duties. Most students studying at this rural school are of native descents, mainly Sekapan, Kenyah and others.

SK Airport's Choral Speaking team was the 2nd runner up at district level, this year
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Amazingly, lack of funds and assistance from the government have not stopped Cikgu Syamil and teachers at SK Airport from making sure their students get the best of both worlds

Administration building of SK Airport
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The lives of these hardworking educators go beyond everything you can imagine. Not only do they need to teach, come up with lesson plans but they also have to find ways to teach creatively which would include forking out money from their own pockets to aid the students' learning processes. Rewarding the students when they perform well in either studies or sports is crucial as it keeps them motivated, given the fact that education and school life for them is very different from what urbanites go through.

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Is the government helping?
The government, according to Cikgu Syamil, is helping the school out by building classrooms that come with new tables and chairs, and recently, four brand new cabins were built for the teachers

SK Airport is a boarding school and the education ministry, in their efforts to help the students, ensure that boarding and meals throughout the year is funded by the government. "I understand that the location of the school plays a major role on why there is only so much the government can assist us with," lamented Syamil.

Computer lab, SK Airport
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Students' hostel, SK Airport
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Library, SK Airport
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New classroom funded by the government for SK Airport
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Library of SK Airport
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An image of one of the new classrooms at SK Airport
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SK Airport's Sports Day dilemma:
Sports Day is the BIGGEST event of the year not only for the students but their parents and the local community. It also requires a lot of work and money.

Sports Day 2012, SK Airport
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Unfortunately, organising Sports Day isn't the easiest task to accomplish for the teachers as it requires a lot of work and money. Instead of creating a fuss about what they don't have, the teachers have turned the setback into something completely amazing. While speaking to SAYS, Cikgu Syamil explained how creativity is truly the solution to many difficulties we face.

Realising the lack of sports equipment, the teachers decided to DIY them

Students of SK Airport
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Gotong-royong at SK Airport
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Think using used wood to create the tools needed for sit-and-reach tests, chairs for the students to check their pulse rate and tables for table tennis. The next time you throw out a mattress, know that the teachers at  SK Airport stack a few of those old mattresses, wrap them in plastic canvas and sew them together to create what they use for the students to fall onto during high jump activities.

The best part about these teachers is their sheer determination that comes with a great deal of positivity. According to Cikgu Syamil, they enjoy these little 'arts and craft' activities as it lets them explore their creativity and pushes them to keep working towards becoming better teachers.

Sports Day 2012, SK Airport
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Reminiscing his first year at SK Airport, Cikgu Syamil described how the whole village came together to help with all the preparations. Sports Day was like a festival.

Everyone, including the janitors, guards and villagers from the rumah panjang (longhouse) put a halt to their daily routines and pitched in to make sure that the sports event turned out well!

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Sadly, since Syamil joined, the Sports Day in 2012 was the first and last time the school managed to organise the event

Sports Day 2012, SK Airport
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Sports Day 2012, SK Airport
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Sports Day 2012, SK Airport
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Sports Day 2012, SK Airport
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The only gift that the school could afford to give to the winners during the sports day was little bars of soap wrapped in 'kertas minyak' (tracing paper). The students emulate their teachers' ability to look at the positive side of things. Cikgu Syamil mentioned how delighted and excited the students were, just to be able to be a part of the Sports Day.

When Cikgu Syamil found Give.my:
The phrase, 'when one door closes, another opens' is so apt in this situation. Just when Cikgu Syamil was desperately trying to find a platform to shed light on the school's situation, he discovered Give.my.

Kal and team
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Give.my is an online crowfunding site that raises money to help teachers from all around Malaysia, that are in need of funds to support plans and activities for their students.Founded by two forward thinking individuals, Kal Joffers and Felix Chong, this site is currently hosting 12 projects by local teachers and schools. One of it being, Cikgu Syamil's 'Relight the Sports Day'.

Kal Joffers, founder of Give.my
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Kal, the founder of Give.my, is also the co-founder and CEO of Tandemic, an organisation that helps businesses and non-profit organisations, build communities and social movement, thus creating awareness and expanding causes and businesses. He also writes for The Edge, the Stanford Social Innovation Review and has a monthly show with Business radio, BFM on a monthly basis. Check out his site here to know more about all the causes that he supports.

Felix Chong, co-founder of Give.my
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Meanwhile, co-founder Felix Chong is no stranger to the world of non-profit organisations, as he is the founder of SekolahKu, also another site that highlights Malaysian teachers' pet projects for their students and allows people to sponsor the projects.

The Sports Day fund-raising campaign:
Thanks to Give.my, Cikgu Syamil managed to put up a fundraiser on their site, detailing the need for funds to organise the Sports Day event at SK Airport this year.

Cikgu's Syamil's fundraiser for 2015 Sports Day at Give.my
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A screenshot of the amount the fundraiser has raised so far on Give.my
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Syamil specified in the site, that for a change, he wishes to provide the students with medals instead of soap bars as gifts this year and also buy 'tug-of-war' ropes for the event. Besides monetary donations, SK Airport would also accept donations in the form of used tug-of-war ropes.

The fundraiser is targeted to raise RM1,300 to purchase medals, tug-of-war ropes, sports attire for some of the students and overall expenses for the event

Proving to be the beacon of light in this situation, the fundraiser on Give.my has exceeded the amount that Cikgu Syamil wanted to raise, with RM1,350 collected, so far!

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“This amazing experience has helped me to grow into a better person and educator,” said Cikgu Syamil

For Cikgu Syamil, his experiences at SK Airport have been inspiring and uplifting as the students are always seen to be enthusiastic about education and everything that comes with it.The proud teacher, explained how the students at SK Airport are multi-talented and bright, citing examples of three Year 6 students, Mertha, Cornella and Sapira that not only aced their UPSR trial examination but also thrive in the school's netball team and are set to compete in the Sukan Pedalaman (rural sports event) in Bintulu. Syamil thinks the location of the school is perfect with the sprawling trees and rivers that allow the students to remain physically fit and active, naming the nature as the students' "jungle gym".

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With sky high hopes for his students, Cikgu Syamil thinks being able to hold the Sports Day this year would be the amazing as the children deserve to have a fulfilling school experience and understand the true meaning of education

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Local community always ready to help the teachers and students of SK Airport
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Students on the way to district sports day event by boat
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District Sports Day 2014
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Share this story and even better, help make Cikgu Syamil's sports day fund raising campaign a bigger success by donating now!

Meanwhile, another teacher in Petaling Jaya has transformed a failing school into one that is on the way to producing some of the top scorers of the nation:

                How A Determined Principal Transformed A Failing School Into An Award-Winning Success

From broken chairs, fans, vandalism, and tattered uniforms to receiving an award for having the highest jump in the P...

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Who Was Johnnie Before All That Walking?

WATCH: The story of the man who walked around the world, and never stopped

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Whiskey is enjoyed around the world, especially in France, UK and Australia

Whiskey is enjoyed around the world, especially in France, UK and Australia

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The world's largest distributor of scotch whiskey, Johnnie Walker and its army of coloured labels has been around for about 200 years to satisfy the world's thirst for whiskey

The world's largest distributor of scotch whiskey, Johnnie Walker and its army of coloured labels has been around for about 200 years to satisfy the world's thirst for whiskey

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Did you know that Johnnie Walker is real? The man behind the name was an orphan who worked as a grocer selling groceries, teas, and spirits at the age of 15 in 1819

Did you know that Johnnie Walker is real? The man behind the name was an orphan who worked as a grocer selling groceries, teas, and spirits at the age of 15 in 1819

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Born at Todriggs farm on the outskirts of Kilmarnock, John Walker was orphaned at the age of 14yrs. His trust fund purchased a grocer shop near Kilmarnock Cross, and young John Walker was put to work as a grocer.

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Although a purveyor of all spirits, Walker's own label whisky is reported to have been the best seller in and around the town of Kilmarnock.

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Although records show that the sale of whisky was becoming an ever important and profitable part of his trade, when John Walker died his business was still listed as a grocers shop.

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By 1830's, John Walker was a successful businessman but his business was destroyed by a flood in 1852

John Walker was by now considered to be an accomplished business man in the town, and was a member of the freemasons and the local trades associations.

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Kilmarnock Cross where John 'Johnnie' Walker set up shop as a grocer
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In 1852, a sudden flood virtually destroyed the John Walker's grocery business. But Walker's son, Alexander stepped in to help his father revive his enterprise. Business was thriving again in just a few years.

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John Walker produced his own blend of whiskeys, notably Walker's Klimarnock Whiskey and Walker's Old Highland

Johnnie Walker was originally known as Walker's Kilmarnock Whisky

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Prior to 1860 it was illegal to sell blended whisky. During that time John Walker sold a number of whiskies—notably his own Walker's Kilmarnock. In 1865 John's son Alexander produced their first blend, Walker's Old Highland.

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John Walker passed away in 1857, Alexander Walker took over the shop and vowed to turn his father's modest business into a global phenomenon

John Walker passed away in 1857, and Alexander Walk vowed to turn his father's modest business into a global phenomenon

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In 1857 Alexander Walker took over the business and renamed it Johnnie Walker and Sons.

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He fulfilled his promise to his dad by introducing the square-shaped bottles in 1870 for functional reasons that would later create a most iconic look for Johnnie Walker

Alexander Walker introduced the iconic square bottle in 1870. This meant fewer broken bottles and more bottles fitting the same space.

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Alexander Walker also set the label at precisely 24 degrees, a smart move that would later become uniquely Johnnie Walker

Alexander Walker also set the label at precisely 24 degrees, a smart move that would later become uniquely Johnnie Walker

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The real attention grabber is the label set at 24 degrees across the bottle to allow for a larger font size. Instantly recognisable, the look of the Johnnie Walker bottles is as iconic as Jack Daniel’s.

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From 1906 to 1909, John Walker's grandsons George and Alexander II heeded their destiny to guard their grandfather's life's work, and introduced the iconic colour labels

Johnnie Walker Blue: In this blend Johnnie Walker taps into the rarest and most exceptional whiskies from their stock, which happens to be the largest in the world, so they have a lot to choose from.  The whisky is intended to be in an early 19th century style with literally each whisky in the blend being hand selected by their master distiller for its exceptional quality.  It’s easily the smoothest and most complex of the Johnnie Walker family.
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Johnnie Walker Gold: A blend of 15 single malts, the Johnnie Walker Gold is a bit tougher to come by and has only been available outside the company since the 1990’s (according to the Johnnie Walker website itself).  This blend is created for smoothness with sweet notes and rich gold colour.
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Johnnie Walker Green: A blend using only malts from each of the four corners of Scotland.  In fact the four malts used are from producers many would be familiar with for their success as premium single malts in their own right.  Caol Ila, Talisker, Cragganmore, and Linkwood.  The bottle is labeled a 15 year old, meaning the minimum age of the whiskies making up the blend is 15 years.
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Johnnie Walker Double Black: The newest addition to the Johnnie Walker family, this scotch takes the Johnnie Walker Black as a general guideline but adds some additional heavily peated malts, as well as more whisky which has been aged in deepy charred casks.  This add’s darkness to the colour and strength to the flavour.
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Johnnie Walker Black: A blend of over 40 selected Whiskies from around Scotland.  The youngest scotch in the blend is aged a minimum of 12 years, allowing them to label the bottle as a 12yr old scotch.  The Black is created to have more depth and character than the Red and it certainly succeeds.
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Johnnie Walker Red: A blend of about 35 different malt and grain whiskies.  Some light whisky from Scotland’s East Coast and some dark peaty whisky from the West Coast. This is the base of the Johnnie Walker line-up.
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Sir James Stevenson, who took over the family business in 1908, was not a Walker, but he payed homage to the original founder in more ways than one

Sir James Stevenson, who was working with John Walker since 1888 took over and renamed it to pay homage to the original

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In 1908, when James Stevenson was the Managing Director, there was a re-branding of sorts. The whisky was renamed from Walker's Kilmarnock Whiskies to Johnnie Walker Whisky.

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In addition, the slogan, "Born 1820—Still going Strong!" was created, along with the Striding Man logo, a figure used in their advertisements to this day,created by illustrator Tom Browne, in honour of the founder, and given the same name.

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While at lunch with the Walker brothers, cartoonist Tom Browne sketches the Striding Man on the back of a menu card. His drawing goes on to become one of the first globally established advertising icons.

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The Striding Man, drawn based on John Walker himself, would become one of the first globally established advertising icons

This is how the JOHNNIE WALKER striding man looks like in the sun

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Fast forward to October 2013, Johnnie Walker is now a testament of luxury, comfort and fine living

Fast forward to October 2013, Johnnie Walker is now a testament of luxury, comfort and fine living

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Renowned journalist and alcohol enthusiast Christopher Hitchens says it best: “Johnnie Walker Black, breakfast of champions, accept no substitutes”

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Even our little part of the world enjoys the colour, complexity and smoothness of Johnnie Walker. Proof? See what went down at the Johnnie Walker Circuit Lounge in Singapore here:

One lucky partygoer won the honour of being driven home by Hakkinen himself as part of Johnnie Walker’s Ultimate Chauffeur Service, which in turn is part of the brand’s Join The Pact responsible drinking campaign.

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(From left) Senior Brand Manager of Johnnie Walker Malaysia Natalie Harley, Vodafone McLaren
Mercedes driver Jenson Button, and Yuaraja Krisnasamy, the grand prize winner of Johnnie Walker
Malaysia’s Step Inside The Circuit campaign.
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Watch fashion shows and see international DJs perform live after the race at Podium Lounge.

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Party with style in the elite Amber Lounge.

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 Johnnie Walker Circuit Lounge in Singapore
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Johnnie Walker Circuit Lounge
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Johnnie Walker Circuit Lounge in Singapore
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Gold Rush at JOHNNIE WALKER Circuit Lounge in Singapore
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Gold Rush at JOHNNIE WALKER Circuit Lounge in Singapore
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Gold Rush at JOHNNIE WALKER Circuit Lounge in Singapore
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Gold Rush at JOHNNIE WALKER Circuit Lounge in Singapore
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Gold Rush at JOHNNIE WALKER Circuit Lounge in Singapore
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Johnnie Walker Circuit Lounge in Singapore
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Johnnie Walker Circuit Lounge in Singapore
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Close to 1,500 guests turned out at the spectacular Marina Bay Sands for JOHNNIE WALKER®  CIRCUIT LOUNGE on 21 September 2013. The evening was a celebration for the senses, with stunning aerialists, violinists, and DJs coming together to create an incredible visual and audio experience for guests.

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Woman Trapped In Car After Alleged Drunk Driver Rammed Into Several Vehicles On The LDP

An allegedly drunk driver left a trail of destruction along the Kelana Jaya section of the Lebuhraya Damansara-Puchong (LDP) on Tuesday, 27 February after recklessly ploughing through several cars along the expressway

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In a Facebook post that has gone viral, a woman related how her mother's car toppled over after getting hit by the allegedly drunk driver, trapping her in the vehicle

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"While she was trapped in the car, she kept pressing the horn, but no one stopped to help until a police patrol van came to the rescue and pulled her out," she wrote, claiming that the errant driver collided with six or seven cars in the accident. At the time of writing, the post has been shared more than 1,500 times on Facebook since it was published on Wednesday, 28 February.

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According to her post, one of the victims whose car got hit managed to chase after the errant driver and caught up with him at a nearby shopping mall

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When confronted about his reckless behaviour, the driver became defensive and started shouting at the person recording a video of the confrontation.

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However, the woman wrote that the authorities are unable to arrest the man, as the case is only classified as an "accident" in the police report

"Authorities said they can’t arrest the man. Because it’s an 'accident'. Only fine for drunk driving and wait for court case," she explained in her Facebook post. It is worth noting that Section 279 of the Penal Code provides for reckless driving or riding, which carries a maximum jail term of six months or fine up to RM2,000 or both.

"I hate how people boast proudly on how they drink and drive. How selfish can they be?"

"I could have lost my mum on a Tuesday night, and worst, on my birthday just because a drunk irresponsible man doesn't care about his life," she lamented, adding that those who are too inebriated to drive should consider taking Uber instead.

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"Terus Berhenti Menangis" - Ramai Kagum Dengan Cara Ibu Diamkan Bayi Guna Hair Dryer

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Sudah menjadi lumrah setiap bayi yang baru lahir akan menangis sepanjang masa

Setiap ibu juga mencari pelbagai cara untuk menenangkan bayi itu supaya berhenti menangis. Ada yang mahu didukung, ada yang mahu diletak dalam buaian dan macam-macam lagi. Namun, tular baru-baru ini di TikTok apabila seorang ibu cuba menggunakan pengering rambut untuk diamkan bayinya telah mencuri tumpuan. Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @miamiftahf #funnyvideos #funnybaby #cutebaby #parentsoftiktok #parentingtips #babycry  original sound - Mia Miftah fm - Mia Miftah fm

Terus berhenti menangis bila dengar bunyi pengering rambut

Menerusi video berkenaan, kelihatan seorang bayi sedang menangis sambil dibaringkan di atas tilam biliknya. Apa yang lebih menarik perhatian adalah apabila ibunya menggunakan pengering rambut untuk mendiamkan bayinya itu. Sebaik saja ibunya memasang pengering rambut itu, bayinya terus terdiam dan berhenti menangis terdengar bunyi daripada pengering rambut.Ada juga netizen yang mengatakan kemungkinan bayi selesa dengan bunyi tersebut kerana bunyi itu seakan-akan bunyi dalam perut ibu. "Dlm perut mmng ada bunyi mcmtu.. sbbtu baby suka bunyi vacuum/hairdryer/Mesin mcmmni. saya dulu pasang bunyi whitenoise,download kt youtube."Lihat video sambungan itu di bawah:

  @miamiftahf #parentingtips #babysleeptips #babysleeping #whybabycry #sweetbaby #parenthood  original sound - Mia Miftah fm - Mia Miftah fm

"Yes, bunyi dalam perut atau rahim memang sangat bising. Tak percaya letak telinga kat perut sesiapa" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video itu yang kini meraih sehingga 700K tontonan, 73K tanda suka dan 2K komen di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut kagum dengan info yang dikongsikan oleh para ibu. Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Ajaib betul kan? Terus senyap baby tu tak menangis dah! :D

LIKE Facebook dan follow Twitter SAYS SEISMIK dan temui segala cerita mesti kongsi sekarang!

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Susah Nak Hafal Fakta Dalam Subjek Sejarah? Ini Tips Mudah & Cepat Untuk Bantu Anda

Subjek Sejarah adalah salah satu subjek yang memerlukan daya ingatan kuat dan pengetahuan am yang sangat luas

Pastinya ada sesetengah pelajar merasakan subjek ini sangat susah kerana perlu menghafal banyak fakta dan memerlukan masa yang lama untuk mengingati setiap bab.Mana tidaknya, para pelajar juga perlu fokus kepada beberapa subjek lain untuk mendapatkan markah yang cemerlang.Disebabkan itu, mereka perlu menjadi bijak untuk menguruskan masa bagi memastikan mempunyai masa yang cukup untuk mengulang kaji kesemua subjek.Berikut di bawah adalah antara tips yang anda boleh lakukan untuk belajar lebih efisien bagi subjek sejarah:

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1. Belajar topik yang sama tapi dengan cara yang berbeza

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Pasti anda selalu tertanya-tanya bagaimana untuk memastikan otak kita boleh mengingati sesuatu maklumat lebih lama bukan? Sebenarnya terdapat beberapa cara dan kaedah berlainan untuk merangsang otak.Antaranya adalah dengan cara:Menonton video mengenai sejarahMembaca buku teksMembuat latihan berulang kaliMembuat peta mindaBersoal-jawab dengan rakan-rakan

2. Buat nota ringkas dan padatkan dengan maklumat yang diperolehi

Gambar sekadar hiasan.
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Ini merupakan antara cara paling popular untuk menguasai sesuatu topik dengan cepat dan berkesan. Dengan cara ini, anda perlu menjadi lebih kreatif dan bijak supaya dapat meringkaskan dan memampatkan keseluruhan topik yang dipelajari.Nota ini juga boleh digunakan pada saat-saat akhir sebelum bermulanya peperiksaan. Anda hanya perlu merujuk nota tanpa perlu membuka semula buku teks yang tebal. Tetapi, pastikan anda menulis segala fakta dan maklumat dengan betul.

3. Membaca subtopic tertentu sebelum guru mengajar

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Jika dilihat kebanyakan pelajar suka menunggu cikgu yang memulakan sesuatu topik dulu daripada mencarinya sendiri.Kalau diikutkan, adalah lebih baik jika anda yang membaca atau mencari maklumat terlebih dulu tentang topik tersebut sebelum diajar oleh cikgu. Dengan membacanya lebih awal, anda boleh kemukakan soalan yang kurang difahami kepada cikgu semasa sesi pembelajaran nanti.Selain itu, ianya dapat membantu pelajar berasa lebih yakin dan seronok kerana mengetahui sesuatu topik itu terlebih dulu.

4. Lakukan proses ulangkaji secara berulang kali dan berterusan

Gambar sekadar hiasan.
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Kaedah ini memerlukan anda untuk lebih mendisiplinkan diri bagi memastikan anda mengulang kaji topik yang dipelajari berulang kali. Contohnya, katakan minggu ini anda mengulang kaji bab 1 dan 2, ambil sedikit masa pada minggu depan pula untuk kembali membaca nota yang anda buat untuk bab-bab tersebut.Proses ini sedikit sebanyak dapat membantu anda untuk lebih mengingati dan menjadi lebih kuat untuk masa yang lama.

5. Cuba mengulang kaji beberapa subjek dalam masa sehari. Jangan hanya fokus pada satu subjek saja.

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Rata-rata pelajar dilihat gemar memperuntukkan masa untuk mengulang kaji hanya satu subjek dalam sehari. Hal ini kerana mereka memberikan alasan untuk lebih fokus kepada subjek tersebut. Ternyata cara itu salah.Sebenarnya, cara yang berkesan adalah dengan megulang kaji beberapa subjek dalam masa satu hari. Seperti contoh, waktu pagi anda mengulang kaji subjek Sejarah, petang pula Matematik.Cara ini akan menjadikan otak anda 'dipaksa' untuk mencari pelbagai maklumat yang berbeza dalam tempoh satu hari. Proses ini dapat menguatkan lagi pemahaman dan penerimaan otak terhadap maklumat yang sedang dipelajari.

Jangan lupa anda juga kini boleh menonton DidikTV di ntv7 setiap hari dari 7 pagi hingga 12 tengah malam. Berikut di bawah adalah antara video tentang subjek Sejarah yang anda boleh tonton:

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Semoga perkongsian tips di atas dapat membantu korang semua untuk lebih memahami subjek Sejarah :D

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Our Male Colleagues Got Their Eyebrows Threaded... And The Pain Was TOO REAL

Some time ago, we subjected our male colleagues to the pain of waxing off their 'ketiak' hair. There was a lot of screaming... but our brave boys made it without shedding a tear. :p

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So we decided to level up on the pain! This time, we dragged the boys to Browhaus for a spot of eyebrow threading... which is A LOT MORE painful than waxing. Seriously, just look at that face.

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How did they hold up? Watch them endure the greatest pain of their lives HERE:

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A huge thank you to Browhaus @ The Curve for hosting us!

Browhaus also has an outlet in Avenue K, Kuala Lumpur. Check out their Facebook page and Instagram for more behind the scenes pics!

Previously, the boys got their underarm hairs waxed off for the very first time:

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"Nooooo, I'm not signing up for this!"

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"Ingat Mak Aku B*doh ke" - Wanita 'Terhibur' Ibu Terima Mesej Scam Konon Ugutan Bunuh Anak

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Zaman sekarang dengan perkembangan teknologi, macam-macam perkara kita boleh lakukan

Malah, teknologi kini juga telah sedikit sebanyak telah memudahkan tugas harian kita betul tak? Sosial media juga boleh dilihat dengan hanya di hujung jari. Pelbagai informasi kita boleh dapat.Namun, dalam pada masa yang sama kita juga perlu berhati-hati kerana teknologi juga boleh membahayakan kita. Tambahan lagi dengan kes penipuan dalam talian yang semakin berleluasa.Baru-baru ini, tular sebuah ciapan memaparkan seorang wanita hanya 'terhibur' melihat mesej yang diterima oleh seorang scammer telah mencuri perhatian ramai.Lihat ciapan itu di bawah:

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Kongsi mak pun dapat mesej scam dari nombor sama

Menerusi ciapan tersebut, kelihatan pada awalnya seorang individu berkongsi ibunya telah menerima satu panggilan yang mengatakan anaknya diculik.Mujur saja ibu individu itu terpedaya dengan panggilan tersebut. Menurutnya ia adalah taktik baru scammer untuk mendapatkan duit daripada orang ramai.Malah, tambahnya scammer itu menyasarkan golongan berusia saja.

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"Yang kelakarnya, WhatsApp ada DP" - Netizen

Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut memberikan pelbagai reaksi dan pandangan mereka.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, ciapan berkenaan telah meraih 6,460 retweets, 615 quotes tweets dan 6,594 likes di Twitter.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen daripada netizen di Twitter:

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Macam-macam lah taktik scammer sekarang!

Like Facebook, follow Twitter dan Instagram SAYS Seismik serta temui segala cerita 'mesti kongsi' sekarang!

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"Kuasa Allah" - Satu Rumah Dibanjiri Air, Bilik Solat Tetap Kering Buat Ramai Terpegun

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Berikutan banjir kilat yang melanda di beberapa buah negeri, ramai yang terkesan sehinggakan ada yang terkorban

Antara tempat yang dilanda banjir teruk ialah Shah Alam, Taman Sri Muda, Hulu Langat dan lain-lain tempat di negeri lain. Tidak dinafikan, banjir kali ini memang dikatakan paling teruk jika dibandingkan dengan tahun sebelumnya. Namun, perkara ajaib berlaku semasa banjir apabila sebuah video tular di TikTok baru-baru ini tentang bilik solat dilihat kering dan tidak dimasuki air telah mencuri tumpuan. Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @cik_juliaa Subhanallah.. Allahuakbar...kuasa Allah.. #fyp #fypviral #fypmalaysia #malaysiatiktok #fypindonesia #tiktokindonesia #tiktokforyou  bunyi asal - Juju - Juju

Seluruh rumah kena air, bilik solat saja yang kering

Menerusi video berkenaan, kelihatan seorang pemuda sedang merakam situasi rumahnya setelah dilanda banjir baru-baru ini. Apa yang lebih menarik perhatian adalah apabila dia mendapati bilik solatnya kering dan tidak terkena air langsung. Manakala, seluruh rumah dan bilik yang lain telah pun dibanjiri air dan kelihatan berselerak.

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"Subhanallah, semalam tengok video ustazah pasal Al-Quran tenggelam tapi tak basah, harini bilik solat pula" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video itu yang kini meraih sehingga 1M tontonan, 146K tanda suka dan 4K komen di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut terkejut dan terpegun tentang kuasa Tuhan. Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Allahuakbar, semoga perkongsian ini memberi pengajaran kepada kita semua.

Anda kini boleh membuat sumbangan menerusi Tabung Bencana NSTP-Media Prima yang akan disalurkan kepada mangsa-mangsa banjir yang terkesan bagi membantu meringankan beban mereka.
Setiap sumbangan yang diberikan amatlah dihargai.

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[VIDEO] This Monthly Bazaar In Eco Ardence Is The Next Place You Should Visit

If pop-up markets are your thing, then JIO Bazaar is the next place you should visit

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JIO Bazaar is a flea market that happens once a month at Ardence Labs in Eco Ardence. The theme of the bazaar changes every month, so you can be sure that every visit will bring about a different experience.

Here are some of the things you can expect to see there:

1. Live music performances

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There will be live bands playing chill hits all day long.

2. Pop-up stalls selling the latest fashion goodies

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Everything from the trendiest clothes to pretty accessories!

Watch the full video to see what else you can get at JIO Bazaar:

Eco ArdenceCheck out JIO Bazaar in Eco Ardence if you haven't! This monthly bazaar has different themes every time so every visit is a different experience!Posted by SAYS on Thursday, 31 May 2018

Ardence Labs is home to some of the hippest lifestyle outlets in the Klang Valley

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The lifestyle hub is located in close proximity to the Eco Ardence homes, making it a convenient place for residents to hang out and mingle with friends. You can do grocery shopping, chill at the many cafés, and even work out at the container concept gym there!

Follow Ardence Lab's Facebook page to find out when the next JIO Bazaar is happening


Video Of Kissing Skeletons Scores 15 Mil Views And Sends Heart Emojis Across The Internet

We're an extremely biased species. We judge others based on their skin colour, race, religion, gender, and a lot of other things.

"We shake our heads in disbelief. We marvel at the insensitivity and intolerance of others. But the uncomfortable truth is it's not just others, it's us," writes Lisa Sherman, President and CEO, Ad Council, in her column on the Huffington Post."In fact, research shows that we all have hidden biases towards those who appear different. It turns out that implicit bias -- that is, bias that we unconsciously hold and often times unknowingly exhibit -- is not a phenomenon confined to a small few. It's a type of "fast thinking" discrimination to which nearly all of us contribute."

Regardless of our declared beliefs, bias lives in all of us. So much so that when it comes to love, we make even more biased choices. But love in itself is not biased, and to prove that fact the Ad Council has released a PSA about bias and diversity.

Called 'Love Has No Labels', the video opens with gorgeous views of Santa Monica, California, shot on Valentine's Day. Two skeletons are seen kissing and embracing one another.

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The skeletons then emerge from both ends of the X-ray screen, revealing themselves - both women, to a much surprised crowd

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The 3-minute video shows many such significant others, friends and siblings who pose behind the x-ray screen. While the crowd sees kissing, dancing and hugging skeletons, the couples then emerge from behind revealing their differences to the crowd.

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Some are gay, some are different races, some are disabled of varying ages and others come from different religions. But, ultimately, the message remains the same: 'Love has no labels'.

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Watch the full video here that proves love isn't biased:

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The PSA promotes the Ad Council's year-long campaign, which extends online with stories and a quiz about bias. Powerful, it's designed to make people aware of their implicit biases!

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"We decided to take this on because we felt it was very important to encourage people, all Americans, to examine their unconscious biases," Ad Council president and CEO Lisa Sherman tells Adweek. "As much progress as we've made as a country, we absolutely still have more work to do."

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The "Love Has No Labels" website also includes stories from people who have experienced a form of prejudice, as well as quizzes and tips on how to stop implicit bias.

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The PSA has already struck a chord with viewers

Released on Monday, when Upworthy uploaded it on their Facebook page, the video has gone viral with more than 14.4 million views.

It has over 420,000 Likes and 1,094,000+ Shares

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These comments of strings of heart emojis and declarations of praise show how the general public feels about the video

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There's an all around acceptance for the video

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Indeed, love has no labels!

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