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Salam, Saya selalu hanya meletakkan maklumat dan artikel2 yang dirasakan 'bermaklumat' untuk dikongsi bersama rakan-rakan dalam blog ni. Tapi kali ini saya rasa saya perlu kongsi pengalaman saya dalam usaha meng'improve'kan ingatan/memori. Saya sekarang ini sedang membaca buku bertajuk  How to Develop a Super Power Memory by Harry Lorayne. Walaupun baru sampai chapter ke 5, saya sudah mampu mengingati perkara/barang yang tak mempunyai kaitan mengikut susunan atau aturan. Malah boleh ingatinya secara terbalik. Contohnya begini. Carpet, paper, bottle, bed, fish, chair, window, telephone, cigarette, nail, typewriter, shoe, microphone, pen, television set, plate, donut, car, coffee pot, brick. Impossiblekan nak ingat benda2 ni dalam masa beberapa minit, betul tak? Tapi ada caranya...sungguh mudah dan kelakar...Ia mengingatkan saya tentang cara saya belajar semasa sekolah  rendah dulu. Patutla orang selalu cakap" masa muda terang hati, senang hafal, b...

Rakan 1Klik: ‘Minta Tolong Settlekan’ Punca Rasuah : Bila sebut saja perkataan rasuah mesti terus terbayang di fikiran kita polis, imigresen, kastam dan agensi-agensi penguatkuasaan yang ...

THE MALAYSIAN CONSTITUTION The Malaysian Constitution is also known as the Federal Constitution. The Constitution is a document of written laws created and based on two earlier documents - The Federated Malay States Agreement of 1949 and the Merdeka Constitution of 1957. The Malaysian Constitution was also created under the advice of the Reid Commission that was set up to study the Constitution in 1956. The Constitution is deemed effective immediately after the country’s independence on 31 st August 1957. The concept behind the Constitution is as follows: The Constitution is the supreme law in the land It is the source of all other laws in the land No other institution in Malaysia supersedes the sanctity and the standing of the Constitution All other laws cannot contest the Constitution The Court has the power to invalidate any law created in Parliament if it deems such law is inconsistent with the Constitution; and Whilst the Yang di-Pertua...

GREEN CURES The herbs identified under the agriculture Entry Point Project (under the National Key Economic Areas) for the local herbal industry are ones that have held prized positions in traditional medicine for centuries. Indigenous to Malaysia, these plants have long been known for their medicinal and therapeutic uses: Pegaga Kacip Fatimah Mengkudu Dukung Anak Kacip fatimah  ( Labisia pumila ) Traditionally used as a tea to increase libido in women, this herb is also claimed to regulate menstruation, treat painful periods, encourage healthy conception, prevent vaginal infections, provide energy and resolve problems related to gas or constipation. Tongkat ali  ( Eurycoma longifolia ) Well-known as a male virility-enhancing herb, this plant is also purported to enhance energy in general. There are also claims that it has anti-malarial and anti-bacterial properties. Misai kucing ( Orthosiphon stamineus ) Popularly known as Java tea, this herb has been populari...

Many assumed that if one is not suffering from mental illness it means that he/she is mentally healthy; but that is not true according to mental health physician, because Mental Health is Not an Absence of Mental Illness. World Health Organization (WHO) defined Mental Health as the ability to maintain harmonious relationship with others, able to take part in community activities, and ability to contribute to community. The Malaysian Mental Health Policy defines Mental Health as follows: “Mental Health is the capacity of the individual, the group and the environment to interact with one another to promote subjective well being and optimal functioning, and the use of cognitive, affective and relational abilities, towards the achievement of individual and collective goals consistent with justice”. However, there is no line that neatly divides the mentally healthy from the unhealthy. There are many degrees of mental health. No single characteristic can be taken as evidence of good men...

20 TH ANNIVERSARY OF ASEAN-CHINA DIALOGUE RELATIONS ~ ASEAN-China: Mutually Beneficial and Win-Win Partners ~ OVERVIEW The year 2011 marks the 20 th anniversary of ASEAN-China dialogue relationship. ASEAN-China dialogue relation started when H.E. Qian Qichen, the Foreign Minister of the People’s Republic of China attended the opening session of the 24 th ASEAN Ministerial Meeting (AMM) in July 1991 in Kuala Lumpur as a guest of the Malaysian Government. China was accorded full Dialogue Partner status at the 29 th ASEAN Ministerial Meeting (AMM) in July 1996 in Jakarta. Since then, ASEAN-China cooperation has augment significantly be it in politic, social or economy for mutual benefit. China was the first dialogue partner of ASEAN to accede to the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation (TAC) in Southeast Asia at the 7 th ASEAN-China Summit in October 2003 in Bali, Indonesia. China also accedes to the Protocol of the Southeast Asia Nuclear Weapons-Free Zone Treaty (SEANWFZ). In line w...

Rukun Negara or the Pillars of the Country was declared on August 31, 1970 in conjunction with the 13 th Independence Day celebration. It was introduced following the May 13, 1969 incident that weakened the unity among the races in Malaysia. The purpose behind the formulation of the Rukun Negara was to shape strong and lasting unity between the different races in Malaysia. The principles found in it are clearly the key ingredient for national and racial harmony and unity hence ensuring success and stability for the country. Say your Rukun Negara in English. OUR NATION MALAYSIA  is dedicated to: ·        Achieving a greater unity for her people; ·        Maintaining a democratic way of life; ·        Creating a just society in which the wealth of the nation shall be equitably distributed; ·        Ensuring a liberal approach to her rich and div...