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Wednesday, February 23, 2011
aQue daN CintA qUE
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Yummmy Yummmy...
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Roti Canai
Another Malaysian favourite, the roti canai, is mainly catered in mamak stalls (Indian hawker stalls) or restaurants. It is made of dough that is made by mixing copious amounts of flour, water, and ghee together. The entire mixture is then kneaded, flattened, oiled, and folded repeatedly before being flattened for the very last time, coated with oil, and cooked on a flat iron skillet with plenty of oil. The perfect piece of roti canai would be flat, fluffy on the inside, yet crispy and flaky on the outside. This food, also known as the �flying bread' due to its method of preparation, is normally served with dal or �dhal' (lentil) curry or chicken curry gravy. It makes a good quick meal anytime due to its convenient and filling characteristics. The roti canai and teh tarik combo is a winning meal choice for busy individuals. Try your roti canai today at any mamak stalls nearby or go to these restaurants listed below.
Another Malaysian favourite, the roti canai, is mainly catered in mamak stalls (Indian hawker stalls) or restaurants. It is made of dough that is made by mixing copious amounts of flour, water, and ghee together. The entire mixture is then kneaded, flattened, oiled, and folded repeatedly before being flattened for the very last time, coated with oil, and cooked on a flat iron skillet with plenty of oil. The perfect piece of roti canai would be flat, fluffy on the inside, yet crispy and flaky on the outside. This food, also known as the �flying bread' due to its method of preparation, is normally served with dal or �dhal' (lentil) curry or chicken curry gravy. It makes a good quick meal anytime due to its convenient and filling characteristics. The roti canai and teh tarik combo is a winning meal choice for busy individuals. Try your roti canai today at any mamak stalls nearby or go to these restaurants listed below.
Destinati menarik d sabah
Tanjung Simpang Mengayau - The Tip of Borneo
Akhir-akhir ini dibangunkan untuk tujuan pelancongan, kawasan yang cukup dramatik ini menggambarkan penghujung barat lauttanah Borneo. Tanjung yang terletak di Semenanjung Kudat, kira-kira tiga jam setengah pemanduan atau sejauh 215 kilometer dari Bandaraya Kota Kinabalu. Diterjemahkan sebagai ‘Simpang yang Berpanjangan’, Simpang Mengayau menjanjikan pemandangan memukau yang melepasi Laut China Selatan. Alam semula jadinya cukup mempesonakan dengan pecahan batuan pasir yang membentuk pusaran dan tetingkat. Anda juga dapat menyaksikan rumah api di Pulau Kalampunian. Di sebelah kiri anda dapat menyaksikan Pantai Kalampunian, iaitu pantai yang tercantik di Kudat. Kesemua tarikan ini memerlukan sedikit tenaga kerana anda kena berjalan untuk pergi ke pancang bendera raksasa dan Glob dan akhirnya ke batuan singkapan granit. Turut tersedia gerai-gerai yang menjual minuman, cenderamata dan juga kemudahan tandas yang terletak di kawasan meletak kereta
Friday, February 18, 2011
Cinta VS Kawan
Satu hari CINTA & KAWAN berjalan dalam kampung... Tiba-tiba CINTA terjatuh dalam telaga.... Kenapa??
Kerana CINTA itu buta.. Lalu KAWAN pun ikut terjun dalam telaga... Kenapa??
Kerana... KAWAN akan buat apa sahaja demi CINTA !! Di dalam telaga CINTA hilang.... Kenapa??
Kerana... CINTA itu halus, mudah hilang kalau tak dijaga, sukar dicari apatah lagi dalam telaga yang gelap....Sedangkan KAWAN masih lagi tercari-cari dimana CINTA & terus menunggu.. Kenapa??
Kerana... KAWAN itu sejati & akan kekal sebagai KAWAN yang setia.... kan ?? so, hargai lah KAWAN kita selagi kita terasa dia BERERTI....
Walau kita punya couple, teman still paling setia..
Walau kita punya harta banyak, teman still paling berharga.
best fren forever
Tamu On Gaya Street
Gaya Street (Sunday Market)
Kota Kinabalu (Capital City)
Originally named Bond Street, Gaya Street located in the Kota Kinabalu Central Business District has been the centre of business for over a hundred years. The wooden shops with nipah roofs are long gone but here is where generations-old family businesses are still thriving passed down from father to son.
Kota Kinabalu (Capital City)
Originally named Bond Street, Gaya Street located in the Kota Kinabalu Central Business District has been the centre of business for over a hundred years. The wooden shops with nipah roofs are long gone but here is where generations-old family businesses are still thriving passed down from father to son.Every Sunday morning, the length of Gaya Street is closed off to traffic to make way for the Fair. Shop for anything under shady trees and over-sized umbrellas, like batik sarongs, fruits and flowers, arts and craft, footwear, antiques and souvenirs, cakes, even pets and herbs!. This is the best place to experience the cross-section of the local population when entire families enjoy a Sunday outing.
The Gaya Street Fair is on every Sunday from 6.30 am to 1.00 pm
Getting There
A short stroll from anywhere around the city or take public transport into town.
Bella
Bella is a female name. It is a diminutive form of names ending in -bella, such as Isabella andAnnabella. "Bella" is related to the Italian and Spanish words for beautiful.
Bella may also refer to:
- People
- Bella Abzug (1920–1998), American politician and prominent figure in the women's movement
- Bella Akhmadulina (1937–2010), Soviet/Russian poet
- Bella Darvi (1928-1971), Polish-born French actress
- Bella Davidovich (b. 1928), classical pianist
- Bella Flores (b. 1936), Filipina film actress
- Bella Freud (b. 1961), London-based fashion designer
- Bella Hardy, English folk musician, singer and songwriter
- Bella Igla (b. 1985), Israeli Woman Grandmaster of chess
- Bella Joseph, alleged Soviet spy
- Béla Károlyi (b. 1942), gymnastics instructor
- Bella Lewitzky (1916-2004), modern dance choreographer and teacher
- Bella Rosenfeld (1895-1944), wife of painter Marc Chagall and writer
- Bella Spewack (1899-1990), half of a husband-and-wife writing team
- Bella Thorne (b. 1997), American actress
- Ahmed Ben Bella (b. 1918), third President of Algeria
- Ivan Bella (b. 1964), Slovak Air Force officer and former cosmonaut
- Iván Bella (b. 1989), Argentine footballer
- Ján Levoslav Bella (1843-1936), Slovak composer, conductor and music teacher
- Martin Bella (b. 1964), Australian rugby league footballer of the 1980s and 1990s
- Michael Bella (b. 1945), German former footballer
- Rachael Bella (b. 1984), American actress
- Stefano della Bella (1610-1664), Italian printmaker
- V.J. Bella (b. 1927), former member of the Louisiana House of Representatives and former Louisiana state fire marshal
- Fictional characters
- Bella Swan, female protagonist of the Twilight series
- Bella Donna, the name of two characters in the Marvel Comics universe
- The Bella Twins (Brie and Nicki Bella), ring name of a professional wrestling tag team
- Places
- Bella (PZ), a city and commune in Italy
- 695 Bella, a minor planet
- Other uses
- Bella Center, a congress and exhibition center in Copenhagen, Denmark
- Bella (band)
- Bella (Australian band), country music trio
- Bella (film)
- Bella (leopard)
Mabul Island
Mabul Island
Semporna
Semporna
Mention Mabul Island and visions of swaying coconut trees and idyllic water villages come to mind. And that’s just above the water. Located only about 15 minutes by speedboat from the famousSipadan Island, Mabul has gained its own recognition as one of the best muck-diving (a term used to describe limited visibility dives at shallow sites with usually sandy bottoms) sites in the world.
Mabul is a small oval shaped island fringed by sandy beaches and perched on the northwest corner of a larger 200-hectare reef. The reef is on the edge of the continental shelf and the seabed surrounding the reef slopes out to 25–30m deep.
Mabul is also renowned for its amazing array of macrolife, making it an underwater photographer’s dream location to capture some of the rarest ecological species on film. Flamboyant cuttlefish, blue-ringed octopus, spike-fin gobies, frogfish and moray eels are just some of the spectacular critters you will encounter beneath the waters of Mabul.
Although all the excitement is underwater, you can always set your scuba gear aside for a day to laze onMabul’s soft sand to work on your tan.
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