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Barca's birthday wish
I subscribed newsletter from some football clubs and surprisingly the only club that wish me happy birthday is from Barcelona FC. Honestly, Barca actually are not my favourite club at this moment, thanks anyway, what a good way to appreciate your fans!
Click here to watch the birthday wish's video
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Sunday, March 13, 2011
The most typical human on the earth
National Geographic Magazine released a video clip, below, showing the most "typical" human face on the planet as part of its series on the human racecalled "Population 7 billion."
The researchers conclude that a male, 28-year-old Han Chinese man is the most typical person on the planet. There are 9 million of them.
The image above is a composite of nearly 200,000 photos of men who fit that description.
Don't get used to the results, however. Within 20 years, the most typical person will reside in India.
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Lelaki 39 isteri
ZIONA Chana adalah ketua kepada keluarga terbesar di dunia — dan dia berasa hidupnya ‘sangat diberkati’ kerana mempunyai 39 isteri.
Chana turut mempunyai 94 anak, 14 menantu dan 33 cucu. Mereka semua tinggal di kediaman empat tingkat yang mempunyai 100 bilik, dibina di tengah-tengah kawasan berbukit Desa Baktwang di wilayah Mizoram di India. Semua isterinya tidur di beberapa bilik tidur besar.
Chana, 66, memberitahu akhbar The Sun: “Hari ini saya rasa seperti hamba istimewa tuhan. Dia mengurniakan saya begitu ramai insan untuk saya lindungi.
Zathiangi, 69, bertanggungjawab membahagi-bahagikan tugas harian di rumah kepada isteri Chana yang lain, anak perempuan dan menantunya.
Setiap hari ada longgokan baju setinggi gunung menanti untuk dibasuh — dan semuanya perlu dibasuh dengan tangan.
Penyediaan makan malam pula memerlukan 30 ekor ayam, 66 kilogram kentang dan 110 kilogram beras untuk dimasak.
Selain menjadi ketua keluarga, Chana adalah pemimpin kepada fahaman yang membenarkan penganutnya berkahwin dengan seberapa ramai isteri yang diinginkan.
Chana yang dipanggil ‘Ka pa’ atau bapa oleh keluarganya mengahwini Zathiangi ketika dia berusia 17 tahun.
Dia adalah pewaris pemimpin kepada fahaman Chana yang percaya satu masa kelak mereka akan memerintah dunia bersama Jesus Christ.
Fahaman yang mendapat nama daripada datuk Chana iaitu Challian Chana itu membenarkan pengikut lelakinya berkahwin dengan seberapa ramai wanita yang mereka ingini.
Namun, ketika zaman kecilnya, Chana percaya dia tidak akan berkahwin sambil berkata: “Bapa saya mempunyai tujuh isteri dan tanggungjawab menjaga ketujuh-tujuh isteri adalah cabaran yang berat buat bapa.
“Apabila melihat dia dikelilingi wanita setiap masa, keadaan itu mematahkan hasrat saya untuk berkahwin. Namun, kehendak saya tidak sama dengan kehendak tuhan.” Kini Chana membahagi-bahagikan masanya bersama semua 39 isterinya — dia berkahwin dengan isteri terbarunya tahun lalu.
Dia juga mengahwini 10 wanita dalam setahun ketika berada di puncak kegemilangan dan tidur di katil besar, manakala semua isterinya perlu berkongsi di dalam satu bilik tidur seperti bilik asrama.
Dia membiarkan isteri barunya tidur berhampiran bilik tidurnya, sementara isteri lain tidur agak berjauhan. Namun, mereka bergilir-gilir meluangkan masa bersama Chana di bilik tidurnya.
Rinkmini, 35, seorang daripada isteri Chana berkata: “Kami selalu berada dekat dengannya kerana dia orang paling penting di rumah ini. Dia juga lelaki paling kacak di desa ini.” Dia berkata, Chana melihatnya berjalan pada satu pagi di desa itu kira-kira 18 tahun lalu sebelum menulis surat menyatakan hasrat untuk mengahwininya.
Seorang lagi isteri, Huntharnghanki berkata, hubungan antara semua ahli keluarga itu sangat baik. Sistem yang diamalkan dalam keluarga itu berdasarkan kepada kasih sayang dan saling menghormati antara satu sama lain.
Chana yang mempunyai 4,000 pengikut berkata, dia tidak akan berhenti daripada mencari isteri baru untuk dikahwini.
“Bagi meluaskan fahaman kepercayaan Chana, saya rela ke Amerika Syarikat sekalipun untuk berkahwin,” katanya.
Anak lelaki sulong Chana, Parliana, 50, berkata bapanya berkahwin dengan ramai wanita supaya dapat menjaga mereka.
Dia menegaskan: “Kebanyakan wanita yang dikahwini bapa saya adalah penduduk miskin dan yatim piatu di desa ini. Dengan mengahwini mereka, dia menjadi contoh terbaik dalam sejarah kehidupan manusia.
“Dia bukan saja ketua keluarga ini tetapi juga pemimpin kepada 4,000 pengikut fahaman Chana. Datuk saya pindah ke desa ini dan membangunkan masyarakatnya. Sejak itu, bapa saya meneruskan amanat datuk dan memikul tanggungjawab sebagai pemimpin di sini.
“Tugas mendidik adik saya sungguh berat, tetapi kami semua gembira dan mempunyai kehidupan baik. Dengan menyokong tugas bapa, saya rasa dekat dengan tuhan.” Parliana turut mengikuti jejak langkah bapanya walaupun dia perlu belajar lebih banyak perkara untuk menjadi pemimpin Chana.
Buat masa ini, dia mempunyai dua isteri dan 13 anak.
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Amazing Buildings
City of Arts & Sciences - Valencia, Spain
Sleek, sexy and sophisticated
A bold 21st century statement surrounded by gothic masterpieces, Valencia's City of Arts & Sciences is futuristic complex designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrva, as a present to his home city. It may seem a bit out of place in its surrounds, but it's a much needed breath of fresh air. Buildings include an opera house, aquarium and interactive science museum.
Walt Disney Concert Hall - Los Angeles, USA
A bold design in downtown Los Angeles
Since its completion in 2003, the Frank Gehry designed Walt Disney Concert Hall has become one of the most visited attractions in downtown Los Angeles. From its innovative 21st century design and crisp stainless steel curves to the exquisite internal acoustics; Walt Disney Concert Hall embodies the unique energy and creative spirit of Los Angeles. It's also been featured in numerous Hollywood movies.
Marina Bay Sands - Singapore
The world's largest public cantilevered platform
Billed as the world's most expensive standalone casino, Marina Bay Sands in Singapore is the very essence of style and extravagance. Impressive in both size and design, the crowning glory on this Singaporean masterpiece is a giant cruise ship-like structure, of course. The resort features a hotel, exhibition centre, Art & Science museum, seven "celebrity chef" restaurants, and much more.
St. Basil's Cathedral - Moscow, Russia
Like a fire surging towards the sky
Think eye-catching design is a modern invention? Think again. St Basils Cathedral, located at Red Square in Moscow, is a vibrant symphony of colour, creativity and extravagance built between 1555 and 1561. Like a flame rising to the sky, St Basils is unlike any other Russian building before or since.
La Sagrada Familia - Barcelona, Spain
One of Barcelona's greatest attractions
La Sagrada Familia is a large Roman Catholic Church in Barcelona, Spain. Commenced in 1882, with the legendary architect GaudĂ becoming involved a year later, the building is still only half complete. Even in its unfinished state though, Sagrada Familia is a magnificent sight; intricately detailed facades, forest-like internal columns, inspiring natural light, and colossal spires stretching towards the sky. Current estimates put the completion in 2026.
Selfridges Building - Birmingham, United Kingdom
One of the most photographed buildings in Birmingham
Selfridges, a chain of high end department stores in the UK, are known for their architectural excellence. Regarded as tourist destinations in their own right, Selfridges well and truly outdid themselves with the design of their Birmingham store - designed by architects Future Systems. Covered in 15,000 spun aluminium discs against a blue background, and looking more than a little like a fly's eye, it's definitely a must see.
Taj Mahal - Agra, India
The white-domed symbol of eternal love
One of the most recognisable landmarks in the world, the Taj Mahal in is a UNESCO World Heritage Site built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his third wife, Mumtaz Mahal. Built between 1632 and 1653, it's the finest example of Mughal architecture; combining elements from Persian, Islamic and Indian architectural styles. Impressive in size yet delicately beautiful, the Taj Mahal is renowned as a symbol of eternal love.
Petronas Towers - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
The tallest twin buildings in the world
Petronas Towers, the largest twin buildings on earth, are a defining landmark on the Kuala Lumpur skyline. Designed by Argentine architects and completed in 1998, the 88 floor towers are built of reinforced concrete with a glass and steel facade, and designed to resemble motifs found in Islamic art - a nod to Malaysia's national religion.
Ferdinand Cheval Palace - Hauterives, France
Proof that you don’t need to be an aristocrat to own a palace.
Le Palais IdĂ©al (Ideal Palace) was the creation of French postman Ferdinand Cheval, who spent thirty-three years of his life crafting his dream stone by stone. The work of one man, built mainly at night by the light of an oil lamp, it's an extraordinary example of naĂ¯ve art architecture. A triumph of will power, it’s an amazing sight that images simply cannot do justice.
Burj Khalifa - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
The world's tallest man made structure
Burj Khalifa, a magnificent skyscraper rising above the desert city of Dubai, is a record breaking achievement in engineering. From the base to the tip of the spire, its 825m high. To put that into perspective, that’s more than twice the Eiffel Tower. Not content with simply being the world's tallest building though, it’s also home to the world’s highest swimming pool, highest nightclub, highest mosque, highest outdoor observation deck, highest restaurant... you get the idea. Put simply, Burj Khalifa is the jewel of Downtown Dubai.
The BahĂ¡'Ă House of Worship (Lotus Temple) - Delhi, India
One of the most visited buildings in the world
The BahĂ¡'Ă House of Worship, most commonly known as the Lotus Temple, is one of the most well known attractions in Delhi. Completed in 1986, the Lotus Temple has won numerous architectural awards and been featured in hundreds of newspaper and magazine articles. Looking like an inwards facing Sydney Opera House, the flower-like design is remarkable. Since completion, it has attracted more than 50 million visitors.
Sultan Ahmed Mosque (Blue Mosque) - Istanbul, Turkey
An historic mosque in Istanbul
The Sultan Ahmed Mosque, more commonly known as the Blue Mosque, was built between 1609 and 1616, during the rule of Ahmed I. The design incorporates elements of Ottoman and Byzantine architecture, and is considered the last great mosque of the classical period. While still used as a mosque today, it's also a hugely a popular tourist attraction.
National Aquatic Centre - Beijing, China
Impressive by day, dazzling by night
Beijing's National Aquatic Centre, known to many as the Water Cube, was built for the 2008 Summer Games. Looking a bit like a giant box covered in soap bubbles, it’s impressive in the day and striking at night. Designed by Australian firm PTW Architects, and clad in over 100,000m² of ETFE pillows (a kind of plastic), it's the largest ETFE clad structure in the world.
St. Peter's Basilica - Vatican City
The crowning glory of Rome's skyline
St Peter's Basilica, known as the Basilica Papale di San Pietro in Italian, is a Late Renaissance church located within the Vatican City. A site of pilgrimage for millions, it’s regarded as one of the world's holiest Catholic sites. The exterior is impressive; an icon on the Roman skyline, but it's inside that the majesty becomes apparent. Enormous columns, intricately painted ceilings and detailed marble sculptures.
An interesting side note, St Peters isn’t the world’s largest church... that honour falls to the lesser known ‘Basilica of Our Lady of Peace of Yamoussoukro’ in CĂ´te d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast). Modelled after St Peters, the church was constructed from 1985-1989 at a cost of $300 million, doubling the countries national debt.
Shwedagon Pagoda - Yangon, Burma
The most sacred Buddhist pagoda in Burma
Shwedagon Pagoda, commonly known as the Golden Pagoda, is gilded stupa located in Yangon, Burma. Reaching a height of 98m, it's the most sacred Buddhist pagoda for the Burmese. Built in the 6th century, and added to over the centuries, the pagoda lies to the west of Kandawgyi Lake, on Singuttara Hill - dominating the skyline of the city.
Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Centre - Noumea, New Caledonia
A nod to the island's cultural heritage
Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Centre, designed by Italian architect Renzo Piano, is an ultra modern take on the island’s Melanesian culture. The series of 10 shell-like pods; each with different sizes and functions, resemble traditional huts and have a deliberately unfinished look as a reminder that the culture is continually evolving.
Dar Al-Hajar (Rock Palace) - Wadi Dhahr, Yemen
The jewel of the oasis
Dar Al-Hajar, a captivating five storey palace built for Imam Yahya in the 1930's, stands proufly atop a protruding rock formation in Wadi Dhahr, Yemen. Designed as a summer residence; it was actually built atop existing prehistoric ruins. Ornately decorated and affording stunning views, Dar Al-Hajar has been featured in numerous books about Yemen.
Porsche Museum - Stuttgart, Germany
Automotive museum in the Zuffenhausen district of Stuttgart
The Porsche Museum in Stuttgart is an eye-catcher. Designed by Delugan Meissl Associated Architects, it was created to be bold and dynamic, a reflection of the Porsche philosophy. Featuring more than 300 cars, as well as the Porsche archives and a special workshop for historic vehicles, The Porsche Museum is one of the city’s most popular attractions.
Click here to view the World's Most Unusual Hotels
Have you ever wanted to sleep in a coffin? Think sleeping beneath the sea is only found in a Jules Verne novel? Want a fresh and exciting holiday but can't find anything outside the norm? Look no further. We've done the leg work for you, and have found some of the most innovative hotels and resorts around the world. From undersea accommodation in Fiji to treehouses in India, there are some truly astonishing places to stay.
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Sleek, sexy and sophisticated
A bold 21st century statement surrounded by gothic masterpieces, Valencia's City of Arts & Sciences is futuristic complex designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrva, as a present to his home city. It may seem a bit out of place in its surrounds, but it's a much needed breath of fresh air. Buildings include an opera house, aquarium and interactive science museum.
Walt Disney Concert Hall - Los Angeles, USA
A bold design in downtown Los Angeles
Since its completion in 2003, the Frank Gehry designed Walt Disney Concert Hall has become one of the most visited attractions in downtown Los Angeles. From its innovative 21st century design and crisp stainless steel curves to the exquisite internal acoustics; Walt Disney Concert Hall embodies the unique energy and creative spirit of Los Angeles. It's also been featured in numerous Hollywood movies.
Marina Bay Sands - Singapore
The world's largest public cantilevered platform
Billed as the world's most expensive standalone casino, Marina Bay Sands in Singapore is the very essence of style and extravagance. Impressive in both size and design, the crowning glory on this Singaporean masterpiece is a giant cruise ship-like structure, of course. The resort features a hotel, exhibition centre, Art & Science museum, seven "celebrity chef" restaurants, and much more.
St. Basil's Cathedral - Moscow, Russia
Like a fire surging towards the sky
Think eye-catching design is a modern invention? Think again. St Basils Cathedral, located at Red Square in Moscow, is a vibrant symphony of colour, creativity and extravagance built between 1555 and 1561. Like a flame rising to the sky, St Basils is unlike any other Russian building before or since.
La Sagrada Familia - Barcelona, Spain
One of Barcelona's greatest attractions
La Sagrada Familia is a large Roman Catholic Church in Barcelona, Spain. Commenced in 1882, with the legendary architect GaudĂ becoming involved a year later, the building is still only half complete. Even in its unfinished state though, Sagrada Familia is a magnificent sight; intricately detailed facades, forest-like internal columns, inspiring natural light, and colossal spires stretching towards the sky. Current estimates put the completion in 2026.
Selfridges Building - Birmingham, United Kingdom
One of the most photographed buildings in Birmingham
Selfridges, a chain of high end department stores in the UK, are known for their architectural excellence. Regarded as tourist destinations in their own right, Selfridges well and truly outdid themselves with the design of their Birmingham store - designed by architects Future Systems. Covered in 15,000 spun aluminium discs against a blue background, and looking more than a little like a fly's eye, it's definitely a must see.
Taj Mahal - Agra, India
The white-domed symbol of eternal love
One of the most recognisable landmarks in the world, the Taj Mahal in is a UNESCO World Heritage Site built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his third wife, Mumtaz Mahal. Built between 1632 and 1653, it's the finest example of Mughal architecture; combining elements from Persian, Islamic and Indian architectural styles. Impressive in size yet delicately beautiful, the Taj Mahal is renowned as a symbol of eternal love.
Petronas Towers - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
The tallest twin buildings in the world
Petronas Towers, the largest twin buildings on earth, are a defining landmark on the Kuala Lumpur skyline. Designed by Argentine architects and completed in 1998, the 88 floor towers are built of reinforced concrete with a glass and steel facade, and designed to resemble motifs found in Islamic art - a nod to Malaysia's national religion.
Ferdinand Cheval Palace - Hauterives, France
Proof that you don’t need to be an aristocrat to own a palace.
Le Palais IdĂ©al (Ideal Palace) was the creation of French postman Ferdinand Cheval, who spent thirty-three years of his life crafting his dream stone by stone. The work of one man, built mainly at night by the light of an oil lamp, it's an extraordinary example of naĂ¯ve art architecture. A triumph of will power, it’s an amazing sight that images simply cannot do justice.
Burj Khalifa - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
The world's tallest man made structure
Burj Khalifa, a magnificent skyscraper rising above the desert city of Dubai, is a record breaking achievement in engineering. From the base to the tip of the spire, its 825m high. To put that into perspective, that’s more than twice the Eiffel Tower. Not content with simply being the world's tallest building though, it’s also home to the world’s highest swimming pool, highest nightclub, highest mosque, highest outdoor observation deck, highest restaurant... you get the idea. Put simply, Burj Khalifa is the jewel of Downtown Dubai.
The BahĂ¡'Ă House of Worship (Lotus Temple) - Delhi, India
One of the most visited buildings in the world
The BahĂ¡'Ă House of Worship, most commonly known as the Lotus Temple, is one of the most well known attractions in Delhi. Completed in 1986, the Lotus Temple has won numerous architectural awards and been featured in hundreds of newspaper and magazine articles. Looking like an inwards facing Sydney Opera House, the flower-like design is remarkable. Since completion, it has attracted more than 50 million visitors.
Sultan Ahmed Mosque (Blue Mosque) - Istanbul, Turkey
An historic mosque in Istanbul
The Sultan Ahmed Mosque, more commonly known as the Blue Mosque, was built between 1609 and 1616, during the rule of Ahmed I. The design incorporates elements of Ottoman and Byzantine architecture, and is considered the last great mosque of the classical period. While still used as a mosque today, it's also a hugely a popular tourist attraction.
National Aquatic Centre - Beijing, China
Impressive by day, dazzling by night
Beijing's National Aquatic Centre, known to many as the Water Cube, was built for the 2008 Summer Games. Looking a bit like a giant box covered in soap bubbles, it’s impressive in the day and striking at night. Designed by Australian firm PTW Architects, and clad in over 100,000m² of ETFE pillows (a kind of plastic), it's the largest ETFE clad structure in the world.
St. Peter's Basilica - Vatican City
The crowning glory of Rome's skyline
St Peter's Basilica, known as the Basilica Papale di San Pietro in Italian, is a Late Renaissance church located within the Vatican City. A site of pilgrimage for millions, it’s regarded as one of the world's holiest Catholic sites. The exterior is impressive; an icon on the Roman skyline, but it's inside that the majesty becomes apparent. Enormous columns, intricately painted ceilings and detailed marble sculptures.
An interesting side note, St Peters isn’t the world’s largest church... that honour falls to the lesser known ‘Basilica of Our Lady of Peace of Yamoussoukro’ in CĂ´te d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast). Modelled after St Peters, the church was constructed from 1985-1989 at a cost of $300 million, doubling the countries national debt.
Shwedagon Pagoda - Yangon, Burma
The most sacred Buddhist pagoda in Burma
Shwedagon Pagoda, commonly known as the Golden Pagoda, is gilded stupa located in Yangon, Burma. Reaching a height of 98m, it's the most sacred Buddhist pagoda for the Burmese. Built in the 6th century, and added to over the centuries, the pagoda lies to the west of Kandawgyi Lake, on Singuttara Hill - dominating the skyline of the city.
Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Centre - Noumea, New Caledonia
A nod to the island's cultural heritage
Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Centre, designed by Italian architect Renzo Piano, is an ultra modern take on the island’s Melanesian culture. The series of 10 shell-like pods; each with different sizes and functions, resemble traditional huts and have a deliberately unfinished look as a reminder that the culture is continually evolving.
Dar Al-Hajar (Rock Palace) - Wadi Dhahr, Yemen
The jewel of the oasis
Dar Al-Hajar, a captivating five storey palace built for Imam Yahya in the 1930's, stands proufly atop a protruding rock formation in Wadi Dhahr, Yemen. Designed as a summer residence; it was actually built atop existing prehistoric ruins. Ornately decorated and affording stunning views, Dar Al-Hajar has been featured in numerous books about Yemen.
Porsche Museum - Stuttgart, Germany
Automotive museum in the Zuffenhausen district of Stuttgart
The Porsche Museum in Stuttgart is an eye-catcher. Designed by Delugan Meissl Associated Architects, it was created to be bold and dynamic, a reflection of the Porsche philosophy. Featuring more than 300 cars, as well as the Porsche archives and a special workshop for historic vehicles, The Porsche Museum is one of the city’s most popular attractions.
Click here to view the World's Most Unusual Hotels
Have you ever wanted to sleep in a coffin? Think sleeping beneath the sea is only found in a Jules Verne novel? Want a fresh and exciting holiday but can't find anything outside the norm? Look no further. We've done the leg work for you, and have found some of the most innovative hotels and resorts around the world. From undersea accommodation in Fiji to treehouses in India, there are some truly astonishing places to stay.
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Thursday, February 10, 2011
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Ada Apa Pada Nama Huruf Pertama
A
Ramah dan murah senyuman. Mereka juga pandai menyesuaikan diri dalam pergaulan selain bijaksana dan cerdas. Kelemahannya, sangat mudah berasa hati, dan mudah mengeluarkan kata-kata pedas ketika meluahkan perasaan marah. Meskipun begitu marahnya mudah reda.
B
Ramah dan murah senyuman. Mereka juga pandai menyesuaikan diri dalam pergaulan selain bijaksana dan cerdas. Kelemahannya, sangat mudah berasa hati, dan mudah mengeluarkan kata-kata pedas ketika meluahkan perasaan marah. Meskipun begitu marahnya mudah reda.
B
Selalu tenang dalam menghadapi masalah yang rumit dan membahayakan dirinya adalah ciri penampilannya. Mereka juga sangat setia dan penyabar, yang menjadikannya amat disenangi dalam pergaulan. Kelemahannya, sangat mudah tersinggung.
C
Ramah dan pandai berbicara. Ini yang menjadikannya popular di kalangan rakan-rakan. Mereka tidak bersungguh dalam bertindak dan selalu menganggap masalah yang dihadapi adalah remeh.
Ramah dan pandai berbicara. Ini yang menjadikannya popular di kalangan rakan-rakan. Mereka tidak bersungguh dalam bertindak dan selalu menganggap masalah yang dihadapi adalah remeh.
D
Pendiam, bercakap hanya bila perlu. Sopan, berdisiplin dan kuat bekerja. Kelebihannya itulah yang menghasilkan kejayaan dalam mencapai cita-cita. Kelemahannya adalah selalu bimbang dan sukar mempercayai orang lain.
Pendiam, bercakap hanya bila perlu. Sopan, berdisiplin dan kuat bekerja. Kelebihannya itulah yang menghasilkan kejayaan dalam mencapai cita-cita. Kelemahannya adalah selalu bimbang dan sukar mempercayai orang lain.
E
Pandai dan penuh pertimbangan dalam menjalankan tanggung jawab. Sikapnya periang bila hatinya senang, tetapi suka berdiam diri apabila hatinya gundah dan boleh membuatkan hati orang lain terluka.
Pandai dan penuh pertimbangan dalam menjalankan tanggung jawab. Sikapnya periang bila hatinya senang, tetapi suka berdiam diri apabila hatinya gundah dan boleh membuatkan hati orang lain terluka.
F
Punya pendirian yang teguh, tidak mudah goyah dan keras kepala. Mereka juga sukar memaafkan. Tidak setia dan amat berhati-hati bila berbelanja.
Punya pendirian yang teguh, tidak mudah goyah dan keras kepala. Mereka juga sukar memaafkan. Tidak setia dan amat berhati-hati bila berbelanja.
G
Kerap murung dan bersedih hati. Pendiriannya mudah dipengaruhi. Tekun belajar ketika rakannya bermalas-malasan dan sebaliknya suka bermalas-malasan ketika rakannya sedang tekun.
Kerap murung dan bersedih hati. Pendiriannya mudah dipengaruhi. Tekun belajar ketika rakannya bermalas-malasan dan sebaliknya suka bermalas-malasan ketika rakannya sedang tekun.
H
Mudah simpati, bahasanya lemah-lembut. Tidak pernah melukai perasaan orang lain. Selalu tergesa-gesa dalam melakukan pekerjaan, suka berkhayal dan bercita-cita terlalu tinggi.
Mudah simpati, bahasanya lemah-lembut. Tidak pernah melukai perasaan orang lain. Selalu tergesa-gesa dalam melakukan pekerjaan, suka berkhayal dan bercita-cita terlalu tinggi.
I
Suka memendam perasaan dan permasalahan. Mereka juga mudah merasa curiga dan cemburu terhadap orang lain. Suka menangis.
Suka memendam perasaan dan permasalahan. Mereka juga mudah merasa curiga dan cemburu terhadap orang lain. Suka menangis.
J
Ramah dan murah senyuman. Mereka juga pandai menyesuaikan diri dalam pergaulan. Mudah merasa ragu dalam membuat keputusan dan tidak tegas.
Ramah dan murah senyuman. Mereka juga pandai menyesuaikan diri dalam pergaulan. Mudah merasa ragu dalam membuat keputusan dan tidak tegas.
K
Pandai berjenaka. Hari-harinya sentiasa ceria walaupun perasaannya gundah. Kelemahannya suka bercerita rahsia sendiri.
Pandai berjenaka. Hari-harinya sentiasa ceria walaupun perasaannya gundah. Kelemahannya suka bercerita rahsia sendiri.
L
Ramah dan pandai bergaul dan mempunyai ramai kawan. Tidak suka bergosip dan mencampuri urusan orang lain. Amat berhati-hati bila berbelanja. Kelemahannya, tidak menepati masa.
Ramah dan pandai bergaul dan mempunyai ramai kawan. Tidak suka bergosip dan mencampuri urusan orang lain. Amat berhati-hati bila berbelanja. Kelemahannya, tidak menepati masa.
M
Pandai dan kreatif, suka kelembutan dan jika dikongkong, mereka akan berontak. Senang dijadikan sahabat, kerana mereka tidak berkira. Kelemahannya, boros dan keras kepala.
Pandai dan kreatif, suka kelembutan dan jika dikongkong, mereka akan berontak. Senang dijadikan sahabat, kerana mereka tidak berkira. Kelemahannya, boros dan keras kepala.
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Baik hati dan rapi dalam berpakaian. Mereka suka menghulurkan tangan menolong orang lain tanpa memikirkan balasan. Kelemahannya, mudah bersedih hati dan kurang percaya diri.
Baik hati dan rapi dalam berpakaian. Mereka suka menghulurkan tangan menolong orang lain tanpa memikirkan balasan. Kelemahannya, mudah bersedih hati dan kurang percaya diri.
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Serba boleh. Suka memendam perasaan dan permasalahan serta sukar mempercayai orang lain. Akibatnya ramai yang menggapnya sombong dan suka memilih teman.
Serba boleh. Suka memendam perasaan dan permasalahan serta sukar mempercayai orang lain. Akibatnya ramai yang menggapnya sombong dan suka memilih teman.
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Pandai berjenaka dan selalu ceria. Punya banyak idea dan sangat kretif. Sering melakukan sesuatu yang belum dilakukan orang lain. Agak pendendam dan boros.
Pandai berjenaka dan selalu ceria. Punya banyak idea dan sangat kretif. Sering melakukan sesuatu yang belum dilakukan orang lain. Agak pendendam dan boros.
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Setia dan mudah memaafkan orang lain. Suka meluangkan waktunya untuk kawan-kawan. Keras kepala, sukar diatur dan mudah emosi.
Setia dan mudah memaafkan orang lain. Suka meluangkan waktunya untuk kawan-kawan. Keras kepala, sukar diatur dan mudah emosi.
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Pendiam dan bercakap hanya bila perlu. Tekun dengan kerja yang disukai dan bersungguh-sungguh dalam mengejar cita-cita. Suka mengkritik.. Dan sukar mengawal bicara ketika marah.
Pendiam dan bercakap hanya bila perlu. Tekun dengan kerja yang disukai dan bersungguh-sungguh dalam mengejar cita-cita. Suka mengkritik.. Dan sukar mengawal bicara ketika marah.
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Pandai dan tekun dalam mengejar cita-cita. Tidak suka pada orang yang suka memungkiri janji. Kelemahannya mudah tersinggung selain sukar menahan emosi. Jika sudah emosi marahnya meledak-ledak.
Pandai dan tekun dalam mengejar cita-cita. Tidak suka pada orang yang suka memungkiri janji. Kelemahannya mudah tersinggung selain sukar menahan emosi. Jika sudah emosi marahnya meledak-ledak.
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Sangat berdisiplin. Selalu mengerjakan sesuatu menurut aturan buku. Tidak suka mengelamun atau bermalas-malasan. Suka menonjolkan diri selain senang gugup, terutama bila bersalah.
Sangat berdisiplin. Selalu mengerjakan sesuatu menurut aturan buku. Tidak suka mengelamun atau bermalas-malasan. Suka menonjolkan diri selain senang gugup, terutama bila bersalah.
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Suka berterus-terang dan menyendiri. Naif baginya merugikan orang lain. Tidak tahan dengan kritikan dan kurang pandai menyusun kata-kata jika berbicara didepan orang ramai.
Suka berterus-terang dan menyendiri. Naif baginya merugikan orang lain. Tidak tahan dengan kritikan dan kurang pandai menyusun kata-kata jika berbicara didepan orang ramai.
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Tutur katanya lembut dan pemalu. Pandai meyesuiakan diri. Selain itu, mereka juga pandai menguasai orang disekitarnya dengan cerita-cerita yang memikat. Tidak suka berterus terang.
Tutur katanya lembut dan pemalu. Pandai meyesuiakan diri. Selain itu, mereka juga pandai menguasai orang disekitarnya dengan cerita-cerita yang memikat. Tidak suka berterus terang.
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Ramah dan mudah simpati. Sikapnya amat menawan. Punya toleransi yang tinggi dan ringan tangan. Keras kepala dan sukar diatur, tetapi hatinya boleh dilembutkan dengan kesabaran dan kelembutan.
Ramah dan mudah simpati. Sikapnya amat menawan. Punya toleransi yang tinggi dan ringan tangan. Keras kepala dan sukar diatur, tetapi hatinya boleh dilembutkan dengan kesabaran dan kelembutan.
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Budi pekertinya halus. Suka melakukan pekerjaan sosial. Mudah tersinggung dan tidak akan berbaik dengan mereka yang menyinggungnya.
Budi pekertinya halus. Suka melakukan pekerjaan sosial. Mudah tersinggung dan tidak akan berbaik dengan mereka yang menyinggungnya.
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Pendiam dan tidak suka menonjolkan diri. Ramai menganggapnya sombong walaupun sebenarnya mereka adalah sahabat yang baik. Tidak berani mengemukakan pendapat.
Pendiam dan tidak suka menonjolkan diri. Ramai menganggapnya sombong walaupun sebenarnya mereka adalah sahabat yang baik. Tidak berani mengemukakan pendapat.
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Pandai berjenaka dan menyesuaikan diri dalam pergaulan. Suka disapa terlebih dulu dan gemar menonjolkan diri
Pandai berjenaka dan menyesuaikan diri dalam pergaulan. Suka disapa terlebih dulu dan gemar menonjolkan diri
Saturday, January 22, 2011
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