halal and melamine

hello blogger,

this might be interesting to you because maybe one of os had ate this one. make sure you all take it very seriously. i got this information from my friends and from my reading. those day until today the china milk poisoning incident make everyone afraid to look at the daily news report(news paper also)

everyday, the reports are changing. no one can clearly tell us what to eat and what not to eat.

1. what really is poisoned milk?

-it is milk powder mixed with " MELAMINE"

2.what is melamine used for?

- it is an industrial chemical used in the production of melawares.

as a muslim also we must aware about the the halal product because nowadays certain fatories is taking advantages in our country to manupulate the halal logo. we also must always visit the halal malaysia every week to see ourself about the product realese in the market.

halal logo

to know all about halal food or product we go to this website. please click below and u will get the information

http://www.halaljakim.gov.my/

tomato

everyday we eat the tomato at the food or we eat just like that.. but we only know how to eat but knowing a little bit of knowledge of health benefit of the fruit. so this is why i'm sharing the benefit to human being who eat it..

Solanum lycopersicum

Nutritive Values of Tomato : Per 100 gm.

• Vitamin A : 1,000 I.U.

• Vitamin B : Thiamine .06 mg.;

• Vitamin C : 23 mg.

• Vitamin K : amount uncertain

• Calcium : 11 mg.

• Iron : .6 mg.

• Phosphorus : 27 mg.

• Potassium : 360 mg.

• Protein : 1.0 gm.

• Calories : 20

Health Benefits of Tomato

1. A large consumption of tomato can help improve skin texture and color.
2. Tomato is a good blood purifier.
3. Tomato helps in cases of congestion of the liver (protects the liver from cirrhosis) as well as for dissolving gallstones.
4. Tomato is a natural antiseptic therefore it can help protect against infectionNicotinic acid in tomatoes can help to reduce blood cholesterol, thus helps prevent heart diseases.
5. Vitamin K in tomatoes helps to prevent hemorrhages.
6. Tomato contain lycopene (the red pigment in tomato), this pigment is a powerful antioxidant that can also fight cancer cells.

international marketing 2

global marketing revised via video. this is what i'm learn about international marketing yesterday enjoy this video.

international marketing

what is international marketing? this week i learn about this syllbus and it not very difficult if we know what it defination is it. so i will desribe you a little bit what the meaning is.

defination:

international marketing is simply the application of marketing principles to more than one country. However, there is a crossover between what is commonly expressed as international marketing and global marketing, which is a similar term. for the purpose of this lesson on international marketing and those that follow it, international marketing and global marketing are interchangeable.

or

" At its simplest level, international marketing involes the firm in making one or marketing mix decisions across national boundaries. at its most complex level, it involves the firm in establishing manufacturing facilities overseas and coordinating marketing strategies across the global

doole and lowe (2001)

facebook

coret-coret di ini hari aku main facebook, dah macam menjadi rutin harian nak lekang dari social network pun susah.. aish..... dah menjadi satu addict macam letak dadah je(rasanya lah :)). tapi apa boleh buat, kawan2 ramai guna facebook ni so nak connect dorang lebih senang guna macam ni dah ada chat di situ(xperlu guna YM or SKYPE, etc). dunia pun sekarang serba maju dan internet pun di mana-mana boleh access tak macam zaman kita sekolah menengah(tahun 2000). masuk je tahun Y2K terus berubah dari segi ekonomi dan traf hidup. macam-macam dah berlaku. dulu myspace sekarang facebook lepas ni apa pula?? tapi facebook ni la memberi banyak pengaruh kepada pengguna berbanding social network yang lain. tapi macam mana pun dunia dah moden kita gunakan sahaja peluang yang ada. see ya all.. peace.. :)

health benefit of cucumber

Cucumber is a vegetable that belongs to the same family as pumpkins, zucchinis and other squashes. It has a dark green skin, which reveals whitish or very light green flesh, when peeled. There are basically two types of cucumbers - the pickling varieties and the slicing varieties. Of these, the pickling variety is relatively small, around 2 - 4 inches long. Most of us know that cucumbers have cooling properties and are extremely good for bringing relief to the eyes in summers. However, they are associated with a number of other health and nutrition benefits too. To know about them, read on.

Nutritional Value of Cucumber

Given below is the amount of nutrients in 100 gm of raw, unpeeled cucumber

Nutritional value per 100 g (3.5 oz)
Energy	65 kJ (16 kcal)
Carbohydrates	3.63 g
Sugars	1.67 g
Dietary fiber	0.5 g
Fat	0.11 g
Protein	0.65 g
Thiamine (Vit. B1)	0.027 mg (2%)
Riboflavin (Vit. B2)	0.033 mg (2%)
Niacin (Vit. B3)	0.098 mg (1%)
Pantothenic acid (B5)	0.259 mg (5%)
Vitamin B6	0.040 mg (3%)
Folate (Vit. B9)	7 μg (2%)
Vitamin C	2.8 mg (5%)
Calcium	16 mg (2%)
Iron	0.28 mg (2%)
Magnesium	13 mg (4%)
Phosphorus	24 mg (3%)
Potassium	147 mg (3%)
Zinc	0.20 mg (2%)

Health & Nutrition Benefits of Eating Cucumbers

• Raw cucumber, when applied on the skin, can help reduce heat and inflammation.

• The diuretic, cooling and cleansing property of cucumber makes it good for skin.

• Fresh cucumber juice can provide relief from heartburn, acid stomach, gastritis and even ulcer.

• Placing a cucumber slice over the eyes not only soothes them, but also reduces swelling.

• Daily consumption of cucumber juice helps control cases of eczema, arthritis and gout.

• Cucumber has been found to be beneficial for those suffering from lung, stomach and chest problems.

• The potassium in cucumber makes it useful for the problem of high and low blood pressure.

• Cucumber contains Erepsin, the enzyme that helps in protein digestion.

• Cucumber juice is said to promote hair growth, especially when it is added to the juice of carrot, lettuce and spinach.

• Cucumber juice, when mixed with carrot juice, is said to be good for rheumatic conditions caused by excessive uric acid in the body.

• Cucumber can prove to be beneficial for those suffering from diseases of the teeth and gums, especially in cases of pyorrhea.

• Being rich in minerals, cucumber helps prevent splitting of nails of the fingers and toes.

• Cucumber has been associated with healing properties in relation to diseases of the kidney, urinary bladder, liver and pancreas.

• Those suffering from diabetes have been found to benefit from the consumption of cucumber/cucumber juice.

GECKO

Geckos are small to average sized lizards belonging to the family Gekkonidae, found in warmclimates throughout the world. Geckos are unique among lizards in their vocalizations, making chirping sounds in social interactions with other geckos. Gekkonidae is the largest family of lizards, with an estimated 2,000 different species worldwide and many others likely yet to be discovered. The name stems from the Javanese word Tokek, inspired by the sound these animals make.

Geckos come in various colors and patterns such as purple, pink, blue and also white.

Some are subtly patterned and somewhat rubbery looking, while others are brightly colored. Some species can change color to blend in with their environment or with particular temperatures. Some species are parthenogenic, which means the female is capable of reproducing without copulating with a male. This improves the gecko's ability to spread to new islands. However, in a situation where a single female gecko populates an entire island, said island will suffer from a lack of genetic variation within the geckos that inhabit it. The Gecko's mating call sounds like a shortened bird chirping which attracts males when they are around so the female can create a baby with more genetic variation by using sexual reproduction instead of asexual. Geckos also make a quality pet for small households. They can live and breed in small tanks or terrariums. They must have proper living space to survive. The average temperature in the day should be between 78 and 88 degrees Fahrenheit (25 and 31 degrees Celsius) and at night temperatures should not go below 72 degrees Fahrenheit (22 degrees Celsius) inside the tank. Proper foods for the geckos range from small baby crickets, roaches, phoenix worms and manufactured diets such as crested gecko diet. Many have a sweet tooth and like fresh fruits and honey.

Family Gekkonidae

§ Subfamily Aeluroscalabotinae

§ Genus Aeluroscalabotes, (monotypic) (A. felinus), Southeast Asia

§ Subfamily Diplodactylinae, 17 genera, found in Oceania

§ Genus Bavayia (11 species)

§ Genus Carphodactylus (monotypic)

§ Genus Crenadactylus (monotypic)

§ Genus Diplodactylus (40 species)

§ Genus Eurydactylodes (4 species)

§ Genus Hoplodactylus (10 species)

§ Genus Lucasium (monotypic)

§ Genus Naultinus (8 species)

§ Genus Nephrurus (11 species)

§ Genus Oedura (16 species)

§ Genus Phyllurus

§ Genus Pseudothecadactylus

§ Genus Rhacodactylus

§ Genus Rhynchoedura

§ Genus Saltuarius

§ Genus Strophurus

§ Genus Underwoodisaurus

§ Subfamily Eublepharinae, 5 genera

§ Genus Coleonyx

§ Genus Eublepharis

§ Genus Goniurosaurus

§ Genus Hemitheconyx

§ Genus Holodactylus

§ Subfamily Gekkoninae, 74 genera worldwide, some of the biggest genera are:

§ Genus Gehyra, Web-toed Geckos or Dtellas

§ Genus Gekko, true geckos

§ Genus Hemidactylus

§ Genus Phelsuma, day geckos, most are endemic to Madagascar.

§ Genus Phyllodactylus, leaf-toed geckos

§ Subfamily Teratoscincinae, wonder geckos

§ Genus Teratoscincus (7 species)