Cenderahati dari Kobe

Mood; sakit kepala...tapi masih boleh berdiri dan berjalan jadi no need mc lorrr...

Thank you to my friend,yang sudi mencarikan ku FM dari Kobe. ^_^ Arigato gozaimasu!

Buku nota Be Strong tu bukan dari.  Kobe hihi

Bila la nak sampai ke Jepang nih..ehek..

Speechless

First there is MH370...then Gaza.... now is MH17... no words..too sad....Allahuakhbar! Kita sedang diuji....by means,"Kita" bukan sahaja rakyat Malaysia, bukan sahaja rakyat Palestin tapi "kita" umat Islam seluruhnya..... dan menggeleng kepala tgk segelintir manusia di FB...sedang orang dilanda musibah...sibuk memviral kan berita yang tak betul... atau memviralkan berita2 betul yang mengaibkan orang...seriously we live in a fitnah world today....doa2 lah dilindungi dari fitnah Dajjal Laknatullah....amin..

Tips ke Beijing

Just a compilation dari apa yang aku baca dan dari apa yang dialami sendiri....

1.Selalu bawa botol mineral kecil yang kosong ,sebab kat tandas di Beijing tak ada paip air/getah paip kecuali di masjid.

2.Kalau nak beli barang,jangan terus beli, jalan2 dulu pusing2 , survey2 and  tawar kaw - kaw sampai 90% pun x apa...paling dasat pun si penjual marah2 je hahaha.... aku takde lah shopping sangat..tapi pengalaman kawan yang duk satu hotel(same hotel, different tourist gudie), dia tergerak nak beli satu mug ceramic yang boleh tukar warna ikut jenis air(sejuk/panas)dijual di kedai teh kerajaan.Mula2 dia jumpa harga dlm 100 yuan.Kawan dia beli tapi dia tak, dia nak tgk2 dulu..last2 jumpa mug ceramic yang sama, harga 15yuan je kat market2 biasa...bengkek je kawan dia yang dah terbeli mug tu..haih...

3.Kalau ke kedai pearl..haha ini lagi lawak, tahap drama swasta...ramai dah terkena...termasuk sorang lagi kenalan aku yang kenal masa sama2 ke Beijing.Bila kita melangkah masuk je, tetiba salesgirl kata, "ah you are from Malaysia?This is ur lucky day!My boss said if anyt ourist come from Malaysia, she want to see to give special discount!"...

pastu dia escort kita ke bilk...tunggu boss dia...boss dia perempuan..dia ceritalah yang dat yuk dia kawin dengan orang Malaysia(orang Sarawak), malam ni harijadi datuk dia ke 80 tahun so dia nak bagi special price untuk barang-barang kemas yang dia jual up to 70-80%.Contoh, kalau gelang ruby tu harga 2000Yuan dia nak bg harga 200Yuan je...lagi, dia cakap nak bagi hadiah cincin pearl...belum sempat apa2, kitorg dah mintak blah hahaha...kawan ku yang terkena tu tak beli apa2...tapi dia kata cincin pearl hadiah tu macam cincin tikam je.Pastu ada ramai gak lah rombongan dia (satu bas) yang beli gelang2 ruby etc tu sebab depa rasa murah,....so..hati2 ya...

4.Never ever give tips money.Sebab mana2 kedai milk kerajaan yang dibawa oleh tourist guide tu dah kaw tim dgn tour agency ...so kalau ada yang mintak tips jangan bagi(macam kami terkena tu huhu).

5.Dari segi pakaian, make sure ada inner wear thermal (long john), kemudian leh pakai tshirt atau sarung sweater then baru pakai winter coat .Socks/Mittens/sarung tangan is a must!Snow cap boleh dipakai untuk elakkan sejuk di kepala bagi orang lelaki/kanak-kanak/orang tak bertudung.Suhu sejuk kat sana walaupun salji belum turun leh cecah -5 darjah celcius...Stokin boleh beli kat Socworld atau bawa je stokin biasa pakai 2 lapis....

Banyak yang aku beli di bundle online...try search/google kat Aziemart , iyelah pegi bukan selalu, tak berbaloi beli yang mahal2...contoh, winter coat yang baru harga cecah RM200, kalau beli bundle baru RM40-50.Atau beli kat sana je sebab gerenti lagi murah...aku ada beli satu winter jacket untuk E-ein kat Tesco sana...harga dia RM50.Kalau beli kat sini, mau RM100 -200 sehelai....kasut2 but, kalau nak beli kat sana pun ok jugak....UGG boots pun ado bagi yang minat..tapi balik Malaysia, cer fikir..nak pakai kat mana eh boots tu hahaahaha....kalau agak2 memang sokmo travel  to overseas during winter boleh lah beli and simpan kot ...

Meleleh air mata tgk trench coat lawo gini ahaks...

Pitam!

Ya cantik...tapi kat Malaysia ni kalau nak pakai hari2, sila duduk Cameron Highland hehehehehe

6.Kalau nak beli souvenir, jangan beli kat kedai2 milik kerajaan China..beli kat kedai2 biasa kat kedai yang boleh tawar menawar pun bagus juga.Lagi satu, masa aku stay kat City Inn, ada kedai souvenir kat lobi hotel..very cheap lorrr...kira berpatutan jugak...

Antara contoh fridge magnet yang ada...yang belah kiri sebijik macam yang aku beli heheehhe

7.Kadar tukaran MYR/RM ke Yuan = RM1 sama dengan 2 yuan....RM10 sama dengan 20 yuan .Nama lain bagi yuan ialah Renminbi ( Simbol =RMB).

Hmm..apa lagi ek..kalau teringat nanti daku update lagi....

Beijing Day 4: Finally

....Adoi lama betul nak ngabihkan entry Beijing ni....ok ni entry akhir(I hope hehehehe)....

Finally, hari terakhir di Beijing( 4 Dis 2013).Lepas sarapan pagi ,dalam jam 10 pagi,kami dibawa ke kedai teh , diberi menerai macam2 jenis teh, teh hijau, teh oolong, teh pu er...dipujuk2 oleh salesgirl untuk beli teh pu er yang berharga 200yuan satu ketul ( lebih kurang RM100 ).Dia cakap kalau balik Malaysia and kita rasa teh tu tak sedap, boleh pulang balik and dia bg refund. ( hahaha...siapa nak ulang alik ke China semata2 nak pulang balik teh seketui?)Sebab dia kata teh ni punya lah bagus, kalau kita refund,masih ada orang nak beli...pergghh kaw kaw punya promo.Kami tolak cara baik...too expensive lah for a cube of tea....i stick to Sabah Tea jelah ye hikhik....

Depan kedai teh...tak best langsung tak diberi ambil gambar or rakam video kat dalam...kita ni tourist mestilah nak amik2 gambar kan?

Then tourist guide tanya kami nak ke ikut itinerary yang sepatutnya gi ke Market yang bermacam2....kami minta nak ke masjid, enough with shopping already.So katanya kalau tak gi shopping ada banyak masa lagi untuk tunggu dinner nanti tak ada buat apa2 pulak...so kami suruh dia bawa ke taman yang ada playground...dia cadangkan ke zoo panda tapi duit Yuan dah makin nipis, tak kuasa nak tukar2 duit lagi(tiket masuk ke zoo panda 160 yuan- RM80 seorang).So gi cari taman public jelah..bagi E-ein puaskan hati dia...kami stay kat taman tu, ambil2 gambar sikit2....sampai jam 3.00 petang, then dibawa ke NanDouYa Mosque untuk jamak Zohor dan Asar.Kemudian dibawa lagi jalan-jalan ke Silk Market....window shopping jelah sebab dah tak ada nak dishoppingkan...

Kat LongTan XiHu Park

Satu ride 10Yuan = RM5.

Suka betul dia..yelah bila bab jalan ke market atau ke great wall leh dia kata boring hahahhaha..budak2....

NanDouYa.....indah masjid nih....

Nama je Silk Market tapi macam2 hado.....

Melepak depan Silk Market tunggu dinner time hahahaha

Kagum tgk bangunan ni mcm tergantung,....

Kemudian dibawa untuk dinner jam 5.00 petang( masa ni dah Maghrib dah). Pung pang pung pang after dinner , dah jam 7 petang, dibawa ke airport untuk menunggu departure(tak terfikir nak tapau nasi goreng ke ape ke...masa malam tu E-ein lapar, kami suruh dia minum milo and makan roti n biskut buat alas perut..huhuhu..kes was2 nak beli makanan kat airport...)...huarrghhh bosan giler duk kat airport...sebelum tu tourist guide offer nak gi bawak kungfu show(dalam jam 8 mula, abis jam 9malam), tapi tiket 100yuan sorang...tak cukup duit lah hehehehe dah habis buat shopping.Flight pulak jam 2 pagi!So...nothing to do...lounging around kat airport...duduk2 borak2...E-ein dan tertido jam 10 malam...kaunter check in bukak jam 11 malam,lepak lagi kat departure hall pulak sampailah waktu depart 2pagi......selamat sampai bumi Malaysia jam 9 pagi...mula2 cari nasi dulu sarapan kat MaryBrown...then menunggu lagi flight ke JB jam 2 petang...cerita masa balik ni keje nye melepak kat airport je bohsan!....hahahaha...ok...tamat... :) 

Mr Ling..our driver...tourist guide dah balik rumah dia masa ni..dia turun on the way to airport..

Agak lengang airportnya...

Menghilangkan bosan...

Uncle and aunties Chinese lat airport ni suka usik2 E-ein..sampai dia malu2.. :) 

Sekian..our Beijing Journey....

Menikmati Baklava

Kali terakhir aku makan baklava, masa ke US, bulan puasa time tu, tahun 2012.Memang aku asyik beli baklava je sbb tu je dessert yg aku yakin halal dimakan (selalu beli sekali dgn nasi beriani kat Kedai makanan arab).Tahun ni,seorg kawan tlh mencetuskan nurani aku membuak2 lepas dia post gmbr baklava di Dubai.Cari punye cari online di Malaysia.... Jumpa!!!Kat Ampang & ade servis delivery by post! Best2!

So... Di petang ini..aku sedang berblog sambil mengunyah baklava.... Nyum nyum...

Oh nanti aku tempek link Kurma Mehr ya.. On mobile ni payah nak copy n paste...

#prayforMH370: Amazing Facts Highlighted by Malaysian Airliner Mystery

Source: ABC news

The coordinated search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight 370 has highlighted some interesting facts about the world and airplanes, including just how easy it is for a Boeing 777 airplane to simply vanish, despite the seeming pervasiveness of modern technology and network location services.

There's still much we have yet to learn about the details of the case, but amid all the theories and conjecture, ABC News has gleaned some impressive nuggets of information over the course of the two-week long investigation. Here are 16 of them. 

1. Some parts of the Indian Ocean can reach 25,000 feet deep. That's 20 times the height of the Empire State Building, which measures 1,250 feet tall. 

2. Brain death can occur at 45,000 feet in the air. Airplane oxygen masks can only provide about 10 to 15 minutes of air for passengers, which is more than enough time for a pilot to return a plane to lower altitude. 

3. Two passengers used stolen passports -- one from Austria and one from Italy -- to board the flight. After the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Interpol introduced a worldwide database of lost or stolen passports, which has details of more than 40 million stolen or lost travel documents (passports, identity documents, visas) from 167 countries. The only countries that regularly check travelers against the database are the United Arab Emirates, the U.S., Britain, France and Switzerland according to Interpol officials. 

4. Intense focus has been placed on finding the plane's black boxes, consisting of a cockpit voice recorder and a flight data recorder. Both are bright orange and each about the size of a coffee maker. Searchers only have about 30 days to find the boxes before the box stops pinging, making it much more difficult to locate. Even after the pinging stops, the batteries last for years and the data should be intact. 

5. The flight data recorder will detail the last 25 hours of the plane's activity, from engine performance to the position of flight control surfaces, while the cockpit voice recorder tapes the sounds on the flight deck and cycles after two hours. 

6. Both cockpit voice and flight data recorders work to an ocean depth of 20,000 feet, with a signal range of about 2 nautical miles, depending on variables like sea conditions. The signals are located using a device operated on the surface of the water or towed to a depth. The deeper the water the more difficult it will be to detect the pings. 

7. There are approximately 41,821 airports in the world, 13,513 in the United States alone. 

8. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, is the world's 28th busiest airport with a yearly estimated traffic of more than 37 million travelers. Atlanta, Ga., ranks first, with more than 92 million people passing through and second is Beijing's Peking Airport with more than 78 million. 

9. Flying is still one of the safest methods of transportation. On average, travelers would need to take one flight a day for about 10,000 years before they would involved in a fatal crash. 

10. The European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) estimates 90 percent of aircraft accidents worldwide are survivable. 

11. The best option to maximize your chances of walking away from a plane crash is to sit in the rear end of the plane. One study found those sitting near the plane's tail are 40 percent likelier to survive than those in the first few rows. 

12. The search is taking place in an extremely remote part of the Indian Ocean between Australia and the Antarctic known as the "roaring forties" for its sharp westerly winds and rough waters. 

13. The ocean surface current in the Indian Ocean close to the equator is around 1 to 2 knots. A drifting object in the water around the equator can shift between 26 to 52 miles a day (728 miles in 14 days). But around 200 miles further from the equator, the current is much weaker at less than 0.5 knots. 

14. A Boeing 777-200 is 70 yards long and needs at least 4,000 feet of runway to land safely. But the plane would not be able to take off again on a runway of that length. 

15. Many pilots use flight simulators. They can be assembled at home and range from simple software on personal computers that can be purchased off the Internet for $30, to sophisticated full-motion simulators for professional pilots, which cost thousands. 

17. A pilot's experience is calculated in flight hours. The Malaysian plane's captain, Zaharie Ahmad Shah, had more than 18,000 flying hours. Most major airlines requires pilots to have at least 2,500 flight hours under their belt, while regional carriers generally require a minimum of 1,500 hours.

#Pray for MH370

Biar bukan kita,biar bukan keluarga kita, biar bukan saudara seagama kita, biarlah kita ada perasaan kemanusiaan.... (mengharapkan keajaiban dan kuasa Allah...)

Terasa di hati walau bukan sanak saudara ku dalam flight ni..tapi sebab aku dan keluarga pernah lalu laluan udara yang sama sewaktu ke Beijing tahun lepas.....Allahuakhbar....