Monday, May 31, 2010

Literally from Me: Having Dejavu O.o Zionism Again

Zionism - Is this what we want?

Here we go again. Facebook is full of groups like "we strongly condemn the attack of Israel on the Gaza aid ships", "Save Gaza", "we are with Gaza" and etc. People keep talking about how they hate this war, Zionis should be demolished, people should support this that bla bla bla. To be honest, I'm tired of this things. It's like...DEJAVU. Repeating the same thing all over again. But then again, I have predicted that this issue will be rise again. Haha...me and my big mouth.

I don't know if you guys noticed it but the television channels are full of war movies, war documentaries and even war cartoons. What's wrong with the world? If you seriously want the war to stop then stop talking about war. Start talking about the positive side like peace and harmony. Set your mind straight!

And one more thing. Most people only talk the talk but they never walk the talk. A simpler way to describe this is the N.A.T.O concept.

N.A.T.O = No Action, Talk Only



Literally from Me: Violence doesn't solve a lot of things..

The influence of media

I'm watching television on the discovery channel and here I see violence inflected among people all around the world. I hate seeing this. People fighting with each other, public citizens fighting with polices and vice versa. Is violence that necessary to solve a problem? Is this act the best way to solve things? To all you people, there are other ways to solve problems! Don't you know that the environment plays an important in making a better future? If you people have so much time in your hands, go do something that is much more beneficial to the world or at least, to our mother nature.

I'm getting too emotional. If it is true that the only way to solve all the problems in the world is by having unlimited energy, then I would really like biodiesel and biofuel to be successful.

P.S: Sorry for the emotional post. I won't be watching any more violence. Really affect me from inside.

Thursday, May 27, 2010

Comic of The Day: Mother's Love



I actually cried reading this.
I got this comic from one of my lecturer.
This is a true story and this happened two years ago.
A mother sacrificed her life to protect her baby.
This is the picture after the baby has been brought to safety.



I don't know how the baby is now but I think he's doing fine.
He was 3months old when the earthquake happened.

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Video of The Day: T-Shirt War!!!

I found this cool video in YouTube and I wanna share it.
It's call T-Shirt War and it's about two guys named Rhett & Link having a T-shirt war.
I know it sounds funny but check it out:



I love this. It's unique and interesting.
This was their video in February 2010.
Their next video was a commercial for McDonald and Coke Cola.
Check it out here:



Cool right?
It's videos like this that impressed me.
Little things can be become awesome things.

Monday, May 24, 2010

Video of The Day: Being fat is illegal in Japan

I was browsing around youtube when suddenly, I found this video.



Facts about the video:
Employees who are over the age of forty must have a waist size of 33" for man and 35" for woman.
The consequences if a company fail to achieve this, billion dollar penalty.

Now this is something new to me.
Interesting. Imagine if Malaysia did this with a different waistline.
Most probably, food like Nasi Lemak, Chicken Curry, Rendang etc are banned.
That will cause some havoc in Malaysia, don't you think?

If you ask me, I think this is great because it is a way to reduce obesity among adults in Japan.
Maybe to some of you, 33" is hard to achieve but it's average for people in Japan.

Japanese normal dishes: Vegetable, Miso soup and some fishes Total calorie count = 600

McDonald Big Mac set:

Big mac, large fries and coke
Total calorie count = 1 300

That's a huge difference.
No wonder the Japan government make it illegal to be fat in Japan.
It does brings a good lesson.

Maybe Malaysia can do something like this.
Like this campaign Nestle did last Saturday.
They were promoting Breakfast cereals and Fitness cereals by making promotions
Then there was these counters where anyone age 21 and above can check their body mass and the percentage of fat in their body to see whether they are healthy or not.
I did this test and my body mass is 23.6 and the ideal body is scale of 18 - 25.
Even though I have an ideal body but my percentage of fat is quite high and I need to loss that excess fat.
This campaign is good because it promotes good health and let people know the percentage of fat in the body.
They even give advices and pamphlets for good health.
While the adults get to check their body mass, the children get to play Wii there.
That's what I call good promotion.

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Literally from Me: What You're Wondering and Thinking Does Matter...

Everyone wonders and thinks of many, many things and this is good, for certain issues.
Have you ever heard of "Think Positive"? Of course you have. It's one of the most common advice.
But what does it actually mean?
Think about this:

If you are anti-war, then I am pro-peace.
If you are anti-hate, then I am pro-love.
If you are anti-racist, then I am pro-unity.
If you are anti-hunger, then I am pro-everyone-gets-enough-food-to-eat.

Get my point? It's how you look at things.
Try this: Look at the picture below.

Do you see the glass half full or half empty?

If you look at it as half full, you think positively.
If you look at it as half empty, then you think negatively.

But don't worry. Everyone is unique and that's why people see things differently.
A positive thinking is never complete without a negative thinking.
Why I say this?
Why do you think "+" is attracted to "-" and not "+"?
It is naturally attracted to each other.

That's why, sometimes, the best person for you might be the opposite of you.
Think about it.
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