Looking For Strawberry Farm In Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

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Strawberry farms do exist in the vicinity of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Strawberry trees and fruits need cold weather to growth and most of the farms are build at highland mountains of Banjaran Titiwangsa like Cameron Highland, Pahang. Cameron Highlands, Pahang is famous for its strawberry farms growth in Malaysia and a strawberry farm at Genting Highlands, Pahang, not far from Kuala Lumpur.

That's our goal for our weekend travel. To find fruit red ripe strawberry ripe to be eaten by dipping into melted chocolate.

Our objective is to visit the strawberry farm on top of Genting Highland, Pahang. Other then strawberry farm, they also have mushroom farms, flower gardens and cafes thats surve strawberries.

To go there please refer to the address below.

Genting Leisure Strawberry Farms

Strawberry Farms Genting Leisure Sdn. Ltd. (839816-K)

No.1, Lot 3707, Jalan Jati 2,

City Gohtong City,

69000 Genting Highlands,

Pahang. Malaysia.

Tel: + 603-6100 1121

Fax: + 603-6100 1135

Services Lines

Tel: + 603-6100 1152

and this strawberry farm website: -

http://www.gentingstrawberry.com/

Reference and shared our journey with you.

Google Map to Genting Leisure Strawberry Farms

http://maps.google.com/maps/place?cid=1881568206905366181

GPS Coodinate

3.39885, 101.76655

+3 ° 23 '55.86 ", +101 ° 45' 59.58"

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http://gowalla.com/spots/6661011

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Guidelines For Positive Use Of Internet For Parents

Guidelines For Positive Use Of Internet For Parents

Guide and monitor your children's online activities :-

1. Place the computer in common areas such as the living room or family area.
2. Enhance your Internet knowledge and honed your computer skills to optimize its benefits to yourself and your family. Be "net savvy".
3. Monitor your children while they online. Play your role as the filtering "chip".
4. Establish a conducive atmosphere for open communication between you and your children.
5. Encourage discussions relating to online materials that are interest to you or your children.
6. Advise your children on the types of information thy can or cannot disclose online.
7. Get acquainted with your children's cyber friends. Just as you get to know their other friends.
8. Use filtering software to filter materials or block your children's access to undesirable websites.
9. Teach your children never to meet their cyber friends offline unless you are with them.
10. Accompany young children if they need to go to the cyber cafe.
11. Install software that can protect the PC from virus, trojan, adware and spyware.

Install Mozilla Firefox to replace Internet Explorer
http://linuxwanita.blogspot.com/2007/04/mozilla-firefox-web-browser.html

Check this blog for list of things that can be done for safe surfing
http://blog.perempuanmelayu.info/2007/07/safe-surf.html

If someone sends you or your children messages or images that are obscene, lewd, filthy or indecent with the intent to harass, abuse, annoy, or threaten you, report it to

Your Internet Service Provider (ISP)
The Malaysian Communications and multimedia commission
The Police (If the messages are threatening nature)

In this cyber era, the Internet facilitates rapid dissemination and sharing of information and knowledge. The unleashing of people creative potential and knowledge through the use of ICT will enable a smooth transaction to knowledge-based economy and society.

Most of this information from Positive use of Internet Programme by Ministry of Science, Technology and Inovation Malaysia (MOSTI).
http://www.ipositif.gov.my/

Malaysia Independent Day - Merdeka Merdeka

Spread the Merdeka by SMS and MMS

In January 1956, Tunku Abdul Rahman led a delegation comprising four members of The Alliance coalition and four Rulers’ representatives to London, to negotiate on Malaya's independence. After three weeks of negotiations, the London Independence Agreement was signed on Feb 8, 1956. The British Government had agreed to give Malaya her independence on the August 31 of the following year.

When Tunku Abdul Rahman and his delegation returned from London, the happy news was announced at Padang Merdeka, Bandar Hilir Melaka, – the place “where it all began”. The announcement was received by all with utmost joy.

The people's objective and dreams were reached on the night of August 30, 1957 at the Padang Selangor Club (now Dataran Merdeka) where the Union Jack flag was lowered for the last time and the Malayan flag was proudly raised.

The following day a new independent nation was born with Tunku Abdul Rahman declaring the Malayan Independence at the Merdeka Stadium. The historical event was attended by thousands of citizens, the Malay Rulers, the Duke of Gloucester (representing the Queen) and other representatives from the British government. The day was a most important and glorious day for all Malayans (then) and Malaysians today, for after 446 long years of colonisation, our land finally became a sovereign independent nation.

http://blog.perempuanmelayu.info/2007/07/50-tahun-malaysia-merdeka-kibarkan.html

RedesignMalaysia.com to foster better E-governance and Transparency

RedesignMalaysia.com is a private sector initiative designed for collaborative change. It is designed to foster better e-governance, and transparency, and to harness collective voices to improve situations for all. The current phase 1 focus of the site is to improve the quality and coverage of broadband in Malaysia. We aim to achieve this through the compilation of relevant news articles, highlighting areas that lack coverage, through giving consumers an understanding of broadband options in their area, and providing valuable user-driven data.

RedesignMalaysia.com aims to harness whatever dissatisfaction, constructive criticism or suggestions from the people that matter the most - the rakyat (the people). It is in line with the current governments call for more accountability and transparency.

The players that provide broadband services stand to benefit the most from this - or perhaps, or maybe, only the ones that provide good service. RedesignMalaysia.com Phase One provides a significant, and soon to be exhaustive overview of the broadband situation in Malaysia, and gives a wide public overview that is easily understood. We aim to accelerate the demand/supply chain as well as provide an avenue for public consumer feedback.

At the end of the day, we aim to work with all parties whether companies, individuals and the government to create a better broadband environment. We do not claim to be the authoritative or most accurate resource on the topic of Malaysian broadband, however, we might just be the best publicly available one, and one of the most significant efforts to improve local broadband to date.

Please comment and contribute should you see any inaccuracies – the process of mapping coverage and improving the service is aimed to be a collaborative one involving RedesignMalaysia.com, broadband service providers and its users.

http://www.redesignmalaysia.com/

Letting Her Know You Love Her

Letting Her Know You Love Her

“It’s the thought that counts.” Oh boy, how many times have I heard that expression? And it’s not like I don’t agree with it; as a matter of fact, you could say that it has been my guiding force when buying and giving presents. More than any other single occasion, Valentine’s Day is an occasion for love and romance. Unlike Christmas, for example, where you celebrate a variety of thoughts and feelings like love, friendship, peace, sharing, and family ties, to name a few. And on this special day, the things you say and do to show your love and affection will go further and have a longer-lasting influence on your love life than any other day of the year.

So how do you show your love? Well, you can go small or you can go big; it’s all up to you, your creativity, and your budget. Sometimes the old-fashioned methods work the best; but sometimes new and unusual tricks can do magic. What is important is the emotion, the true passion behind each word you say or each gift you give. Once you get an idea of how it works and you’ve mastered it, you’re set for life.

Try writing a love letter. Yes, I realize that it may sound a little bit cheesy, but remember: it’s Valentine’s Day, right? Perhaps you will find that it’s easier to put down your thoughts of love and romance on paper than it is to speak them out loud. A personal, heartfelt love letter that expresses your feelings of romance and affection for the other person will go a long, long way in fanning the flames of passion. A love letter can do wonders.

Of course, you can say it with roses. But before you pick up a single stem, make sure that the colour of the roses you choose will give out the correct message of romance you want. For example, everyone knows that red roses proclaim “I love you”, but do you know that coral roses express desire? You can also give other flowers for Valentine’s Day. So you also need to know what kind of messages other flowers stand for. A red carnation means “My heart aches for you…”, while a pink one means “I’ll never forget you”.

A trip would be good. A romantic getaway will give you and your loved one some precious time and privacy to relive cherished memories and create new ones. Sometimes, simply planning and anticipating the trip will already heighten the feelings of romance. Set aside time in your busy schedules and determine what type of setting you would consider romantic. You can also treat yourselves to a relaxing getaway at a world-class spa. This could be the best gift of all, especially if you’re always stressed out and tired. After this getaway, you’ll both be relaxed, pampered, cleansed, and reinvigorated!

Small gifts give big rewards. If you really can afford it, then by all means go ahead and buy her a diamond ring or bracelet. A scented candle, a small bottle of perfume, or even massage oils will also do the trick. Romance is all about pleasing your partner, ladies and gentlemen. And while you’re at it, why not turn up the heat even more? Assemble a basket of romance with a variety of sensual gifts inside. For the ladies, pick out some sexy lingerie. Something scant and filmy will definitely take the romance to a whole new level.

Once you dedicate yourself to enhancing romance, you're likely to experience greater intimacy and an improved love life. And always remember, even if you can afford to spend a good deal of money to make her feel loved, now you know that you don’t have to.
Recommended sites:

Love Poems – http://www.poemsforfree.com/valpo.html and http://www.lovepoetry.com
Romantic Gifts and more – http://www.helpweneedgifts.com
Other Valentine’s Day trivia and ideas - http://www.twilightbridge.com/hobbies/festivals/valentine/index.htm

About the Author

About the authors:
Chiun Masters works as a contributing author to www.HelpWeNeedGifts.com in addition to following his other interests in blogging, gaming, and comedy. Being a great gift giver has always been important to him and he enjoys finding new ideas for the above site.

Angie Turrin works as a researcher for www.HelpWeNeedGifts.com and other sites. She also enjoys online games and is an avid web surfer - finding unusual ideas and sites as a hobby.

Source: http://www.articletrader.com

No Cigarette Is Safe

No Cigarette Is Safe

This important message to smokers is from pamplet by JT International distributed in Malaysia.

Cigarette companies have traditionally used various means to allow consumers to distinguish between products. These may be words, like "lights", "mild", or pack colours, or other elements of products and pack design.

None of these elements of pack or product design, including brand names, taste and flavour or our cigarettes, are intended to suggest that any cigarette is less harmful than any other.

If you want to reduce or eliminate the health risks of smoking, quitting is the best choice for you. Many smokers have quit without help, but if you have difficulty quitting, you should consult a health professional.

Please visit this websites for information how to stop smoking. You can do it.

Tabacco Information and Preventation Source (TIPS)
http://www.cdc.gov/Tobacco/index.htm

http://www.cdc.gov/Tobacco/how2quit.htm

Pfizer Consumer Healthcare welcomes you to take the survey to tell us what you know about quitting smoking. Do be as honest as possible when answering the questions, so feel free to say what you like about this 'smoky' topic!

You could also stand a chance to win an Apple iPod Shuffle!

http://202.75.48.88/survey/index.php

Information about health for Malaysian http://sihat.wanita.us/

Visit Malaysia Year 2007 Cyber Campaign

Visit Malaysia Year 2007 Cyber Campaign

This article http://www.wanita.us/malaysia/visit-malaysia.php

Malaysia will celebrate 50 years of independence in 2007. As Malaysian we want to be part of the campaign to introduced Malaysia and promote visit Malaysia Year 2007 in the Internet.

Visit link below for more information about Malaysia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia
and http://www.wanita.us/malaysia

What we can do as Malaysian to promote visit Malaysia year 2007 and Malaysia, here a few sugestion

(1) Add your email Footer with

Visit Malaysia Year 2007 http://www.tourism.gov.my/

(2) Put in banner visit Malaysia year 2007 in your blog or website. Banner examples can be found http://www.tourism.gov.my/ and link your banner to http://www.tourism.gov.my/

(3) Put in your Friendster, myspace and more about Visit Malaysia Year 2007.

(4) Send ecard, email and sms to friends by visiting this site.

http://www.vmcc.com.my/

From there website

Welcome to the Visit Malaysia Cyber Campaign 2007

Those who know Malaysia, love Malaysia - why? Experience Malaysia’s sights and sounds for yourself and don’t just see what WE say, read or watch what some of our visitors say about Malaysia!

Malaysia is celebrating it’s 50th birthday in 2007 and plans to party all year round! What is a party without friends, new and old, so come on over and join us - invite your friends.

More information about places in Malaysia

http://www.virtualmalaysia.com/


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