This month is considered lucky for my family & myself because we have recently got the August luck to win somethings which I consider BIG for a not so "champ" comper like me compared to the big time regular winners.
Wanna find out more about my rewarding comping hobby . Please check it out here: http://contestaddict.blogspot.com.
While we were in Malacca to collect our Winning Prize, we managed to indulge ourselves with the local Malacca Nyoya food at Nancy;s kitchen. Check out what we had here:
Meanwhile have a great day everyone and thks for dropping by my humble blog- a digital legacy for my kids in future!
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Crowd control
Crowd control is the controlling of a crowd, to prevent the outbreak of disorder and prevention of possible riot. Examples are at football matches and when a sale of goods has attracted an excess of customers or refugee control. It calls for gentler tactics than riot control.
Materials such as stanchions, crowd control barriers, fences and decals painted on the ground can be used to direct a crowd. Keeping the crowd comfortable and relaxed is also essential, so things like awnings, cooling fans (in hot weather), and entertainment are sometimes used as well.
Specific products that are used to implement line management and public guidance in high traffic areas include retractable belt systems (which incorporate a stanchion post and the retractable tape) and wall mount systems (also incorporating a retractable belt but are surface mounted). Post and rope systems are also popular, especially in banks and theaters. So far I see the ropes are usually of red velvet ropes like those commonly found in banks, theatres and shopping complexes!
Besides the above crowd control gadgets, barricades are also commonly used as objects or structures that create a barrier or obstacle to control, block passage or force the flow of traffic in the desired direction. Adopted as a military term, a barricade denotes any improvised field fortification, most notably on the city streets during urban warfare.
Pictures of the abovementioned items can be viewed here.
Materials such as stanchions, crowd control barriers, fences and decals painted on the ground can be used to direct a crowd. Keeping the crowd comfortable and relaxed is also essential, so things like awnings, cooling fans (in hot weather), and entertainment are sometimes used as well.
Specific products that are used to implement line management and public guidance in high traffic areas include retractable belt systems (which incorporate a stanchion post and the retractable tape) and wall mount systems (also incorporating a retractable belt but are surface mounted). Post and rope systems are also popular, especially in banks and theaters. So far I see the ropes are usually of red velvet ropes like those commonly found in banks, theatres and shopping complexes!
Besides the above crowd control gadgets, barricades are also commonly used as objects or structures that create a barrier or obstacle to control, block passage or force the flow of traffic in the desired direction. Adopted as a military term, a barricade denotes any improvised field fortification, most notably on the city streets during urban warfare.
Pictures of the abovementioned items can be viewed here.
Sunday, July 4, 2010
My very own Honey Mustard Chicken & Mash Potatoes
Todays breakfast:
1) My Very Own Creation: Honey Mustard Chicken (Inspired from Coffee Bean Menu)
2) Mash Potatoes My own Versions:
a) Mash On Mash
Homecook Plain Mash Potatoes top up with Mash potatoes & brwn sauce gravy, garnish with Lemon juice & shreds
b) Mash Potatoes with choc chip & strawberry jam
1) My Very Own Creation: Honey Mustard Chicken (Inspired from Coffee Bean Menu)
2) Mash Potatoes My own Versions:
a) Mash On Mash
Homecook Plain Mash Potatoes top up with Mash potatoes & brwn sauce gravy, garnish with Lemon juice & shreds
b) Mash Potatoes with choc chip & strawberry jam
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Our Friendly Sunday
Tday is 4th July.
The weather is so friendly and cool.
My 11 yrs old twins' friend DX is back frm Melbourne for his school break.
Took them to Clearwater Sanctuary BG for swimming, some fellowship & ctching up since these classmates hv nt met for past 6 months after DX migrated to Australia.
Here are the pics of the boys having a great time together again.
May their friendship lasts forever!
The weather is so friendly and cool.
My 11 yrs old twins' friend DX is back frm Melbourne for his school break.
Took them to Clearwater Sanctuary BG for swimming, some fellowship & ctching up since these classmates hv nt met for past 6 months after DX migrated to Australia.
Here are the pics of the boys having a great time together again.
May their friendship lasts forever!
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Fun with Wall Stickers
During my recent school holidays Penang Trip, I stumbled upon these very nice artistic wall stickers which come in many designs but in 2 packaging. One smaller & 1 bigger ones.There are many different series of them, for various places like living room, kitchen, kids room, bathroom and many more....
Here are some designs which I bought & started my school holiday project at home with them:
1) The living room: Welcome Puppy!
2) Teatime Theme for the kitchen
3) Doggies for the wooden back door
4) Romantic hearts & bubbles for the bedroom
5) Teabreak design for cupboards
Dnt u think these are great ideas to add zest to our old walls & dull spots at home?
I'm addicted to them & will definitely get more!
Here are some designs which I bought & started my school holiday project at home with them:
1) The living room: Welcome Puppy!
2) Teatime Theme for the kitchen
3) Doggies for the wooden back door
4) Romantic hearts & bubbles for the bedroom
5) Teabreak design for cupboards
Dnt u think these are great ideas to add zest to our old walls & dull spots at home?
I'm addicted to them & will definitely get more!
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