Selamat Hari Raya Idul Adha 1434 H, Senantiasa rahmat dan karunia Allah SWT selalu menyertai kita semua. Amin.Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Selamat Idul Adha 1434H 2013
Selamat Hari Raya Idul Adha 1434 H, Senantiasa rahmat dan karunia Allah SWT selalu menyertai kita semua. Amin.
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Selamat Berpuasa & beribadat kepada seluruh umat islam...
Selamat Berpuasa & beribadat kepada seluruh umat Islam
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Thursday, June 20, 2013
The "L"
There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, and learning from failure.
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Susu Kambing Etawa Organik Bubuk, ProGoat & HiVit
Situs Informasi dan Penjualan Susu Kambing Etawa Organik Bubuk, ProGoat & HiVit
Perkenalkan, saya Imam Rosyadie, agen
penjual susu kambing etawa organik berbentuk bubuk dengan merek ProGoat
dan HiVit yang ingin berbagi informasi tentang suatu produk yang
dihasilkan oleh kambing yang selama ini dilupakan atau bahkan diabaikan
orang. Dalam waktu belakangan ini orang sudah mulai terbuka matanya
melihat betapa besarnya manfaat yang diberikan oleh susu kambing
tersebut.
ProGoat dan HiVit terbuat dari SUSU KAMBING
ETAWA yang dibudidayakan secara organik dan diolah secara higienis
dengan formulasi yang telah disempurnakan untuk menjaga manfaat dan
kualitasnya. Susu kambing Etawa merupakan sumber Nutrisi dan GIZI yang
hampir setara dengan ASI.
Sangat baik di konsumsi oleh semua USIA (balita,anak-anak,dewasa dan
Lansia) untuk kesehatan anda maupun sebagai alternatif pengobatan
terhadap beberapa jenis penyakit.
Banyak sekali zat nutrisi yang terkandung di dalam susu kambing etawa yang memberikan manfaat untuk kesehatan manusia, seperti:
1. Kalsium, membantu pertumbuhan tulang dan mencegah Osteoporosis. 2. Kalium(K), sangat baik untuk penderita Arteriosclerosis, tekanan darah tinggi maupun tekanan darah rendah.
3. Zincum (Zn), pembentuk system kekebalan tubuh.
4. Cynokobalamin pembentuk zat HB bagi penderita demam berdarah, Anemia, Thalasemia.
5. Mineral Alkaline, baik untuk penderita maag kronis.
6. Lactoglobulin penahan protein penyebab alergi.
7. Flourin+Betakasein untuk penderita Bronchitis, Asma, TBC, Pneumonia.
8. A2-Betakasen dan asam amino Esensial untuk Pembentukan insulin lyang berguna bagi penderita diabetes.
9. Enzim Xanthine Oxydase dan Niasin (Vit B3) berfungsi membantu mengatasi sel kanker/ tumor dan mengurangi efek toxis kemoterapi.
10. MCT (Medium Chain Trygliseride) berguna untuk program dietary dan penyembuhan akibat Stroke.
11. Riboflavin (Vit B2) dan B3 yang menumbuh kembangkan sel otak dan sel system saraf sehingga baik bagi kecerdasan anak dan menurunkan serangan migrain.
Tingkat keasaman susu kambing yang menyerupai kulit dapat melembabkan dan mempercantik kulit
*******
Lalu, siapa saja yang mesti mengkonsumsi susu kambing etawa ProGoat ataupun HiVit?Susu Kambing Etawa ProGoat dan HiVit sangat baik dikonsumsi oleh semua usia bermanfaat untuk kesehatan anda. Tetapi khususnya Susu Kambing Etawa ProGoat dan HiVit sangat perlu dikonsumsi oleh anda yang mempunyai keluhan-keluhan berikut.
- Keluhan penyakit pernafasan seperti Asma, TBC, Bronkitis, Infeksi paru-paru.
- Keluhan/gejala kekurangan darah (anemia) dan wanita yang haid.
- Membantu menguatkan tulang, gigi dan baik bagi penderita rematik serta mencegah kerapuhan tulang(osteoporosis).
- Keluhan sakit perut/pencernaan tidak lancar dan asam lambung yang berlebihan.
- Menambah vitalitas dan daya tahan tubuh baik pria maupun wanita sehingga tetap semangat tidak mudah capek.
- Membantu mengurangi keluhan yang yang diakibatkan sakit kanker.
- Memulihkan kondisi tubuh orang yang baru sembuh dari sakit
- Memperbaiki kondisi jaringan lemak sehingga dapat menghaluskan kulit.
- Meningkatkan daya tahan tubuh dan kekebalan tubuh terhadap berbagai penyakit.
- Keluhan sakit ginjal seperti Nephbrotic syndrome, infeksi ginjal, asam urat tinggi
Ada sekian alasan mengapa kita mesti memilih Susu Kambing Etawa ProGoat ataupun HiVit.
- Berbentuk bubuk sehingga tidak memerlukan lemari pendingin
- Diolah dengan 100% organik tanpa zat kimia
- Rasanya manis dengan pemanis gula jagung aman bagi penderita diabetes
- Tanpa bahan pengawet, pewarna, dan bahan tambahan lain.
- Rendah Lemak(low fat)
- Tidak berbau prengus
- Memberikan peluang bisnis yang sangat menarik
*******
Cara Mengkonsumsi Susu Kambing Etawa ProGoat? Untuk terapi penyembuhan :
Minum 2 sampai 3 kali 1 sachet sehari, seduh dengan air hangat ukuran gelas belimbing/gelas kecil (150 cc).
Untuk stamina dan perawatan tubuh :
Minum 1 atau 2 kali 1 sachet sehari seduh dengan air hangat ukuran gelas belimbing/gelas kecil (150 cc).
Apa perbedaan antara HiVit dengan ProGoat? Lihat di sini.
Semoga bermanfaat,Imam Rosyadie
022-5400500 & 082118592890
imamro@gmail.com
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
GreenRE pilot projects soon
Real Estate Housing Developers Assocation's youth arm (Rehda Youth)
is ready to go full swing with the GreenRE environmental-friendliness
rating tool that it launched in March.
It would be rolling out pilot projects in the third quarter to test the tool once it is done setting up the rating team.
Rehda Youth deputy chairman Sam Tan said it intended to set up an independent board to oversee the certification process.
“That way we can create credibility,” he said after launching Green Tour 3 yesterday.
“We are setting up the team infrastructure and training the team to ensure it is running smoothly.”
Tan said that more than a handful of developers were already committed to the GreenRE rating tool, offering to participate in the pilot projects. The developers are Bandar Utama Development Sdn Bhd, Sunway Bhd, IJM Land Bhd, Paramount Corp Bhd, Ken Holdings Bhd and OSK Property Holdings Bhd.
“We have not identified how many or which developments to take on as pilot projects yet,” Tan said.
GreenRE, albeit less rigid than the long-existing Green Building Index, was developed based on the international Green Mark standards.
Tan said while the rating criteria were based on an international standard, they were also tailored to suit the Malaysian environment. According to Rehda vice-president Datuk Ricque Liew, the tours educate developers on the accessibility of green ratings and encourage a sharing of ideas.
“Most members think that it'll cost you an arm and a leg to get a Gold Mark rating, but not necessarily so,” he said.
Liew said the global demand for green-rated building had triggered local demand as multinational companies setting up shop here had specific requirements for the buildings they operated in.
While Rehda Youth has not tabulated the number of developers who have gone green in recent three years, Tan said the number of green-rated buildings had risen, indicating increasing awareness.
“Because we are still early in this (rating) cycle, there are only some completed buildings rated green but a lot under planning and construction are getting green-rated now and I think in a year or two, there will be many in the market.”
The annual Green Tour, third to be organised locally, was created to further raise the awareness to go green among developers, engineers and architects.
It would be rolling out pilot projects in the third quarter to test the tool once it is done setting up the rating team.
Rehda Youth deputy chairman Sam Tan said it intended to set up an independent board to oversee the certification process.
“That way we can create credibility,” he said after launching Green Tour 3 yesterday.
“We are setting up the team infrastructure and training the team to ensure it is running smoothly.”
Tan said that more than a handful of developers were already committed to the GreenRE rating tool, offering to participate in the pilot projects. The developers are Bandar Utama Development Sdn Bhd, Sunway Bhd, IJM Land Bhd, Paramount Corp Bhd, Ken Holdings Bhd and OSK Property Holdings Bhd.
“We have not identified how many or which developments to take on as pilot projects yet,” Tan said.
GreenRE, albeit less rigid than the long-existing Green Building Index, was developed based on the international Green Mark standards.
Tan said while the rating criteria were based on an international standard, they were also tailored to suit the Malaysian environment. According to Rehda vice-president Datuk Ricque Liew, the tours educate developers on the accessibility of green ratings and encourage a sharing of ideas.
“Most members think that it'll cost you an arm and a leg to get a Gold Mark rating, but not necessarily so,” he said.
Liew said the global demand for green-rated building had triggered local demand as multinational companies setting up shop here had specific requirements for the buildings they operated in.
While Rehda Youth has not tabulated the number of developers who have gone green in recent three years, Tan said the number of green-rated buildings had risen, indicating increasing awareness.
“Because we are still early in this (rating) cycle, there are only some completed buildings rated green but a lot under planning and construction are getting green-rated now and I think in a year or two, there will be many in the market.”
The annual Green Tour, third to be organised locally, was created to further raise the awareness to go green among developers, engineers and architects.
Thursday, April 18, 2013
Marriage And Happiness: Will Marriage Make You Happy?
What's the scoop on marriage and happiness? Will marriage make you happy? Or will it make you unhappy?
Despite our fascination with weddings, roughly half of those who make it to the alter end up in divorce court . . . and divorce is a messy business that ill-affects children and casts a long shadow on the future. It is costly in terms of money, stress and emotions. So, ever wonder what the latest research says about marriage? Will it make you happy?
Or could it contribute to your unhappiness, misery and discontent?
Research Findings
Here's the good news on marriage and happiness. A positive relationship between marriage and happiness has been reported in the research for many years. Several large surveys show generally how much happier married people are than those who are unmarried. Married people report greater happiness than those who have never been married, and those who are divorced, widowed or separated.
But it's not just saying the vows that does the trick. Studies show that people who live with a partner are also happier than those who live alone. Both married men and married women are happier than unmarried individuals, but some studies suggest that marriage may confer slightly greater benefits on men than women.
And . . .
Marriage tends to:
-- make people consistently happy
-- help them to experience positive emotions and find deep levels of life satisfaction
-- Marriage may protect people against life's hardships by offering support and friendship from the spouse, who can serve as a friend and confidant
-- A spouse can serve as a valued and trusted decision making partner, lowering a person's stress level
People who live alone may feel the brunt of life's hardships, whereas married folks benefit from the kind of close, strong support a partner can afford.
To better understand the relationship between marriage and happiness, let's take a look at life satisfaction. Happily married people report greater levels of life satisfaction than others, and marriage can really boost a person's happiness or sense of subjective well being.
Joy, a sense of belonging and inner peace may flow from a happy marriage. When a marriage is really good, the benefits may be even greater, including a sense of euphoria with life or a real sense of ecstacy.
Of course, the problem is having a really good marriage! Maybe the question should be, Will a good marriage make you happy? A truly exceptional marriage will go a long way toward helping you gain true and lasting happiness.
Happy Individuals
Naturally, happy people tend to make the best possible mates or spouses, and they create the happiest marriages. Research indicates happy people may have the best chance of getting married, too.
Keep in mind, happiness, like depression, is contagious. Being around unhappy people will make most people less happy, whereas happy friends tend to lift us up!
Unfortunately, not many people know how to manage a marriage and get the most out of it. The art of building a happy marriage can be elusive . . .
And most married people could use some training in the area of making their marriages better. Or in responding favorably to their spouses. Especially important is learning how to respond to your mate when things are not going well.
As the facts demonstrate, a good marriage is worth the effort. Since marriage is important, and it can make you happy, I've added a list of powerful but simple tips you can use to improve your marriage.
Even if you have a good marriage, these tips can make your relationship more satisfying and enjoyable.
Happy Marriage Tips: A Baker's Dozen
1. Look on the bright side -- always try to be as positive and optimistic as you can be. A spouse's positive attitude leads to positive behaviors and a more satisfying relationship. Marriage and happiness will go hand-in-hand for you.
2. Talk often and be honest with your spouse -- don't play communication games.
3. If you think of yourself as being superior to your spouse, better get some help for your marriage. A perceived sense of superiority can trash a relationship fast!
4. Take time to have fun and be kids again -- remain youthful and avoid taking yourselves too seriously!
5. If you have an argument or melt-down, repair the problem quickly -- be quick to understand, forgive and forget.
6. Be responsible for your own happiness and avoid blaming your spouse for your problems or unhappiness.
7. Learn to respond effectively to your spouse when you feel he/she is making you unhappy or upset. Avoid responses that will worsen the situation.
8. Give big problems or serious issues time to heal.
9. Each spouse should give the other plenty of support and encouragement to be all he or she can be in life . . . support, suport, support!
10. Each spouse should receive input and accept influence form the other. Stay clear of arrangements whereby one spouse influences the other, but it does not go both ways.
11. Marriages that distribute power evenly among both spouses are often happiest, as both spouses feel equally important and vital to the marriage, and no one feels inferior, less important, or left out.
And toxic resentment won't build up.
12. Avoid forcing changes upon your partner. Offer support and inspiration, but trust him/her to make needed changes. Don't nag or pressure your spouse, and watch your marriage and happiness grow together!
13. Put your best foot forward -- remember to strive to be your best every single day. Make sure you don't stop being polite and sensitive just because you got married. Don't stop listening. Don't start being a slob or acting like a lazy bum! Treat your spouse like the special person he/she really is . . . and don't stop, ever!
Try these tips and you'll enhance your chances of making your marriage a happy one -- one that fills you both with contentment and helps you to reach your personal goals, yielding great happiness and joy for both partners.
Marriage and Happiness: The Bottom Line
Will marriage make you happy? Despite the complications, yes, it can certainly help . . .
especially if you can follow simple but effective steps to make your marriage the best it can be.
If your marriage or romantic relationship is in trouble or facing significant problems, you may need to get professional help. Your marriage is worth it. Don't forget that marriage and happiness are two peas in a pod, so take good care of your marriage.
Remember: by learning how to respond to your partner wisely and effectively, you will change your entire life and revitalize your most precious relationship. Get more information on marriage and happiness, and our relationship coaching services here. Research on marital communication helps us predict whether a marriage will succeed or not. Marriages headed for failure tend to have plenty of red flags. They relate to bad habits that spouses have learned -- habits which are often difficult to break, even when people want to learn better ways of coping.
Traditional marital counseling often fails because it focuses on helping people to fight fairly or to keep the fights to a minimum. What works better is helping couples learn how to behave like other successful couples. In other words, the focus should be on learning success-oriented skill sets and good habits . . .
good, effective habits that will help you to easily and painlessly get the most of your marriage.
When both spouses are highly skilled at relationships, and each is working on improving himself/herself, both the marriage and happiness level will flourish.
Despite our fascination with weddings, roughly half of those who make it to the alter end up in divorce court . . . and divorce is a messy business that ill-affects children and casts a long shadow on the future. It is costly in terms of money, stress and emotions. So, ever wonder what the latest research says about marriage? Will it make you happy?
Or could it contribute to your unhappiness, misery and discontent?
Research Findings
Here's the good news on marriage and happiness. A positive relationship between marriage and happiness has been reported in the research for many years. Several large surveys show generally how much happier married people are than those who are unmarried. Married people report greater happiness than those who have never been married, and those who are divorced, widowed or separated.
But it's not just saying the vows that does the trick. Studies show that people who live with a partner are also happier than those who live alone. Both married men and married women are happier than unmarried individuals, but some studies suggest that marriage may confer slightly greater benefits on men than women.
And . . .
Marriage tends to:
-- make people consistently happy
-- help them to experience positive emotions and find deep levels of life satisfaction
-- Marriage may protect people against life's hardships by offering support and friendship from the spouse, who can serve as a friend and confidant
-- A spouse can serve as a valued and trusted decision making partner, lowering a person's stress level
People who live alone may feel the brunt of life's hardships, whereas married folks benefit from the kind of close, strong support a partner can afford.
To better understand the relationship between marriage and happiness, let's take a look at life satisfaction. Happily married people report greater levels of life satisfaction than others, and marriage can really boost a person's happiness or sense of subjective well being.
Joy, a sense of belonging and inner peace may flow from a happy marriage. When a marriage is really good, the benefits may be even greater, including a sense of euphoria with life or a real sense of ecstacy.
Of course, the problem is having a really good marriage! Maybe the question should be, Will a good marriage make you happy? A truly exceptional marriage will go a long way toward helping you gain true and lasting happiness.
Happy Individuals
Naturally, happy people tend to make the best possible mates or spouses, and they create the happiest marriages. Research indicates happy people may have the best chance of getting married, too.
Keep in mind, happiness, like depression, is contagious. Being around unhappy people will make most people less happy, whereas happy friends tend to lift us up!
Unfortunately, not many people know how to manage a marriage and get the most out of it. The art of building a happy marriage can be elusive . . .
And most married people could use some training in the area of making their marriages better. Or in responding favorably to their spouses. Especially important is learning how to respond to your mate when things are not going well.
As the facts demonstrate, a good marriage is worth the effort. Since marriage is important, and it can make you happy, I've added a list of powerful but simple tips you can use to improve your marriage.
Even if you have a good marriage, these tips can make your relationship more satisfying and enjoyable.
Happy Marriage Tips: A Baker's Dozen
1. Look on the bright side -- always try to be as positive and optimistic as you can be. A spouse's positive attitude leads to positive behaviors and a more satisfying relationship. Marriage and happiness will go hand-in-hand for you.
2. Talk often and be honest with your spouse -- don't play communication games.
3. If you think of yourself as being superior to your spouse, better get some help for your marriage. A perceived sense of superiority can trash a relationship fast!
4. Take time to have fun and be kids again -- remain youthful and avoid taking yourselves too seriously!
5. If you have an argument or melt-down, repair the problem quickly -- be quick to understand, forgive and forget.
6. Be responsible for your own happiness and avoid blaming your spouse for your problems or unhappiness.
7. Learn to respond effectively to your spouse when you feel he/she is making you unhappy or upset. Avoid responses that will worsen the situation.
8. Give big problems or serious issues time to heal.
9. Each spouse should give the other plenty of support and encouragement to be all he or she can be in life . . . support, suport, support!
10. Each spouse should receive input and accept influence form the other. Stay clear of arrangements whereby one spouse influences the other, but it does not go both ways.
11. Marriages that distribute power evenly among both spouses are often happiest, as both spouses feel equally important and vital to the marriage, and no one feels inferior, less important, or left out.
And toxic resentment won't build up.
12. Avoid forcing changes upon your partner. Offer support and inspiration, but trust him/her to make needed changes. Don't nag or pressure your spouse, and watch your marriage and happiness grow together!
13. Put your best foot forward -- remember to strive to be your best every single day. Make sure you don't stop being polite and sensitive just because you got married. Don't stop listening. Don't start being a slob or acting like a lazy bum! Treat your spouse like the special person he/she really is . . . and don't stop, ever!
Try these tips and you'll enhance your chances of making your marriage a happy one -- one that fills you both with contentment and helps you to reach your personal goals, yielding great happiness and joy for both partners.
Marriage and Happiness: The Bottom Line
Will marriage make you happy? Despite the complications, yes, it can certainly help . . .
especially if you can follow simple but effective steps to make your marriage the best it can be.
If your marriage or romantic relationship is in trouble or facing significant problems, you may need to get professional help. Your marriage is worth it. Don't forget that marriage and happiness are two peas in a pod, so take good care of your marriage.
Remember: by learning how to respond to your partner wisely and effectively, you will change your entire life and revitalize your most precious relationship. Get more information on marriage and happiness, and our relationship coaching services here. Research on marital communication helps us predict whether a marriage will succeed or not. Marriages headed for failure tend to have plenty of red flags. They relate to bad habits that spouses have learned -- habits which are often difficult to break, even when people want to learn better ways of coping.
Traditional marital counseling often fails because it focuses on helping people to fight fairly or to keep the fights to a minimum. What works better is helping couples learn how to behave like other successful couples. In other words, the focus should be on learning success-oriented skill sets and good habits . . .
good, effective habits that will help you to easily and painlessly get the most of your marriage.
When both spouses are highly skilled at relationships, and each is working on improving himself/herself, both the marriage and happiness level will flourish.
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