My Favourite Dishes

Homemade Nasi Lemak

 

Homemade Curry Laksa

Sambal Petai with soft boiled egg

Homemade Spaghetti

Snacks

All of these are my favourite dishes specially cooked by my mum during my semester break. Mummy, " I Love U" !!!

My Student Information

Hello, I am a degree student of UUM. Details below is about my student information:

Name: Wang Ying Xi
Matric No: 213410
Student Residential Hall: SME Bank (16E121)
Programme: UP 10 Bachelor of International Business Management with Honours
I/c Passport No: 910504016958                           Date of Birth: 04/05/1991
Sex: FEMALE                                                            Place of Birth: Johor 
Religion: Buddha                                                      Race: Chinese
Nationality: Malaysia
Permanent Address: No.1 JALAN MERBUK, TAMAN MAKMUR, 86200 

                                       SIMPANG RENGGAM, KLUANG, JOHOR. 

Phone No: 07-7558485                                        Handphone No: 017-7989212
               
 
I am the first child of my parents three children. My father is worked as a rubber tapping worker. However, my mother has been taking care of house hold. I am a friendly person, good thinker, and independent. My hobbies are sleeping, eating, swimming, and watching drama. I have set many goals that I would like to achieve in my life, to name a few are finishing college, becoming successful Business Admin Assistant, traveling around the world, and becoming a better person. My life style is very simple. So, that's all about myself.

My FIRST Video Assignment (for Bm subject)

The assignment requires students to create their own product and then apply the advertising method to the product. Our product is named by Magic Bread since it  has some unique functions that the other breads didn't have. Let's say, have you ever heard the bread which possesses the function of slimming and beauty? So, you may take a look to our product. In this video, we have shown the situation before and after the consumption of the bread. For me, the video is creative and the idea is quite funny, and I hope u may take a time take a look to our video. ENJOY.......

Protocol Program at EDC, UUM

This is the very first time I attended  the Protocol Program held by EDC UUM. This program is compulsory for all the UUM students to attend before they graduate. This program is aimed to teach the students about the social ethic and learn on how to eat meal mannerly.

The main cutlery will be used during the whole protocol program.

The appetizer is mushroom soup, chicken chop as main course, and lastly the brownie cake is served as the dessert.

And of course, a thing must do is to take picture during this precious moment.

During the break time, when I and my friend visit around the EDC hotel, I am attracted by this beautiful bonsai which is placed at the atrium of  EDC hotel.

Thanks UUM for giving us such a meaningful program and we enjoy in this program so much.

Penang Street Art, Wall Painting at Penang

"Little Children on a Bicycle" Mural, Armenian Street, George Town, Penang

"Boy on a Bike" Mural, Ah Quee Street, George Town, Penang

"Reaching Up" Mural, Cannon Street, George Town, Penang

The Bruce Lee wall painting is definitely an awesome one

"Minions" Mural, Lorong Soo Hong, George Town, Penang

Ernest's neighbor, who is actually famous wooden clogs painter, Mr. Ng Chai Tiam, Armenian Street Art Cafe

"Children in a Boat" Mural, Chew Jetty, George Town, Penang

"Little Girl in Blue" Mural, Muntri Street, George Town, Penang

The Awaiting Trishaw Paddler

Lithuanian artist Ernest Zacharevic is leaving his mark with beautiful wall painting of children all across historical Georgetown. The artworks are funny, fascinating, and very much open to everyone's interpretations.

Chinese New Year Decor at KL Shopping Mall

At the main entrance.  

 

 At the atrium.

The pictures were taken when I and my friend spend our semester break in KL during the Chinese New Year season. It cannot be denied that the decoration is absolutely awesome. For Chinese, the year of 2014 is classified as the year of horse. Therefore, the horse will be the main decoration.

Idina Menzel - Let It Go (from "Frozen")

Hey, do you guys know this is the catchiest song I have ever heard. That message is good and all.

"Let It Go" is a song from Disney's 2013 animated feature film, Frozen, with music and lyrics composed by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez. The song was performed in the film by American actress and singer Idina Menzel in her role as Queen Elsa, after an ostracized Elsa abandons her kingdom when her magical ability to create and control ice is discovered by the public. Up in the mountains, away from confused and suspicious onlookers, she realizes that she no longer needs to hide her abilities, and declares herself free from the restrictions she has had to endure since childhood. She rejoices in finally being able to use her powers without fear, manipulating snow and ice to generate a magnificent castle for herself.

"Let It Go" won the Academy Award for Best Original Song at the 86th Academy Awards, where the song was performed live by Menzel. It is the first song from a Disney animated musical to reach the top ten of the Billboard Hot 100 since 1995, when Vanessa L. Williams' "Colors of the Wind" from Pocahontas peaked at number four on the chart. The song is also Menzel's first single to reach the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, making her the first Tony Award  winner for acting to ever reach the top 10. 

On December 6, 2013 Walt Disney Animation Studios released a video of the entire "Let It Go" sequence as seen in the movie, which has over 184 million views as of April 13, 2014.

Singapore: a City, in a Garden, by the Bay

 (These are the original pictures before edit)

(Picture after edit)

Like the Australian Garden at Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne, this is a garden designed to provoke. Singapore's Gardens by the Bay isn't your typical urban park. It's the flagship project for the Singapore National Parks department who set themselves the ambitious and tantalising vision of creating a City in a Garden.

The total area of the three public gardens at Marina Bay is 100 hectares – 2.5 times the size of Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Gardens or to use a more universal (if Melbourne is the universe) measure, 50 times the area of the MCG playing field. So it’s big.

Singapore, it seems, was after a cross between Central Park in New York and Kew Gardens in London. What they got was something entirely different, and all the better for it. An interesting distinction is made between these Gardens (by the Bay) and the (Botanic) Gardens uptown. Both are run by the National Parks department, but the former is for horticultural recreation, the latter (largely) for education, research and conservation.

This is perhaps not a surprising distinction but one that is not made often. Most botanic gardens around the world, including the three I've worked in (Sydney, Kew, Melbourne) would argue that they combine science, conservation and recreation. Not only would they argue this but their Acts usually obligate it and their actions actively pursue this agenda.

Let's Pray for MH370

 

 These are a 300 feet length Walls of Hope for MH370 incidents found in Johor Bahru Citysquare. Shoppers and tenants may get a chalk from the Customer Service Counter to write down their prayers. The wall is fulled with prayers within a day.

Violent Terrorist Attack at Yunnan Kunming Train Station

On the night of March 1, the police cordoned off Kunming Train Station. On the night of March 1, at 9:20pm, more than 10 masked assailants with knives [machetes?] wearing the same outfits hacked innocent people at the square, the booking halls, and other locations at Yunnan Kunming Train Station. Up till 1am on March 2, this violent incident had already caused 29 deaths and 113 injuries among the masses. The police shot down 5 assailants at the scene, while the rest of the assailants have yet to be apprehended.

 

This picture is of the 3 warning lines set up by the police on Beijing Road which leads to Kunming Train Station, prohibiting all vehicles from entering.

This picture is of one of the passengers at the scene still in shock.

A group of riot police on route to the scene.

On the night of March 1, scattered luggage outside one of the ticket booking halls of Kunming Train Station.

On the night of March 1, the police cordoning off the scene outside Kunming Train Station.

 The picture is of the scenes of the violence.