Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Selamat Hari MERDEKA ke 53 Tahun.....
Monday, August 30, 2010
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Friday, August 27, 2010
Terus Nyukong Perintah BN
Tr. Chundau Ng. Tebalau(Duduk) sepiak Setiausaha Politik Kepala Menteri En. Isik Utau
BETONG: Rakyat disini disaran untuk terus memberi sokongan kuat dan padu kepada pucuk pimpinan Barisan Nasional (BN) serta kerajaan sedia ada untuk kesinambungan projek pembangunan berterusan.
Rakyat sedia maklum bahawa kerajaan telah membelanjakan berbilion ringgit untuk membangunkan kawasan agar rakyat terus mengecapi arus pembangunan kata Isik Utau, Setiausaha Politik Ketua Menteri Sarawak.
Isik berkata demikian, ketika dijemput merasmikan program Mesra Rakyat (PMR) di Rh. Chundau, Ng Tebalau Ng Spak (Khamis). Beliau berkata, program tersebut amat bertepatan pada masanya justeru memberi penghargaan kepada KEMAS Betong di atas penganjuran itu.
Jelasnya, rakyat seharusnya berasa bersyukur dan berterimakasih kepada usaha murni kerajaan kerana sejak 53 tahun Malaysia merdeka, pelbagai pembangunan telah dicapai dan dilaksanakan untuk rakyat dan tidak terkecuali kawasan-kawasan luar bandar seperti di rumah panjang ini.
Katanya, walaupun kawasan ini jauh dari arus pemabangunan, namun kerajaan akan terus berusaha akan memberi serta melaksanakan projek pembangunan.
Jelasnya, sekarang ini rakyat sudah telahpun mengecapi arus bekalan elektrik luar bandar, jalan raya, sekolah dan pusat kesihatan. Jika rakyat terus memberi sokongan padu dan jitu kepada kerajaan Barisan Nasional (BN).ujarnya.
Jelasnya, sejak Betong di iktirafkan sebagai Bahagian, sudah banyak pembangunan dirasai oleh rakyatnya seperti pembangunan pendidikan, kompleks kerajaan negeri , pusat-pusat perniagaan dan sebagainya disamping penerokaan tanah terbiar untuk kegiatan ekonomi seperti penanaman kelapa sawit, sagu serta skim ERAD getah.
Antara lain pengisian program mesra rakyat tersebut ialah ceramah dari Jabatan Kebajikan dan MARA Betong disamping demontrasi masakan membuat mee kuning dari unit CPM KEMAS Betong.
Terdahulu, Isik memaklumkan sumbangan baikpulih rumah dari YB Datuk Patinggi Jabu kepada tujuh buah rumah panjang iaitu Rumah panjang Mupoh Baruh (22 pintu), Penyelaneh Kiba (26 pintu), Tebalau Ulu (18 pintu), Mupoh Atas (13pintu), Ng Tebalau (30 pintu), Penyelaneh Kanan (15) dan Raba Penyalaneh (22). Tiap-tiap pintu masing-masingnya menerima RM 300.
Hadir sama dalam majlis tersebut ialah En Digat Panji, En David Bunsu,ketua-ketua jabatan kerajaan, ketua-ketua ranting dan ketua-ketua kaum.
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Pechaya Ka Enda; Stress Can Kill?
Most of us suffer from stress at some level, but can stress really lead to death? The answer might surprise you.
Many people assume that traumatic experiences like the death of a spouse or loved one, buying a home, or losing a job would be the greatest cause for stress. But everyday aggravations might be the biggest cause of all. The repetitive small stresses of things like housework, irritating noise, high gas prices, the rising cost of living, and too many responsibilities can far outweigh that of major traumas.
According to Webster’s Dictionary, stress is defined as “strain” or “pressure.” When we become stressed, the effect to our physical body is no different. Our body responds to any internal or external stimulus or interference that upsets normal body functions or disturbs mental or physical health.
Our initial response to stressful situations is to be anxious, irritable, and tense. But prolonged stress can develop into diseases that lead to reduced immune response—we are more prone to illness.
Simply stated, stress allows your immune system to fall down on the job. It can heighten your risk of cancer and autoimmune disease, as well as increase your risk of infections. It also increases your possibility of arterial aging, heart disease, stroke, impotence, memory loss, and early wrinkles of the skin.
Stress hormones can alter blood glucose levels in people with diabetes. Also, diabetics under stress may not take proper care of themselves. They might not exercise enough, may drink more alcohol, not eat properly, miss medical appointments, and forget or not find time to check their glucose levels.
Continuous stress can also create a vicious cycle of sleep problems: if you don’t sleep, you’re even more stressed. And if you’re more stressed, you don’t sleep. It’s a brutal cycle and one of the greatest causes of insomnia.
Chronic stress can also lead to anxiety disorders. Anxiety disorders can affect your mental and physical health and well-being.
There are many effective methods to reduce daily stress. Simple stretching in the morning, practicing slow breathing techniques, yoga, meditation, massage, and regularexercise are all positive means of reducing stress.
It’s not likely the immediate effect of stress on your body will kill you, but the long-term affects from living under stressful conditions can lead to terminal illness.
Making an effort to moderate or even eliminate the things which cause you stress in your life is the best way to live healthier and happier.