Ingin TAhu Serba sedikit tentang Lelaki??

Rahsia Lelaki

1. lelaki tidak detail dalam percakapan

Contoh Kes : Kakaknye baru saja putus cinta.Biler wanita tanya what's his commEnt dier just cakap:"mm..dah nak putus nak wat camne..."

ALaSan:Tak usah bimbang sebab secara genetik lelaki tidak dibentuk untuk petah bercakap cam pompuan.Menurut seorang pakar,wanita boleh mengeluarkan antara 6 hingga 8 ribu kata per hari.sementara lelaki rata2 hanya mengeluarkan antara 2 hingga 4 ribu kata sahaja.

2.Lelaki tahan berjaga sepanjang malam demi Hobi

Contoh Kes : Kita sering tak menemui jawapan kenapa si dia sanggup mengadap game sepanjang malam tanpa henti?

ALAsaN:Di sebelah kanan otak lelaki mempunyai bahagian yang tidak dimiliki oleh kebanyakkan wanita,seperti utk mengukur sudut pandang(angle),kecepatan dan jarak.Namanya adalah KEsedaran Ruang Visual (VSA),yang amat penting peranannya di zaman lelaki harus berburu utk mendapatkan makanan.Dan kalau hasil mereka sedikit,mereka berasa macam tak ada pa pe kalau nak dibandingkan ngan lelaki lain.

3.Lelaki rela menghabiskan banyak wang untuk peralatan elektronik atau aksesori kereta.

Contoh Kes : Si dia rela keluarkan wang simpanan utk menambah aksesori kete.tapi kenapa mereka memBEBEL kalau tgk org pompuan ShoppIng?

AlasaN:Alat2 elektronik atau aksesori kete bolehlah dikatakan sebagai alat permainan lelaki dewasa.Bagi lelaki,benda 3 dimensi terlihat lebih menarik dan menstimulasi area VSA otak mereka.Dgn demikian mereka secara tidak sedar Happy2 jer buang duet utk benda2 tu.

4.Lelaki jarang MunCul dengan jambang bunga.

Contoh Kes : Dalam filem,sering kita lihat hero mincul tiba2 di rumah lovernya dgn sejambak bunga.Kenyataan nya?

AlAsan:Sejak awal,otak lelaki lebih mengutamakan hal praktik.kebetulan,hal2 bunga nih tak menarik ruang logik otak mereka.Beli sesuatu yang bakal layu dalam beberapa hari benar2 satu pembaziran-itu tanggapan org lelaki laa kan.

5.Lelaki tidak bergosip

Contoh Kes : Bila perempuan kata:""eh betul ke ni?" dia pantas memoTong:"pegi makan jom!dah lapar nie..."

AlasaN:Sebenanye lelaki juga bergosip.Tapi cara dan gaya mereka bergosip tidak sejelas wanita dan juga tidak pada saat objek yag nak digosip berada dekat situ. Kalau mereka punya masalah dengan seseorg,biasanya mereka menyelesaikannya,atau melupakannya.

6.Lelaki selalu mengaggungkan IBU mereka.

Contoh Kes : LElaki jarang mengkritik ibu merekaa,apa lagi kalau hubungan mereka akrab.Lebih panas lagi kalau dia kata:"eleh,macam tu pun tak reti buat?mak i pejam mata pun boleh buat tau."

Alasan:Bagi lelaki,ibu mereka merupakan wanita ideal dan inti dari hidup mereka.Lelaki juga belajar mengenal rasa melindungi dari hubungan kedua orang tuanya,bagaimana ayah mereka melindungi ibunya.Makanya,tak perlulah mintak dia persoalkan apa apa ttg ibunya.TiTik!

7.Lelaki sanggup menyimpan semua edisi Terhad komik,cd,jeans,jam tangan dan apa saja!

Contoh Kes : Bosan!sekejap kejap dia ajak g petaling street,kemudian kedai komik then sana,sini...semata-mata nak cukupkan koleksinya.

Alasan:Berbalik kepada asal mereka sebagai pemburu,lelaki senang menghimpun persediaan keperluan mereka sebanyak mungkin.Mereka selalu berwaspada bakal diadili lelaki lain,sehingga tidak hanya mengekar kuantiti,tapi juga kualiti yang dimilikinya.Bagi mereka,punya sesuatu yang boleh dibanggakan adalah prestasi tersendiri yang dapat memacu ego mereka.

HOW TO GET BETTER TRICEPS DUDE?

Many people do not consider the importance of their triceps, they think almost exclusively of their biceps. Triceps are used more than biceps, so weak triceps can be a real problem in your life. The tricep is the muscle opposite the bicep on your upper arm, and it's used for pulling your arm straight after bending. Gymnasts have to have strong triceps, due to the type of acrobatic maneuver they perform.

Method 1 of 2: Push Up

     

(1)

Lie on your stomach with your legs straight and together. Put your palms flat on the floor next to your shoulders. Your arms should naturally bend with the elbow pointing towards the ceiling. They may point away from your body, in which case pull them in tight against your ribs. Now push up, this is one tricep push up. Start off with ten of these, or if that is too hard start off with five. Increase the amount you do each time by five as the exercise becomes easier.

(2) Start off in a normal press up position, the same as a tricep push up, but the arms are not tucked in. Move your hands together until your first fingers and thumbs touch, which should form a triangle/kite shape on the floor. Keep your palms flat on the floor as you do this. Now do a push up. Again start off with five, and increase by five as before.

Method 2 of 2: Dumbbell

 

Obtain a dumbbell weight you are comfortable with, if you are just starting out you may want a 5 kg dumbbell. With it in your hand raise your arm up straight, now bend your arm so that the dumbbell comes down behind your head. Then raise your arm again, for maximum effect do this in a slow and controlled manner. Again, start off with five and work up from there as you build more muscle.

Kneel down on one leg, rest the hand not holding the dumbbell on a stool or some such. Let the hand with the dumbbell hang free so it is relaxed. Now, bend at the elbow so the upper arm is parallel with the ground. Straighten that arm all the way, if the strain peaks when you fully straighten your arm you are doing it right. If not find a heavier dumbbell or check your stance. Start with 5 and build up from there in fives as you build more muscle.

Tips that you can follow...

Always warm up the muscle you are planning on exercising.If you don't you are in danger of pulling a muscle, which is not only very painful but will put that muscle out of action for a long time. To warm up exercise that muscle a few times and stretch, do this at least twice to be extra sure.

Cardio, Cardio, Cardio! Depending on what you are looking for you may already include this in your work-out. The proper name for it is cardiovascular, which means 'heart and vessels' so it is exercise of the heart and vessels in your body. Essentially it burns fat, so if you want to see a result from all this triceps exercise you must shed fat like a snake sheds skin, as the triceps isn't designed as a very impressive muscle like the bicep.

Do not over strain yourself, you have to know your own limitations. If it is very difficult to do one repetition then stop at one, if you don't you will get a stiff triceps which will prevent you from exercising in the near future.

Eat healthily. Like all exercises if you wish it to have an effect you must eat healthily, see Eat Healthy for more information.

Benefit an Olympus TG-3.

You are looking camera durable and easy to carry in addition to having good quality pictures? Olympus TG-3 is the choice.

The Olympus Tough TG-3 is a digital compact camera that is also part of the Tough range of cameras sporting full protection against water, sand and accidental dropping. Other desirable features include GPS and wifi built-in, stereo sound and a bright f/2 lens. In this full test, we discover how all those features and the 16 megapixel resolution work together.

From a distance, it looks like any other shockproof and waterproof compact camera with a chunky grip, pronounced buttons and oversized bezel. However, take the latter for example. The silver disc that surrounds the lens can be removed so that you can fix lens attachments to the camera such as an LED light guide and lens converters. The bezel is fitted with a rubber ring so when it's attached no liquid gets in which is a nice touch

These days it's all about how versatile the camera is and how much punishment it can take. The Olympus Tough TG-3 has an impressive specification. The lens has a fast f/2 aperture for better low light photography. It will mean allowing faster shutter speeds at lower ISO which is great for underwater where natural light is a premium. The zoom is at a modest 4x optical but given that a large zoom will reduce the quality of the image as it's at the extreme ends, that's not such a bad thing.

Hybrid Car Segment

5 Popular Hybrid Cars Available in Malaysia

Hybrids have been gaining considerable traction within Malaysia, due in part to their affordability and efficient fuel consumption. As the government tax exemption for hybrid and electric cars is coming to an end, now is a great time to examine some of the best hybrid cars available in Malaysia. Those who wish to play their part in making Malaysia a greener place should consider these popular hybrids!

Here are some of the best hybrid cars available in Malaysia:

   

Toyota Prius C

The Prius C is the world’s best selling hybrid thanks to its affordability, ease of use, and impressive gas mileage. Here in Malaysia, the vehicle goes for RM97,313 with insurance. This beats the price of its main rival within the same price range, the Honda Insight. The Prius C has a 1.5 litre petrol engine, is a front wheel drive, and comes with a ton of features, such as three different modes of operation (Normal, ECO, and EV), seven airbags, traction control, vehicle stability control, ABS, EBD, brake assist, auto climate control, cruise control, and a keyless lock system.

Honda CR-Z

 

Another popular hybrid commonly seen zipping around the city is Honda’s CR-Z. The CR-Z is a two-seater “sporty hybrid” that offers adequate power, although individuals tend to either love or hate its design aesthetic. It’s curves, lines, and interior give it a futuristic look, and no matter what your stance on it, the vehicle is definitely a head turner.

Performance-wise, the CR-Z houses a 1.5 litre engine and an electric motor, providing it with up to 130 horsepower with a top speed of 200km/h. This makes it faster than the Prius C. Some critics note that the CR-Z is fun and thrilling to drive, thanks to its good performance and features like its standard six-speed manual transmission. It also comes with comfortable seats and many standard features, such as a backup camera, cruise control, automatic climate control, Bluetooth, and a six-speaker stereo system complete with a USB port

Audi A6 Hybrid

The hybrid version of the A6 makes for one interesting luxury sedan—it is perhaps what a young, successful business executive with a keen interest in environmental issues would drive. Audi markets this car as a mid-powered sedan with a sweet spot for efficiency, although that doesn’t mean that it has lost any of the driving thrills that make it an Audi.

Despite being a luxury cruiser, every car does have its flaws. Some of the minor downfalls to this hybrid lie in its clunky regenerative braking system and its small trunk. Besides the minor flaws, this hybrid really is one cool, eco-friendly cat. The A6 Hybrid goes for RM280,000 (without additional options), which is RM235,000 less than the flagship model.

Honda Jazz Hybrid

The Jazz Hybrid is a great car to drive from point A to point B without any hiccups. It has adequate power, decent fuel economy, and functions well in the hands of most drivers. Malaysian buyers have two options if they wish to buy the Jazz Hybrid: the internationally assembled 1.3 Litre model, or the CKD, which is the first hybrid to be assembled locally.

Although the Honda Jazz Hybrid CKD comes with a RM4900 reduction as compared to the imported version, it omits a bunch of features like cruise control, automatic wipers, and shift paddles. Both Jazz models also lack any new, innovative technology, with the current Jazz design reaching the five-year-old mark. Nevertheless, the Jazz Hybrid is extremely practical, versatile, and has that Honda reliability.

Lexus CT 200h

Another popular hybrid in Malaysia is the two-year-old Lexus CT 200h. This car is positioned as a “premium sporty hybrid” and this year’s model still comes with a hefty RM168,000 price tag (without insurance). For that price, you get a 1.8 litre petrol engine, a powerful electric motor, a generator, a high-performance 168-cell battery, a power control unit, and a power-split device under the hood.

Factory tests indicate that the CT 200h is capable of achieving up to 33km per litre. It also features engaging handling for a hybrid, has a driver-friendly cabin, and great ergonomics. Nevertheless, it doesn’t feature a lot of storage space, and its acceleration can be a bit pokey at times. Some reviewers even opine that the CT 200h is simply a Prius in a more luxurious skin. Despite all the hoopla, the CT 200h is still a popular hybrid among Malaysian buyers.

Photography Drones: Robot Cameras Take to the Skies

These remote-controlled multi-rotor aircraft can capture amazing footage—and are fast becoming today’s must-have photo accessories

RADIO CONTROL UNIT

With up to 12 channels that each control a separate flight or camera function, control consoles can be paired so that one person operates the multi-rotor with one, and a second operates the onboard camera with another. You can program the units to customize the placement of controls.

Also known as multi-rotors, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), quadcopters, and octocopters, these relatively affordable aircraft deliver photography that was—up until now—impossible at any price. They’re able to fly outdoors, even in slight wind, and sometimes in confined indoor spaces, too. Multi-rotors can legally operate at heights up to 400 feet, and range in price from $300 to up to $30,000.

Drones come in four-, six-, and eight-prop versions that can accept cameras ranging from compacts to high-end DSLRs. They’re powered by rechargeable batteries that provide between 6 and 15 minutes of flight time per charge, depending on the model and payload. Some are ready to fly out of the box, others require more at-home engineering.

Their technology starts with the propellers and motors, which produce minimal vibration for steady video capture. Most are operated by sophisticated radio-control (RC) consoles with joysticks for setting altitude, direction, and speed. The Parrot AR Drone 2.0 is controlled by iOS apps on iPhones and iPads. Most airborne multi-rotors “know” their location by communicating with six or more GPS satellites.

TIPS
Buyer Beware
Before investing in a multi-rotor, check with online user forums to learn of the experiences others have had with the units that interest you. This product category—especially the low end—is still in its infancy.

Try Flight Training
To learn to fly a multi-rotor before taking your valuable camera aloft, experiment with an inexpensive unit such as the Blade mQX ($119, street). There’s even optional flight simulation software for it.

The Best Lenses for Shooting Video

5 best lenses for shooting video with a Canon DSLR   

Thinking about taking the dive into video with your Canon DSLR? Here’s 5 lenses worth a look.

I’ve been shooting video for eight years. First using a good ‘ol Canon Vixia camcorder; then in 2010 everything changed when I bought the EOS Rebel T2i and entered the world of DSLR video. I never looked back, eventually moving to a EOS 60D and then last year to the brilliant auto-focus equipped 70D (seen in photo above). Lenses can be confusing. There are many choices. Lots of types (telephoto, prime, macro, fisheye). And a seemingly endless array of manufacturers (Canon, Tamron, Sigma, Zeiss, etc.). One thing I’ve learned: a lens made primarily for taking photos may not necessarily be the best for video.
  
1. Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM

A great all-rounder. New to video, and want to buy just one lens to get started? This is the one. Canon introduced auto-focus for DSLR last year with the revolutionary 70D. Called “dual pixel” you can touch the LCD of the 70D and the camera will automatically focus on a subject, even as it moves – just like a camcorder. It works brilliantly. This lens which Canon introduced in 2013 features STM (Stepper Motor) which means it focuses with minimal to no noise. That’s great, because with this lens you don’t have to worry about the camera’s microphone picking up unwanted sounds. I’ve been shooting most recent Stark Insider videos using this one, and it’s never let me down.

 

2. Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Camera Lens

Canon makes 3 50mm lenses. I like the cheapest the best. At only $110 this is an amazing deal. For that you get quality glass that belies its price that works wonders in low light thanks to its speed (1.8). IS is absent so you’ll need a (very) steady hand or (preferred) a rig. Still, I’ve managed to capture filmic like footage handheld with this beauty. Thanks to it glorious bokeh (the unfocused area of the frame) you might just be blown away by the results. Only $110, the craziest lens deal of all time.

3. Rokinon Cine 85mm t/1.5 De-Clicked Aperture  

If you have the first two lenses I mention above you’re off to a good start. Want to get fancier without breaking the bank? Try this Rokinon. It’s a “Cine” lens which in this case means the aperture has been “de-clicked” – so instead of adjusting the f-stop using the camera controls, you’ll adjust it by rotating the ring on the lens. Obviously don’t buy this lens first, it takes practice. Everything is manual. So it’s not ideal for run-n-gun. I still carry it with me when I have a few extra minutes, especially at night. I can dial in a cinematic scene and the results are often spectacular. Keep in mind most Canon DSLRs feature a APS-C sensor, meaning they are not full frame (like the Canon 5D Mk III). The crop-factor is about 1.6x. Meaning this lens will in fact result in a shot that is more like ~ 130mm.

4. Sigma 18-35mm F1.8 DC HSM L

 

Sigma set the camera world ablaze with this new lens. All you could hear anyone talk about in 2013, especially those into DSLR video, was that new Sigma lens… and its incredible sharpness and overall performance (rivaling that of glass costing two- to three-times as much). Many even suggest that because this lens is so good that it is in essence three primes in one: 18, 24, and 35mm. In fact that’s exactly how I treat it. With the above mentioned three lenses I’m covered for image stabilized zoom from 18-105mm, have a sharp 50mm, and cinema 85mm for artistic stuff. This Sigma give me wider angles and superb low-light performance (F1.8). An instant classic

 

5. Canon 10-18mm f/4.5-5.6 IS STM Lens

This is a new lens that comes out this summer. I have not tested it. But I’m adding it to the list because it’s (a) only $300; (b) features STM meaning it will focus without noise and pairs well with Canon camera bodies such as the 70D and T4i/T5i; and (c) should give nice wide angle shots, especially for outdoors. It has IS so it should be suitable for handheld work. It’s not a fast lens (f4.5-5.6) so I’d avoid low light shoots