F1: The brand new Ferrari F2006 unveilled

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There it is, the brand new Ferrari. My first impressions: - font suspension is for sure not a no-keel setup. Must have clearer pics to see what it is then. - Notice the strange position of the rear view mirrors. - In this view, the sidepods actually make me think of Jordan EJ15B sidepods. - They still run with the midwing - Also the bargeboards are just as with the F2005 equipped with rather original flipups. have to admit..it looks a helluva lot better than the F2005....the F2005 was an aerodynamically messy car, with too many add-ons to capture downforce lost due to poor design. The F2006 would appear from this picture to be more aerodynamically sound...but to see if that really is the case we must wait till bahrain. Oh but they are stil ueing that rediculous box wing under the front mainplane...which suggests to me that they still havent caught up to the aero levels as Mclaren & Renault. Those rear view mirrors are good for morning workout but must cause the headache during a race What if mirror poles are hollow and mirror cover wider than mirror so they act as small chimneys too? One more poof that Ferrari is preparing car for CDG wing before anyone else. Why is this area where chimneys are black (heat cover?)
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40 perkara kenapa lelaki tidak layak di gelar "suami"...

1. Sepanjang pertunangan, dia tidak pernah ajak berbincang cara nak bentuk keluarga solehah. Tetapi, asyik fikir mana nak bulan madu. Nak buat teknik macam2. Saya putuskan pertunangan kerana merasakan dia tidak boleh bimbing saya soal agama.2. Malam pertama saya berendam airmata kerana suami melarikan diri selepas akad nikah. Dia bergaduh dengan ibubapa saya kerana soal wang hantaran dan mas kahwin. Malam itu, dia keluar kononnya nak pergi beli rokok, tetapi sampai subuh tak pulang. Kami bercerai 3 bulan kemudian. 3. Selepas 3 bulan nikah baru saya berpeluang ikut suami yang bertugas di Sabah. Saya hairan tengok rumahnya nampak kemas dan berhias cantik. Apabila saya gelidah satu almari di bilik tetamu, penuh baju perempuan. Puas ditanya baru dia mengaku selama ini dia duduk serumah dengan kekasihnya. Saya lari balik Semenanjung. Dia tidak pujuk. Lepas pantang saya terima surat cerai. Dia tidak pernah tahu macam mana rupa anaknya. 4. Beli cincin pertunangan duit saya, belanja hantaran pun duit saya. Sekarang duit ansuran rumah, kereta, susu anak, belanja dapur semua di bahu saya. Dia cuma beri "benih" sahaja. 5. Suami mahu anak ramai dan tidak benarkan saya makan pil. Tetapi, belum pernah sekali pun dia mahu bangun malam buat susu anak/tukar lampin. Kalau alasan penat di pejabat, saya pun bekerja juga. 6. Bapa tak pernah mengajar saya sembahyang dan puasa. Suami pun sama juga. Terpulanglah kepada saya nak dalami ilmu agama sendiri. 7. Ramai menuduh saya jahat apabila bercerai dahulu. Bekas suami memang nampak warak, tetapi siapa pun tidak tahu saya merana kerana suami mahu seks tiap2 malam dan suka liwat saya. 9. Suami tetap 'mahu' walaupun ketika saya datang bulan. Jika tidak dituruti dia mengancam mahu cari perempuan lain. 10. Saya dipukul suami ketika mengandung anak kedua dahulu kerana saya tidak mahu beri dia duit yang saya kumpul untuk belanja bersalin. Dia penganggur dan gila main muzik sahaja. Duit tu dia nak beli gitar. 11. Bekas suami saya dahulu memang kacak, kaya dan berkedudukan. Namun, saya lebih rela bercerai kerana dia ketagih hubungan seks sesama jenis. 12. Saya rasa benar-benar terhina kerana suami mengabaikan keluarga apabila asyik bercinta dengan "maknyah". 13. Hancur hati saya apabila terserempak suami memakai coli dan seluar dalam saya. Rupa2nya dahulu dia "maknyah" dan berkahwin dengan saya kerana menuruti kehendak emaknya. 14. Suami tidak pernah azan atau qamatkan kedua-dua anak kami sebaik sahaja dilahirkan dahulu. 15. Suami tidak mengaku anak lelaki bongsu zuriatnya, walaupun muka si anak 99.9% muka dia. Semua kerana suami cemburu sangat pada bos saya. Biarlah dia terus menfitnah saya kalau itu memberi kepuasan kepadanya. 16. Saya dah tak larat menasihati suami supaya sembahyang. Bulan puasa dia suruh saya masak macam biasa. Anak2 keliru melihat gelagat bapa mereka. Saya didik lain, si bapa tunjuk "contoh" lain. 17. Apabila marah, suami suka mengungkit setiap sen yang dibelanja untuk saya, sampaikan tambang haji saya ke Makkah yang dia bayarkan 3 tahun dahulu masih terus diungkit setiapkali bergaduh. 18. Suami tetap mahu saya masak macam biasa, hubungan seks 2-3x seminggu dan rumah tidak boleh bersepah... walaupun saya sedang sarat mengandung. 19. Setiap kali mengandung, pandai2lah saya berjimat cermat untuk belanja bersalin. Apabila dah sampai waktu nak beranak, kemas kain baju sendiri, tahan teksi, pergi hospital sendiri. Jika nasib baik, suami jemput, kalau tidak pandai-pandailah saya balik rumah dengan anak. 20. Memang saya bengkak kerana suami sanggup memaki hamun saya depan anak kerana tidak memandu berhati2 sehingga kemalangan dan merosakkan kereta kesayangannya. 21. Siapa tidak sayang emak. Tetapi, saya tidak boleh tahan kalau suami sanggup bergolok-bergadai semata2 mahu penuhi hajat emaknya yang berselera besar. Duit gajinya tak pernah cukup sebab bayar hutang kad. Terpaksalah saya menyara anak2. 22. Kalau anak nak minta duit beli buku sekolah, suami asyik kata 'takde duit'. Kalau nak beli joran dan umpan, ada pula. Saya perhatikan saja gelagat. Nak tengok sampai setakat mana 'lemaknya'. 23. Suami gila beli nombor ekor. Biasanya, dia suka tulis angka 1-10, letak di dalam mangkuk buat cabutan. lepas tu kalau ada nombor yang mengena, 2-3 hari tak keluar bawak teksi. 24. Tabiat suami saya memang pelik. Kalau ada masalah saja mesti cari bomoh, lepas itu tanam macam2 jenis tangkal, mesti dia nak pergi 'bersangkak'. 25. Sewaktu bercinta mmg saya tahu suami kaki judi tetapi dia berjanji nak berhenti lepas kahwin. Tak cukup gaji, barang kemas saya digadaikan Orang datang tuntut hutang perkara biasa ~ pernah rumah kami dibaling tahi. 26. Ketika bapa meninggal dunia dulu, baru kami tahu dia ada 3 isteri lain dan anak masih kecil. Rupa2nya selama ini emak tahu arwah suka kahwin cerai di merata2 tempat. Emak tidak peduli, asal arwah tidak menganggu hidupnya. 27. 3-4 bulan suami 'hilang' itu perkara biasa. Kadang2 sampai setahun. Saya tak perlu cari kerana tahu mesti dia di Serenti. Biasanya, dia kena 'serkup' waktu tengah tarik ganja dengan kawan2. 28. Anak ke-3 kami terencat sedikit. Suami penagih kronik dan sekarang dah ada tanda2 HIV. 29. Suami saya memang warak. Sembahyang tak pernah tinggal. Tetapi, saya tidak boleh tahan panas barannya. Kalau marah, habis dibaling barang2 rumah. Kalau pukul, anak dibaling macam bola. 30. Pernah saya nasihat suami jangan suka terima rasuah. Dia degil. Mula2 cuma hamper, kemudian barang kemas. Akhir sekali duit berpuluh2 ribu. Apabila dia kena cekup polis saya nak kata apa? Terpaksalah saya sara anak sementara dia di dalam penjara. 31. Sejak berniaga, suami gila karaoke. Kononnya nak rai pelanggan. Kesudahannya dia yang sangkut dengan GRO Filipina di situ. Sekarang perniagaanya lingkup dan dia dah ikut perempuan Filipina tu balik negeri, dengar khabar dah dapat anak luar nikah. 32. Dulu hidup kami senang juga. Tetapi, selepas suami kena buang kerja sebab ketagih dadah dan selalu ponteng kerja, terpaksalah saya kerja kilang nak sara anak2. 33. Kalau seronok beristeri muda, mengapa mesti nak banding-bandingkan kehebatan si madu di ranjang dengan saya? Tak puas lagi menyakitkan hati saya selama ini? 34. Kami memang miskin. Saya buat macam2 benda untuk tambah pendapatan. Jualan langsung, buat kuih, jual nasi lemak, jaga anak orang, upah sembat baju kurung. Suami saya lain pula ceritanya. Malam jadi "jaga"... siang dia kerja tidur atau melangut di kedai kopi. 35. Bab duit ringgit saya tak nafikan suami memang bertanggungjawab. Saya dapat banglo besar, kereta besar, belanja mewah. Tetapi jiwa saya kering. Suami sayang anak, tetapi masih membiarkan saya melihat "gigitan cinta" perempuan lain di badannya. 36. Pakcik saya memang hebat sewaktu muda. Kacak, bijak dan kerja besar. Isteri 2-3 orang, kekasih keliling pinggang. Anak ramai. Tetapi selepas pencen, dia papa kedana sebab duit KWSP habis bayar hutang. Kesudahannya, semua isteri minta cerai dan anak lenyap. Akhirnya dia mati seorang diri di katil hospital wad kelas tiga. Jenazahnya diurus abang saya dan pihak hospital. 37. Saya bekerja, suami bekerja. Tetapi, apabila pulang dari pejabat, suami terus capai kunci motor besarnya, merambu dengan kawan2 macam orang muda... sampai tergadai Maghrib dan Isyak. Tinggallah saya di rumah sorang diri terkial-kial menguruskan anak. 38. Walaupun sudah lama masuk Islam... mandi hadas? Saya masuk Islam kerana mahu kahwin dengan suami. Tetapi dia tidak pernah sekali pun beritahu saya perlu mandi hadas selepas bersetubuh atau datang bulan. Dia sendiri pun tak pernah buat. 39. Bagi saya perkahwinan sebenarnya lebih menguntungkan lelaki kerana mereka dapat buktikan kejantanan kepada kawan2 apabila isteri hamil, dapat pengurus tetap menjaga kain baju mereka, dapat tukang masak percuma, dapat joli lebih sebab isteri juga bekerja dan bantu sara keluarga serta dapat seks halal. Isteri dapat apa? Tugas bertambah dan silap haribulan berendam airmata... 40. Selepas 15 tahun berkahwin, rasa2nya gelaran saya sudah berubah. Dahulu 'isteri' sekarang 'pengurus anak-anak'. Hubungan dengan suami amat dingin. Kami hanya bercakap pekara penting sahaja. Hubungan seks hanya 2-3 bulan sekali. Itupun saya yang 'terhegeh-hegeh' . Saya pelik benar kerana dia bukan kaki perempuan dan memang confirm tiada isteri lain.

How to Develop Your Child's Emotional Intelligence (EQ)

How to Develop Your Child's Emotional Intelligence (EQ) by Susan Dunn
You've heard the phrase "IQ is what gets you through school. EQ is what gets you through life" Well, not only is the State interested in educating your child, but you're probably doing lots of enrichment activities at home. But what have you been doing for that all-important EQ, Emotional Intelligence? It's a better indicator of future success than IQ, it matters more to health and happiness, and it can be learned. So how would you begin? First look to yourself. You've been teaching EQ all along. Now you're going to get mindful about it. Every single interaction with your child is about EQ. Start by taking The EQ-Map® yourself and work with a certified EQ coach on your deficits. You can't teach you child what you don't know. Next, start reading to your child from The Children's EQ Reading List. It's designed to raise your child's EQ. Order the eBook, "Developing Your Child's EQ: A Practical How-to Guide" . You'll have a practical HOW-TO, step-by-step section and instructions. You'll also find exercises, games, toys, books, and activities you and your child can enjoy together, including our own line of emotionally intelligent toys, all based on solid scientific research. Next, read about the Marshmallow Test (Goleman, Ph.D.). When administered to a 4 year old it's a solid predictor of future success and happiness! Design an exercise that help your child learn to wait for things, to handle disappointment and to persevere with a challenge. Children learn best with "just-manageable" increments. For instance, an age-appropriate challenge for your 4-year-old might be dressing herself in the morning (before she gets breakfast). Show and train for cause and effect - she does something and something else happens. This is Personal Power! What toys will help your child increase her EQ? I should let you know upfront I'm the tin can and cardboard box type of Nana. With EQ it's all "around" the toy, not what the toy is so much. You could bake together, or have a conversation and teach/learn more, especially if the TV is TURNED OFF. I think the Brainy Baby Videos, Left and Right Brain, and Children of the World Sewing Cards from GeniusBabies are great: Also their Band-in-a-Box I'm also quite serious about the cardboard box. Also have around a pan and metal spoon for drumming, paper for making airplanes, always construction paper, scissors, glue, markers and pens. A sandbox. A large supply of something group-oriented, like legos or Lincoln logs. My "Learn EQ One-Day-at-a-Time Picture Calendar for Children" is multi-level learning, as are all toys I recommend. Your child will learn the concept of a page a day—time, and also a tip, graphically illustrated, about emotions. Our Gardening Kit which includes child-sized tools, apron, seeds and watering can. Borrowing from the Montessori method, I agree that children love "work" and consider it "play." Any time you can find child-sized tools similar to what you use, they'll enjoy it - a small broom and dust pan, for instance, of a child-sized tray for carrying dishes away from the table. Be sure and preserve the dignity of the occasion. Children have great dignity and we so often affront it. They know a plastic yellow and red fake wheelbarrow is not a real tool, for real work, like Dad has. Look around for tools which honor a child's desire to do what Mom and Dad do. Check my website from time-to-time as I'm always on the lookout. Also challenge your child to create what they need, i.e., "What could we use for a dustpan to pick up this dirt?" Maybe they'll come up with a piece of cardboard, or a spatula. I think every child should have the chance to learn to read holistically. While reading is generally taught phonetically in school, a right-brained child can have real trouble with that method. Try the Language Discovery Flash Cards. They work well whichever brain "orientation" your child has, and can be a lifesaver for the right-brained child. Every child should have the chance to learn another language. That's what makes us realize our own language. GeniusBabies has great "First 1000 Words in ___" series - Russian, German, French, Spanish, Japenese and Italian. Go here: . Provide costumes, hats, heels, gloves helmets, etc. for imagination play. You don't have to buy a costume, but there are some good ones here. This one, Cinderella, for instance, when your daughter is playing in that costume you'll learn a lot of things about how she feels because of the fairytale itself. Be listening! Emotional Intelligence starts with self-awareness, and the ability to express emotion. A great way to foster this is to get your child the EQ t-shirt. It' s says "I'm learning EQ. R U?" so it's a conversation-starter, which is what EQ is all about. And as you listen to your child reply to the person who asks, "What's EQ?" you'll see what kind of progress you're making and if your child is like my little buddies, they'll come up with some great descriptions which will help your understanding. There are lots of activities in my eBook. Here's one example, an Emotional Expression Exercise. Identify and label your child's feelings as they occur in her and in others, including yourself. Use basic words such as angry, sad, happy and tired. Add nuances as the months go by - petulant, enraged, livid, seething, ecstatic, annoyed . . . it's a win-win. Your child has a great EQ and also does well on the Verbal SAT. Also actively teach your child about "nonverbal." When another child is pouting, or stomping her feet, or kicking the furniture, say, "Look, Miguel is angry. He's stomping his foot." When you're tired and you sigh, say, "I sigh when I'm tired. When I'm tired, I need to rest." Be sure and offer your child peace and quiet. Allow for quiet time in their room, trips to the library, and soft dinner conversation. Loud toys, activities and environments are vexatious to the spirit - of young and old alike.
Most of all, make feelings welcome in your house. All feelings.
 
 
 

10 keys to Developing Your Child's Genius

10 keys to Developing Your Child's Genius
Would you like your child to be the best that he can be - to achieve his maximum potential? Imagine how successful your child can be with a brilliant mind, lightening fast learning skills, an accurate, lasting memory, creativity and problem solving skills of a genius. Here are 10 keys to developing your child's genius. 1. When Should I Start? Start immediately. Do you have a newborn? Excellent time to start. Do you have a teenager? It is not too late! There are many things you can teach your teenager, that will increase his chances of success in life, as well as improve your relationship with him. Many of these things are never taught in school! 2. Make it Fun Learning is fun! If you observe little children at play, you will notice that by playing, they are actually performing research of the toy they are playing with. When they feel that they have learned all that they can learn from the toy, they toss it aside and look for a new one. If you make learning fun , your child will develop the love of learning. 3. You Are Your Child's Natural Teacher As a parent, you are your child's natural teacher. No matter how many teachers your child has in school or outside of school, you are his first and most important teacher. Your child learns from you the most important things in life. Make sure to take advantage of this fact to teach your child important lessons. 4. Don't Keep Your Child Behind We all underestimate the ability of children to learn. A newborn cannot speak yet, so we don't know how much and how fast he can learn. Young children are dependant on us to provide the learning materials to them. It is important to realize, that a child learns a language in his first year of life! This is a huge achievement, as everyone who has tried to learn a second language knows. At the time a child starts speaking, single words at first and then whole sentences, he already understands a vast majority of things that are said to him. His mastery of the language is already much better than he can demonstrate by talking. At the core of this incredible ability to learn a language, is the skill of pattern recognition. This skill is also important in reading, music and many other areas. It is wise to take advantage of this incredible skill to teach the young child as much as we can. 5. Let Your Child Lead the Way Children are interested in different subjects at different periods of time. Expose your child to many subjects, and let your child show you what he enjoys most, what he is interested in most. Then you can explore and research that particular subject. It is much easier to teach your child a subject that he is interested in, that one that he is not. When you are "working" with your child on the subject of his choice, you can relate many other subjects to it. For example, if your child is interested in trains, you can study about the history of trains, about the physics of trains and how they function, geography - study a map and look at train tracks in different geographical areas, Mathematics - related to trains, and much more. 6. Children Hate to be Tested When you explore and research with your child, or teach him a subject, never test him to find out if he learned. Trust that he is learning, and keep going. You don't have to worry whether your child is learning or not, the only thing you have to worry about is whether you are able to keep his interest. As long as he is interested - he is learning! 7. Children Learn Fast Children learn so much faster than we think. If you don't move fast enough, you lose your child's interest. Teaching too slowly and repetition create boredom, and boredom is the enemy of learning. Again - let your child lead the way. If your child is ready to move to a new subject or a new concept - follow his lead. 8. Confidence and Self Esteem Confidence and self esteem are most important to your child's success. As you know, even the most talented, intelligent person, if he doesn't believe in himself, will never attempt to take on a challenging assignment or a challenging position. This can be hazardous to his career and success. Praise your child often. Honest and sincere praise will do wonders for your child's confidence. Never criticize. Make it a habit at the end of the day, before your child goes to bed, to review his achievements and successes. Notice even the smallest things! 9. Goal Setting Teach your child to set goals early on. No matter what your child's age, you can start the day talking about the plan for the day, and the goals you would like to achieve that day. When your child is ready, you can start setting weekly goals, monthly goals and yearly goals. Make a plan to achieve these goals, and make sure your child knows that the plan is flexible and can change. 10. It's OK to Make Mistakes Make sure your child knows that it's OK to make mistakes. Mistakes are learning opportunities, they are feedback about what works and what doesn't. You will never make mistakes if you never attempt to try and achieve anything. This realization leads to a stronger confidence. As a parent, you have the ability to contribute to your child's future, to help your child achieve his maximum potential. But don't wait! The earlier you start - the better your child's chance to achieve brilliance and explosive success.