Friday, January 8, 2010

inner-DIVA alter ego finkelberry.blogspot.com ; ADIK LAHAR dalam kesah : CHANTEK ker??

uall uall....

usahlah kita panjangkan pembacaan dengan bagaimana dan bila finkelberry.blogspot.com nie dah ade inner-diva alter ego...nanti2 lah yer adik lahar story-mori pasal tue...yang penting adik lahar ade story lebih lahar nak diceritakan...lahar ker...


tadi adik lahar keluar bershopping dekat depan rumah adik lahar..alah, dekat2 jah..adik lahar tak larat nak drivelah uall..ha,statement! lesen pun ta ada lagi...anyway, sambil2 adik lahar round sana round sini mencari benda2 yang dah diimpikan sejak dari rumah masa tengok tv tadi, adik lahar ternampaklah ada satu akak nie menjual buku and cd2 pendidikan kot tak pon berkaitan agama kat area2 parking Giant nie...nampaklah kegigihan die menjual barang2 kat ramai manusia tengah2 panas nie. adik lahar sujud kagum.

nak dijadikan cerita adik lahar dahlah sudah meng-survey barang2 kat Giant and Mydin;pecah lobang shopping kat Mydin! pastu ternampak lagi sekali akak tadi tue. die tengah nak jual barang kat akak yang baru nak buka balik kedai jahit/kedai baju2 gorges pengantin yang baru balik dari lunch kot.bersungguh2lah akak nie jual barang2 die. tapi kesian akak kedai tue kata die dah beli dah; konpident menipu. yo yo all jah akak kedai tue.


tak sempatlah akak yang jual barang tue nak tarik nafas lepas cakap,"ala yer ker. dah beli ker",tiba2 dia dengan budget2 kiutnya berhayun2 kat pintu kedai baju tue, macam ala2 kita main tiang2 kat sekolah rendah dulu tue and tanya kat akak kedai tue,

"akak, berapa baju tue akak...cantiknyaaaaaaaaaaa...berkilat2 lagi...rasa nak beli and terus pakailah...jadikan baju kawen pon ok gak kan..."

MOTIP?!!!!!!

padanlah tak laku2 barang2 ko akak oi....ko ingat ko chantek? menggeletis tak hengat! aduh,,rasa nak ajah adik lahar pergi je kat akak tue and sepak die.



sia2 adik lahar sujud kagum tadi.

Thursday, January 7, 2010

newz ; PETA’s use of First Lady in advertisement angers White House


By Brett Michael Dykes ; a contributor to the Yahoo! News blog

AP – This image released by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals shows a new PETA ad that features …


No strangers to controversy, the animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is up to its old tricks again. This time they've raised eyebrows by using an image of Michelle Obama in an anti-fur advertisement without her permission. The White House is not pleased, to say the least.

The ad in question features the image of the first lady alongside the images of Oprah Winfrey, Tyra Banks, and Carrie Underwood underneath the slogan, "Fur-free and fabulous!" The ads, which PETA says features "a bevy of the smartest, most stylish, and most influential women in America," are being plastered all over the Washington D.C. Metro mass transit system, in addition to appearing in various magazines and websites.

While Winfrey, Banks and Underwood are all on record as publicly endorsing PETA's anti-fur efforts, first lady Michelle Obama cannot endorse special interest groups such as PETA. Thus, the White House is mildly perturbed by the use of the first lady's image in the campaign.

"We did not consent to this," a spokeswoman for Michelle Obama said yesterday.
For their part, PETA says that they will not take down the ads and maintains that Michelle Obama's past anti-fur declarations essentially give them license to use her image in a campaign.
"We haven't asked the White House to fund or promote the campaign, as they can't do such things, but the fact is that Michelle Obama has issued a statement indicating that she doesn't wear fur, and the world should know that in PETA's eyes, that makes her pretty fabulous," said PETA president Ingrid Newkirk in a statement.


The current flap with PETA isn't the first time that Obama family members have been used without consent to promote political causes. Last August, a Washington nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting healthy school lunches came under fire for incorporating Sasha and Malia Obama into a campaign to reform the Child Nutrition Act. The ads, which featured the image of a young African American girl, read, "President Obama's daughters get healthy school lunches. Why don't I?" Just like PETA, the group, the Physicians Committee for Responsible Action, refused to remove the ads after the White House voiced their objections.


Not surprisingly, the images and likenesses of the first family have also been used without White House consent in the interest of free enterprise, perhaps most notably on Sasha and Malia and Michelle Obama dolls. Don't be surprised at all when future controversies involving the unauthorized use of first family images arises, because it almost certainly will.

finkelberry.blogspot.com: who the hell cares, except the White House-lah. My only concern is have Tyra or Carrie pose nude for PETA yet? Miss O can keep it to herself if she did.

finkelberry VS finkleberry ; douche bag?


1.finkleberry
one who is either a:
dumb ass
idiot
shit head
moron
maroon
douche bag
ass wipe
fuck face
and so on and so forth

You are a finkleberry. What a finkleberry. That was very finklebery of you.
by RJ McNamara
A very nice lady in which I couldn’t put my hand on if whether she is a friend or a junior or a friend’s girlfriend gave me a link in the urban dictionary for my blogs name. as u can see all the definition doesn’t make my blog look good. dang.
But if u look carefully the spelling of the word referred to and the spelling of my blog’s name are totally different. So I told her and one of my babes which also concern with the matter to chillex cause it might sound the same but mine means hot, hot, hot and not as stated for the other word.
As simple example as CAN’T and CUNT in which CAN”T means you’re not allowed to and CUNT means…u better search that urself....
So im sticking with my blogs name. Period. Thanks anyway!

FOOD #3 : BOTTLED WATER; 6 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW


Healthy Living
by Brett Blumenthal - Sheer Balance
Written by Brooke Benlifer, R.D., for Sheer Balance.




Trying to purchase bottled water can leave you feeling more confused than ever. With the myriad of choices out there, how do you pick one that provides you with hydration, MINUS the hype? Water companies make fancy claims, but think about it: These companies are competing for your attention in a market where there is really no need for additives. Devise a game plan for water that makes waves!


1. Choose water without artificial sweeteners or added
Terms like Aspartame (brand name Nutrasweet), Sucralose (brand name Splenda), are artificial and have no place lurking in your water! Add lemon, lime, a slice of orange or even cucumber to your beverage for refreshment. Or, choose bottled water like Metromint (www.metromint.com) that uses mint essence and natural flavorings. Create a splash of flavor by freezing blueberries and raspberries in ice cube trays. Add the frozen berries to sparkling water and serve in fancy glasses for a special occasion.


2. Become Ingredient Savvy
Just as an embellished “beverage” at your local coffee joint can set you back more calories than a hamburger, flavored waters can have calorie and sugar levels that rival soda. Check the ingredients and look for the term “water” without a list of lots of other ingredients.


3. Beverages aren't Real Food
With the exception of soups and smoothies, beverages do not provide us with a feeling of fullness or satiety, the way a meal does. For example, an ounce of almonds contains 160 calories, 3 gm fiber and 6 gm protein, and can help tide us over between meals. But sip a 160 calorie sugar-infused water and you’re likely to be just as hungry as you were before, if not more. The sugar causes your body to secrete insulin and you may find yourself on a high/low blood sugar rollercoaster.


4. Steer clear of terms that belong in your science textbook
In other words, many waters use coloring, flavors and preservatives that are anything but natural. If you can’t decipher the terminology on the bottle, cruise on to clearer waters. It may surprise you, but preservatives such as sodium benzoate (known to be carcinogenic or cancer-causing) are still used in beverages you find on the grocery store shelf. Scary, huh?


5. Bottled isn't always Better
Interestingly, bottled water is not necessarily any healthier than tap water, despite what water companies would have you believe. "20/20" took five bottles of bottled water plus a sample of tap water and sent them to a microbiologist to test for bacteria. Surprisingly, there was no difference between the tap water and the bottled waters. To help the environment, you might also think about investing in a permanent water bottle.


6. Sail past the waters with hyped up health claims
Because it is difficult for one water company to distinguish itself from another, companies use clever packaging and fancy words to compete for consumers’ attention. They convince you that you will feel younger, more invigorated, soothed, energized, beautiful, etc. if you drink their water. Now, let’s be realistic. If there exists a fountain of youth, it is simply this: Eat Well, Get Adequate Rest and Exercise and Take Care of Your Spirit.



Sometimes less is more, and with water, this is the case, plain and simple.


How do you enjoy water?

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

FOOD #2 : 20 Secrets Your Waiter Will Never Tell You


By Michelle Crouch, Reader's Digest


What would two dozen servers from across the country tell you if they could get away with it? Well, for starters, when to go out, what not to order, what really happens behind the kitchen’s swinging doors, and what they think of you and your tips. Here, from a group that clears a median $8.01 an hour in wages and tips, a few revelations that aren’t on any menu.


What we lie about


1. We’re not allowed to tell our customers we don’t like a dish. So if you ask your server how something is and she says, “It’s one of our most popular dishes,” chances are she doesn’t like it.
—Waitress at a well-known pizza chain

2. On Christmas Day, when people ask why I’m there, I might say, “My sister’s been in the hospital,” or, “My brother’s off to war, so we’re celebrating when he gets back.” Then I rake in the tips.—Chris, a New York City waiter and the founder of bitterwaitress.com


3. If you’re looking for your waiter and another waiter tells you he’s getting something out of the stockroom, you can bet he’s out back having a quick smoke.—Charlie Kondek, former waiter at a Denny’s in Central Michigan


4. If someone orders a frozen drink that’s annoying to make, I’ll say, “Oh, we’re out. Sorry!” when really I just don’t want to make it. But if you order water instead of another drink, suddenly we do have what you originally wanted because I don’t want to lose your drink on the bill.—Waitress at a casual Mexican restaurant in Manhattan


What you don’t want to know


5. When I was at one bakery restaurant, they used to make this really yummy peach cobbler in a big tray. A lot of times, servers don’t have time to eat. So we all kept a fork in our aprons, and as we cruised through the kitchen, we’d stick our fork in the cobbler and take a bite. We’d use the same fork each time.—Kathy Kniss


6. If you make a big fuss about sending your soup back because it’s not hot enough, we like to take your spoon and run it under really hot water, so when you put the hot spoon in your mouth, you’re going to get the impression — often the very painful impression — that your soup is indeed hot.—Chris


7. I’ve seen some horrible things done to people's food: steaks dropped on the floor, butter dipped in the dishwater.—Waiter at a casual restaurant in the Chicago area



What you’re really swallowing


8. If your dessert says "homemade," it probably is. But it might be homemade at a bakery three miles away.—Charity Ohlund

9. I knew one guy — he was a real jerk — he’d go to Costco and buy this gigantic carrot cake for $10 and tell us to say it’s homemade. Then he sold it for $10 a slice.—Steve Dublanica, veteran New York waiter and author of "Waiter Rant: Thanks for the Tip — Confessions of a Cynical Waiter"


What drives us crazy


10. Oh, you needed more water so badly, you had to snap or tap or whistle? I’ll be right back … in ten minutes.—Charity Ohlund

11. We want you to enjoy yourself while you’re there eating, but when it’s over, you should go. Do you stay in the movie theater after the credits? No.—Waiter at a casual restaurant in the Chicago area


12. My biggest pet peeve? When I walk up to a table of six or seven people and one person decides everyone needs water. I’m making a trip to deliver seven waters, and four or five of them never get touched.—Judi Santana, a server for ten years


What we want you to know

13. Sometimes, if you’ve been especially nice to me, I’ll tell the bartender, “Give me a frozen margarita, and don’t put it in.” That totally gyps the company, but it helps me because you’ll give it back to me in tips, and the management won’t know the difference. —Waitress at a casual Mexican restaurant in Manhattan

14. If you’re having a disagreement over dinner and all of a sudden other servers come by to refill your water or clear your plates, or you notice a server slowly refilling the salt and pepper shakers at the table next to yours, assume that we’re listening. —Charity Ohlund


What tells us you’re trouble


15. I get this call all the time: “Is the chef there? This is so-and-so. I’m a good friend of his.” If you’re his good friend, you’d have his cell.—Chris

16. The strangest thing I’ve seen lately? A man with a prosthetic arm asked me to coat check it because the table was a little bit crowded. He just removed his arm and handed it to me: “Can you take this?”—Christopher Fehlinger


17. We always check the reservation book, scan the names, and hope for someone recognizable. I’m happy if the notes say something like “Previous number of reservations: 92.” If they say something like “First-time guest, celebrating Grandma’s 80th birthday, need two high chairs, split checks, gluten allergy,” then I start rummaging through my pockets for a crisp bill for the hostess and I make sure to tell her how much I love her hair fixed like that.—Charity Ohlund


How to be a good customer


18. Use your waiter’s name. When I say, “Hi, my name is JR, and I’ll be taking care of you,” it’s great when you say, “Hi, JR. How are you doing tonight?” Then, the next time you go in, ask for that waiter. He may not remember you, but if you requested him, he’s going to give you really special service.—JR, waiter at a fine-dining restaurant and author of the blog servernotslave.wordpress.com


19. Trust your waitress. Say something like “Hey, it’s our first time in. We want you to create an experience for us. Here’s our budget.” Your server will go crazy for you.— Charity Ohlund


What you need to know about tipping


20. If you walk out with the slip you wrote the tip on and leave behind the blank one, the server gets nothing. It happens all the time, especially with people who’ve had a few bottles of wine.—Judi Santana


Extra

What You Don't Want to KnowWe put sugar in our kids' meals so kids will like them more. Seriously. We even put extra sugar in the dough for the kids' pizzas.—Waitress at a well-known pizza chain

TwentyTen


By the way,

H A P P Y N U Y E A R ~
have a splendid year ahead of you and just to remind u guys,
2010 is not a new decade, next year 2011 is a nu decade.
a decade is from 2001-2010, 10 years=1 decade.
bloody hell!

FILM #1 : 13 films

1. Up
i.The animation has nice cartoon drawings, ii.Russell, Kevin the bird and Dug the dog was so cute and funny and entertaining, iii.Carl love story with his wife was so romantic and finally iv.The moral of the story that I got was so personal to me I’m giving it 1 1/2thumbs up.

2. 17 Again
CRAP even for the mainstream, as Babachak said to me, “Thank God for Zac Efron hotness” and his so alluring personality.

3. Planet 51
A waste of everything.

4. Love Happen
So effin boring. The whole movie was just about Dr. Burke Ryan played by Aaron Eckhart in accepting his wife death. Duh!

5. The Blind Side
Great ‘based on true story’ film but I do think it could be executed better. With that being said I do think it’s an inspiring movie with so many worthwhile moments and funny scenes. Really worth watching it. Guarantee!

6. 4 Christmases
It was funny here and there but not worth watching it at cinema. Thank God I didn’t. One of Reese Witherspoon worst movie.

7. Hangover
One of the best movies ever. At first I thought it was going to be just like other of its kind but the idea of the story was good. I just wish the dentist friend would dump that girlfriend of his meaner.

8. Inglorious Basterds
Boring but great! Kill those Nazis!

9. 9
I don’t see the different if even the 9 things or puppets (or what is it anyway?) existed or won the battle. Seriously, what am I’m not getting here?

10. Pineapple Express
It was funny but not great. It made me want to smoke weed so badly. Was that the motive of the film? Huh.

11. Dorian Gray
Just a movie. Thank God for Ben Barnes and all the sex scenes.

12. Harry Potter: and the Half blood Prince
They surely have grown but this one is definitely just for the fans.

13. Catch me if you can
It might be great if I watched it in 2002 when Mr. G first told me it was a great movie. Unfortunately 8years later there are better films about con man but you have to be impress by all the things Frank Jr. did before his 21st birthday and it is based on true story.