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Stay With Me Lyrics

Hi everyone! Recently, i just got a mad with this song which is by a talented singer, Sam Smith. Well, I guess I'm like to those that have a husky voice. Its made my mind going to blow to another planet. Hahaha. Just kidding! The lyrics as below :

Guess it's true, I'm not good at a one-night stand
But I still need love 'cause I'm just a man
These nights never seem to go to plan
I don't want you to leave, will you hold my hand?

Oh, won't you stay with me?
'Cause you're all I need
This ain't love it's clear to see
But darling, stay with me

Why am I so emotional?
No it's not a good look, gain some self control
And deep down I know this never works
But you can lay with me so it doesn't hurt

Oh, won't you stay with me?
'Cause you're all I need
This ain't love it's clear to see
But darling, stay with me

Songwriters : NAPIER, JAMES JOHN / PHILLIPS, WILLIAM EDWARD / SMITH, SAMUEL FREDERICK

5 Malaysian Drinks You Should Not Miss

Malaysia is known for its great and sumptuous foods including beverages and sweets. Malaysians love drinks with healthy amounts of sugar syrup. Below are the five Malaysia drinks that you shouldn’t miss.

1. Teh Tarik

It can be noted as the country’s national drink. Teh Tarik is a tea, the sweet, bitter and strong kind. It is mixed with lots of condensed milk and the mixture is pulled from one glass to another for numerous times to form a frothy goodness. It can be served cold at drinkable level or iced cold.

2. Kopi O Ais

It is a Malaysian version of iced coffee. It is widely served anywhere and on street markets for some few bucks. Kopi O Ais is usually combined with sweetened condensed milk but you may opt to not have it mixed if you want it more refreshing and not so sugary like dessert.

3. Milo Ais

Most of us are familiar with Milo, the malty breakfast drink. However, Milo isn’t just an ordinary malt beverage in Malaysia; they serve it with a twist. They offer it hot, cold, and ice-cold in cans and juice boxes.

4. Limau Ais

This can be your perfect partner for a hot sunny day in Malaysia. Limau Ais is an iced lime juice prepared with fresh, sweet and tangy lime juice, mixed with water, sugar syrup and ice. If you like lemonade then no doubt you will love limau ais.

5. Nutmeg Juice

Nutmeg is a fruit that is unlikely to be juiced by the rest of the world except Malaysia. There are health benefits that you can get in drinking nutmeg juice; however, it should only be taken twice a week as it can also be bad for your health. This juice when taken in suggested amount will make your blood less likable to mosquitoes.

Source : Fmutm

Oppo Find 7

Do you need an unlocked smartphone? With powerful specs, an impressive screen and a fast charging system? If you answered 'yes' to all of those questions, then the Find 7 just might be worth the plunge. Some four months ago, Oppo, a Chinese phone maker with a surprisingly solid phone lineup, unveiled its flagship phone Find 7. The Find 7 pairs top-notch performance with one of the highest-resolution screens you will find on a mobile today. But is it worth the USD599? Is Oppo really a mobile force to be reckoned with?

Let's figure it out. While the Find 7's body is 152.6 mm high, 75 mm wide, and has a depth of 9.2 mm, (12% thinner than an average smartphone), with a weight of 171 grams, it's somewhat heavier than average. With its squared-off corners, flat sides and plain black face, the whole thing is almost unapologetically monolithic. The only real concession to the notions of grippability and comfort is the gently curving (and removable!) backplate. Before we go further, there is one thing that's clear: Smartphone displays don't get much sharper than this!

For those that want to know a further review regarding this phone, find out more HERE

Financial Management Should Be Taught In School

There’s a saying that says, money makes the world go round. Hate to point out the obvious, but it is true. In this new era, money is what it takes for the society to keep on surviving, well, except for having happiness and religion etc, but that is beside the point. The point here is that, the world is a competition and we need to educate ourselves, from young, on how to keep our financial balance on stable platform. Thus, the Education Ministry should take note on some of the reasons why they financial education should be taught at school, namely, instilling a good financial management from a young age, reducing individual financial crises in the future and creating an economic savvy society.

I do agree that parents should carry a bigger role in teaching their children on things such as saving money and not spend on unnecessary things, but it is also the government’s role in further educating on the theories of having good financial management. It is vital as it actually prepares the future generation to be more aware of the harsh reality. Moreover, when we give them an education on managing their finances, it will help them in the future in terms of having the cash for further to secondary or tertiary education. Therefore, for the betterment of the future generation, is it ideal to educate them at school about having a good financial management.

Day in, day out, we see news on young adults has gone into bankruptcy. At the start of their young life, they have negative balance in their bank account and still owing. Having rents to pay, bills to settle, mouth to feed, etc, bankruptcy would be the last thing anyone could ever want. This is an issue we would not want our generations to have. A way to avoid this is by training them from small the benefits of saving and managing their money because at the end of the day, they will be the one who is going to enjoy that. By doing this, it will therefore reduce individual financial crises and simultaneously creating a happy living condition.

Creating an economic savvy society does not mean society that gets involved in stock market, investment or the index. But it is a society that is capable to support their respective families and still have enough money for the future and also is able to give back to society and do well. It also means that the society is able to comprehend and understand on the nation’s current economic background. By grasping the financial knowledge, it leads to a society that does not spend unnecessarily and therefore developing a better country. Thus, the significance of educating young children on financial is obvious as it would benefit the advancement of the country.

To conclude, before understanding the whole concept of financial management, it is a good idea for us to come hand in hand and educate the younger generations on having savings and such. The need to introduce these types of knowledge to them not only will widen their mind but also teach them to be prepared for the unknown future. It is hoped that the Ministry of Education take this proposal to action in order to foster a broader minded generation that will be the pride and forefront of the nation.

Dawn of The Planet of The Apes Synopsis

It’s Movie time! Yeah, How many of you guys are ready for this? From an ape that gibbers to the Ceaser we all know, that can now talk and communicate with us. ‘Dawn of the Planets of the Apes’ is here! Check out how to win exclusive passes to catch this fantastical-reality movie.

The Synopsis as below:

This movie was directed by Matt Reeves and it was produced with the casts Gary Oldman, Jason Clarke, Keri Russell, Judy Greer, Andy Serkis, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Enrique Murciano, Toby Kebbell & Kirk Acevedo. DAWN OF THE PLANET OF THE APES director Matt Reeves wanted the continuity of his movie to fit into that timeline. “The story we are telling will lead to Planet of the Apes, and not Planet of the Humans and Apes, so it’s about how this film fits into that narrative.” A growing nation of genetically evolved apes led by Caesar is threatened by a band of human survivors of the devastating virus unleashed a decade earlier. They reach a fragile peace, but it proves short-lived, as both sides are brought to the brink of a war that will determine who will emerge as Earth’s dominant species.

Sources : Nuffnang