Animal's Rights

Why is the giant panda called the giant panda?
Beacuse these pandas are larger than the red pandas. So to distinguish them from red pandas scientists used the word giant in front of panda. Now it became in common use.
And obviously because it grows larger than others so it is Giant.
DeViLiCiOuS =D

=) Save The Pandas !!
Humans must stop wrecking their habitats, and give them more land that can connect the fragmented forests, so they will have pathways from one safe reserve to others. If the people would give them the extra land planted with bamboo and then stay away from them, that would help! Also, we could make a petition for people to help find illegal Giant Panda poachers, and punish them to the fullest extent of the law!

Is the giant panda facing extinction?

Yes, though it is currently considered a conservation reliant endangered species. There are currently a few hundred in zoos around the world, and only a couple thousand at most in the wild. Their numbers may be rising currently, but they are still not enough to classify as vulnerable.

If we can't save the pandas, we can't save the world.

Why is the giant panda in danger of extinction?
Giant Pandas are endangered primarily from habitat loss and from the fact that they have a very low birthrate. China has put increasing pressure on their habitat in the last century from population growth and land use changes. Also, they have traditionally been poached, primarily for their fur and skin.

Why save giant panda?

We should save the Giant panda because it is important to the chinese culture. It is China's national treasure and national symbol. 

True, but what about the last China-based animal to go extint, the Yangze river dolphin? It was a big peice of pink fat with pig eyes, nothing anybody would buy if it was on a t-shirt. So, if it's not cute and cuddly, no one wants to save it. And they are spending so much money on saving the pandas. They have spent so much money, they could of just bought it's habatat as a wildlife perserve. So, lets save other animals and save trees at the same time by supporting the cause to not cut down Bamboo.

How can I help save pandas from extinction?

Preventing extinction: 

- stop hunting 

- stop pollution 

- stop destroying habitats 

- be environmentally friendly 

- inform others 

- don't litter 

- recycle 

- volunteer to help 

- zoos are raising funds for panda research and preservation 

- adopt a panda 

Pandas are becoming extinct for a few reasons, but they all come down to one factor- humans. Because of industrialization, much of the panda's only food, bamboo, is being destroyed. As people move in, pandas are forced to move out, and into tighter and tighter areas. Because the Giant Panda is only found in China, the area the panda has is already limited. Even though China is a huge country, there are going to be limitations no matter what, regarding space and resources. But as the amount of land and resources the pandas live off of becomes limited due to the activities of humans, the more pandas are competing for food, shelter, and territory. And when a panda doesn't have enough access to these key factors for survival, it will die.

Pandas are also being hunted for their valuable fur. Poachers that want to make a profit off of these animals will kill a great number of pandas every year, making the threat of extinction even greater for these animals. Pandas do not have offspring very often, and when they do, they usually only have one at a time. This means that the pandas killed by poachers are not being replaced by a sufficient number of panda cubs.

We can protect these creatures from extinction by raising awareness about these animals. In order to save pandas, or any other seriously endangered animal, people need to know about the growing need for action against the dangers to the animals. Scientists continue to research panda bears to try and understand them better, which may aid in saving the animals later on. Certain organizations are helping to support the research and conservation of the pandas. Zoos worldwide are attempting to raise pandas in captivity to raise the panda population.

See how cute and special they are, Save them !!


Hope that helps!

Animal's Rights

Chinese & Koreans At Their Worst - Killing and eating dogs and cats !!

On The Baning Of Eating Cats And Dogs In China And Korea !!

This is a wake up call for all westerners who love dogs and cats and who keep them as valued members of their families. Did you know that in Korea there is an evil, cruel practice of killing dogs for food.  Dog meat is touted as being a substance which can boost the sexual prowess of men.  The fact that this theory is absolutely false, makes no difference.  A profitable commerce has been established. Big money is involved and has corrupted the Government.

Dogs, waiting their turn & knowing the cruel end they are about to meet.

The eating of dogs for food is not a new controversy for South Korea, as this photo from 1988 indicates.  The photo originally accompanied a story on dog meat sales by The Sun'sLorrie Goldstein during the 1988 Seoul Olympics.  The government banned the killing of dogs for food, in locations frequented by visitors, during the Olympics.  They were afraid of upsetting Westerners visiting their country.

The Koreans who eat these poor dogs, take great delight in watching the poor animals die, wagging their tails in a last moment's desperate, but futile plea for mercy. It is believed the more the dog suffers in death, the better tasting the meat! You better believe it, they know how to make it prolonged and painful.  Slow hanging and burning the hair off with propane torches is common practise. Cats receive equal treatment, shoved into sacs which are then smashed against brick walls until the poor animals are pulverized. Then they are liquified in blender machines and sold as drinks.

Let it be clearly understood, we, at Dogbiz.com are not anti-Korean, and since this wicked, greedy practice, is strictly for money, nor can it be considered interfering with their culture. That is a common misconception some westerners have, usually because they don't have all the facts. We are dog lovers, and we just want this slaughter stopped. Many Koreans have told us, they want it stopped too, Saying that "they are ashamed and embarrassed".

Well, it is up to the Korean people themselves to stop this evil practice. Eventually, they will bring this slaughter to an end. For dog and cat lovers worldwide, including Korea, that time cannot come quick enough.

Something To Think About !!

Dogs and man have been living together, helping each other, for more than 30,000 years according to anthropoligists. That represents about 1000 generations. Geneticists believe the figure is closer to 100,000 years.

They were dangerous times, 30,000 years ago. Man's weapons for hunting and protection were primitive and enemies were everywhere, two legged and four. Often, a dog's warning of danger was how a man survived. If a dog saved the life of its master 30,000 years ago, then all descendants of that man, also owe their existence to that dog. Supose a man had two children in each generation and that there have been 1000 generations since that time, it means that 2 to the power of 1000 or 2¹⁰⁰⁰ would represent the number of people today, who owe their existence to that dog. That number, 2¹⁰⁰⁰ is a number greater than all the people who have ever lived! Saving its master's life was common place until fairly recent times. In the last 300 years St. Bernards alone, have been credited with saving over 3000 people from snow avalanches in Europe. Think about how many people today owe their existence to those St. Bernards.  Newfoundland Dogs, better not forget them, because over the decades they have saved countless children, adults, and shipwrecked mariners from drowning. It doesn't take a genius to figure that every man and woman on the face of this earth probably owes his/her existence to some dog, way back. Don't you think that dogs have earned special protected status, worldwide. We do!

Heres a video of it, its a fact !!

What can we do about this insidious practice ?

Boycott all products made in Korea

We at Dogbiz.com have joined the boycott of all goods manufactured in Korea. We ask you to do the same. Everyone has the right to this decision. If the practice of slaughtering dogs and cats upsets you, you certainly have the right to choose other products. It is very easy. Just look at the label to discover where the product was made. If it was made in Korea, look some more. Spread the word to all dog and cat lovers and ask them to help. Tell the Korean government embassy in your country that you won't buy their goods.

STOP THIS CRUELTY !!

Places To Go

Place To Rest & Relax In Kuala Lumpur !!
After a hectic day in a bustling city, an idea of a gentle massage or a spa is definitely soothing to ear. It works for ladies and it's the only time out to make up for their lost beauty especially if they were on a holiday rushing with time to leave their footprint everywhere. Treat yourself better! What we have here in Kuala Lumpur range from the affordable ones to higher end ones. Pamper your drained out muscles to a place of your choice within your budget or save more and relax!


Ladies & Mens Spa.
What comes better than a spa when you are worn out from work or probably almost collapsing after walking for the whole day? Foot spa? Body massage? Relaxing Jacuzzi? You'll come across many spa parlors when you walk down the street that offers different packages with different promotions. Or best, you can just stop by at your hotel's spa parlor after a long day. Relax for the rest of your day in the spa so that your muscles can relax too.


Recommended Place To Have A Relaxing Spa In KL !!! 


Everhealth Bangsar
Established in 2004, Everhealth has rapidly grown into a one-stop health centre in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur. The centre offers a comprehensive selection and health care services to its customers, with treatments ranging from Foot Reflexology, Body Treatment Massage, Traditional Tibetan Health Treatment, Ear Candle Therapy and more. There are currently 3 Everhealth health centres located in the Klang Valley.


Night Life In Kuala Lumpur !!
Nightlife in the city will never be boring! Young, vibrant and bursting with energy, people heading towards their favorite hangout with friends or even families. Bars, pubs and clubs maybe the trendsetter but we have more to offer. If that's not what you prefer, then there's also karaoke where you can sing your lungs out or maybe a place for a drink and chit chat, go to the cafes. Come join the locals for a happening night. You'll definitely miss the nightlife in Kuala Lumpur when you head back home!


Bars & Clubs.
Bars and clubs in Kuala Lumpur have a lot to offer. Different place with different themes and even the same place have different themes. Chill and relax in bars n clubs while you enjoy to the music there. Place like Aloha club, is a 3½ building with different themes in each level. They have live band music playing there every now and then with different genre. They'll play anything that certainly soothes your ear. Feel free to dedicate songs too.



Recommended Bars & Club !!!


Aloha
Located in Kuala Lumpur's hippiest, up market Golden Triangle, Aloha's much-raved about features include the sexy oriental/minimalist interior-design style, stunning modern lounge furniture, mood setting ambient lighting, beautifully groomed staff and strict music policy. This 30,000 square foot mega-club has 3½ levels consist of a dance club, bistro & restaurant and an exclusive VIP Lounge. This clubs plays almost every cool type of music out there - From 80's modern rock to the latest R&B hits. With several rooms to choose from, you'll be sure to find one to your liking.


Zouk
Arguably the most happening club in Kuala Lumpur, the structure of Zouk takes on a futuristic theme with plenty of white shades and round angles. Also check out the Velvet Underground, sister to the Mainroom for cocktails and cool funk and jazz music.

Places To Go

Kuala Lumpur City !!

Introduction.

More than any other spot in the country, Kuala Lumpur a.k.a "KL " as it is commonly known, is the focal point of Malaysia, its the capital to be the more precise. Kuala Lumpur is situated midway along the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia, at the confluence of the Klang and Gombak rivers. It is approximately 35 km from the coast and sits at the center of the Peninsula's extensive and modern transportation network. Kuala Lumpur is easily the largest city in the nation, possessing a population of over one and a half million people drawn from all of Malaysia's many ethnic groups.

" I'm starving.. Let's go check out the foods around Kuala Lumpur !! Jom !!! " xD

Kuala Lumpur's Dining !!

Given an opportunity to eat, definitely none of the Malaysians will reject. People there live, breathe, talk and even dream about food. If given a possibility, they would all love to work in the food industry. If you happen to have met someone from Kuala Lumpur where the food haven is, don" forget to ask which hawker stalls sell yummyliciouse food, I wouldn't xD. The food here varies from local's favourites to international cuisines, from hawker stalls food to fine dining restaurants. Hence, there will be no chance at all to having no idea what to eat next.

" Enough of the reading already.. Let go in and eat !! " xP

Malay Foods ~

Nasi Lemak ~

Specialties in most Malay restaurants in Kuala Lumpur are mostly on rendang, sambal and nasi (rice). Each state in Malaysia will definitly have there own specialties like Kelantan, we have nasi dagang and nasi kerabu and nasi lemak will be the signature dish for the entire Malaysia. Kelantan Delights in Sooka Sentral serves very authentic Kelantan delights no one can get it in Kuala Lumpur. As most of the Malay restaurants here offers you delicious sambal (chili paste), there's also the typical nasi lemak and curry to go with.

Rendang ~

Nasi Kerabu ~

" Waiter.. can I have one more Nasi Lemak please and thank you " xD Spicy and tasty ~ Syok !!


Recommended Restaurants To Have Delicious Malay Food In KL !!!


Senja Bistro

Senja Bistro introduces complex flavours of Malay cooking amidst a kampong style, with dark wood and warm tones filling the room. the food specialties here include Otak-otak, Rendang Tok, Nasi Tomato and Nasi Briyani Gam, pengat, Nasi Lemak and more. There is even a buffet spread of Malay dishes for breaking the fast during the Holy month of Ramadan.




Tupai Tupai Restaurant & Cafe
Amidst the bustling city of Kuala Lumpur is Tupai Tupai Restaurant & Cafe, a one-of-a-kind Malay restaurant serving Malay cuisine and steamboat looms. The restaurant provides a perfect ambiance for an exquisite dining experience with traditional kampong style decor. And the food selection is extensive too, with a wide range of dishes from Grilled Fish to Royal Bubur Lambuk served here.

Pengat ~

Bubur Lambuk ~

Chinese Foods ~
There's a stretch of Chinese restaurants we'll have a headache deciding which suites our taste best. Let us list you few of the best and we can try them all within your holiday period! A range from cheap to expensive, we can get all the authentic Chinese food according to our budget. Dim Sum is one of the Chinese delicacies that you can never let it slip off. try the best Dim Sum in Dynasty Restaurant that has won several awards. We'll be surprise too at how delicious home-style dish can be!








" I Want Dim Sum !! "
" No no no, We are going to eat noodles at Face to Face Noodle House. "
" I want Dim Sum !!! For my breakfast at the Dynasty Restaurant. "
" Noddle it is. "
" Not fair !! "
" I'm the one who is driving =) too bad. "
" -.-


Recommended Restaurants To To Have Delicious Chinese Food In KL !!!


Nam Heong Chicken Rice Mid Valley Megamall
Nam Heong had perfected the age-old recipe of chicken rice over its 70 years of existence. Nam heong Provides a fresh outlook to Chinese cuisine, with excellent service, innovative dishes served in a cool, distinctive environment. The restaurant is renowned for its succulent tasting and aromatic chicken, and you can also look forward to other delicious dishes such as Roast Chicken, BBQ Pork, Crispy Roast Pork and Healthy Herbal Soups.


Face To Face Noodle House
Face to Face sounds unique and attractive but for those who frequent this restaurant will definitely agree that their food are better than anything else. Specializing in pan mee, they serve their specialty dry or soup together with other dishes that you will love. Their pan mee is not available in the normal dry and soup but also in curry sauce, braised sauce and even black pepper. There are other noodles and snacks available here too.

Soup Pan Mee.

Dry Pan Mee.

Dynasty Restaurant
Renowned for its fine dining ambiance, the outlet opened in 1996 and since then, offers authentic Chinese and  Cantonese dishes The extensive a la carte menu features a wide selection of delectable delicacies including a selections of appetizers, barbecued and roasted specialties, seafood favourites and variety of noodles as well as dessert in addition to current popular delicacies. Ingredients are fresh and infused with Chinese hears and spices. Home-style cooking is also popular. The restaurant has won several awards including the Best Restaurant in the Hong Kong Dim Sum King South East Asia Championship and for the Best Fine Dining Restaurant in Malaysia.










 " Aneh.. !! Teh Tarik satu " xD


Indian Foods ~
Nasi Kandar, one of the best and most popular Indian Muslim dishes in Malaysia is famous among locals. Most nasi kandar can be found in mamak, a favorite hangout place for young people to dine or a get together for a chitchat. Indian restaurants here serve both North and South Indian cuisine. Difference between these cuisine is northern Indian takes more dairy products while southern Indian's staple food is rice. You don’t 
have to travel to Indian. We have them all spiced up here in Kuala Lumpur.


Recommended Restaurant To Have Delicious Indian Food !!!


Bombay Palace Restaurant
A wonderful ambiance radiates from the restored colonial bungalow and the aroma of spices hits the diner even before stepping over the threshold. The decor matches the cuisine and offers an authentic feel. This is also one of the largest chain of North Indian restaurants in the world and serves exclusively North Indian cuisine. Patrons are a healthy mix of locals and foreigners. Northern Indian cuisine from various regions is creatively presented and there is a good selection of meats, seafood and vegetables. Tandoori dishes are very popular and apart from chicken, there is also tandoori fish. Meals are served with fragrant rice or a variety of Indian breads. The restaurant was awarded "Best Indian Restaurant in Malaysia" by the Ministry of Tourism Malaysia.


mmm.... I'm so satisfied with the food here, huh ? What'cha waiting for ? Go and try it out your self and you'll know how yummy it is the food in Kuala Lumpur !!

My College Life

 To be honest, I was amazed and I wished I were one of the students here when I was In my secondary school life. This place is wide and you have everything within the campus. There are a lot of cool vendor machines as well as cafes. There’s a huge food court at the bottom of the building. Also, you will get to meet different people from different programs.

Famous Amos 

Food Court

Gift Shop

Taylor’s University College had an orientation on March for intake students 2 weeks ago. It’s for those who are taking Mass Communication, IT & Business course who are studying in Lakeside Campus and basically there’s many courses available at the Lakeside Campus except Pre-U studies. The reason I pick this university college is because it have many well prepared facilities and the environment is very good at here. Here are some photos and inner details I would like to share with you all below.



Let me show you something which I'm pretty amaze.

Payment office which has no difference with bank.



Student Central, look up Career Services for industrial placements

Comfy chair !

Chilling out place ~

The Student Life Centre is a hub providing non-academic services and resources, such as:

• Lounge with TV, foosball, darts and pool table
• Student Council Office
• Extra Curricular Activities Office
• Discussion rooms for club meetings

Challenge your friends to foosball and pool, the staple games of college goers.

One of my favourite places in this campus is the library. I love the library a lot. However, I don’t think I would be able to concentrate to study in this comfortable place in the campus because the library is seemed to be a social ground more than silent study place.

Facilities

The Library is a 4-storey, 1300-seater campus landmark, equipped with:

Discussion Rooms
Discussion Rooms are provided for group study on a first come, first served basis. These rooms are located on every floor of the library. Discussion Room may be used throughout the day for 2 hours by group with minimum 4 persons. Reservation of the rooms are not entertained. 

Please Register at the Inquiries Desk at Level 2.

( Used it a few times with my friends for discussions )

Multimedia Room & Theatrette

Patrons my view videos, VCDs, DVDs, and CDs at the Multimedia Room or the Theatrette. Theatrette can sear 18 people and is strictly for the purpose to view education materials. Theatrette may be used by students only when accompanied by or recommended by lecturer. Headphone are provided at Lending Services Counter at Level 4.

Print on Demand ( P.O.D ) Service and Pay Station
With print on Demand ( P.O.D ) Service, patrons can print, copy, and scan with speed, quality and convenience. Copying, printing and scanning can be done in black and white or in colour. These machines are located on Level 3 and 4. Pay station machines is located at Level 3 to facilitate students reload their print quota.

( Used it before to print out notes for class use )

Computer & Internet Access
All library computers have Internet access. Library is also Wi-Fi enabled. Patrons need to connect to I-Xccess, open a web browser and key in the username and password. The username and password are the same as that are used to access computers within Taylor's Lakeside Campus.
( Used to check on BB7 for any updates )

24/7 Study area
Library provides a 24/7 study room for students' convenience. This room is under camera surveillance.

( Used it before with my friends to do revision during break time )

Self-services Loans and Book Return
Staff and students may use self check machines located at level 2 to borrow books. Book Returns facility is available 24/7 hours and uis located at the 24/7 Study Room.

My Classes and Lectures Location

Different areas in the library cater to different studying styles.

Block-D classes
Where I have my Tutoring.

LT 5 - Lecturing Hall 5

Many people are not eager to shift to the Lakeside campus. The reasons are the college consists of too many students, which causes the chances of getting a parking slot is harder and the food are so much more expensive.

On my first day going to the Lakeside campus, I was really scared of one thing and it is finding for a car park slot. After a while, I found that it wasn't that hard after all. There were guards that lead me to the parking area. In a minute, I found a parking slot after a few turns around the car park, am I lucky that day ? Well, I guess It was still early when I reach around 7.30a.m. in the morning. 

After 11.00a.m.

After 11.00a.m.

Besides that, students are required to wear a proper attire to the college the rule of the college. The classes are almost the same size but it is colder than the classes in Leisure Commerce Square. It's more comfortable here. In addition, students who are late are considered attended a particular class or lecture despite their reasons of arriving late.

Desert Bar

During the break period, I went to a stall called Desert Bar for breakfast. I agree with people who says the food here are a more expensive then the other colleges because even a simple sandwich could costs RM10.

For lunch, I decided to go to the food court to try out the food there. The price of the food there very reasonable. Yeap. Extremely Reasonable! However, the food court was like going bananas. I can hardly search for a seat to have my lunch !!

 Food Court ~

Did you know almost 

all the restaurant look almost the same ?

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Your future awaits at Taylor's :)

Taylor's University prepares you for a bright future. 

Taylor's University features a concept campus in tropical Malaysia, home to students of science, medicine, pharmacy, engineering, law, business, art, communication and design. Does that makes you wanna study in this garden campus?

"Come with a dream, leave with a plan."