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[SOLD] Samsung Galaxy S6 32GB Black

BlurSotong — Sat, 19 Mar 2016 19:14:22 +0800

Item(s): Samsung Galaxy S6 32GB (SM-G920F, Black, SME Set)

Package includes:Full set with box

Price:Price: SOLD

Warranty: Samsung Malaysia (SME) warranty until 26th February 2017

Dealing method: COD

Location of seller:

Contact method/details: PM Me

Age of item: 3 weeks. Bought 26th February 2016

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Item(s) conditions: 9.5/10, very good condition

Comes equipped with Front tempered glass screen protectors and diary case. Bought on 28th Feb 2016.

Picture: Added

Reason for sale: Bought S7 Edge. Extra phone

Guys, need our help/opinion?

BlurSotong — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 19:28:20 +0800

Many-a-time, a guy would start a thread here and get penalised. Here's a thread dedicated to guys needing the help/opinion from girls.

This girl very kesian. Pls help. No bashing k.

QUOTE(hyan @ Mar 31 2011, 02:41 PM)

Hi ladies

i m need some help for doing shopping for my Gf.

Well the stroy is like this,

One day i bring her to my regular hair dresser to do rebonding hair treatment, it end up a very sad sad experience until i also give up on the fellow. Rebonding end up become Relexing.. what the hell - RM 190.
Hair totally rosak... haiz.. feel very bad to her.

after some month later her hair show sight effect (sorry i m lack of vocabulary in describing her hair condition ) need to apply conditional.. become very dry.. and end spitting appear in hair end.

Recently she complaining about her normal hair conditonal not very effective already. a friend of mine from penang bring her a product MK Japan. It seam like it work.. help to solve her problem.

Deep beneath my hearth know this is just to calm her down. couldnt solve the problem once hair is damage for good. i got pursuaded her go get a short hair style.. change a look. but she disagree.

I feel very sorry for her hair.. since is my bad wrongly intro and no understanding in what gal want...

i need some help from u all.

1. where can i get the this product - MK Japan.. i search almost the web only find this

Product is this :
http://bettybmagic.blogspot.com/search/label/MK%20Japan

2. beside this product is there any product that is good ? ( can intro me ? )

3. If i can talk her go for a hair cut.. is there any good hair dresser -( for gal) out there? i seriously need to listen to the lady heart. The last experience almost kill me for few night. She got mention before - What Loreal Professional .... where is it ? what is this ?

Any input will be greatly appreciate, want to impress my gal abit .
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Identifying Children with Special Needs

BlurSotong — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 00:51:45 +0800

I like children a lot. I don't have one yet, but I've had distant relatives going through such situations not knowing what to do and it was heartbreaking. He has autism, he's now ten, but thinks and behaves like 5. He was only recently diagnosed. In 2004, only 50% of autistic children under 13 were diagnosed before they reach primary schools. But let's not just talk about children with autism. I think every parent, especially those new to parenthood, needs help identifying and getting their children what's right.

Let's start with children below 5. Here's what I found;

Early identification of special needs is a key to a child's successful development. If special needs are not identified early, children may go through years of failure. This failure can create a poor self-concept, which may compound the disability.

Special needs are often identified when young children participate in day care programs. Caregivers may be the first to detect a speech, visual, or hearing problem or to note a cognitive, emotional, or physical handicap.

To identify special needs, you need to understand normal development. When a problem is suspected, observe the child closely. Informal observation may be used to assess a child's needs. Be sure to note these observations on cards or paper. When recording observations, mention signs of behaviors that suggest a special need. Any unusual social, cognitive, emotional, or physical development could signal a possible special need.

Your child learns through being with other people and exploring the world around them. However, some children have more difficulties than most children of their age with:

•communication
•understanding and learning
•sensory and physical development
•behaviour or relating to other people

Children with this type of learning difficulty or disability are said to have 'special educational needs'.

Stuttering in young children is often characterized by repetition, hesitation, and prolongation. Few young children stutter all the time. They usually only stutter under certain conditions.

In the early stages of language development, many children experience stuttering. This often happens when they feel pressured. Children function best in a warm, noncritical learning place. This type of environment helps all children speak with confidence.

If you have a stuttering child in your care, focus on creating good speaking conditions:

Plan activities so all children will experience success.
Provide the child with enough time to say what he or she has to say.
Listen closely to what the child is saying, as opposed to focusing on the stuttering.
Avoid rushing a child through a task.

Unfortunately, many well-meaning people try to provide directions to a stuttering child. "Stop and think," "Start over," and "Speak slower" are common examples. These suggestions often make the child feel even more fearful. A child's difficulty could continue as a result of this fear. An environment free of pressure is important.

Here's a link that could help by answering a few questions bout your child's behaviour, motor skills, senses, speech, etc to help you see if your child's developing normally.
http://www.ciccdiscoverytool.org/ConditionsOfUse.aspx

and here's a link bout stats, detection, provision etc. in Malaysia. It's a journal.
http://www.crc.gov.my/documents/J08-50_Mee...yinMalaysia.pdf

There's a lot to explore in this topic like:
Clinical Diagnostic
Types of Childhood Disabilities and Other Special Needs
Coping with the Challenges of Having a Child with Special Needs

I hope everyone can share more for the betterment of our children.