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Task Versus Workload

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      Tasks is defined as  defined as the uninterruptible crew activities that are required for the successful completion of the function or  duty, job, chore, stint, assignment,  that  means  a piece of work to be done . While  workload  the amount of work to be done by someone or something. This is the simplest and the most common to define task and workload yet the easiest to understand.       A task can be something that have been given by a person to another person. For example, Ali is working in one of the maritime manning agencies in Malaysia. He is attached with Operations Department. In  this department, all the documents of the seafarers under their company are being processed and taken care. Staff assigned in this department has to make sure that all documents and certificates  of the seafarers are up-to-date. And also, they have to make sure that the necessary training or refresher/ updating train...

The Leader that I Admire The Most

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Ferdinand Emmanuel Edralin Marcos Sr. Credit: https://www.thefamouspeople.com/profiles/ferdinand-marcos-6976.php PROFILE Famous as: Former President of the Philippines Nationality: Filipino Birthday: September 11, 1917 Died At Age: 72 Sun Sign: Virgo Height: 1.70 m Born in: Sarrat, Ilocos Norte, Philippine Islands father: Mariano Marcos mother: Josefa Edralin siblings: Elizabeth Marcos-Keon, Fortuna Marcos-Barba, Pacifico Marcos Spouse/Ex-spouse: Imelda Marcos children: Aimee Marcos, Bongbong Marcos, Imee Marcos, Irene Marcos-Araneta religion: Catholicism, Philippine Independent Church Died on: September 28, 1989 place of death: Honolulu Diseases & Disabilities: Lupus Founder/Co-Founder: Kilusang Bagong Lipunan, Cultural Center of the Philippines, Light Rail Transit Authority Ferdinand Emmanuel Edralin Marcos Senior was a Filipino politician who went on to serve as the president of the Philippines fo...

What Are The Malaysian Foods You Like?

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As a foreigner in Malaysia, it cannot be avoided that some of my friends will interrogate me by these frequently asked questions. One of it is, "What are the Malaysian foods you like?". I actually, not only like but love few numbers of Malaysian foods. Apart from the palatable taste, the spiciness of the foods is what hit me the most. have a look on my list below of my top choices of foods here in Malaysia. NASI LEMAK Google.com Who can resist with this famous malay-style breakfast? I think, no one. This Malay fragrant rice cooked in coconut milk and pandan leaf always make my day. This kind of dish can also be found in some Northern places in Philippines but I have known this dish only when I was in Malaysia. NASI KERABU Google.com This dish is very popular in the east coast states of Peninsular Malaysia such as kelantan and Terengganu, and now can also be found everywhere Malaysia. This blue-coloured rice with dried fish or fried chicken, crackers, pickles, salte...

Save Me From My Thoughts

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Thoughts: reverberating of saccharine voice; popping out of quarter moon-like smile, light-footed gestures, sweet laugh and uncertain feeling for you; and thinking of the time when your alluring eyes meet mine. Thoughts which I cannot hardly scratch out my mind. Yet, thoughts which I must detach myself. Sudden out of focus, physically-present-but-mentally absent state of being, restlessness are just some of the things i am going through since the day of "In An Abrupt Moment". Experiences which made me wonder of my feeling for you. Does this feeling really worth bearing for? I know we don't share the same sentiments, and it saddens me. (Can you share the same with me?) Everything of you keeps on chasing me every single second, and it saddens me even more. (Can you please teach me how to forget you?) You seem so far yet you are so near, and it saddens me the most. (How could I possibly reach you?) See the irony of life, I keep running after for your attention wh...

Bukit Batu Putih

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Where your RM 1 can go? Well, ours, we were able to reach the peak of Bukit Batu Putih.  Tanjung Tuan or Cape Rachado (named by Portuguese, meaning Broken Cape) is at the state of Malacca, Malaysia but near to Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia.  The cape is popular for the Cape Rachado Lighthouse which is facing the Strait of Malacca. It was built between 1528 to 1529 for Portuguese to guide their ships. During 1641, Malacca had switched hands to Dutch and later on 1824 to the British. As we arrived at the place, we paid RM 1 each for the entrance fee. After that, we start to walk along a tarmac, we walked for almost 1 kilometer or approximately around 10 minutes until we were able to see the lighthouse. After which, we started to trek up tp the peak. The trek will only take around another 15 minutes to reach the peak. The trails are just easy and it is really suitable for a beginner but of course, never to forget to always take extra precautions when yo...

My Favourite Authors

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As an individual, we surely have our own likes and hobbies. In my part, one of the things I love to do is reading and one of the items I really do give important is the book. I like to collect books especially those which are written by my favourite authors. I am honoured to introduce them to you and I hope what I will share gives so much insights to all you. Paulo Coelho Google.com Paulo Coelho was born on August 24, 1947, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.  Coelho attended Jesuit schools and was raised by devout Catholic parents. He determined early on that he wanted to be a writer but was discouraged by his parents, who saw no future in that profession in Brazil.  He was a rebellious teenager and his parents committed him to an asylum three times. When Coelho was 38 years old, he had a spiritual awakening in Spain and wrote about it in his first book,  The Pilgrimage .  Coelho has been married to his wife, the artist Christina Oiticica, since 1980. Together the cou...