Not that easy to educate people, change habit and lifestyle. But we have to work hard and do a lot for conservation. Turtle population is declining....

A continuous effort for water vision programme: understanding water resources, saving water and creativity. Programme by MNS and Coca-cola.

Esophageal varices are abnormal, enlarged veins in the lower part of the esophagus — the tube that connects the throat and stomach. Esophageal varices occur most often in people with serious liver diseases. Esophageal varices develop when normal blood flow to the liver is obstructed by scar tissue in the liver or a clot. Seeking a way around the blockages, blood flows into smaller blood vessels that are not designed to carry large volumes of blood. The vessels may leak blood or even rupture, causing life-threatening bleeding. A number of drugs and medical procedures can help prevent and stop bleeding from esophageal varices.

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Old story but still active. we need to improve the quality of Sepang river.

another contribution to nature: tree planting. This year through partnership with CNI-MNS we planted more than 2000 trees in UUM, KTAR, UIAM, UPM and other campus. The idea of planting in campus is the tree will be taken care by the students and they can use them as an ecological studies.

Preparing for high income society and developed country. High education is important to produce good talent and skills graduates.

Nature, science, culture and treatment of diseases. According to a report on BBC website, Doctors recommend that women reduce the risk of getting breast cancer by having their breasts sucked thoroughly and vigorously. It is said that regular sucking of the breast lowers the risk level that tends to build up lumps leading to breast cancer. The breast must be sucked as often as possible. Help women fight breast cancer today. - See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/05/breast-sucking-good/#sthash.kiU0G9LR.dpuf

High-Impact Practices (HIPs) are techniques and designs for teaching and learning that have proven to be beneficial for student engagement and successful learning among students from many backgrounds. Through intentional program design and advanced pedagogy, these types of practices can enhance student learning and work to narrow gaps in achievement across student populations.Selected HIPs: First-Year Seminars, Common Intellectual Experiences, Learning Communities, Writing-Intensive Courses, Collaborative Assignments and Projects, Undergraduate Research, Diversity/Global Learning, Community-Based Learning, Internships, Capstone Courses and Projects.

A discussion with private companies on adopting and sponsoring activities and maintenance infrastructures in Kuala Selangor Nature Park (KSNP) as part of support to establish park as one of Ramsar Sites in the world and first in Selangor.

When we talked about 11th Malaysia Plan, we cannot just talking about infrastructure or physical development only. We cannot forget about human resource development. A proper planning need to be done and how to implement it. Time is very limited and only five years before 2020

a continuous promotion for recycle to cycle. since students come and go and new students must be reminded from time to time. We need to work hard for changes.

we use glasses because we cannot see clearly. when we asked some one to tighten our glasses, they gave us screw driver for us to do it our self. see our young generation now

Happy Teachers Day: every where in the world teachers are talking about the same issues; respect, appreciate, low pay, hard work, happy and enjoy.

Now we are too much focus on writing manuscript to be submitted to high impact journals, we forgot to think communication among the young scientist and meeting the seniour scientists. Conference, symposium and seminars are still relevant.

Workers day not just celebrating but to review our commitment and contribution to our institution or company and our country. At the same time we plan for future of our company. The CEO and top leaders must consult all workers in order to achieve excellence.

MyCYS: Malaysian Conference for Young Scientists to promote research culture in school. Focus in Boarding schools, Maktab Rendah Sains Mara (MRSM) and some high performance schools interested in training and competition for national and international arena. First MyCYS was last February and coming one will be in August 2015.

Studies on biodiversity in our country foreign scientists surely involve our local scientists directly or indirectly. BUT who cares! We must learn from history. About time we respect and appreciate our people.

Buang Bin Mohammed Ali, Wallace's Faithful servant and Lost Malay Scientist

Buang Bin Mohamed Ali was Alfred Russel Wallace’s companion during some of his travels in the Malay Archipellago. Not very much is known about him, apart from the information given by Wallace himself in his books, “The Malay Archipelago” and “My Life”.

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another site for MNS education centre in Lumut. This centre will cater interested public in Lumut and Perak region. Many teachers and locals are interested to participate after we have four workshops on governance and training. Thanks to Vale for sponsoring the project for ten years.

Our research cannot be allowed ending in the journal and kept in the archive. The data should be analysed and used as an evidence to inform others. Agencies like District office and other departments under them are important to help to continue or benefit from the results of researches. In this case the famous Sepang River which 20 years ago nearly dead river receiving effluent from one of the big pig farms in the country.

Our drivers need a continuous education and enforcement. We are still do not enough disciplines on the road.

We can take this new initiative for research and conservation of Biodiversity and habitat in Imbak Canyon, Sabah. We need to involve young generation, we need to expose and train 1000 young students in order to get 100-200 scientists and experts on Imbak canyon. We need to plan properly from now and not just a ceremonial and decorations. We need to have a center for tropical forest in Kota Kinabalu to support Imbak Canyon, Danum Valley and Miliau Basin. Not just a show case but a center for information and a door to those tropical forest not only the tourists and scientists from all places.

We are not behind in presenting ideas, setting SOPs and managing the rice fields. BUT we have problems in coordinating farmers, managing ploughing, managing water, managing pest such as pomacea, rats, weeds and other insects and fungus. May be they are under the same roof but different management and probably not communicating between them. They probably did their jobs but not well coordinated. a continuous R&D need to be carried out. Ask universities to help.

I have been writing many issues on university's leadership for the world class university, producing quality graduates and future intellectual society. You can refer some of them by typing university leadership or world class university. After at least for the past 5 years we are talking about that and I think Malaysia still lacking in university's leaders not just the management team headed by the vice chancellor but the Board of Directors too may be blur about the university's direction and function. We have long way to go. There are ways but we are still very far for truly world class university. This is like the ways that we are looking at the jungle trail and lost by the trails built by the orang asli or wild boar trail. We need to learn fast in order to be at the world level where others are moving very fast.

House renovation: probably the original design already considered many aspects of life including privacy. After renovation may be we face another problems such as privacy of personal or family or culture and religion. Renovation of back side of house may create uncomfortable situation such as conflict of sight or visual, noise, light and energy. Creating emotional clash etc. smell of cooking, smoke and many other cultural conflict. How far the authority look in to this mater to avoid conflict among the residents.

This journal is popular among shore birds researchers BUT no impact factor. May be since Malaysian Scientists who are working in the same flyway we can contribute to this journal.

Malaysian varsities not world class? a great challenge. What professors can do to help the universities in Malaysia. Perhaps start with good leaders and focus to the criteria of world ranking universities. May be in three years we can do it.

Malaysian varsities not world class, stop using ‘flattering’ rankings, says THE - See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/malaysian-varsities-not-world-class-stop-using-flattering-rankings-says-tim#sthash.SaWmrZJQ.N1TIFnoT.dpuf

What really happens to your plastic when you throw it away? Recycle them.

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Another hard process, changing peoples habit, thinking and culture. Can rules and regulation solve the problems? or need aggressive educational processes? or just punish where ever necessary.