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Bunga Kasturi Empat crude oil tanker outbound for sea after departing the Port of Rotterdam
IMO: 9337133
MMSI: 533992000
Call Sign: 9MGZ4
Flag: Malaysia
AIS Vessel Type: Tanker
Gross Tonnage: 157245
Deadweight: 300325 t
Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 330m × 60m
Year Built: 2007
Registered owner: AET PETROLEUM TANKER
Ship manager/Commercial manager & ISM Manager: EAGLESTAR SHIPMANAGEMENT S PTE
Number of Tanks: 17
Total Capacity of tanks: 340219 m³
Cargo Handling: 3 PP 16500 M3/H
LBC: 566124
Builder/yard: JAPAN MARINE UNITED CORPORATION Ariake Shipyard
Country of build: JAPAN
Date of Build: 19 Apr 2007
Yard N°: 053
Engine Licence: M A N-B & W
Date of Build: 01 Jan 2006
Builder: HITACHI ZOSEN DIESEL & ENGINEERING CO., LTD.
Place of Build (country): Tamana-gun, Kumamoto (JPN)
Total Power (kW): 25090 kW
Total Power (HP): 34090 HP
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Melayang pada kerikil keras tanpa suara,
pada gubuk tua di ladang kering,
pada sebelah sepatu usang yang dicampakkan.
Pada apa akan berhenti?
Di mana mata kan menyandarkan lelah?
Kosong.
Dihembus angin ke sana-sini.
Tidak mampu melawan.
Kemarau panjang mengikat diri.
Rindukan hujan, sangat!
Bouquets of flowers aren't really common in Bali. While flowers are an integral part of their rituatlistic canang offerings, the bunched versions of the West don't appear to be so popular. Still, they never fail to make heads turn. Smell wonderful too.
at a flower market, Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia
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...or Hibiscus in english. This is the national flower of Malaysia :)
and also my attempt to shoot a lovely picture of it. i myself dont really like the composition here , but there's just something about it , hmmm.
i MIGHT take it down later if i decide that i really dont like it :)
This was taken at the Science Garden thingy in school .
*edit* just cropped it
The Malaysia National Flower is the hibiscus rosa sinensis. It is locally known as the Bunga Raya. The origin of its existence in this country is unknown. It is believed to have been brought to Malaysia through early trade from its original home in China around the 12th century.
Hence its scientific name sinensis meaning Chinese.
The flower is found in abundance throughout the country, and for this very reason, was chosen to be the national flower in 1960 by Malaysia's first Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj.
The hibiscus rosa sinensis was chosen as it symbolises the rukun negara (principles of nationhood) with its 5 petals, and the red symbolises courage and unity of its people.
Hibiscus Sabdariffa L.
bisa direbus jadi teh uenak, harum dan segar ...
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kandungan kimianya: asam organik, polysakarida, flavonoid, vitamin a c c1 b1 b2 kompleks, karotin, thiamin, riboflavin, niasin, protein.
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From the Balinese Villa Bunga Wangi
entrance gates to the villa grounds, one finds oneself descending the white palimanan stone steps through the landscaped gardens to the extraordinary ten metre high main living/dining pavilion whichoverlooks the natural green stone swimming pool nestled adjacent to the Pangi River.
Bunga Telur
Someone asked what is the origin of the bunga telur - the token gift that is given to guests who come to wedding ceremonies. The giving of bunga telur was actually originally a throwback to the Hindu culture which influenced the cultures in Southeast Asia. The egg represent or symbolise a fertile union between the couple as the egg is the symbol of fertility. In some sense, by giving away eggs, it was hoped that the newly wed couple will also be blessed with fertility and thus have their own children in the future.
In the beginning, the boiled eggs would be given out as gifts without any other gifts. Slowly it evolved for the practise of giving the eggs wrapped in paper and then that evolved to placing the eggs in small egg baskets or holders - and hence became known as bunga telur. The eggs were even given wrapped in handkerchiefs and the handkerchiefs became the bunga telur. Over time, the baskets or the holders for the eggs became more elaborate. I remembered in the late 1970s and early 1980s receiving the eggs in tiny porcelain swans, glasses and even in crystal holders.
As time passes, the gifts got more elaborate still. At the same time people over time do not give out the eggs anymore. This is probably due to a number of factors. I can only speculate that one of them could be that the guest numbers for Malay weddings had increased. It was quite cumbersome boiling some 1,000+ eggs for wedding ceremonies. I remembered because we did it for my brother's wedding - a number of eggs got broken and we had to boil more to compensate for the broken ones.
However, nowadays even though eggs are no longer given out but the practise of giving bunga telur remained but there is no egg or eggholder anymore just the gifts. Today's bunga telur has moved away from anything that resemble holders for eggs - they can be anything from prayer mats to yassins and from luxury soaps to expensive biscuits to silver trays. The more common ones are mugs, cups, glass or plastic bowls and candle holders. Some unusual ones I have come across are wall clocks and ringkat (the tiffin carrier). The costs of these varies from a dollar each to lots of dollars each depending on the financial capability of the hosts. But even a dollar each bunga telur with 500 guests mean that it still cost $500.
Surprisingly at Indian weddings, it is not eggs that are given out but those guests at an Indian wedding will receive sweets reflecting and reaffirming the sweetness of the occasion. However there are many similarities that still remained between the Malay and Indian ceremonies. Among these included mandi lulur or mandi belulut as we call it - where a special bath scrub was applied to the bodies of the brides and grooms.