This post is not about the Consumer Price Index although that would also make a good topic due to the increasing price of almost all of the things that we buy today but this post is about corruption perception index for Malaysia.
NST online reported today that Malaysia’s corruption perception index unchanged but our ranking has dropped from 43rd place to 47th place out of 180 countries. Maintaining the score of 5.1 achieved last year somehow does not put Malaysia on a better ranking. That can only mean some other countries out there have achieved a better score than us and that would also mean that they have managed to fight corruption better than us.
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Have you ever wondered how people came to your blog through search engines? Today, I have to satisfy that curiosity and went over to my cPanel Awstats to find out what people were searching for and eventually landed at Kisahberuang.com.
Firstly, I wanted to see what are the search engines that brought those visitors to this blog. I was expecting either Yahoo or Google to be on the top but I was mistaken. The top search engine that sent visitors to this blog is Live Search from Microsoft!
I have never heard of this search engine before until I checked the stats today. Google is on the second place followed by Yahoo. Have you used Live Search before or I am the only one on planet Earth who just found out about it?
Habis baca blog asam pedesnya elisa.. jadi bengong sendiri liat bumbu2 yg gak biasa dikuping.. googling deee… nemu rumus2 penting buat baca resep2 berbahasa inggris… disimpen disini ya.. sapa tau berguna buat temen2 yg lain juga..
Indonesian = English
Asem Jawa = tamarind
Bawang Merah = shallot
Bawang Putih = garlic
Bawang bombay = onion
Daun Jeruk = kaffir lime leaf
Daun Kemangi = holy/sweet/thai basil *
Daun Pandan = pandan leaf or screwpine leaf
Daun Salam = salam leaf **
Gula Jawa = palm sugar (NOT BROWN SUGAR!)
Jahe = ginger
Jeruk Nipis = lime
Jeruk Purut = kaffir lime
Jinten = cumin/caraway seed
Kapulaga = cardamon
Kayumanis = cinnamon
Kemiri = candle nut
Kencur = lesser galangal/zedoary
Ketumbar = coriander/cilantro
Kunyit = turmeric
Lengkuas/Laos = galangal
kembang Pekak/lawang = star anise
Sereh = lemon grass
Temu Kunci = finger roots
Adas = fennel
Pala = nutmeg
* compare to holy/sweet basil, thai basil has the closest flavour to kemangi
** curry leaf bisa jadi alternatif kalo daun salam not available.
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