Monday, 30 November 2015

Basic Eye Makeup




Eyes


For an eye shadow that looks fabulous, opt for one of these choices:

Brown
Especially earth inspired tones. This is the ultimate universal shade and suits everyone.

Bronze Gold
Bronze is also a great shade that suits most, just ensures it’s not too yellow of you’ll risk a sallow looking finish.

Green
Go for moss-like shades with a hint of yellow or brown.

Navy
Think royal blue tones for a look that pops on both light and dark skin tones.

Neutral Nude
A neutral, buttery nude shade will still allow your natural skin color to show through, but with a touched-up finish.




Sunday, 29 November 2015

Business Plan


For this semester i need to prepare a business plan. 

Frozfit Cafe



Here is the guideline to make a proper business plan:
1. Cover page 

2. Table of content 

3. Executive summary (LAST) 

4. Company / product description 

5. Market analysis 
- Market segmentation (geography / demographic / psychographic / behavioral / product         type) 
- Target market selection and size and trend 
- Buyer behavior
- Competitor analysis (direct / indirect / future competitors / competitive intelligence /             competitive analysis grid) 
- Estimate of annual sales and market share

6. Industry analysis 
- Industry definition (food and beverages industry)
- Industry size 
- Industry growth rate
- Industry sales projections
- Industry characteristics
- Industry trends 

7. Administration plan 
- Bilangan pekerja
- Gaji dan imbuhan
- KWSP & SOCSO
- Carta organisasi 
- Bidang tugas pengurus
- Bentuk peralatan pejabat dan kos
- Bentuk ruang pejabat dan tapak perniagaan 
- Kos sewa kedai

8. Marketing plan
- Price each menu
- Marketing strategy
- Positioning strategy
- Points of differentiation
- Pricing strategy (cost-based / value-based)
- Sales process and promotions mix
- Distribution and sales strategy

9. Operations plan and product/service development plan 
- Operations model and procedure
- Business location
- Facilities and equipment
- Operations strategy and plans
- Development status and tasks 
- Challenge and risks
- Budget operations plan 
- Intellectual property

10. Financial projections 


Petanque UUM

I am honored to be one of the UUM's athlete in Petanque. Started from my first batch in 2012 until now. Pétanque is played by two teams, where each team consists of one, two, or three players.

In the singles and doubles games each player plays with three metal boules. In triples each player uses only two.

The area where a Petanque game is played is called a terrain. A game can be played in an open area like a public park, where the boundaries of the terrain are not marked. Or it can be played on a "marked terrain" where the terrain boundaries are marked (traditionally, by strings tightly strung between nails driven into the ground).

Petanque player throwing from a prefabricated circle.
In petanque, players throw while standing in a circle. Traditionally, the circle was simply scratched in the dirt. Starting around 2005, red plastic "prefabricated" circles were introduced and are now widely used. A circle drawn on the ground must be 35–50 cm in diameter, while a plastic circle must have an inside diameter of 50 cm.



First batch UUM's Petanque
And first medal we got from UUM's single player (W)
Nurul Nadya Saidon Hadzri



=2nd medal=
Naib Johan for Triple (W)

=3rd medal=
Single player (L) Abdul Azim

HOW TO PLAY 

A game begins with a coin toss to determine which team plays first.

The team that wins the toss begins the game by placing the circle and throwing the jack. The jack must be thrown to a distance of 6-10m from the circle — a jack that is thrown too short or too long must be re-thrown.

A player from the team that threw the jack, throws the first boule. Then a player from the opposing team throws a boule.

From that point on, the team with the boule that is closest to the jack is said to "have the point", and the team that does NOT have the point, throws the next boule. The team that does NOT have the point continues to throw boules until it either (a) gains the point, or (b) runs out of boules.

If at any point the closest boules from each team are equally distance from the jack, then the team that threw the last boule throws again. If the boules are still equidistant then the teams play alternately until the tie is broken. If the boules are still equidistant at the end of the mène then neither team scores any points.

The team that won the end, starts the next end. A player from the winning team places (or draws) a circle around the jack. He/she then picks up the jack, stands in the circle, and throws the jack to start the next end.

Scoring.

Team Red has the boule closest to the jack, but the second-closest boule belongs to Team Blue. Red scores one point. Blue scores nothing.

Team Red has two boules closer than Team Blue's closest boule. Red scores two points. Blue scores nothing.
An end is complete when both teams have played all of their boules, or when the jack is knocked out of play (goes "dead").

If the end finishes in the usual way -- with the jack still alive and one team with the closest boule -- then the team with the closest boule receives one point for each of its boules that is closer to the jack than other team's closest boule.

If the jack is alive but there is an "equidistant boules" situation at the end of the mène, then neither team scores any points.

If the jack is dead at the finish of the end, then —

If one (and only one) team still has boules left to play, that team scores one point for each boule that it still has in hand.
Otherwise neither team scores any points in the end (like an inning in baseball in which neither team scores any runs).

Research Methodology

I am taking BPMN 3143 Research Methodology for this 5th semester. This course aims to provide understanding to students about research as applied in a business context. Students will be equipped with the knowledge and skills required in a basic research process. Students will also be introduced to the core concepts, methods and research issues which lay the foundations for conducting a research. Data analysis, interpretation and presenting analysis output will also be discussed. It is quite tough subject for me to handle it. Hope for a better understanding to study this subject.


1.0
Introduction to Research
  • What is research?
  • Definition of business research
  • Types of business research: applied and basic
          ·           Managers and research
          ·         The manager and the consultant-researcher
  • The manager–researcher relationship
  • Internal versus external consultants/researchers
  • Knowledge about research and managerial effectiveness
  • Ethics and business research
2.0
Scientific Investigation
  • The hallmarks of scientific research
  • Some obstacles to conducting scientific research in the management area
  • The seven-step process in the hypothetico-deductive method
  • Deduction and Induction
3.0
The Research Process: The Broad Problem Area and  Defining the Problem Statement
  • Broad problem area
  • Preliminary information gathering
  • Literature review
  • The purpose of a critical literature review
  • How to approach the literature review
  • Data sources
  • Searching for literature
  • Evaluating the literature
  • Documenting the literature review
  • Defining the problem statement
  • The research proposal
  • What makes a good problem statement?
  • Managerial implications
  • Ethical issues in the preliminary stages of investigation
4.0
The Research Process: Theoretical Framework and  Hypothesis Development 
  • The need for a theoretical framework
  • Variables
  • Theoretical framework
  • Hypothesis development
  • Definition of a hypothesis
  • Statement of hypotheses: formats
  • Directional and non-directional hypotheses
  • Null and alternate hypotheses
          ·      Managerial implications
5.0
The Research Process: Elements of Research Design
  • The research design
  • Purpose of the study: exploratory, descriptive, hypothesis testing, case study analysis
  • Type of investigation: causal versus correlational
  • Extent of researcher interference with the study
  • Study setting: contrived and noncontrived
  • Research strategies
  • Unit of analysis: individuals, dyads, groups, organizations, cultures
  • Time horizon: cross-sectional versus longitudinal studies
  • Review of elements of research design
  • Managerial implications
6.0
Measurement of Variables: Operational Definition
  • How variables are measured
  • Operational definition (operationalization)
  • Operationalization of variables: dimensions and elements
  • What operationalization is not
  • International dimensions of operationalization
7.0
Measurement: Scaling, Reliability, Validity
  • Four types of scales
  • Rating scales
  • Ranking scales
  • International dimensions of scaling
  • Goodness of measures
  • Reflective versus formative measurement scales
8.0
Data Collection Methods
  • Sources of data
  • Data collection methods
  • International dimensions of surveys
  • Review of the advantages and disadvantages of different data collection methods
  • Managerial implications
  • Ethics in data collection
9.0
Sampling     
·         Population, element, sample, sampling unit, and subject
·         Parameters
·         Reasons for sampling
·         Representatives of samples
·         Normality of distributions
·         The sampling process
·         Probability sampling
·         Non probability sampling
·         Examples of when certain sampling designs would be appropriate
·         Sampling in cross-cultural research
·         Issues of precision and confidence in determining sample size
·         Sample data, precision, and confidence in estimation
·         Trade-off between confidence and precision
·         Sample data and hypothesis testing
·         Determining the sample size
·         Importance of sampling design and sample size
·         Efficiency in sampling
·         Sampling as related to qualitative studies
·         Managerial implications
10.0
Quantitative Data Analysis – SPSS Laboratory
  • Getting the data ready for analysis
  • Getting a feel for the data
  • Excelsior Enterprises – descriptive statistics part 1
  • Testing goodness of data
  • Excelsior Enterprises – descriptive statistics part 2

11.0
Quantitative Data Analysis: Hypothesis Testing – SPSS Laboratory
  • Type I error, type II errors, and statistical power
  • Choosing the appropriate statistical technique
  • Testing a hypothesis about a single mean
  • Testing hypotheses about two related means
  • Testing hypotheses about two unrelated means
  • Testing hypotheses about several means
  • Regression analysis

12.0   
Qualitative Data Analysis
  • Data reduction
  • Data display
  • Drawing conclusions
  • Reliability and validity in qualitative research
  • Some other methods of gathering and analyzing qualitative data

13.0     
The Research Report
·         The report
·         The written report
·         Oral presentation

SPSS Analysis



I've attended IBM SPSS tutor in the Research Methodology class for this semester taught by Miss Norkhazzaina binti Salahuddin. It took 2 hours to study the basic of SPSS on how to code the data. My research group will use it for our coding our collection data from respondents. We are studying the attitudes on functional foods among Universiti Utara Malaysia, Sintok students. 

SPSS Statistics is a software package used for statistical analysis. Long produced by SPSS Inc., it was acquired by IBM in 2009. The current versions (2015) are officially named IBM SPSS Statistics. Companion products in the same family are used for survey authoring and deployment (IBM SPSS Data Collection), data mining (IBM SPSS Modeler), text analytics, and collaboration and deployment (batch and automated scoring services).

The software name originally stood for Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS), reflecting the original market, although the software is now popular in other fields as well, including the health sciences and marketing.

Pixie Studio Melaka




Instagram  : #pixiestudio
Whatsapp  : 019 668 6643


Pixie Studio is invented by Abdul Azim and Iwanis Binti Abdul Manap located at Bukit Katil, Melaka. Pixie Studio provides:

Core Services
- Multimedia Training Class
- Website Design (Custom Made)
- Cartoon Design

Other Services
- Banner & Bunting Design
- Multimedia Project Design
- T-Shirt & Printing Design 
- Button Badge Design & Printing
- 3D Modeling (Product)
- Vector (Cartoon & Human)
- Photography (Product shoot)
- Image Editing
- Courseware (Flash Design)
- Blog Design
- Book Cover design
- Logo design with 3D rendering
- Unique Name card design




Main Software : Autodesk Maya
Supported Software : Photoshop

Indah Hijab

I am an agent for Indah Hijab shawl. It is quite an easy instant shawl for those who want a broochless shawl. The quality is so good and had a great demand from customer.

RM 69

Material : Prada Italian Moss Crepe Chiffon
Lace : French Lace
Width : 0.65 m
Length : 1.8 m

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RM 29

Material : Heavy Chiffon
Width : 0.7 m
Length : 1.9 m

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RM 39

Material : Prada Italian Moss Crepe Chiffon
Width : 0.65 m
Length : 1.8 m

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RM 55

Material : Heavy Chiffon
Inner : Cotton
Width : 0.7 m
Length : 1.9 m

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