Kucing bahaya???????

sweetnya kucing ni

Kucing adalah haiwan yang sememangnya comel dan digemari oleh ramai orang. Namun begitu, saya pernah mendapat info dari lectrurer yang mengatakan bahawa ada sejenis kuman pada kucing yang membahayakan kaum wanita.Ia boleh menyebabkan kemandulan. Saya bukanlah tidak menyukai kucing, suka juga kalau yang comel2 belaka tu. Cuma kalau saya dah pegang, saya akan cepat2 cuci tangan. Dan saya sangat risau duduk di sofa or kerusi bila ada kucing dah landing kat situ. 


Apa yang saya tahu, bukanlah bulu kucing itu sendiri yang menyebabkan kemandulan kaum wanita. Sebenarnya, pada haiwan2 berbulu seperti kucing, anjing, tikus dan sebagainya terdapat kuman Toxoplasma yang mudah menular pada manusia.


Pastinya ramai dah tahu bahawa Vagina wanita amatlah sentitif dan amat mudah dijangkiti kuman. Walau diselaputi seluar sekalipun, tidak mustahil kuman mudah berjangkit. Jadi, cuba bayangkan kalau kita tidur dengan kucing, peluk kucing tu atau sebagainya, bagaimana yer??


Cuba anda kaji sebentar, mereka yang membela banyak kucing, ramai tak anak mereka? Saya tahu, bukan semua tetapi majoriti.


Kucing adalah haiwan kesayangan nabi kita. Tidak salah menyayanginya, tetapi pandai2lah jaga kebersihan untuk kebaikan diri. Selepas pegang kucing tu, cucilah tangan sebersihnya. Atau bagi kaum wanita, kurangkan lah tidur dengan kucing. Kita tak nampak kuman dia.


Tetapi, bagi kaum lelaki tak kisah je. Bela lah seberapa banyak pun... Tak ada bahayanya.. 




Renung2 kan.....

Canon launches new entry-level DSLRs

EOS 600D

KUALA LUMPUR: Canon Marketing Malaysia has announced two new DSLR cameras, the EOS 600D and EOS 1100D. Canon said both cameras are designed for entry level photo enthusiasts looking to upgrade from a compact model to their first DSLR camera.

The EOS 600D has an 18-megapixel CMOS sensor while the EOS 1100D comes with a 12.2-megapixel CMOS sensor. Both cameras have a nine-point autofocus system to swiftly track and focus on moving subjects.

For capturing moving subjects, the EOS 600D can shoot at a continuous burst of up to 3.7 frames per second (fps) while the EOS 1100D snaps at 3fps. The 600D also comes with a built-in wireless flash transmitter that can be used to control multiple flash units.

The DSLR cameras are backed by Canon's Digic 4 image processor, enabling them to process photos faster and reduce noise at higher ISO levels, the company said.

EOS 1100D

Designed for beginners, the EOS 1100D has a redesigned control layout with all buttons arranged on the right side of the camera, allowing for one-handed usage.

Aiding photographers to get unique angles for their shots, the EOS 600D's 3in vari-angle LCD monitor can be folded out and swivelled, thus allowing pictures to be framed at more flexible angles.

Not to be left out, the EOS 1100D has a 2.7in LCD monitor with a wide viewing angle of 170° so users can still see the screen from both high or low angles.

Canon said both cameras' low light shooting performance are enhanced thanks to their higher ISO range with the EOS 1100D having a maximum ISO6400 sensitivity while the EOS 600D has an expanded ISO range of 12,800.

The two new entry-level DSLRs will come with a new "Feature Guide" that displays simple descriptions to all modes and settings in the camera, helping users understand general photography terminology.

The EOS 600D will have a new Scene Intelligent Auto mode that automatically analyses an image to determine the right exposure, focus and white balance settings.

The EOS 600D can also shoot full HD (1,920 x 1,080-pixel) movies and is able to capture videos at a high ISO speed of 6400.

Meanwhile the EOS 1100D is able to record HD movies at 1,280 x 720-pixel resolution. A new video specific feature found on both EOS cameras is the Video Snapshot function that shoots short video clips that are two, four or eight seconds in length.

The EOS 600D is able playback both photos and video with accompanying background music. It will come with five preselected tracks and users can import their own music via SD card.

Advanced creative filters are another new feature on the EOS 600D - it gives users the ability to apply effects like soft focus, toy camera, miniature and fish-eye to photos.

Aside from the usual black colour scheme, the EOS 1100D is also available in red, brown and metallic gray.

Both cameras are available now with the Canon EOS 600D priced at RM2,999 with an EF-S 18-55mm IS kit lens while the Canon EOS 1100D is priced at RM1,999 with a EF-S 18-55mm IS kit lens.

Sony's HD and 3D push

TX100V

SONY is all out to flex its HD and 3D muscles this year as is evident from looking through its 2011 product lineup.

At a recent Sony product convention held here, the consumer electronics company brought out camcorders capable of recording Full HD 3D videos and a compact camera that can capture 3D images using only one lens and imager.

Its latest Full HD 3D handycam lineup consists of the HDR-PJ10E, HDR PJ-30E and HDR PJ-50E.

Besides being able to record in 3D videos, these camcorders also come with a built-in projector tucked in the 3in LCD touchscreen panel so you can view your videos as soon as you've recorded them. Users can project the images up to 60in in size on any flat surface, Sony said.

HDR PJ-30E

All the camcorders are also equipped with Sony's Exmor R CMOS sensor, which is designed to help users take better quality images even in dim settings.

Additionally they also have a built-in zoom microphone so users don't have to stand too close to their subjects to record their speech.

The PJ10E can snap still images up to 3.3-megapixels while the PJ30E and PJ50E can capture stills that are up to 7.1-megapixels.

As for internal memory, the PJ10E has 16GB of Flash memory while the PJ30E has a 32GB Flash memory capacity.

The PJ50E has a 220GB hard disk drive and storage can be expanded using Sony's Memory Stick Pro Duo or an SD memory card.

All of the camcorders are equipped image stabilisation technology.

The PJ10E retails at RM2,299 while the PJ30E and PJ50E are priced at RM3,299 and RM3,499 respectively.

New Cyber-shot

Sony also introduced a new member to its Cyber-shot T-series family, the DSC-TX100V.

The company claimed that the 16.2-megapixel camera is the first compact digital camera that can take 3D images using one lens and imager.

This is done using either the 3D Sweep Panaroma mode or the 3D Still Image mode.

In the 3D Still Image mode, the camera takes two consecutive shots in different focus positions then calculates the depth.

It then creates a right-eye, left-eye image to produce a 3D effect. The images can then be viewed on a 3D TV.

The 3D Sweep Panaroma mode lets users capture a 3D version of a panaromic picture with one sweep. And if you only want a conventional 2D panaromic picture, you can use the Intelligent Sweep Panorama mode.

The camera also has Full HD video recording capabilities and sports a 3.5in OLED touch screen display.

It also has a dual recording mode where users can take still shots while shooting a video.

Like the camcorders mentioned above, it is equipped with an Exmor R CMOS sensor.

If you are the outdoorsy type, the TX100V is one tough cookie as it is waterproof up to 5m of water and shockproof from a height of up to 1.5m.

Sony has also designed the camera so that beginners are able to capture more artistic images - one of the featured shooting modes is "background defocus" that allows users to capture shallow depth of field images easily.

The TX100V will be available in April for RM1,499.