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Durian Eating @ SS2
"Eat until you get full" is a theme used by durian stall to attract durian lover. Those stalls offered you unlimited durians eating for only RM9 !! But remember, it's only available on weekday but not on weekend or public holiday. Look properly within the banner itself. It's clearly stated. Gosh, it's TRICK!
Enjoy Until You Get Full @ SS2
Having glance a few stalls located side by side, we finally chosen the above stall recommended by Chee May. At first, we were very excited, but once we sit down, we were getting the other way round. We have left no choice but to eat RM13 per kg durian. No RM9 on weekend.
Walao…damn expensive! Total bill was RM37 for only 2 durians.
Even though we're getting quite disappointed on this trick, however, the quality is considered GOOD!
Each of the durians is look perfect from outside.
Coconut drink is very suitable for cooling under the hot late afternoon. Cost RM4 per each.
We're not a durian lover.
Luckily we're not, if not we have to pay nearly a hundred ringgit for just a simple fruit-eating session. Duh!
Overall is quite okay since fruit season is around the corner. We are able to see fruit stalls along the road (not sure it's illegal or not). Other fruits such as mangosteen, rambutans, langsat, watermelon and etc are the most popular among Malaysian.
Happy fruit season. I'm planning for a Fruit Farm visit @ Desaru by next month. Very anticipating.
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About Nucco Brain
Nucco Brain uses emerging technologies, polished design & powerful narratives to bring brand stories to life.
We are an award-winning digital storytelling studio based in London, originally founded in 2013 by two animation graduates with a passion for telling great stories using original animation techniques.
Since then, the company has grown to a team of 25 full time employees, delivering around 60 international projects per year and extending its initial animation & design offering to include high-quality cross-media content for agencies & brands, motion graphics, visual development and VR / AR production.
Nucco Brain creates content for businesses across multiple sectors including financial services, professional services, pharma and government & trade for companies such as Deloitte, Innovate UK and HSBC. Since 2017, Nucco Brain has joined forces with UNIT9, a renowned innovation production studio, to become their official animation & visual development arm.
We look forward to meeting Urbano Members and other attendees at the Urbano Build networking breakfast with George Clarke tomorrow! Contact us through our Urbano profile: Nucco Brain
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1c unsalted butter at room temperature
1c firmly packed light brown sugar
½ c granulated sugar
2 eggs
2 tsp. vanilla extract
½ tsp. salt
1 tsp. baking soda
1 tsp. baking powder
1 ½ c all-purpose flour
2c rolled oats
1c milk chocolate chips
1c semi-sweet chocolate chips
DirectionsPreheat oven to 350 degrees F. Prepare a 9x13 inch baking pan with baking spray and line with parchment paper. Let the parchment paper hang over the sides.
In the bowl of an electric mixer with a paddle attachment, beat the butter, brown sugar, and white sugar until well mixed, about 3 minutes. Add the eggs, one at a time, mixing well after each addition. Add the vanilla extract.
Remove the bowl from the electric mixer and fold in the salt, baking soda, baking powder, flour, rolled oats, and semi-sweet chocolate chips. Spread half the mixture into the prepared baking pan. Pour milk chocolate chips on top of mixture. Carefully press remaining cookie mixture on top of chocolate.
Bake in the preheated oven until golden brown, 24-30 minutes. Let cool in the pan for about 10 minutes before cutting into bars.


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Hyderabad, the second largest city of Sindh, also Known as city of breeze was founded by Kalhora rulers. The city has many historical places which enlightens the history.
Hirabad was a posh area during pre-partition days. The name of Hirabad was derived from a man namely "Hira Lal". This posh area of past consists of three main roads, now named as Jail Road, Bhurgari Road, and Prince Ali Road.
The Jail road has a very old tree "Peepal ka Darkht", which has gained popularity to identify the locations and stop for local transport and helps wayfarers to locate the place. Bhurgari Road has historical place of Talpurs Quba called as "Mir Ja Quba".
Today, Hirabad has been much commercialised but still demanding area of the city mostly by businessmen to settle a better business there.
Old Hirabad had very traditional houses with unique wooden work on stairs, windows, galleries and doors. These houses include colorful and distinctive tiles with work of stone carvings.
Houses at Hirabad have much similarity in construction. They are comprised with unique "Roshandan" which give look of antiquity and show how the dwellers used the technique for enjoying the windy city. Many houses had servant quarters which are now used as car porches.
The architecture of the houses is being ruined because of ignoring the historical perspective and also the new construction is being made over it.
Many people desire to reside in this historical area which has prompted builders to construct plazas.
After inception of Pakistan, Hirabad was turned into commercial area. Doctors lane was here, which was later shifted to Sadder.
Navalrai Market Clock Tower or Ghanta Ghar of Hyderabad was built in 1914, and is a remnant of a pre-independence fish and meat market in the heart of Hirabad.
The clock tower is at the end of the Shahi Bazaar and at the main entrance of the Pakka Fort. The Shahi Bazaar is a typical Pakistani eastern bazaar, where you buy anything from food items to plastic goods, and Rallis etc. The Bazaar is also famous for other architectural buildings and havelis with small wood carved balconies.
To go up the Clock Tower, permission from the Municipal Corporation is needed.
However, many medical stores are still present in the area. Now identity of Hirabad has been changed.
Hirabad have got very excellent sewerage system. Monsoon is a season in which city faces problem regarding drainage system because polluted water gathers in lanes and streets.
In that case Hirabad is better because of better system provided by old habitants. This area does not face such any situations.
It is responsibility of government as well as dwellers to preserve the historical places and try to know the worth of such ancient places.
Hirabad, no doubt, possess historical traces which reflect the prosperous look of past.


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Scheme outline
Construction of a new dual two-lane road to replace the existing A120 between Braintree and the A12 at Marks Tey.
This scheme has been cancelled. We're no longer accepting updates or changes to this page.
Highway authority
Due to the high cost of the scheme, the East of England regional office have not included it within their latest funding proposal. The DfT has therefore instructed the Highways Agency to stop any preparatory work on this scheme.
According to the local press this scheme has now been shelved indefinately due to lack of funds. The government reportedly described the scheme as 'quite simply unaffordable'.
The West Tey Consortium, a group of key landowners, are proposing a major road and housing development in an attempt to 'kick-start' an up-grade of the A120. They will fund a dual carriageway extension from the MacDonalds roundabout to the existing A120 between Braintree and Stisted, and from the Eastern end of the Coggeshall by-pass down to the A12. The areas enclosed by these roads will be for housing.
The scheme has been fully withdrawn.


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Whether an individual is attempting yoga to relieve stress or just find peace of mind, here is a great start to learning many of the benefits to be expected after a few weeks of beginning a yoga routine.
There have been countless spiritual, mental, and physical benefits to regularly practicing yoga. But what health benefits can be achieved by starting a yoga routine? Yoga can help relieve daily aches and pains, improve the immune system, build strength, increase flexibility, and improve mental health. Even if an individual has a health condition like diabetes or heart disease, yoga can significantly alleviate some of the symptoms. Just be sure to check with a registered health professional first to see if any postures or poses should be avoided.
Improves Flexibility And Builds Muscle Strength
First and foremost, when individuals begin practicing yoga, they will notice increased flexibility and strength are some of the first and most obvious benefits. During the first attempt at yoga, many who are not flexible may not even be able to touch their toes. However, after a few weeks or months of practicing, poses will come easier than before and often individuals can attempt some poses they could not before.
Another benefit that may be noticed is some aches and pains begin to disappear. The muscle strength built also helps protect against conditions such as arthritis and back pain.
Now that you know yoga can improve flexibility and strength, keep reading to learn what it will do for posture and joints.