Goodbye by Air Supply

"Goodbye" by Air Supply

I can see the pain living in your eyes

And I know how hard you try

You deserve to have so much more

I can feel your heart and I sympathize

And I'll never criticize all you've ever meant to my life

I don't want to let you down

I don't want to lead you on

I don't want to hold you back

From where you might belong

You would never ask me why

My heart is so disguised

I just can't live a lie anymore

I would rather hurt myself

Than to ever make you cry

There's nothing left to say, but goodbye

You deserve the chance at the kind of love

I'm not sure I'm worthy of

Losing you is painful to me

I don't wanna let you down

I don't wanna lead you on

I don't wanna hold you back

From where you might belong

You would never ask me why

My heart is so disguised

I just can't live a lie anymore

I would rather hurt myself

Than to ever make you cry

There's nothing left to say, but goodbye

You would never ask me why

My heart is so disguised

I just can't live a lie anymore

I would rather hurt myself

Than to ever make you cry

There's nothing left to try

Though it's gonna hurt us both

There's no other way than to say goodbye

SK SERI BELAHAN

SEJARAH SEKOLAH

Ditubuhkan pada 12 Januari 1954.
Bangunan asal sekolah ini merupakan bangunan kayu yang didirikan oleh penduduk kampung.

Usaha untuk mendirikan sekolah ini telah dipelopori oleh Tuan Haji Rais B. Haji Taib yang juga merupakan ketua kampung Belahan Tampok ketika itu.

Bangunan asal sekolah yang merupakan bangunan papan telah didirikan secara gotong - royong dengan menggunakan wang bantuan Pejabat Pelajaran Daerah sebanyak RM3,700 di atas sekeping tanah seluas 1.25 ekar yang telah diwakafkan oleh Allahyarham Tuan Haji Muhidin B. Matrikan. Pada tahun 1968 apabila bangunan tambahan mahu didirikan, Allahyarhamah Puan Markimah pula telah mewakafkan sekeping tanah seluas 0.5 ekar.

Perkataan “Seri” pada nama sekolah diambil sempena nama Syed Esa B. Alwi, Penyelia Sekolah-Sekolah Melayu daerah Batu Pahat ketika itu. Seri adalah akronim kepada ‘Syed Esa Rural Institution.’

Pada tahun 1956 nama sekolah telah ditukar kepada Sekolah Umum Seri Belahan dan pada tahun 1968 ditukar pula kepada Sekolah Kebangsaan Seri Belahan, nama yang kekal sehingga ke hari ini.

Semasa ditubuhkan, sekolah ini hanya mempunyai seorang guru iaitu Tuan Haji Johari B. Haji Kaliman dan beberapa orang murid yang terdiri daripada penduduk kampung Belahan Tampok dan kampung-kampung berhampiran.

Pada tahun 1968 sebuah bangunan baru telah didirikan oleh kerajaan dan pada tahun 1979 di bawah Rancangan Malaysia Kedua, kerajaan telah membina sebuah bangunan baru dua tingkat dan sebuah kantin. Pada tahun 1994 bangunan asal sekolah ini dirobohkan atas arahan Jabatan Kerja Raya. Sebagai ganti kerajaan telah memperunttukan satu bangunan dua bilik darjah di bawah projek kilat.







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Cikgu-cikgu

1. Cikgu Kasmuri
2. Cikgu Hussein
3. Cikgu Halimah Ismail
4. Cikgu Malik
5. Cikgu Zuber Yusof
6. GBesar Cikgu Johari Kaliman - menggesa anak2 bersolat

Cikgu sekolah Agama

1. Cikgu Ismail
2. Cikgu Jamil -GB
3. Cikgu Kosnan

Darjah 6 - 1974

Guru-Guru 1974

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DIY - Halau / Nyah Anjing

You have a wide choice of dog repellents available in the market. However, these may contain chemicals that can harm your dog. Thus, a better option is to make homemade repellents.

How to Make a Dog Repellent?
The most simple way to keep your dog off the kitchen counter is filling a spray bottle with water. Whenever you catch your dog crawling up the kitchen counter, spray some water and he will run for his life!

On a serious note, to keep the dog away from your vegetable or flower patch in the garden and furniture, you'll need to take a few concrete measures.

• Cayenne Spray: You need to add 1 part of cayenne and 10 parts of water and spray this liquid mixture over the problem areas. Do not make the mixture too concentrated as cayenne can harm the sensitive nose of Rover. Cayenne irritates the eyes, nose and throat of dogs and therefore the dog will avoid it. Try making a potpourri containing cayenne pepper powder next to your curtains or sofa. The dog won't come near it as it will irritate his delicate senses.
• Ammonia: Ammonia smell repels dogs more than anything else. Soak cotton balls in ammonia and place them in the problem areas. This will keep your dog away from the area.
• Alcohol: Alcohol, like ammonia repels dogs. Place cotton balls soaked in alcohol in a similar fashion as ammonia to keep the dog away from the problem areas.
• Citrus: Cut citrus fruits, such as oranges, lemons, and sweet lime, and spread them in the garden area. You can even spray citrus oils over the furniture to keep your dog away from it. Another way is to place slices or peels of oranges and lemons near your flowerbed or vegetable patch. In case of furniture, you can place a glass of lemon water near on a table near the sofa or chairs you want to protect from Rover.
• Vinegar: Dogs hate the smell of vinegar. They just can't stand it! Soak cotton balls in vinegar and spread them over the problem areas. You can concoct a mixture of vinegar and lime juice and spray it over the shoes. It will prevent your puppy or dog from chewing it. Never spray vinegar over the plants as it will kill them. Instead, soak coffee filters or blotting papers in white vinegar. Allow it to dry, and cut thin strips of the filter or paper. Place these strips around the plants, flowers, vegetables, and areas you don't want Rover to wander about. This will keep him away and protect your garden or even carpets.
• Essential Oils: Eucalyptus, cinnamon or sour apple essential oils are a great way to keep your Rover from visiting garbage cans and other problem areas. Mix the oil with water and spray it all over the area you do not want your dog to visit.
• Mustard Oil: You can spray mustard oil around the places you do not want Rover hovering. This is an effective and safe way to keep away dogs.
• Chili Powder: If you find Rover chewing up your plants, then sprinkle chili powder around your plants. This is a sure-shot deterrent for troublesome plant-chewing dogs.
• Dog Poop: You would have never imagined dog poop to be a useful repellent. If your dog has digging problems, you can place his poop in the problem areas. Dogs do not like to dig their poop out and will refrain from visiting that area. Once Rover's interest in the particular spot begins to vain, you can discard the poop, and fill the hole with mud or soil.

Try these homemade repellents to keep the 'Roving Rover' away from areas he is not supposed to visit.

Read more at Buzzle: http://www.buzzle.com/articles/homemade-dog-repellent.html


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How to Keep Dogs off Lawn

Repellents: Using repellents is an effective method to keep dogs off your lawn. There is no need to go for the commercial ones, as many household materials can be used for this purpose. One such repellent is cayenne pepper powder, which has to be sprinkled over the grass, so as to deter the dog from entering the lawn. You may replace cayenne pepper with black or red pepper; or even coffee grounds, which are also good fertilizers for the grass. Other such repellents include vinegar, moth balls, and ammonia.

Baking Soda Solution: Sprinkle a solution of baking soda and water on the grass. All you have to do is add one cup of baking soda to a gallon of water; and sprinkle this solution, especially on those spots, where the grass has dried up due to the urine of the dog. This solution helps to grow back the grass as well as to repel the animal, which fails to identify its usual spot.

Wet Grass: It has been observed that, dogs avoid wet grass. If the trespasser dog has a fixed timing, you can start the sprinklers, so as to wet the grass and prevent the entry of the dog. Repeat it for a few days, and the dog will find another spot to empty its bowels. Thus, your lawn will be spared. If this solution is impractical for you, then you can go for motion detected sprinklers. These sprinklers release water in full pressure, as soon as the animal enters the lawn. This sudden noise and water spray can scare the animal, and prevent him from entering the lawn. Apart from that, the sprinkler will wet the grass, which also works as a dog repellent. 

Water Element: Fill water in glass bottles and containers, and place them in various locations in the lawn. This will deter the dog from defecating or urinating there. This is one of the widely used methods, as it is believed that, dogs will not defecate near water. Whatever may be the rationale behind this theory, there are many people who vouch for the efficacy of this method. 


Read more at Buzzle: http://www.buzzle.com/articles/how-to-keep-dogs-off-lawn.html

DIY - Nyah / Halau Anjing/Kucing - Natural, Herbal Flea, Tick, Mosquito Repellent Sprays, Rubs, Dips, Rinse for Dogs and Cats

In this article:

Recipes to make your own all natural, non-toxic, herbal and homeopathic flea, tick, mosquito: 

1. Repellent topical sprays;
2. Rubs;
3. Dips; 
4. Rinse;
5. Collar Drops
6. Spot-on Drops
   

1.0 Sprays

1.1 Fresh Lemon Spray (for cats and dogs)

Fresh lemons and water make an excellent non-toxic easy to make mosquito spray with a refreshing scent. See the recipe here.

1.2 Almond, Garlic, Lemon Oil-Based
      Sprays

Organic Apple Cider Vinegar, Almond Oil,Citrus Spray(for dogs only)

Pour the following ingredients in a spray bottle…

• 1 cup of water;
• 2 cups of organic apple cider vinegar;
• 2 tbs sweet almond oil or:
• 2 tbs lemon oil (see recipe below), or;
• 2 tbs garlic oil (see recipe below;
• Both almond oil and garlic contain sulfur - sulfur repels many types of insects including mosquitoes;
• 2 tbs of fresh squeezed lemon juice;
• Mosquitoes do not like citrus, especially lemon;
• do not use this spray on cats if you use lemon essential oil instead of fresh lemon!
• Shake well, and;
• Spritz your dog’s fur.

 Make your own lemon oil…

• You will need 2 lemons and 1 cup of olive oil.
• Preparation;
• Peel the rind from the lemons;
• Place oil and lemon rinds in a sauce pan;
• Place on a very low heat for 20 minutes;
• Allow to cool;
• Strain and pour into a bottle.

Make your own garlic oil…

For treating ear infections, making insect repellent, etc.  

• To prepare garlic oil you will need:
• A small, clean wide-mouth glass jar;
• Cheesecloth or other breathable clean cloth;
• Elastic band or string;
• Amber, brown or blue storage bottle;
• Garlic cloves;
• Virgin, or extra virgin olive oil (cold-pressed olive oil).
• Preparation:
• Remove the outer skin (also called 'paper') from the garlic cloves;
• Cut the garlic cloves into thin slices;
• Put the sliced garlic in the jar, leave a little space at the top of the jar empty;
• Pour the olive oil into the jar, making sure to add enough oil to completely cover the garlic - make sure that you leave some empty space at the top of the jar;
• Cover the top of the jar with a few layers of cheesecloth:
• Stretch the cheesecloth so it lays flat on top of the lid - if the cloth touches the oil it will absorb the oil and make a mess;
• Secure the cloth with string or an elastic band;
• Let the garlic/oil filled jar sit top cure, in a warm location for 10 to 14 days;
• Once the curing period is over, separate the garlic from the oil by straining the oil into an amber, brown or blue storage bottle;
• Store the Garlic Oil in the refrigerator.

1.3 Neam Oil-Based Sprays and Rubs

Organic ¹Neem Oil Spray (for dogs only)

• You will need…
• ½ once (2.5 ml) organic neem oil;
• If you want to make a stronger replant use 1 once (5 ml neem oil);
• ½ once (2 ml) organic glycerine or organic Castile soap;
• 2 cups (.5 litre) warm water;
• Mixing bowl;
• Spray bottle.
• Preparation…
• Pour the glycerine soap and warm water into the bowl – mix the resulting liquid;
• Slowly add the neem oil , mixing as you add the neem to the soap/water mixture;
• Pour the resulting liquid into a spray bottle;
• Spritz your dog’s fur.

¹ Caution for Neem Oil:

• Neem oil breaks down after 8 hours, so only make enough spray  or rub for use within an 8 hour period, discard any unused spray and make more when required;
• Do not use Neem oil on cats;
• If you are using these Neem oil recipes on a dog that you breed or that is pregnant make sure that you make the recipes using the neem oil at half strength. 

1.4 Essential Oil Blend Sprays

Witch Hazel and Essential Oils Spray (for dogs only)

• Fill an 8 once spray bottle with distilled or boiled (cooled) water;
• Add enough witch hazel to almost fill the balance of the spray bottle;
• Add essential oils:
• 10 drops of clove essential oil (if your dog is ²pregnant substitute use eucalyptus essential oil instead);
• 10 drops of  rosemary essential oil ;
• 10 drops of citrus (lemon, orange or grapefruit) essential oil .
• Shake well, and;
• Spritz your dog’s fur;
•  Don’t soak your dog’s or cat’s fur with this spray;
• Just mist your dog or cat with the spray;
• The scent of the essential oils repels the insects.

² Clove oil is a uterine stimulant and therefore should not be used on pregnant dogs. 

Lavender Essential Oil and Tea Tree Oil Spray (for dogs only)

• Fill a spray bottle with 1 cup of distilled or boiled (cooled) water;
• Add essential oils:
• 4 drops of Tea Tree Oil;
• 4 drops of Lavender Essential Oil;
• Shake well, and;
• Spritz your dog’s fur;
• Don’t soak your dog’s fur with this spray;
• Just mist your dog with the spray;
• The scent of the essential oils repels the insects.

Rosemary Essential Oil Spray (for dogs and cats)

• Fill a spray bottle with 1 cup of distilled or boiled (cooled) water;
• Add essential oils:
• 8 drops of rosemary essential oil;
• Shake well, and;
• Spritz your dog’s or cat’s fur;
• Don’t soak your dog’s or cat’s fur with this spray;
• Just mist your dog or cat with the spray;
• The scent of the essential oils repels the insects.

1.5 Herbal Sprays

Coconut Oil, Peppermint, Lemon Grass Spray or Spot-On
(for cats and dogs)

In a Glass Bowl or Spray Bottle...

• Mix the following;
• 10 parts coconut oil (organic coconut oil is best), with;
• 1 part peppermint or lemon grass (fresh crushed herb or alcohol-free essential oil);
• Apply as a spray-on repellant or as spot-on drops

Peppermint, Spearmint, Lavender, Cloves, Citronella Spray (for cats and dogs)

Use Fresh or Dried Herbs...

• Boil 1 cup of water;
• Place the following in a tea pot or pot;
• 1 tbsp peppermint, 
• 1 tbsp catnip or spearmint;
• 1 tbsp citronella or lemon grass;
• if you are making this spray for use on cats use lemon grass, don't use citronella;
• 1 tbsp lavender;
• if you are making this spray for use on cats leave the lavender out of the recipe and use rosemary instead;
• ²4 dried cloves (if your dog is ²pregnant substitute use eucalyptus essential oil instead)
• If you are making this spray for use on cats leave the cloves out of the recipe;
• Pour the boiling water into the tea pot and stir the ingredients;
• Allow to steep and cool – make sure you place the lid on the tea pot of pot as it is important not to lose the volatile oils from the herbs;
• When cool, strain the herbs from the liquid;
• Mix the resulting solution with one of the following:
• 1 cup of Witch Hazel, or:
• 1 cup of Organic Apple Cider Vinegar;
• Pour the resulting liquid into a spray bottle;
• Shake well, and;
• Spritz your dog’s fur.

² Clove oil is a uterine stimulant and therefore should not be used on pregnant dogs.

Rosemary Spray – Specifically for Fleas (for cats and dogs)

 

• Steep 1/8 cup of fresh rosemary in 16 ounces of boiling water for 30 minutes;
• Allow the resulting infusion to cool;
• Strain the liquid, discard the rosemary;
• Pour the liquid into a spray bottle;
• Shake well;
• Spritz your dog’s fur.

You can also increase this recipe to make a rosemary flea dip…

Four Thieves Vinegar - Extra Strength Spray
(for dogs)

• Preparation:
• In a glass jar – a Masons Jar with lid is best; add the following ingredients:
•  2 cups Organic Apple Cider Vinegar;
• The following dry herbs;
• Lavender - 4 tbsp'
• If you are using this spray on cats do not use lavender use rosemary instead;
• Peppermint - 4 tbsp
• Sage - 4 tbsp;
• Thyme - 4 tbsp;
• Fresh Garlic – 4 to 8 cloves, crush the cloves before adding to the mixture.
• Mix the ingredients;
• Seal the glass jar with lid;
• Allow to steep (in a cool, dark place, shake occasionally) for a minimum of 2 weeks, up to a maximum of 6 weeks;
• After steeping period is over, strain the liquid from the herbs (discard the herbs);
• You can then store the liquid in the fridge;
• To Use:
• Do not use the liquid as a spray on fur and skin full strength…
  Fill a spray bottle half-full with the steeped liquid;
• Fill the remaining half of the bottle with distilled water;
• The spray is now ready for use;
• Shake well, and;
• Spritz your dog’s fur.

The original Four Thieves Vinegar Recipe – the one above is a variation, is a recipe from the 1600s.  The famous French aromatherapy doctor, Jean Valnet, has two recipes in his book. He claims corpse robbers who were caught red-handed in the area around Toulouse in 1628-1631 revealed the original recipe. His story is the more credible of the many one can find. Given the virulence and deadliness of the plague, the judges were astonished by the indifference of the thieves to contagion. Valnet quotes the archives of the Parliament of Toulouse..."During the Great Plague, four robbers were convicted of going to the houses of plague victims, strangling them in their beds and then looting their dwellings. For this, they were condemned to be burned at the stake, and in order to have their sentence mitigated, they revealed their secret preservative, after which they were hanged."

2.0 Rubs to Kill Fleas  

2.1 Diatomaceous Earth Rub (for dogs and cats)

• Use food grade Diatomaceous Earth (DE);
• Rub the DE into your dog's or cat's fur - within about 20 minutes the fleas will be dead;
• You may need to repeat the application the following day if the flea eggs have not been all eradicated with the first application;
• Wash your dog or cat within a couple of hours after applying DE;
• DE soaks up moisture, so leaving DE on your companion animals skin for a prolonged time can dry-out his, her skin;
•  You can use an herbal shampoo or herbal rinse to remove the DE - you can use of these recipes.

2.2 Organic ¹Neem Oil Rub (for dogs only)

• Mix 1 part neem oil with 10 parts almond oil;
• Place a few drops in your hand;
• Rub your palms together;
• The run your hands through your dog’s fur.

¹ Caution for Neem Oil:

• Neem oil breaks down after 8 hours, so only make enough spray  or rub for use within an 8 hour period, discard any unused spray and make more when required;
• Do not use Neem oil on cats;
• If you are using these Neem oil recipes on a dog that you breed or that is pregnant make sure that you make the recipes using the neem oil at half strength. 

3.0 Dips to Kill Fleas 

3.1 Rosemary Flea Dip (for cats and dogs)

• Steep 2 cups of fresh rosemary in 1 gallon of boiling water for 30 minutes;
• Allow the resulting infusion to cool-off until it is just warm;
• Strain the liquid, discard the rosemary;
• Pour the liquid over your dog’s fur until he/she is soaked,
• Allow your dog to dry naturally.

4.0 Rinse to Kill Fleas 

4.1 Organic ACV, Tea Tree Oil and Aloe Vera Juice
      (for dogs only)

Parasites such as fleas, ticks mosquitoes and worms do not do well in an environment that is not supportive of their life and reproductive requirements. Such parasites do not like acidic environments. Organic Apple Cider Vinegar(ACV) is acidic and therefore not an attractive substance for these parasites. The following topical treatment kills adult fleas and is soothing for the dog’s skin…

You will need:

• An 8 oz bottle;
• Tea Tree Oil;
• 100% Aloe Vera Juice;
• Organic ACV;
• Fresh, clean water.

Preparation

• Pour the shampoo into the 8 ounce bottle;
• Add 10 drops of tea tree oil;
• Add 1 tablespoon of aloa vera juice;
• Shake well.

 Treatment

• Shampoo Your Dog;
• Wait 6 to 10 minutes.

Rinse Your Dog

• Then rinse with ACV diluted in water – 1 tablespoon ACV for every pint of water.
• Allow your dog to shake the excess water off;

 After-Rinse Spray

• Then follow-up with a spray of equal parts ACV to water;  
• You can also add fresh squeezed lemon juice;
• Do not get the shampoo, rinse or spray in your dog’s eyes;
• The spray can be used on a daily basis and may be used several times a day.

5.0 Collar Drops and Spot-on Drops 
(for cats and dogs)

See this article

Cautions:

 

Proper Selection of Essential Oils

• Use only 'Grade A' Therapeutic Food Grade essential oils - these are made from organically grown herbs and are steam distilled.
• Do not use Grade B food grade essential oils
• Do not use aromatherapy oils for this recipe (Grade C) or floral water essential oils (Grade D)

Monitor your Animal When Using Essential Oils

• Particularly when using  essential oils on cats, make sure you observe your cat, watch for any signs of an adverse reaction and cease using if any type of toxicity occurs

Employ Caution When Spraying near Your Dog’s Eyes

• Remember to protect your dog’s eyes from the spray;

When Applying the Spray to your Dog’s Face:

• Spray the palm of your hand with the solution;
• Rub your hands gently over your dog’s nose, around their eyes, behind the ears, etc.

Daily Application of Sprays

• Sprays should be re-applied 2-3 times a day when protection is required;
• If your dog goes swimming, gets wet in the rain etc. you will need to re-apply the spray.

For Dogs that are Prone to Seizures

• Do not use rosemary essential oils on a dog that is prone to seizures

Your Dog's, Cat's Best Defense Against Insects

• Your dog’s and cat’s best defense against insects and insect-borne disease is a truly health supporting diet, nutrition and overall wellness plan. Topical insect repellant should never be used on its own with the expectation that it can prevent insect bites and insect-borne disease – it should be used as part of a holistic plan.

7.0 Holistic Support

If you require additional support and guidance I would be pleased to assist you via my Holistic Diet, Nutrition Wellness Services:

• Unbiased Diet, Nutrition, Product Advice is available via this service
• Diet, Nutrition Wellness Plans are available via this service

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