@twtbiy Yg si laki tu mmg tak guna drp dulu, dh kantoi buat senyap. Wartawan dok soal si AA je, bile time ank buat hal si bapak tk de langsung gaya nk tego atau main peranan. Semoga ada balasan yg utk suami & bapak yg jnis menganiaya ni
This is what a GLOF looks like in motion: a Glacial Lake Outburst Flood, sometimes called a Jökulhlaup (Icelandic for "glacier run").
Basically: meltwater builds up in a basin trapped against or beneath a glacier. Eventually the ice dam gives way, and all that pent-up water rushes out; sometimes over the course of a day or more.
At Columbia Glacier, this happens almost like clockwork, roughly once a year, with the lake taking about a day and a half to fully drain. No roads, no homes in the path; so it mostly happens quietly, without anyone downstream even noticing.
Compare that to Juneau, where GLOFs along the Mendenhall River actually threaten homes and residents in the valley each year. Serious flood-mitigation work has gone into protecting the community there.
Watching that volume of water suddenly break free from under a glacier is still humbling.
Glaciers aren't the frozen, unmoving things people picture. They're alive, shifting, releasing; a reminder that even "solid" landscapes are anything but static.
Prayers for Nepal
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Art Nouveau vs Art Deco
Though their names are often mentioned together, these two styles belong to different moments in design history.
Art Nouveau emerged in the 1890s and remained influential until the First World War. It is defined by organic curves, floral and plant-inspired motifs, flowing lines, asymmetry, and a strong use of iron and glass.
Art Deco rose to prominence in the 1920s and 1930s. In contrast, it favored geometry, symmetry, stepped forms, and bold decorative motifs such as sunbursts, zigzags, and streamlined vertical emphasis.
Which one would you choose to live in?
Each style has its own visual language: symmetry, ornament, structure, materials, or simplicity.
From Tudor timber frames to Bauhaus geometry, European house styles show how architecture can reflect climate, craft, history, and changing ideas of home.
Which window style would you add to your dream home?
A bay window adds depth, a sash window brings classic proportion, a clerestory brings light from above, and a rose window turns structure into ornament.
American house styles are easier to read when you know what to look for.
From the compact Cape Cod and symmetrical Colonial to the mansard roof of Second Empire, the half-timbering of Tudor Revival, and the low horizontal lines of Prairie and Ranch homes — each style has a visual language of its own.
Roof shape, windows, entryways, porches, and ornament often reveal the period and influence behind a house long before you know its history.
Panduan kod warna 'lanyard' jemaah haji
Tahukah anda setiap warna 'lanyard' jemaah haji membawa maksud tersendiri?
Sistem kod warna ini diperkenalkan bagi memudahkan petugas Tabung Haji dan pasukan Semut Hitam mengenal pasti maktab serta lokasi penginapan jemaah dari jarak jauh, khususnya jika berlaku situasi jemaah tersasar.
Copyright disclaimer: Segala penyuntingan video adalah hak cipta terpelihara milik Sinar Harian.
#SinarHarian #60saat #TabungHaji #JemaahHaji #PanduanHaji #MaktabHaji #LanyardHaji
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