As we had the World Premiere for Not My Mother's Baking last weekend, it felt so surreal to have my face and Chef Siti Mastura on the big screen.
This movie is for everyone of every race, authentically Singaporean in every way. It is beyond being about me and Chef Siti. What makes it so real and full of heart was that the entire script was from our hearts.
I have never been part of a production where I could adlib entirely, and that’s why this is something I’m very proud of. We could express our faith (insyaAllah, astaghfirullah etc), why pork is so taboo to us that even just saying the word BABI feels like a sin. Our Chinese friends could speak about how they felt about our weddings, circumcision, Islam etc. It created a healthy discussion for everything we wonder about but were told to not speak of once upon a time.
For anyone who has felt out of place or told to take off your hijab, own your identity and be unapologetic about it. Percaya yang segala rezeki datang dari Dia.
For anyone who is in love with someone of the another race, it’s most likely that any parental objection you face is because of fear and ignorance more than anything else. Many parents left the movie teary eyed, because they could empathise with the fear of ‘losing’ a child. But eventually, no matter the colour of your skin, any parent ultimately wants only the best for you.
For the family member who feels trapped or suffocated by who your celebrity parent / other half / child is, your identity is not limited solely to who they are. You are free to be whoever you want to be, and forget about ‘what people might say’. For the longest time, I hated who my mother was because I felt like I had to be quiet and just uphold her good name. I learnt that I could still do that by being absolutely myself in my own way.
I was once told that my life was ‘too much’ because I was becoming exactly like my mum when I entered showbiz. It broke me, but ultimately I wanted to own my truth and reality. I have never looked back since and gotten better friends and a partner in my life.
Thank you to the people who believed in us, gave us a chance, worked with us despite the many limitations we face and making our dreams a reality ❤️
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Thai Glass Noodle Salad Recipe, Yum Woon Sen
Recipe: http://cicili.tv/thai-glass-noodles-salad-recipe
中文影片:https://youtu.be/sJ_jcE3DwMo
Thailand is known as the Land of Smiles because of its genuinely happy and welcoming people. Bangkok is the capital of Thailand, and that is where I called home for 8 years of my childhood.
One of my favorite Thai dishes is Yum Woon Sen. It is a beloved Thai salad dish. The word Yum literary translates to “mix,” and it refers to a type of Thai salad. The words Woon Sen means glass noodles. Therefore, Yum Woon Sen is Glass Noodle Salad.
I remember eating Yum Woon Sen in Thailand all the time. It is a dish that every home cook knows how to cook by heart. I had eaten it in school, over street food stalls, and in luxurious restaurants.
Although they all made with similar ingredients, the tastes can be slightly different from one place to another. And one of my favorites was at a food stall in front of a giant shopping center, The Mall Bang Kapi.
After coming to the United States, Yum Woon Sen became a dish that I must order in every Thai restaurant that I visited, and yet I never found one that’s perfect to my palate, like the one in front of The Mall Bang Kapi.
I told my husband about my quest to find the perfect Yum Woon Sen. One day, he piled up all the ingredients for the dish on our kitchen counter. He was determined to make the perfect Yum Woon Sen for me. And for the next 30 minutes, he cast his charm and magic over the dish. Although he looked calm, sweat was dripping down from his forehead.
Surprisingly, he presented me with a taste that is so familiar and yet I have not eaten for the longest time. It is the taste that I missed dearly.
To me, it is the taste of Thailand, the taste of smiles. It is so refreshing and has a perfect balance of savory, citrusy, sweet, and spicy. I believe Yum Woon Sen will also become your family’s favorite salad dish and brighten up everyone.
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Exchange for Support (Lee Yee)
There was one other major world event on Jul 1, apart from the promulgation of the National Security Law for Hong Kong. A referendum was held in Russia on the revision of the country’s Constitution.
In the Newscast on the night before last, CCTV broadcast a key feature about the telephone dialogue between Xi Jinping and Russian President Putin. Putin expressed firm support from Russia for China's efforts to maintain national security in Hong Kong. Xi mentioned the Russian constitutional amendment, endorsed by a majority vote in a referendum, which will allow Putin’s term as the president to last until 2036. Xi reaffirmed China’s firm support for Russia's commitment to a development direction that is appropriate for the nation.
Not a word was uttered by China on Russia’s celebration of its 160-year occupation of Vladivostok. Instead, the compliments on Putin’s uninterrupted re-election were dished out in exchange for Russia’s support for the National Security Law.
Although there are 53 countries on the United Nations Human Rights Commission (and reportedly 20 more) that support Hong Kong National Security Law, once all the names of these countries are unfolded, it is not hard to spot that none of them are countries that would likely attract Chinese nor Hong Kong people to invest, study, or live in. There is not a single great power amongst them. However, though opposition to the law has only been voiced out by 27 countries, all of them are influential with significant leverage on world affairs. Of course, among them the most adamant is the United States, which has withdrawn from the Human Rights Commission. Now that Russia is at last joining the Chinese bandwagon, the situation looks a little less awkward for China.
On July 1, the referendum on the constitutional amendments in Russia drew to a close. 78% of the voters supported the amendments, the most important one of which is the "removal of the upper limit of the presidential term in the ‘re-election’ clause”. That is to say, all the presidential terms before the amendment takes effect will be revoked. Everything will be back to zero. Putin's term of office will start all over again. According to the new constitution, Putin can be re-elected as the president until 2036. He will have stayed in the highest power for the longest in Russian history, even surpassing the reign of Peter the Great.
Like Xi Jinping, who forced through the National Security Law for Hong Kong, Putin did not receive any blessings from other major international powers for his feat. There was no strong opposition because after all it went through a referendum. The United States and the European Union, however, were skeptical about the voting process, questioning whether there was coercion of voters, or repeated voting.
Russia's deletion of the presidential re-election regulations is analogous to China's deletion of the presidential re-election regulations in the year before last. With both world powers ruled by lifetime leaders, concerns about such a situation have been raised in international public opinion.
Despite all the twists and turns throughout history, in China as well other countries, everything boiled down to power struggles that basically stemmed from succession schemes amongst the most powerful, which in turn came with a lifetime tenure amongst top leaders. A lifetime tenure for the most powerful led to absolute power that bred absolute corruption, which is the root cause of all political complexities in human society.
All the struggles in the royal courts originated from the inheritance of power. The potential heirs, not the sons, of an emperor were the focuses. There was no place for normal family intimacies amongst sons, daughters, siblings, wives and concubines. Family relationships were built on associations with the potential heirs. For the past 70 years in the Soviet Union, the severe suppression of the people by the dictatorship, and all the brutal struggles have all been due to the inheritance of power at the highest level. During Mao Zedong’s rule, every single one of the never ending political movements of class struggles could be traced back to the inheritance of power at the top. Ordinary people were the victims as a result.
After millennia in the dark ages, it was not until 1776 when the United States became independent that the problem of inheritance of power at the highest level was basically solved. Finally, people could vote to authorize the succession of power in a legal manner, without bloodshed and contention. A system was established to ensure the separation of the three powers, a multi-party system, freedom of news reporting, speech, religion, and association, etc. as checks and balances of the highest power so as to prevent absolute corruption that came with absolute power.
In 1800, there were only three democratic countries in the world. By 2015, the number of countries authorized by the peoples’ votes increased to 130. According to Churchill, ‘democracy is the worst form of government except for all those other forms that have been tried from time to time.’ In all those that have been tried, plebs were inevitably victimized in the power struggles.
Deng Xiaoping might also have understood that power inheritance is the root cause of all political complexities. That was why he laid down the system for naming the heir for the generation after the immediate next. This system achieved a certain period of social stability. What is the impact of abandoning this approach? Putting China aside, what we saw in Hong Kong was the changes in the period from the Causeway Bay Bookstore incident to the implementation of the Hong Kong version of National Security Law.
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Timestamps
00:00 - 00:55 A Quick Hello & Catch Up! ??
00:57 - 01:23 My 2nd semester was crazyyyyy ?
01:24 - 01:59 What my Homepage looks like
02:00 - 02:29 [Tutorial] How to make 2-3 columns
02:31 - 02:40 [Tutorial] Changing font colours
02:41 - 02:47 [Tutorial] Shortcut to Making Quotes
02:48 - 03:12 [Tutorial] Shortcut to Making Callouts
03:13 - 03:30 My Quick Link Box is a Callout
03:34 - 03:38 [Tutorial] Shortcut for Emojis
03:38 - 03:47 [Tutorial] Shortcut to link words
03:48 - 03:53 [Tutorial] Shortcut for Highlighting
03:54 - 04:17 Showing other pages on the Homepage
04:18 - 04:40 The Real Deal - The Main Notebook for all my Documents
04:41 - 05:07 Comparing Notion to a Physical Notebook
05:08 - 07:03 Notebook #1: The Ojibala Notebook
07:04 - 08:47 Notebook #2: Academics Only Notebook
08:48 - 10:00 Notebook #3: Weekly Views' Notebook
10:01 - 11:46 Notebook #4: Media Law Notebooks
11:47 - 12:22 Notebook #5: Child Language Notebooks
12:23 - 12:57 Notebook #6: CELTA Notebooks
12:58 - 13:53 [Tutorial] Settings/ Categories for the Notebooks
13:54 - 15:59 [Tutorial] Lets make templates together!
16:00 - 16:15 [Tutorial] How to move your notes around
16:16 - 16:52 Comparing Notion to a Physical Notebook (again)
16:53 - 17:42 [Tutorial] How to link other Notion pages to a word
17:43 - 18:03 Just casually boasting about Notion
18:03 - 18:17 Comparing Notion to other Note-taking Apps
18:18 - 18:38 Conclusion
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The Pacific geoduck, scientific name Panopea generosa, is a species of very large, edible saltwater clam in the family Hiatellidae. The common name is derived from a Lushootseed (Nisqually) word gʷídəq.
The geoduck is native to the west coast of North America. The shell of the clam ranges from 15 centimetres (5.9 in) to over 20 centimetres (7.9 in) in length, but the extremely long siphons make the clam itself much longer than this: the "neck" or siphons alone can be 1 metre (3.3 ft) in length. The geoduck is the largest burrowing clam in the world. It is also one of the longest-living animals of any type, with a lifespan of up to 140 years; the oldest has been recorded at 168 years old.
The large, meaty siphon is prized for its savory flavor and crunchy texture. Geoduck is regarded by some as an aphrodisiac because of its phallic shape. It is very popular in China, where it is considered a delicacy, mostly eaten cooked in a fondue-style Chinese hot pot. In Korean cuisine, geoducks are eaten raw with spicy chili sauce, sautéed, or in soups and stews. In Japan, geoduck is prepared as raw sashimi, dipped in soy sauce and wasabi. On Japanese menus in cheaper sushi restaurants, geoduck is sometimes substituted for Tresus keenae, a species of horse clam, and labeled mirugai or mirukuigai. It is considered to have a texture similar to an ark shell (known in Japanese as akagai). Mirugai is sometimes translated into English as "giant clam", and it is distinguished from himejako sushi, which is made from Tridacna gigas.
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