TIME TO LOVE N BE LOVE....
Salam…..well it’s nite and it’s midnite oredi….so let’s do this…let’s talk…maybe a little topic…for example…let’s have a talk about TIME…hmmm…it’s obvious rite…..it’s kinda heavy topic for midnite….heheheheh…anyway..how time flies by…..it’s 2011 oredi….i kinda remember being in the year 2000….so many memories then….then….let’s go back further…1995….hehehehhehe..it’s kinda fun remembering the times when my family n I back in the states…it was an experience…not so adventurous anyway… I was only 14 then….hehehehehe..so young n naive I might say…there were hard times then…then again I survived…we survived…then back to Malaysia after 3 years…once again we faced again the interlanguage…especially my little sister n brother…not that hard to get back together with old friends…me on the other hand a bit hard…I was never really been in the kampong..so my friends would mostly be my relatives..hehehhe….then I was fine….proud to have friends like them….there are 4 of us… 2 of them were my aunts (1 of them a mix of aunt n cousin also, both are 1year younger than me..hehehhehe) and the other one is my relative also which I would consider my cousin due to her brother married to my cousin…..hehehhhe….anyway…they are my best friends at the kampong….then time flies again….we all had other plans in life…I then went to Uitm and UMS later….n how time flies….i met my hubby in the time I’m trying to heal from a love that was never meant to be…hmmm..not much I can about my past love….it’ll hurt me again in some way…hmmmmm…huhuhuhuuhuhuh…sedihnya klu teringat…huhuhuhuhuh… anyway…it’s past rite…then how time flies again…..n now I have my truest love IZZ FAUZAN CHEE my young boyfriend…hehehheheh… sorry honey…u r my truest love also….hehehhe…my old boyfriend…heheheh not ex k…. only old…hehhehe…no lah….u r always young to me…eventhough u’r older than me….hmmmm…mmg oldlah….hehehhehe…luv u….thank you Allah for everything….i can’t thank you enough for giving me the time to experience such love from everyone who love me….especially my family….
My Izz....u r mine from the beginning until the end.....i cannot be more grateful to Allah for giving such beautiful child ever....cry most of the time whenever the thoughts of u not there with me....that would be the same feeling for your papa....i cannot n would not handle it if u guys were not with me....however...there's a feeling that i cannot have all the things in the world....like my mom said....'nafsu dunia kan di talan'....my sisters knows about this...heheheheh...anyways....luv so much izz's papa n my izz.....hopefully we can fulfill our dreams whatever they may be....so much dreams bah ni...hehehehhehehe...insyaAllah....
| Ayu, Sweetfish | |
|---|---|
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| Conservation status | |
| Not evaluated (IUCN 3.1) | |
| Scientific classification | |
| Kingdom: | Animalia |
| Phylum: | Chordata |
| Superclass: | Osteichthyes |
| Class: | Actinopterygii |
| Subclass: | Neopterygii |
| Infraclass: | Teleostei |
| Superorder: | Protacanthopterygii |
| Order: | Osmeriformes |
| Suborder: | Osmeroidei |
| Superfamily: | Osmeroidea |
| Family: | Plecoglossidae |
| Genus: | Plecoglossus Temminck & Schlegel, 1846[verification needed] |
| Species: | P. altivelis |
| Binomial name | |
| Plecoglossus altivelis (Temminck & Schlegel, 1846)[verification needed] | |
The ayu (アユ, 鮎, 香魚) or sweetfish, Plecoglossus altivelis, is an amphidromous fish, the only species in the genus Plecoglossus and in family Plecoglossidae. It is a relative of the smelts and is placed in the order Osmeriformes. Native to the Palearctic ecozone, it occurs in rivers, lakes, and coastal waters of western Hokkaidō in Japan southward to the Korean Peninsula, China, and Taiwan. The name "sweetfish" is due to the sweetness of its flesh. In reference to its typical one-year life span, it is also known as nen-gyo ("year-fish"). The ayu is Gunma Prefecture's prefectural fish.
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An omnivore, the ayu feeds on algae, crustaceans, insects, sponges, and worms. They are also very territorial animals. The adults ascend from coastal waters into the lower reaches of rivers to spawn in the spring. The larvae descend to the sea immediately on hatching and winter there before returning to fresh water again in the spring. Most but not all individuals die after their first spawning. Ayu is an edible fish, mostly consumed in East Asia. Its flesh has a distinctive, sweet flavour with "melon and cucumber aromas".[1] It is consequently highly prized as a food fish. The main methods for obtaining ayu are by means of fly fishing, by using a trap, and by fishing with a decoy which is known as ayu-no-tomozuri in Japan. The decoy is a living ayu placed on a hook, which swims when immersed into water. It provokes the territorial behavior of other ayu, which assault the "intruder" and get caught. Japanese anglers also catch it using a traditional method, cormorant fishing (鵜飼 ukai). On the Nagara River where Japanese Cormorants (Phalacrocorax capillatus) are used by the fishermen, the fishing season draws visitors from all over the world. The Japanese Cormorants, known in Japanese as umi-u (ウミウ, "sea-cormorant"), are domesticated birds trained for this purpose. The birds catch the ayu, store it in their crop, and deliver it to the fishermen.[2]
Ayu is also fished commercially in large numbers, and captive juveniles are raised in aquaculture before being released into rivers for sport fishing. A common method of preparing ayu and other small fish in Japan is skewering the fish in such a way as to form a wave, as if they are swimming upriver, and then roasting them over a fire or charcoal.[3]
