Together We Can Stop DENGUE

Hye U Ollz

Flyer

Today, I receive a flyer in  my rent house's mailbox ..It is about "Free Johor From Dengue!!" campaign. The campaign wants to promote awareness among public about dengue, dengue prevention in the home and actions that need if  got dengue symptoms.

What is Dengue??

 Dengue fever also known as break-bone fever. It is an illness caused by a virus that is spread through mosquito bites. Dengue is spread by a type of infected mosquito called the Aedes aegypti mosquito. The mosquito bites throughout the day and night.Symptoms include fever, headache, nausea, vomiting, rash, and pain in the eyes, joints, and muscles. In several cases, dengue can cause death!!

Inspection at home campaign

The campaign encourages public to do inspection at home and destroy all breeding sites. 30 minutes Weekly Sunday Home Inspection should carried out in every home to ensure there are no or potential that can be Aedes mosquito breeding site..

   Places to be inspected

fridges water tray

ant  trap

old tyre
pail
broken household items

water storage

assorted empty can

flower pot

drains surrounding the building

polystyrene and used cup 

canvas & all type of plastic 

AND other places that can potential to be mosquito breeding site

Together, we can STOP this Deadly Disease!!

Diversity Of Food In Malaysia

Hye U Ollz

Last week, I had Hubungan Etnik class. The last chapter that we learned was "Pengalaman Harian : Menjalin Kesepaduan dan Melahirkan Keharmonian". The contents of this chapter are, how does the diversity of daily experiences of Malaysian can unite multi-ethnics.There are 3 elements that contribute the integration and harmony among Malaysian which are :

1. Food         2. Arts       3. Media  

Now, I want to review 1 of these elements which is Food. Why food? Because I like to eat..:D
Malaysia is rich of foods. All kind of foods from multi-ethnic(Malay,Chinese, Indian,Sabahan/Sarawakian) can be found here. Multi-ethnic that we have from past until now, has formed the diversity of food in daily experiences.In tourism, the Malaysia foods has brought to international an well knows as "Malaysian Cuisine".Daily experience in food aspects can integrate the multi-ethnic by popular foods that belongs to other ethnics. For example, Malay like to eat roti canai. Chinese like to eat Nasi Lemak and Indian like to eat pau.

Nasi Lemak on past, just served during on breakfast. But now, Nasi Lemak can be found  all time. Also before this, it was was served at home only but now, its can be found at exclusive places like hotel, restaurants until street stall. In this context, Nasi Lemak has changed the stereotype that Nasi Lemak is belong to Malay, otherwise it has belong to Malaysian.

Pasar Lambak 2.0

PASAR LAMBAK 2.0 

Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology (FSKTM) will organized Pasar Lambak 2.0 under BPK20802 Entrepreneurship subject from 25^th until 27^th May 2014 at parking lot of Dewan Tunku Mahkota Ismail. My group will sell some foods like chicken porridge, puddings, banana chips, batik cake, fried chicken and etc.

            All of you can come give some support to us regarding this Pasar Lambak 2.0. Many activities will organize like lucky draw, Tamiya Races for Tamiya fans, busking performing   from UTHM students, and Final Year Project presentation from third year FSKTM’s student. 

Beware Of Scammer

Hye U Ollz

Did you heard about scammer? If u always make online purchases from Internet, you must take the full attention and notice about scammer...Who is scammer? Scammer is  a person who perpetrates a scam or fraudulent scheme performed by a dishonest individual, group, or company in an attempt obtain money or something else of value. In other word, scammer is a liar!!

Online marketplace now is very famous today to promote the goods and services to the public. It also had changed the way of buying/selling transaction. But BEWARE!! Before we proceed further to buy something from online marketplace(like Mudah, Lelong, Facebook, Blog), we have to investigate or identify the behavior of seller.Because we don't want to be a scam victim.

Here I want to share with U Ollz about 1 tip to identify the seller that we want to deal whether
they had been a scammer or not before this.

HOW??

Check the Name of Individual &
 Bank Account

http://scammeronline.blogspot.com/

https://ms-my.facebook.com/Senarai.Penipu.Online.Malaysia.Detail

D Segment Car Comparison In Malaysia

Hye U Ollz...

Before we start, lets me introduce what is D-segment car? D-segment car is a large family car or compact executive car. Normally, D-segment cars is start from 2.0 liter engine capacity and above. In Malaysia, we have many D-segment cars on road like Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, Nissan Teana, Proton Perdana, BMW 3/5 series, Merc E Class, and much more. It just a few names mentioned because in Malaysia market, customers have many choices of D-segment cars from Japanese,Continental and now rising on attention, K-Pop car..(Korean)..

While I searching on Youtube, I found a interesting video from Paultan channel (Driven). FYI, Paultan is a motoring journalist based in Malaysia and he is very best known for his website, http://paultan.org/.

The video is about Toyota Camry 2.5 vs Honda Accord 2.4 vs Mazda6 2.5. As we know, Toyota Camry and Honda Accord are very famous in D-Segment in Malaysia. But I don't know why Nissan Teana is not listed in this comparison. But upcoming new Nissan Teana, at http://paultan.org/2014/05/16/2014-nissan-teana-l33-display-malls/...

Toyota Camry and Honda Accord are no need to introduce more.These models are well known among Malaysian. But new comes in this competition, Mazda6. Can Mazda6 can compete with "otai" Camry & Accord?? Lets see the video, reviewed by Driven Team...

Honda

Picture 1: Motto for Honda

Honda Motor Co. Ltd. is a multinational corporation for Japanese primarily known as a

manufacturer of automobiles and motorcycles since 1959. Today i will post about the founder

of one of the world's mightiest motor corporations. Meet Mr. Soichiro Honda. He was born in

Hamamatsu, Japan in 1906. His father owned a blacksmith's shop and repaired bicycles as a

sideline at that time. When he as a teenager, Soichiro Honda was practiced and apprenticed

to a car repair shop in Tokyo, but his business was slack as there were few cars in the city

at that time. However, this changed after the devastation of the 1923 earthquake. The

Japanese government decided to invest in mechanised mass transit and so lucky Mr. Honda saw

at that opportunity when he realised his services in heavy demand.

Partnering for Success.

His partner, Mr. Takeo Fujisawa looked after the commercial side of  the new enterprise

leaving Mr. Honda free to design and test. They worked out of a tiny rented factory, often

going for months without engaging in serious business discussions, each having total faith

in the other's ability to handle his own domain. They worked like this for almost four

decades, even when the Honda company had established itself as a major multi-national

business. After work hard for seek successfull both of them made decision to retire from

active participation in the company in 1973.

Picture 2: With his partner

A New Beginning

Not one to give up, Mr. Honda then studied metallurgy, and started a business producing

engine parts. After the devastation of World War 2, Mr Honda revived his business by fitting

was surplus engines to bicycles. The intuitive and innovative former mechanic focused on

designing and manufacturing products which appealed to him, starting with motorcycles. In

1948, the company which was to become a global giant-took root as Japan's post-war economy

took its first bold steps towards expansion.

Picture 2: Mr Soichiro Honda

Spirit of Innovation

During this relatively prosperous time, Soichiro Honda embarked on a number of his own

projects, displaying an exceptional gift in technical innovation. He even hand-built racing

cars which notched up a string of victories on the Japanese circuit.

Founding his own business in the 1930s, Soichiro Honda tested his talents behind the wheel

of a racing car, but an accident effectively ended his career as a competitive driver.

Picture 3: Spirit of innovation

Pasar Lambak 2.0

Once again, Pasar Lambak will be held on 25-27th May 2014. It is an annually event, that will be carried out by Entrepreurship student (Subject code: BPK20802) of Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology (FSKTM) UTHM. This year, the program will be organize along with Presentation Week of Degree Project of our faculty.

Date: 25-27th May 2014
Time: 9AM-6PM
Venue: Dataran Anggerik, UTHM

Come and join us!
For my info, www.facebook.com/PasarLambak2014

Happy Teacher's Day

It is a special day for the appreciation of teachers, and may include celebrations to honour them for their special contributions in a particular field area.

Each countries may celebrate it on different date. In Malaysia, we celebrate Teacher's Day on 16th May.

[Wikipedia] This date was chosen because on the same day in 1956, the Federal Legislative Council of the Federation of Malaya endorsed the Razak Report, one of four reports of the Education Committee regarding education in Malaysia. The document, known as the Razak Report after Tun Abdul Razak who was Education Minister at the time, has been the basis of education in Malaysia ever since. Although it is not an official school holiday, celebrations are usually held on May 16, or earlier, if it falls on a Saturday or Sunday.

16th May 2014
PM Najib by his official Twitter (He tweeted 3 tweets)

1. "Every year on May 16, Teachers’ Day will be celebrated across the country to honour the sacrifices made by teachers for their hard work to educate our children and motivate them to become excellent in any of their chosen fields.

2. Indeed, duties and responsibilities undertaken by teachers are full of challenges. The burden rests on their shoulders in producing students who are knowledgeable and competent, who are ready to inherit the struggle and contribute to the national development. We are grateful to all the deserving teachers, who have sacrifice their time and energy and never tired to carry out their responsibilities.

3. On my behalf, and all Malaysians, Happy Teachers’ Day to all of you, educators, for your invaluable contributions, for the sake of the nation prosperity. Thank you, Teacher."


As for me,
I would like to wish every teachers a happy teacher's day, especially to my ex teachers from:

SK Assumption Butterworth
SMK Dato Onn Butterworth
Politeknik Balik Pulau
Uni. Tun Hussein Onn
Supervisors and head department from Osram Opto Semiconductor Penang, Golden Sands Resort Penang, Fuji Electric Malaysia.

I'll forever remember all your taughts :D

World without Smartphone???

Assalamualaikum and Hye!!!

Do you ever thought in your life the world without smartphone, facebook,
twitter, instagram ,Whatsapp, We Chat and etc???

Have it ever cross your mind that we are now so depending on those technology. We might have become a living zombie of those technology. Have you ever try a one whole day without smart phone ,Internet , facebook or twitter or similar to that?
I bet you might succeed it however it gonna be a tough fight along the way.

Nowadays, almost 90% of our life spend on our smart phone. From the time you wake up until the time you want to sleep still with the smart phone in your hand. Dinner with family also become dull and not special anymore. There are no more laughter, joyful, emotion while hearing our little brother sister telling a story.
Everyone busy chatting online rather chatting face to face with family member. It also make us much passive when meeting in real world.

Some might think that without those technology will make us our life become dull and boring.
Yes, undeniable that those technology bring us benefit, knowledge
news around the world in just one click only.
But there were more interesting things the world outsides of the cyber world. We don't know what we miss because we were too busy with our gadget or smartphone.

I'm not saying that we should abandon all of those technology.
Technology means we are evolving from yesterday.
However, we also should not abandon the real world. We need to find the correct balance between
technology and our real life in order to make a perfect life of our own.

Live a healthy lifestyle!!

Happy Teacher's Day!!

Assalamualaikum and Hye!!!

Today is a Teacher's day for all teachers around the world. It is a very special days for them coming only once a year. Besides our parents, the next important person that influence so much in our life is a teacher.They thought us a very valuable things that we might not get from neither Google nor Youtube.

Their willingness to sacrifice money, sharing knowledge of theirs for the sake of the future. We may loath them, dislike them, and some hate to them. But teachers?? Totally ignore those feelings just for their students.

They teach each of us equally without any prejudice or discrimination. Their main and only intention was to fill us with knowledges in to make us ready to face the real world besides making us human that we are today.

My warmest gratitude for all the teachers especially in :
SEKOLAH RENDAH KEBANGSAAN SUNGAI ARA
SEKOLAH MENENGAH KEBANGSAAN SUNGAI ARA
INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI PERAK
UNIVERSITI TUN HUSSEIN ONN

and everyone who have experience teaching me something along the journey.

For scolding, punishing, and teaching me life and make me who I am today.

THANKS AGAIN and HAPPY TEACHER'S DAY!!!

Left-Handed

Assalamualaikum and Hye!!!

When I was young, I always wondered why I'am different from my classmate in terms of writing. Why I mention during writing?
 It is because each time I always clash my elbow with my mate which sitting left side of me while writing. I wonder why. Then I found out that the reason why I always clash my elbow with my mate that sitting on my left is because I'm a lefties or left-handed.

Besides clashing elbow, other issues about being lefties is my hand tend to becomes dirty after writing especially write with pencils.

There are several more issues face after that. I now know that I'm not the only person that face the same problem. Almost all the lefties around the world facing the same problem as me.

After googling, I found several things that interesting about lefties:
1. There's a International Left Handers Day which falls on 13th August.
p/s: Wow never thought that left handers have their own day!!
2. Besides call "Lefties", the left handers also known as "Southpaws"
3.  Most of sports superstars are also lefties eg: Rafael Nadal (Tennis), Phil Mickelson(Golf), Oscar de la Hoya(Boxing) and many more.
4. Lefties likely to pursue a creative careers than right handed.
5. Men are more likely to be left-handers

Yes, I'm left-handed and I'm proud of it..
PEACE!!!

Fun FacTs

Assalamualaikum and Hye!!!

After few weeks M.I.A from writing this blog due from assignments and reports, now I'm back!!!
With some of the workload have been lift off, now it's time to relax a bit with some fun facts that you might or might not know.

#Fact1 : If you type 'Tilt' on Google, it will make the search

results page tilt slightly to the right.

p.s: HAhAHAH 

#Fact2 : Average human attention only about 10minutes, after that we tend to

daydreaming.

p.s: Absolute correct!!

#Fact3 : Antarctica is the only land on earth not owned by

any country.

p.s: Wah really??

#Fact4 : IKEA stores are designed like mazes in order to

make the customes into buying more things while finding exit.

p.s: Genius!!! Traping people to buy more

#Fact5 : Yawns are more contagious among people with closer

relationships. 

p.s: Never thought of that!!

Well, even though I already have experiences most of the facts. However I cannot denied that all of it are facts!!!
Till the next writing Ciou!!!

characteristics of a good teacher...

     As someone who in the future that will be plan to be a a teacher i should learn how to be a good teacher and what is the good teacher have i must learn it and study and understanding th elements.So,i will keep learn and learn...

Organization and Clarity

• explains clearly
• is well prepared (see Preparing for the First Day)
• makes difficult topics easy to understand
• uses examples, details, analogies, metaphors, and variety in modes of explanation to make material not only understandable but memorable
• makes the objectives of the course and each class clear (see Course Design, Course Goals and Learning Outcomes)
• establishes a context for material

Analytic/Synthetic Approach

• has a thorough command of the field
• contrasts the implications of various theories
• gives the student a sense of the field, its past, present, and future directions, the origins of ideas and concepts (see Consider Your Audience)
• presents facts and concepts from related fields
• discusses viewpoints other than his/her own

Dynamism and Enthusiasm

• is an energetic, dynamic person
• seems to enjoy teaching
• conveys a love of the field
• has an aura of self-confidence

Instructor-Group Interaction

• can stimulate, direct, and pace interaction with the class (see How to Lead a Discussion)
• encourages independent thought and accepts criticism
• uses wit and humor effectively
• is a good public speaker (see Speaking at the Hume Center for Writing and Speaking)
• knows whether or not the class is following the material and is sensitive to students’ motivation
• is concerned about the quality of his/her teaching

Instructor-Individual Student Interaction

• is perceived as fair, especially in his/her methods of evaluation (see How to Evaluate Students)
• is seen by students as approachable and a valuable source of advice even on matters not directly related to the course (see Interacting with Students)

MY GRADUATION DAY

Hello All...!!  ( ^  ____^ )

                    So today i want to share to you my graduation day in POLITEKNIK KOTA BHARU , i'm in a Diploma Mechanical Engineering ( AGRICULTURE ) course.  Since 3 years i have been trough a tough course ( 2 years in Certificate and 1 year in Diploma ) , and lastly i get to finish with a roll certificate that make my parent proud. I got alot of flower , thanks to my parent , love and friends.

Here some of my picture ( ^ _________ ^ ) ------------------->

My Flower..

I so happy with my graduation day..i hope my life will give benefit to the another humans in this world..(hope so..)

My vacation to Pulau Langkawi..

On previous holidays, my family and I have been travelling to the island of Langkawi. We were there for 3 days and 2 nights. Before we were on holiday there, my mom and dad were on vacation Perlis first. When they had been there, me and my other family members went to vacation on the island of Langkawi.  We arrived in island in the evening. We did not check in the hotel first, but we went to first destinations our is Cable Car. The cable car has three stops destination that we had to through. It’s quite scary when we rode it. We had use the cable car to climbing up and down.

After we went to Cable car, we rested ourselves and pray at hotel. In night, we dinner together at Telaga Seafood Restaurant. This restaurant provide westerns food, Arabian food and Malay food. We ate a lot of food that my parents ordering to us. After we finished our dinner, we take a chance to window shopping and walking at row of shops that have in there. A lot of shops, sell souvenirs, clothes, beg and many things that can we buy to give to other people. But in first day, we just survey and window shopping before we decide to buy it.

In the second day, we breakfast at the hotel and started our journey at Langkawi Island. My friend had already booking our boat to go around in Langkawi Island.  The islands that available in Langkawi island is like “Pulau Kasut”, “Gua Buaya”, Gorilla Island, Lady Island and a lot island that have in there. But in we also went to swimming at Private island. This island can we swimming but have a time that we can swim  at there. We finished our day with tour all island at Langkawi.

In third dayi had a shopping,At Langkawi Island, the price for the chocolate, clothes and souvenirs is cheaper and there have duty  shop that we can bought chocolate, cigarette and perfume. But for me, I just bought some chocolate for my friends and some clothes for me to wear to class. And for the last day, we going back to Johor Bahru.

The memories that I have in there, I cannot forget it and I always remember our laugh and story in my heart. Thanks a lot to my parents and my family member that bring me to there and spent my time with them.

Non- verbal universal cues Middle east (Arab Saudi & Iran)

üProcess of communication through sending and receiving wordless(mostly visual) cues between people.

üCan be communicated through gestures and touch, body language or posture, facial expression and eye contact .

SAUDI ARABIA

         •FACIAL EXPRESSION

  Ø Arabic cultures shows grief and sadness while most            American men hides them.

  Ø Too much smiling is a sign of shallowness.

•GESTURE

Ø Most Arabs shake hands every time they meet you  and every time they leave you.

Ø Pointing your finger at anyone while speaking, or calls anyone with your finger. It is considered a threat, and only animals are treated in this manner.

Ø In the Arab world, if the “OK” sign is shaken at  another person it symbolizes the sign of the evil  eye. An Arab may use the sign in conjunction with  verbal curses.

Ø One or both hands held at chest height, palms  open and facing out, has the meaning, “it’s not my  responsibility”

IRAN

•GREETINGS

Ø one should never give a thumbs up as it is interpreted as  being aggressive.

Ø impolite body language to turn one’s back to another  person and one should apologize if it happens.

Ø bowing as a greeting is slight and involves placing the  right hand on the chest as one bows.

Ø In everyday communication Iranians also observe a code  of politeness known as taarof. if one is offered a gift, for  example, then one might at first refuse indicating that  such as gesture of kindness is undeserved, but their  light refusal does not mean they are not accepting the  gift, rather they are being modest.

•GESTURES   

Ø Pointing directly at someone is definitely not  okay, particularly at strangers

Ø one should never give a thumbs up as it is interpreted as being aggressive

Ø polite gestures which are acceptable, for example, the “come over here” gesture which is done by waving the hand palm down with your four fingers (no thumb) is common.

Community Service in Zoo Johor Bharu...

         I am one of the member in this community service club in section 12. The event that has been done is to clean the area around the Johor Baharu Zoo from 11^th MAY 2013 to 12^th MAY 2013. The events are participated by two section and involving 80 students and two students’ coordinator.

        First days of the event, at 8.00 a.m. all of the members from two sections are gathering at Dataran Anggerik before start the journey to the place of destination. Every each student are given task respectively before start the journey. All of the equipment needed for the event are double checked by each group leader. Precisely at 9.00 a.m. we went to Zoo Johor Baharu from UTHM. After one hour and thirty minutes we arrived at the zoo. On arrival we were given a little brief introduction by the coordinator and staff who will be involved in this event. Each section is divided into 4 groups and given tasks respectively. Each group headed by zoo minions to direct work to be done. At noon, stopped working to provide opportunities for students to rest and prayer. At 2.30 p.m. worked continued and the zoo are getting crowded with visitors.  At 6 o`clock, every group stopped and packed equipment used. Student gathered at the rally and posted a little briefing before moving to the hotel. At 7.30 p.m. the convoy arrived at the hotel to check-in and students are divided into 5 for a room. After rest and pray, at 9.30 p.m. food agency has prepared a barbecue for students at outside the hotel. At the same time, the committee members discussed the activities that need to be done the next day. The barbecue event ended at 12.00 a.m.

      Second days of the event, as early as 7.00 a.m. student gathered at lobby hotel to check out and breakfast before heading back to the zoo. At 8.30 a.m., student coordinator gives speech before moved to the zoo. The second day’s activities are no more cleaning the zoo. The activities are Explore Race among the members of the community service club. The event held around the zoo. All of the games had being setup by bureau activities. The Explore Race started at 10 a.m. and ended at 2.00 evening. Although the zoo are crowded by the visitors, the activities we do not disturb the visitors. Some of lucky visitors got some prizes from their participation. Some of the activities are complete puzzles, Sudoku game and more. Every student that fails to complete the task will be fine. After the Explore Race ended student take time to rest and pray. At 3.30 p.m. presentation of prizes to the winning team and also short speech from the head coordinator of the zoo and community service coordinator. Not forgotten some gifts for zoo staff that helped each group in doing cleaning job. At 5 o`clock student gathered at the front entrance of the zoo and took some pictures as memories. Until 6.00 p.m. student are free to do their own activity before heading back to UTHM. The convoy safely arrived at university at 7.30 p.m.

     As the members of the community service I am proud to be one of the participants, this event runs successfully with careful planning and strong organization. This event was made in the planned budget. Students do not withdraw money because each club is allocated a budget to do work like this. That’s all from me. Thank you very much.

Correct Postures

Assalamualaikum and Hye!!!

Last week, during playing games with my friends suddenly after a few hours I felt some pain coming from my back and on my neck. I immediately lie down to reduce the pain. After that I told my friend regarding the pain that often get during playing games. He told me that my seating posture was wrong for a heavy computer user.

Then he told me a few tips to repair my postures while in front of the computer:-
- Choosing a correct monitor position => As it will prevent you from straining your neck from leaning forward.

- Choose the correct chair => The correct ergonomic chair will help to reduce muscle strain for a long time period.

- Decide your best seating position => So it will give you comfort for your back rather than strain.

- Do not cross your leg => As it will stop the blood circulation to the legs.

Hope after this it will reduce the pain during seating in front of computer... Chill

Interesting Facts About Koalas

1. Koala's are NOT bears. They are not placental or 'eutherian' mammals, but MARSUPIALS, which means that their young are born immature & they develop further in the safety pouch. 

2. It's incorrect to call them 'Koala bears' - their correct name is simply 'Koalas'.

3. Koalas are mostly nocturnal. Nocturnal animals are awake at night and asleep during the day.

4. They often sleep for up to 18-20 hours each day.

5. Young koala are known as 'joeys'.

6. Adult Koala eats about half a kilogram to one kilogram of leaves each night, depending on many factors, including the size and sex of the koala and where the koala lives. 

7. Koalas also communicate with each other by making a range of noises. 

Ancient Games

Olympic Games Logo

All of you must know Olympic Games are held every four years, with the Summer and Winter Games occurring every four years but two years apart. History Olympic games was inspired by the ancient Olympic Games which were held in Olympia, Greece between 8th century until 4th century AD. according to www.olympic.org/ancient-olympic-games the first ancient Olympic Games can be traced back to 776 BC. At that time, they were dedicated to the Olympian gods and were staged on the ancient plains of Olympia.

The place called Olympia is the site of the ancient Olympic Games, western part of the Peloponnese according to Greek mythology. Imposing temples, votive buildings, elaborate shrines and ancient sporting facilities were combined in a site of unique natural and mystical beauty. Olympia functioned as a meeting place for worship and other religious and political practices as early as the 10th century B.C. The central part of Olympia was dominated by the majestic temple of Zeus, with the temple of Hera parallel to it.

The modern Olympic Games are the leading international sporting event featuring summer and winter sports competitions wherein thousands of athletes variously compete. The Olympic Games are considered the world's foremost sports competition with more than 200 nations participating.[2] The Olympic Games are held every four years, with the Summer and Winter Games alternating by occurring every four years but two years apart. Their creation was inspired by the ancient Olympic Games, which were held in Olympia, Greece, from the 8th century BC to the 4th century AD. Baron Pierre de Coubertin founded the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in 1894. The IOC is the governing body of the Olympic Movement, with the Olympic Charter defining its structure and authority.

Picture 1: An artist's impression of ancient Olympia

List of Olympic Host Cities

Year	City	Country
1896	Athens	Greece
1900	Paris	France
1904	St. Louis	United States
1906	Athens	Greece
1908	London	United Kingdom
1912	Stockholm	Sweden
1916	Berlin	Germany
1920	Antwerp	Belgium
1924	Paris	France
1928	Amsterdam	Netherlands
1932	Los Angeles	United States
1936	Berlin	Germany
1940	Tokyo	Japan *cancelled due to World War II
1944	London	United Kingdom *cancelled due to World War II
1948	London	United Kingdom
1952	Helsinki	Finland
1956	Melbourne	Australia
1960	Rome	Italy
1964	Tokyo	Japan
1968	Mexico City	Mexico
1972	Munich	West Germany
1976	Montreal	Canada
1980	Moscow	Soviet Union
1984	Los Angeles	United States
1988	Seoul	South Korea
1992	Barcelona	Spain
1996	Atlanta	United States
2000	Sydney	Australia
2004	Athens	Greece
2008	Beijing	China
2012	London	United Kingdom
2016	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil
2020	Tokyo	Japan