No.6

Have you ever thought you would see all of them succeed in your lifetime? Some had ups and downs in their career. Some might not be able to reach the peak of their career or some might just be an average person throughout.

A couple of days ago, our 5th Prime Minister, Tun Abdullah Badawi had stepped aside to make way for the always-expected, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak (son of the 2nd Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak). Congratulation to the man and kudos to Tun Abdullah for his civil service to the people of Malaysia since the 70s.

Ever wonder, the likes of Tunku Abdul Rahman, Tun Abdul Razak, Tun Hussein Onn and Tun Dr. Mahathir would emerge again in the future. There you go, we have one now, who is in the mold of his very own father. Datuk Seri Najib has never thought that he would take over as the leader of the country. But I would always thought otherwise. Being the son of the ex-PM, why would not he thought so? Watch the future, the cycle has repeat itself. Tun Abdul Razak son is now starting the cycle. What about the likes of Datuk Seri Hishamuddin Tun Hussein? Mukhriz Tun Mahathir?

Tun Abdul Razak was the Father of Development. Najib? Father of Development 2? Get ready Malaysia. We could witness the new development of Malaysia towards achieving Vision 2020. Malaysia - A Developed Country. I came across on Wikipedia on one fine day. I found out that Malaysia is bidding to host the 2020 Olympic Games. Can we do it, Najib? The country is counting on you to get the bid.

Negative reactions on the current government has been looming for over a year since the 2008 general election. Malaysia is a land of full potential. We want to see it prosper to its highest level which benefits everyone in Malaysia. Datuk Seri Najib has got a lot to do once stepping into Putrajaya on the Monday morning. Drafting plans for the future of everyone in Malaysia. We are counting on you, Mr PM! We want to see the anticipated change to the current government.

Congratulation again to Datuk Seri Najib on his appointed as the new Premier of Malaysia!

voyage

3 days an counting. 3 months of summer holidays back home is coming to an end. Packing is normally an uninspiring thing which I would always don't look forward to do but this time, I have nothing as much like last years.

Less shopping and less money spend this year (Recession?)

Can it be the same as last year? I don't see the urge to go back this time but neither do i want to stay back here.

Meeting up with a bunch of friends at Shi Hui's farewell was delightful and fun get together.

Piccadilly Point here I come home!

p/s: Selamat Berpuasa to all my Muslim friends and Happy 51st Merdeka to Malaysia!

where about

where am i? Muar (weekends) and Malacca (weekdays)

Reasons: I am having 7-week internship with Infineon, 8-5.15 daily.

Exam results: out but not accessible.

Misc: Tired of work and fatigue. Need more rest.

Anyone up for degree in blogging?

UiTM to start blogging courses

SHAH ALAM: Malaysians interested in blogging may soon be able to take up courses on the subject at Universiti Teknologi Mara.

Its vice-chancellor, Datuk Seri Prof Dr Ibrahim Abu Shah, said the university was ready to help prospective bloggers become more credible in their reporting.

He said blogging was different from traditional media, which required reporters to have academic qualifications.

"Anyone can become a blogger now," he told reporters after a seminar here yesterday.

But this did not mean bloggers could write about anything, as they first needed to master several aspects of writing, such as language, ethics and accuracy of reporting.
Ibrahim said he supported any proposal to offer courses on blogging and that it was the most suitable time to do so.

"We know bloggers are intelligent, but we want to help them be more professional."

Earlier in his speech, Ibrahim said the function of traditional media had changed with the arrival of new media, which he said focused more on the younger generation.

He added that people saw new media as an avenue through which they could express themselves and speak their minds.


**oh my, Singapore has started toilet degree, and now Malaysia has degree in blogging? Soon, we will have Indonesia having degree in............ "u think of anything u want"

found on my laptop

Friends and family!

Party @ Home - 1 September 2007

*Pics posted are taken on that day.. Kinda lazy to post descriptions.. :P

Remembering Diana

Harry's speech in full


“William and I can separate life into two parts. There were those years when we were blessed with the physical presence beside us of both our mother and father.

“And then there are the 10 years since our mother’s death. When she was alive we completely took for granted her unrivalled love of life, laughter, fun and folly. She was our guardian, friend and protector.

“She never once allowed her unfaltering love for us to go unspoken or undemonstrated.

“She will always be remembered for her amazing public work. But behind the media glare, to us, just two loving children, she was quite simply the best mother in the world.

“We would say that wouldn’t we. But we miss her. She kissed us last thing at night.

“Her beaming smile greeted us from school. She laughed hysterically and uncontrollably when sharing something silly she might have said or done that day. She encouraged us when we were nervous or unsure.

“She - like our father- was determined to provide us with a stable and secure childhood.

“To lose a parent so suddenly at such a young age - as others have experienced - is indescribably shocking and sad. It was an event which changed our lives forever, as it must have done for everyone who lost someone that night.

“But what is far more important to us now, and into the future, is that we remember our mother as she would have wished to be remembered - as she was: fun-loving, generous, down-to-earth, entirely genuine.

“We both think of her every day.

“We speak about her and laugh together at all the memories.

“Put simply, she made us, and so many other people, happy. May this be the way that she is remembered.”


**Princess Diana, Princess of Wales has been the lady I have look up to since her death in 1997. It was a great lost to the world for such a lady like her who had done so much for the poors and AIDS infected children and also others. Lady D will be missed forever and she will be always be the Lady of the kind we couldnt get it anymore in this world**

P/s: Happy Merdeka Malaysia!! 50 Years of Great Nation and counting!!

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Counting down the days...

Merdeka, Merdeka, Merdeka..... not..... arghhh... i m counting down the days i m gonna fly back to Manchester... but yet, the last few weeks, i have been busy travelling around almost every weekend. Not to mention for the 1st month back here, I havent been travelling that much..

Tight schedule ahead for the following week:

10/8 - off to seremban to lepak with cousin
18/8 - University of Manchester pre-departure meeting (as seniors/comm. members of MSSM)
25/8 - still planning
31/8 - Merdeka celebration?? (KIV)
7/9 - flyin' back.. :( sobs sobs

Long shopping list: "blank"

packing: why singapore airlines limit my baggage limit to 20KG

Will Miss everyone!!!

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2months and counting... [edited] kekeke

1. landed safely on 11June @ KLIA 11am....
2. slack around for almost 2 months now...
3. did nothing except a good exercise (jog), in the evening..
4. eating (ALOT) and sleep (after EATING), became my daily routine since then..
5. gone mad for no reason occasionally..
5. nothing but writing a blog which i had abandoned for months..

Things I did (favour from vivian)
- eating her favourite food for her :D
= egg tart
= chai tao kuay (lau ti fang)
= uncle bob chicken (lau ti fang)
= fishball nooodles (behind jubli intan hall)
= duck noodles
= Starfruit and asam drink

well, i have eaten half of it.. :P ehhehe.. still looking for th fishball noodles..

kekeke.... till now.. blog soon!!

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Samy Vellu Story

Samy Vellu was visiting India when he fell and broke his jaw. He was
unable to speak. Being the great leader that he is, he continued his
grand tour.

On the last week of his visit, the RTM crew was present for his press
conference. Although unable to speak, Samy insisted on sending a
message home to his Cabinet colleagues. Samy caught a chicken and showed it to
the camera. Next he took a goat, and showed it to the camera. Finally
he took a bag and displayed it in front of the camera

Lim Kheng Yaik was the first to see the video clip. He said, "Samy is telling
us that India has insufficient food because he showed us a chicken and
a goat, and he wants Malaysia to donate bags of rice. " Pak Lah watched
silently then said, "No lah....what Samy is trying to say is HE IS
COMING BACK. The whole cabinet was puzzled and look to the old man for
an explanation.
Pak Lah reasoned, "AYAM KAMBING BAG." ("I am coming back" in Indian
accent)

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Being out here

The last time I set my foot off the land of Malaysia was on this historic date, 12 September 2006; I felt myself being seperated from my best part of my life and a new life in the foreign land. Now, I am here, realised that I have less than 3 weeks left only to be back home sweet home.

Landed on this foreign land, did not make me a scary-cat person anymore from that day onwards. Being left alone without my computer, only a mobile phone; entertaining myself with nnothing but music, staring into blue sky of the spring season from my window. Thought of staying here alone had strengthen me. Without the help of friends, I might not be standing here firm and strong facing everything. Care for them and appreciation is inevitable.

Reasonable whenever stand up to speak and also be brave. Not only speaking for your own sake, make sure everything blurted from your own mouth doesn't hurt anyone. Mind your language. Bare in mind that, do not beat around the bushes. Go straight to the point. Not everyone knows what are your hidden meaning in your words.

Take things easily and not push yourself into doing something that you think it is not possible. Try your very best. And the results will be taken care of. But remember that DO NOT TAKE THINGS FOR GRANTED!! Never think that you are secured of getting the result you always wanted to but forgetting the perspiration and diligence.

Being out here doesn't look as easy as you think. :)

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Schoolgirls competing to be No.1 in sex game

A GROUP of female students in a secondary school in Johor Baru are said to be competing among themselves to be the one with the highest number of one-night stands, Nanyang Siang Pau reported.
Each of the 10 students in the group, aged between 13 and 15 years old, would fork out between RM50 and RM100 to be in the game.
The student with the highest number of sex partners within a month would get a “reward”, which ranged from between RM500 and RM1,000, said the report.
Usually, a student would need between 13 and 15 sex partners to claim the “reward”.
It was learnt that the school had expelled some students involved in the activity, but the report added that it was still going on.

p/s: coooL... :P

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Just pay RM9.99 (Half price to fly to Old Trafford)

Woohoo!! This what i found!! on NST online.. Come come visit me.. my frens.. hehe.. Glad the flight tix to manchester is cheap by AirAsia X flight which will be introduced this year!! YEAH!!

06 Jan 2007

KUALA LUMPUR: Flying to the United Kingdom is set to become cheaper. Just RM9.99 for a single journey, to be precise.Come July, this will be one of several medium and long-haul flights to be offered by AirAsia X, and Fly Asian Xpress’ (FAX) budget long-haul service.The budget route will not be serving Heathrow Airport but secondary airports such as Stanstead, Manchester, Coventry and Birmingham.Even without the gimmick, flying to the United Kingdom — the longest international low-cost carrier (LCC) route — is going to become very much cheaper via AirAsia X.The real deal is this: Normal flights will be going at half the price offered by full services airlines. The newest development in flights out of the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, it is set to provide stiff competition to more established airlines flying the route.FAX chief executive officer Raja Azmi Raja Razali said the fare excluded food, beverages and in-flight entertainment."Our new service will revolutionise Malaysia’s aviation sector and pave the way to making the KLIA the global hub for LCC," he told reporters after the launch of AirAsia X and the signing of a 30-year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between AirAsia and FAX here.The agreement allows AirAsia to franchise its internationally recognised brand to FAX.Transport Minister Datuk Seri Chan Kong Choy and Tourism Minister Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor launched AirAsia X yesterday.Other AirAsia X destinations in the pipeline include Tianjin and Hangzhou in China, India, Australia and several destinations in Europe.AirAsia X is expected to carry about 500,000 passengers within the first year of operations. Tickets will be on sale through AirAsia’s website next month.FAX, privately-owned by AirAsia chief executive officer Datuk Tony Fernandes, AirAsia deputy CEO Datuk Kamarudin Meranun and Raja Azmi, operates the domestic rural air services (RAS) in Sabah and Sarawak.Fernandes owns a 50 per cent stake in FAX, while Kamarudin and Raja Azmi own 30 and 20 per cent stakes in the airline respectively.Fernandes said FAX was looking for suitable wide-bodied aircraft to lease or purchase, like the B777s or A330s.To start off, he said the airline would need around three such aircraft for the long-haul routes."I think FAX would need around 20 aircraft to serve our medium and long- haul destinations. The proposed aircraft purchase would be financed by shareholder funds," he said.Depending on the type of aircraft used, the Kuala Lumpur-London flight service would most likely have a stop-over in the Middle East.The service would have two seat classes — economy and super economy, which is almost equivalent to full service business class seats.

(Courtesy of NST)

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Till We Meet Again!!

09 09 06 is special day for me.. It's the last time, i will see some of my friends from muar. Sob SOb.. WOnderful things always must come to an end.. Time really flies as I was waiting from the sun rises in the morning till 7.30 as the farewell party started..

It was really fun tat nite. Look who came.. hehe








Glad ya gals came :P














Look at them, dunno busy with what!!

Having a great time uh!~? Drunkard group!

We better form a football team.. We call it.... ermmm... Sesat FC... :P

All wonderful stuff will always come to an end.. Bon voyage!! SOB SOB!!

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