~Eddie in his University Life~

New Blog!

2009-11-10T01:09:00.003+08:00

Hi guys,
I've change my blog address to livelife2fullness.blogspot.com

Signature - Britain's Got Talent - Michael Jackson - Full HD

2009-03-10T22:29:00.001+08:00

just surfing around the website and i was amazed and entertained by this person who imitate Michael Jackson!
Enjoy~~! =)

Bored life!

2009-02-26T13:53:00.003+08:00

Well its been a while since i last update my blog! Really sorry about that!
I was quite lazy then until today, i had nothing to do after my economics class.
One of my buddies already gone back to Australia on 24 this month, sad case they all didn't even call me and ask me whether i want to go to LCCT air port to send him or not. Well its not all their fault, i got mistake also. I was too busy until i forget about his flight. Thanks to cat, he called me and ask my whether want to go mamak or not at 12am. then only i remember that it was the date james is flying.

This few days i was quite upset for unknown reason. Probably i was too emotional and sensitive. I can't think of anything that can make me relax beside playing games, even playing games also stress me up because of loosing :(

Anyway i will try my best to control my emotion.

P/S : To jimmy, vhoe, cat call me if you guys had any activity i'm bored till death in this ss2 house! wakakaka .... oh ya .. its the redang trip plan on or not?

Friendship forever!

Please do not eat outside fried food! DANGER!

2009-02-16T15:21:00.002+08:00

[ 可怕 ] 不要再吃 pisang goreng 了

email 转帖，刚刚看了很想给全部住在malaysia的人知道，不要再吃 pisang goreng 了，像作者说的，干脆叫妈妈买来自己炸，还是自己的妈妈做的食物有爱心、良心。

不只是中国才有黑心食品啊，这回可是远在天边，近在眼前了！！！
曾和家人到金馬崙高原遊玩,
当時的時间是中午3点多..

我们在巴刹一帶逛逛看看,当时有很多一档一档的小贩在做生意, 顿時我的視線被某一档小贩的'奇景'
吸引住了, 這一个档口是贩卖炸食物的档口...一大锅'熱勝腾' 的油...竟然有一个装5 公升的空油桶' 切成一半'
在熱油锅中慢慢的在溶化！

当时我看到整个人都傻了！还以為那17..8..岁的女孩子不小心把油桶掉進锅里去？可是看她用一双筷子把油桶翻耒翻去的！
看情形不是不小心掉了油桶
很自然的赶紧叫家人一起看！
這時那个女孩子和坐在旁边的双親就把眼光转过來？以那种'惡意'的眼神盯着我们

天啊！果真是以空油桶溶化了炸出来的食物当街卖啊！
难怪
現代的人得了這么多'無名病'啊！'

回应这张贴的人，很多都知道真有此事，比如炸小葱是用吸水管（straw）炸的，还有 plastic
bag 用来炸香蕉。

他们在油里参了PLASTIC，原因是要那些食物放久了不会软绵绵。
不会软绵绵的原因是因为PLASTIC被溶化再硬固的关系。

试验结果如下试验了!!!

两公升油500ml矿泉水瓶一只没加料（矿泉水瓶）时炸一次 -
炸出来的有点硬,但很快软绵绵!!

加料（矿泉水瓶）时再炸一次- 出来是比KFC的还脆!!

请你们不好再买香蕉炸，咖哩puff， Keropok Lekor，或是炸鸡饭了。
大姐一吃了喉咙就不舒服，应该是这原因吧！

以后要吃什么，还是叫mummy 炸给你们吃比较安全。我明天就来去买香蕉！！！

我恳请你们花点时间，去爬完这张贴吧，爬完后，我打包单，你们一定不会再吃街边
的炸食物了。

不只是金马伦的有问题，原来这是他们的secret recipe家传秘方。
我看十摊，十一摊有加料啦！那摊主不是很笨就是胆大包天！

不会在家里先把桶丢进油里，竟然笨到在众目睽睽之下，做这些丧尽天良的事。

Saturday, April 19, 2008

PLASTIC GORENG WILL MAKE YOU SICK

This is a true story (from my friend).

Mum said my uncle saw it in Tunjang (Kedah) and the pasar malam in Titi Chai Kangar (Perlis) where goreng pisang was sold on afternoons.

The hawker added a plastic drinking straw into a wok of hot oil and let it melt completely before he started to fry some bananas in the bubbling oil.

This is why some fried bananas and ubi are so crispy... for hours...!!

My uncle asked the hawker about this, but the hawker did not answer him. When my uncle told my mum about this, they realised this is how the hawkers ensure that fried food stays crispy for their customers. My mum said that in Thailand, they do the same thing to keep fried ikan bilis and fried onions crispy, even if left in the open for hours!!

Another time, I was with my family in Cameron Highlands. It was 3:00 pm and we were hanging around the market area, where there were several hawker stalls.

At one of them, there was a big wok of boiling oil with an empty plastic bottle floating in it and slowly melting. At first I thought it had fallen into the oil accidentally, but then I saw a little girl, about 7-years old, holding a pair of chopsticks and stirring the bottle around in the hot oil.

I realised, Oh my God... these people were using melted plastic to fry food, so that the fried snacks would not turn soft when it cooled down later.

Please forward to all your friends... DO NOT EAT CRISPY FRIED SNACKS from the hawkers!! Even if you don't see them melting the plastic in oil, they might have added the plastic a few hours before. After all, they keep the black oil for next day's frying as well, to save cost on cooking oil.

Sarah Montague talks to Malaysian Foreign Minister Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar

2009-01-15T20:04:00.002+08:00

BBC Part 1:

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BBC Part 4:

Full Transcript by JONATHAN LIM below.
(Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar’s comments in bold.)

Sarah Montague:
Malaysia has just celebrated the 50th anniversary of its independence from Britain, and there is much to celebrate. Living standards have improved immeasurably over the past five decades, and the economy is doing well. But race is increasingly becoming a problem. A third of the population are ethnic Chinese or Indian. And they are becoming increasingly frustrated at the systematic discrimination they suffer. My guest today is the country’s Foreign Minister.

[music]

Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar, welcome to HARDtalk.

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
Thank you very much.

Sarah Montague:
Is it time to change Malaysia’s laws and treat everyone the same?

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
When you talking about, looking at everyone, we’re looking at nation building. The most important thing is Malaysians feel they are Malaysians. To recognise our diversity as a source of our strength, there is no need for us to change the laws so long as we’re able to exercise the unity, we’re able to act as Malaysians. And I think this is happening, the process of nation building is not a short process. We came from a very divided society that was recognised by economic functions, living at a very poor living standard. So I think we have tackled the issues in a way that will bring peace and stability, at the same time people are able to share prosperity of the country. And this is happening..

Sarah Montague:
But there were laws that were originally brought in to help Malays, who were… basically to tackle poverty. There might have been some justification for them at some time, but since poverty has been tackled, the illiteracy is eradicated, what’s the justification for treating generations-old… ethnic Chinese and Indians who’ve been in Malaysia for generations; why should they be treated differently now?

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
I think when you’re looking at it from a detached point of view, you might be seeing it in that way. But if you look at it in reality, what is happening is that the economic growth of the non-Malays is faster after the New Economic Policy than before it. The share of the economic cake, is bigger, deeper and wider than before, so it is not as if you’re looking at a theoretical, conceptual thing, you’re looking at the realities on the ground. And the realities on the ground, if you look at the household income, between Malays, Chinese and Indians, even the Indians have got better household income than the Malays. So I think if you take it out of its ethnic dimension, then you will see that it is the function of any government to have the less fortunate, to make sure the divide that is based on ethnic division can be overcome. And I think we have done that quite successfully…

Sarah Montague:
Let’s take a look at access to universities. Is it fair that it’s easier for Malays to get to universities than it is for ethnic Indians or Chinese?

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
I think the question, maybe at the beginning, I think it is the same thing in UK or any country that starts to build a nation. When you start to build a nation, when you see the disparity, the education opportunities, what we wanted to do was to create the opportunity. How do you avoid seeing people who are living in the rural areas with less facilities, how…

Sarah Montague:
… but you don’t have that problem any longer it’s difficult to justify..

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
We do have.. we have.. At present it is based on merit, it is based on merit, and I think if you look at the university, our —– of the education, you have to look in total, the number of students in Malaysia. I think people who see it from outside will try to aggravate the situation and say ‘Oh there is disparity between..

Sarah Montague:
But it doesn’t just seem.. but it doesn’t just seem to be people from outside who are saying this, people within.. it is ethnic Indians and Chinese in Malaysia…

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
I think you have to look at it this way.. I think without me getting excited about it, or emotional about it, looking at it in a fair balance; if you look in terms of total number of students of all universities in Malaysia, there are still more non-Malays than the Malays. And this should not be an issue that divides us. I think ultimately we have done, we have tackled all issues step by step, and it is working. I think for Malaysia it is working. Wherever we see that there is disparity.. At one time scholarships were given to Malays; government scholarships were given to Malays. Now it is open to non-Malays also. So all these things are happening, but we must dismantle..

Sarah Montague:
But what about government contracts…

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
For your information, the contracts that are enjoyed by the Chinese in absolute terms, and the non-Malays, is bigger than even the Malays. If I have a piece of land that is one acre in a rural area, that one piece of acre of land, may be valued at RM10,000, or it’s about US$3,000. But if I have got a ten thousand square feet of land, in the urban area, that will cost millions. So we do not look at that.. We are building a nation, a nation that has been left divided, been recognised through economic activities, now there is building on common factors amongst us.

Sarah Montague:
But do you not accept that you are in danger.. that there is rising resentment among ethnic Indians and Chinese because of this situation.. it is persisting when they don’t see that it needs to persist any longer..

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
I think there is a lot more discussion, open discussion, but you do not misinterpret that open discussion among the races is something negative. It shows that the nation has reached the stage of maturity. We’re questioning things that before we have taken for granted. The Chinese are looking at what more can they get, the Indians are looking how they could improve; I’m not saying that there is no problem, but for outsiders to come and tell us, ‘Ohh you’re going.. there is going to be racial tension, there is going to be problem..’ No. I think you just witnessed the 50th anniversary of independence. I think there is that sense of belonging and ownership. It is up to the Malaysians to subsequently to dismantle whatever they consider is necessary…

Sarah Montague:
… how is it that ethnic Indians and Chinese feel a sense of belonging when they’re, right from the very top, they can’t get access to the top Cabinet posts?

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
Who told you that?

Sarah Montague:
When was the last time a senior Cabinet post was held by an ethnic Indian or Chinese?

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
What do you mean by ‘senior Cabinet post’?

Sarah Montague:
Since 1973, the top Cabinet posts: Prime Minister, Deputy, Home Affairs, Internal Security, Defense, Foreign, Finance, Education, Trade and International Trade.. 1973 is the last time any of those posts was held by a non-Malay..

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
I can argue the same thing with so many countries, I can argue the same thing..

Sarah Montague:
We’re not.. we’re not talking about other countries, we’re talking about Malaysia. Other countries can deal with their problems of their own. How would you deal.. Do you recognise that is a problem?

You talk about sharing power, there is..

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
No no let me talk to you in a way that is most… that you do not get excited… that you do not get upset about something that you do not understand. Let me tell you this: Whenever we want to do something, it is important for us to look at other countries. That’s where we learn, that’s how we leapfrog. Democracy does not come by itself, it comes because we look at the examples of other places. So let me say that, in the case that, the most important thing is, there will come a time when the Chinese, the Indians and the other races in Malaysia have accepted that arrangement; how can somebody from outside come to tell us, ‘Ohh..’

Sarah Montague:
You mean…

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
They have accepted..

Sarah Montague:
.. you mean this situation is fine because nobody is saying anything in Malaysia about it..

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
No no.. not nobody is saying. If they are able to.. if the Opposition, if they’re able.. or the Chinese parties decide to get together and to change that thing, there is nothing under the law to stop it. That is what I’m saying..

Sarah Montague:
Do you not think it’s a little odd that all the senior posts… in the Cabinet in the last 30 years have been held by a non-Malay?

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
I don’t think… I don’t think so. This is a democratic system. Each one of them have agreed in the coalition to work together. It is well and good for somebody to say that ‘All this.. it should not be’, I don’t think we’re going to be told how it should be..

Sarah Montague:
There is outside… there is inside Malaysia who say this.. this social contract is actually State racism. What do you say to that?

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
Oh. I can say the worse about Israeli State racism; in our case we don’t have that provision. You have to look at it in, I think, objectively. I don’t think it is right to look at Malaysia as a racist country. I don’t think it is right. You should see how the infusion of cultures, the getting together, the people get along together.. Yes you can find there are.. people who disagree with it.. there are certain things that people say ‘Ah it’s not perfect,’.. I would be the last person that say this is a perfect situation, but I think we have succeeded in building a multiracial society out of our diversity. We have succeeded in bringing the whole of the Malaysian community, even against the diverse backgrounds, together, to work together. There will come a time… that… if it is the choice of the people, because one person is one vote..

Sarah Montague:
When do you think that time will come..

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
… That is up to the voters…

Sarah Montague:
Because there are plenty of people outside Malaysia, who look at it, and let’s take a look at investors, because [while you] think, ‘Look it’s absolutely fine,’ there are those who would invest in Malaysia, but choose not to do so. And here’s an emerging markets fund manager. He’s cashed out most of his fund investments in Malaysia, because he said, ‘The problem is that the Malays would do a lot better as well if there weren’t the restrictions. They’ve got the resources, they’ve got the people; they’re just not harnessing them in the right way.’ And he suggests that you roll back those measures, to encourage entrepreneurial energy. And that was Mark Mobius, who’s the fund manager with Franklin Templeton.

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
I think what he’s saying, if you do not… If there are ten fund managers, there is one fund manager that say in that way, then I think he is entitled to his own view. But the majority of fund managers find that Malaysia is a good place for investment, it is a good place that gives good returns on investment; the Malaysian economy has grown because of foreign investment..

Sarah Montague:
But why has it not grown as much as other countries in the area..

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
I think they’re quite happy that it has grown for the last.. If you look at it from double digit, now we have grown about 6 percent, so it’s not a bad growth..

Sarah Montague:
… But it’s slowing and your neighbouring countries are growing faster.

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
No there are times that our neighbouring countries grow slower, and we grow faster. I mean, you can’t take… one particular moment and say ‘Oh this is growing faster, therefore it is because of..’, I can actually give all sorts of clarifications if I want to, on so many things. But I think you have to look at it; have we succeeded in creating peace and stability, in generating prosperity among the races, have we succeeded in trying to infuse [?] culture out of our diversity; we are better off than many other countries..

Sarah Montague:
But my question is, will it continue to do so?

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
I think it will. I am not in the same position like you are… look at it negatively. I am a Malaysian. My love for my country, my commitment to my country, I would say yes. I am not going to allow any foreigners to tell me, ‘Oh this is going to break’. No I will not allow that.

Sarah Montague:
A recent survey on race relations in Malaysia found that 34 percent of those who were asked had never had a meal with citizens of other races. The lives of different races within Malaysia are now so divided that, that you have different races – they learn in separate schools, they eat separately, they work separately, they socialise separately – does that worry you?

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
If that happens like the way you say, of course it worries us. That’s why we have been addressing the racial issues. We talk about among ourselves, I do not know whether you [?] realise or not, we talk about the danger of polarisation, the danger of us looking at ourselves separately, of course we tackle these problems. But we recognise, it can exist. But we have got a desire of tackling those issues. It’s not we are saying, you know try to brush everything under the carpet and think, ‘Oh it doesn’t exist’. What exists, we recognise. But it is not.. it is not as if we are not doing something..

Sarah Montague:
But why is society is becoming increasingly divided? The Crown Prince of Perak makes the point that in his boyhood, the different races mixed more freely. He says some Malay-majority schools have made the girls wear headscarves… … people to avoid non-Malay homes. He points to the fact that lives are being lived more separately, increasingly so.

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
I think that’s a very good comment that he has made. He is as much responsible as all of us are. All of us have to find a way… that means we have identified the problems that we have… the fact that a person wears a headscarf does not make a person an extreme. What we want to avoid, is extreme behaviour, whether of faith or culture, or of customs. We need to work together. I think the most important thing, you know Sarah, if I can tell you, is to understand the issues and then try to address them. Not to look at the issues, and say that, ‘Oh it’s getting worse.’ There is this problem, we need to tackle those problem. I’m not saying that there is no problem. That is the very thing that you are saying..

Sarah Montague:
.. the fact that it is getting worse, and when I quote the Crown Prince … uhh… the prominent historian Khoo Kay Kim says, ‘It is becoming increasingly difficult for the peoples of various ethnic groups to participate in common activity.’

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
No, I think this is what the Malaysians have addressed. All of us are talking about it. It’s not something that is alien, that you are telling me that this exists; we know that.

Sarah Montague:
But it is getting worse. Do you not accept it is getting worse?

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
No, I think there is relations all over the world, is getting worse. Polarisation all over the world is getting worse. But it does not mean you should give up. We know it exists, but we want to take steps to overcome them. That’s why, our current government, is giving the opportunity, for everyone to talk about it. And then try to provide solutions. One of the things that we have done in the Merdeka celebrations is to make that sense of participation, that every race… Because we know there is that problem of polarisation, division… People leaving go to Chinese schools, go to Tamil schools, they don’t mix with each other; so all these, we are handling and tackling them. I am not going to take…

Sarah Montague:
What are you plan to do about the schools then, the fact that…

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
The schools, we need to overcome the problem of sensitivities. We wanted to establish the integrated schools, where everyone, studying their language, their … medium of instruction, under one school. But here in this particular case, the Chinese does not want. They want a separate school of their own. So now what we have done, in the national schools, we have brought in the… you can study Chinese, you can study Tamil, you can study other ethnic… You know you can’t get that in other places. You know some… I think, we recognise their problems, but it is not a problem we cannot overcome.

Sarah Montague:
Article 11 of the Malaysian Constitution says ‘every person has the right to profess and practise his religion’. Increasingly, that seems to be becoming meaningless. Is it?

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
I don’t think so. I don’t agree with you. You’re talking about practising their own religion.. you know, Malaysia is one of the places that you can see the practice of multi-religions, and all religions exist in Malaysia. But if you’re talking about, you know, converting one person to… That is a different issue entirely…

Sarah Montague:
Why is a Muslim, and there have been some high-profile cases, perhaps one of the most high-profile – Lina Joy, a Malay woman. She tried to convert to Christianity and she wasn’t allowed to.

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
I think you have made the whole thing… turn into something that is negative. Lina Joy wanted to change her name; she was never not allowed to convert to Christianity or whatever religion that she has chosen. But a person is born, with an identity card; there is a system that we have in Malaysia, the ID. And that ID you want to change, that creates problems. It is nothing to do with the fact that nobody has arrested her and forced her to become a Muslim, to convert to become a Muslim. But the court decided, on the basis that, you cannot change your name in the ID. But she has got her own choice, she has made her own choice, in wanting to be what she has chosen. I don’t think we stop that.

Sarah Montague:
So anybody can convert. Let’s take the case of Revathi Masoosai. Now she was a Muslim-born Malaysian woman, who was sent to an Islamic rehabilitation centre for six months, because she tried to live as a Hindu.

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
[pause] I think that happens all the time, for a Muslim, you have to look at the diversity.. If you are a Muslim, you are converted or you choose to convert – we see whether that conversion is being done, she has entered into another religion voluntarily or not, then she will have that right, the choice, the option to decide on her own. I think … out of 5 million Malaysians, or there are about 12 million Malaysians who have profess certain religions, and there are two or three cases; I don’t think it represents the whole country. And there are quite a number of issues that are more important, bigger than what you are describing, but if you describe out of one, then it becomes the whole picture. I don’t think that is right.

Sarah Montague:
It’s.. it’s important because it shows what the State is doing, it shows how it could affect other individuals. I mean, if you take her case, why could she not practise as a Hindu?

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
She has decided.. If ultimately she has decided to become a Hindu, that’s up to her.

Sarah Montague:
.. But she had to go through what she has gone…

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
She is a Muslim.

Sarah Montague:
Six months rehabilitation, she says it was like a prison. They say it’s a school, but it’s actually like a prison.

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
Yah, out of the how many Muslim women that got converted to Hindus?

Sarah Montague:
She…

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
You are.. you know she came out, and she said that is what had happened. Have they proceeded against her? They have not proceeded against her. She has.. they want to make sure that…

Sarah Montague:
She now has to live with her mother in order to see her child.

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
To see her child… whether…

Sarah Montague:
She has a child with the Hindu man.

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
You know, if you follow a certain religion, like you are a member of a certain club, you are subject to certain rules. When you want to get out of that club, then you must make sure you follow that rule in getting out of it. But nobody is going to stop anyone, who so strongly profess a certain religion, they want to change to another religion, that’s up to them. But it does create… misunderstanding, between people, between religions. Malaysia we have survived, because we have kept …that, that compartment [?], rather than… you know.. the various religions living, practising… without interference. If you see in Malaysia, there are more… Malaysia practises more freedom than even in this country.

Sarah Montague:
But these cases are used… are used as examples of where people fear a creeping Islamisation of Malaysia.

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
I think there is.. there is that prejudice rather than creeping Islamisation. You must remember that in the Constitution, Islam is the official religion of Malaysia. You know.. that at the same time, we have got per capita population, we have got so many…

Sarah Montague:
But is it an Islamic State?

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
It is an Islamic State.

Sarah Montague:
It is, or is not?

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
… but it is not a theocratic Islamic State. We have said that. You know because we, as far as we are concerned, we do not see the separation you know, the old rule – the separation of church and State, as something that is applicable to us. We do not stop people building churches, there are so many churches in Malaysia, more than wherever you can find…

Sarah Montague:
But you have Syariah Courts operating…

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
Syariah Court is up to the Muslims.

Sarah Montague:
Only for the Muslims?

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
It’s for the Muslims. It’s not.. it’s… you know please don’t.. don’t get…

Sarah Montague:
But you have this system because of the amendment in 1988, where there seems to be confusion over when Syariah Law applies, and when…

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
I think that.. that.. I know that you have looked at certain parts of it, and then you try to dissect it. Okay. When there is… on matters pertaining to Syariah, the jurisdiction is given to the Syariah Court. On matters pertaining to Syariah, if there is any conflict between the two laws – between the Syariah and our civil laws – it is for the courts to decide. But this is done in the courts. It is.. we use the rule of law in order to determine right and to determine which law is applicable. And I think that is the correct way of approaching the subject. Malaysia is not an easy country to govern. It is easier for commentators to say ‘This is wrong. This is wrong.. this is wrong,’ but I think that you have to live in it, to see how to govern the country. And I think overall, we are very happy in what is happening in our country, and whatever weaknesses, we will overcome them.

Sarah Montague:
When your Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi became prime minister, he promised to do a number of things, not least tackle corruption. And yet, a survey by PERC (Editor’s Note: Political and Economic Risk Consultancy), which is a Hong Kong-based consultancy, showed that corruption is perceived to have worsened in Malaysia this year. Does he accept that you have a lot more to do?

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
Yes, I think we agree with that. We have to do a lot more in terms of ensuring good governance, ensuring that our fight against corruption can be overcome. I think this is a perennial problem that needs to be tackled, and that has to be tackled with the law, as well as with education, that is why we have established the Integrity.. the Institute of Integrity, in order to inculcate that sense of good governance, values – which is necessary, sense of morality.. When we have problems, we identify them, and we try to tackle them.

Sarah Montague:
It is not going as fast as you would hope. Do you accept that?

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
I think in some areas it is slow, in some areas it is… moving in the right direction. But there are.. there are problems.

Sarah Montague:
Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar, many thanks.

Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar:
Thank you very much, thank you.

All the info above taken from The Cicak

I just directly copy and paste. Lazy to comment about that!

Differences between wife & girlfriend

2008-12-12T23:36:00.000+08:00

Differences between wife & girlfriend

Wife is a HARIMAU, girlfriend is HARI HARI MAU

And some say: Wife is like TV, girlfriend is like handphone (HP)

At home watch TV, go out bring HP.
No money, sell TV. Got money change HP.
Sometimes enjoy TV, but most of the time play with HP.

TV free for life but HP, if you don't pay the services will be terminated
TV is big, bulky and most of the time old, but hand phone is cute, slim,
curvy and very portable at any time.

Operational cost for TV is often acceptable, but for HP is high and often demanding,
Most important, TV got remote but HP don't have..

Last but not least,
TV do not have virus, but HP yes.. have VIRUS, once get it, HABIS LA..
so better choose TV...

Upgrade to LCD or Plasma TV (Slim and Cun)
Less maintenance too especially they are easy on the electricity bills.
Is good to be safe than sorry.

冷笑話 XD

2008-12-12T22:48:00.002+08:00

问.：人在什么时候会想喝汽水????
答案：孤单的时候
因为......
当你孤单你会想起谁(汽水)!!!!

问：蜘蛛侠是什么颜色？
答案：是白色！
（S PI DER MAN）
是白的 MAN 嘛！

问：请问吳宗憲若打篮球，谁最能守得住他？
答案：慈母啰！
你没听过'慈母手中线，游子身上衣'么？

问：什么动物是最色（好色）的？为什么？
答案：是无尾熊！因为无尾熊整天抱着树干！

问 : 请把－西瓜，班长和晚上的英文读出。
答案：我的美人摸你的奶！！！（watermelon, monitor, night）

问：那个皇帝是瞎的？
答案：康熙(can't see)。

问：一个洋人夹在两个印度人的中间。你又叫什么？
答案：OREO饼干。

问：有两个人掉进海。一个叫Alex，另一个叫什么呢？
答案：叫救命。

问：新加坡有很多外地劳工。
来至印度，叫印劳。
来至泰国，叫泰劳。
请问在新加坡，哪一劳赚最多钱？？？
答案：麦当劳。

问：大白和小白是兄弟。小白长得像大白。猜四字。
答案：真相大白(真像大白)。

问：为何鱼那么聪明？
答案：鱼片米粉。

问：咸蛋，茶蛋跟臭鸡蛋一起考试。其中一人被指作弊。是谁？
答案：咸蛋，因为咸蛋超人=咸蛋抄人。

问：Tunku Abdul Rahman骑电单车为什么会被警察捉？
答案：因为有三个人。Tunku, Abdul 和 Rahman..

问：蛋糕跌倒了，是谁鼓励它站起来的？
答案：答案是豬因為朱古力蛋糕

问：年轻人和老太婆发身一夜情后，年轻人死了，why?
答案：因为他喝了过期的奶!!~~~~

问：请问世界上哪个国家最冷？？
答案：因为THAILAND（太冷）。。。。。

问：七个小矮人偷看白雪公主洗澡。
猜一饮品。
答案：7-up

Special Poem for INTI and UTAR's student

2008-11-25T20:24:00.005+08:00

Received this poem through email.

Well its quite true for UTAR poem because I am PJ UTAR student.

So if you are choosing which private Uni you want to enter maybe you can read the poem written by Uni's student first.

A POEM from UTAR FCI

I join Utar because its 'pien yi',
I also thought it will be a good uni,
but end I jalan jauh sampai nak mati,

because all the faculties telah dibahagi....

in UTAR everything is about money,
pay late then they phone tak henti henti
even worse the officers talk like your are seekor babi,
no manners no courtesy...

Admin is crazy,
you wanna find DSA they will ask you to go jalan from PA to PD
if you complain they will say don't be lazy,
remind again kena marah lagi...

If got class til malam nanti,
after 8 the air cond will mati,
when we complain heaty,
they say the building is empty,

meng meng still got security,

where got count as empty...

UTAR thought we are monkey,
payment also need to go different faculties,
from collecting receipt, filling in form to paying money,
From PC, PA, PC and need certified go PD ...

If your lazy please don't come to this uni,
coz UTAr bus service also need money,
they don't accept cash accept tickets what a pity,

70 cents if u want to beli....

people say come uni,
sure can tiao yu,

mana tau whole uni oso 'beh khi',
got leng lui also treat us like sui yu...

toilet in UTAR very geli,
if it don't stink then your very lucky,
but the floors are very watery,

if you complain to the aunty,

they also tak peduli,

because they will be very penat if they really wanna cuci,

coz UTAR boyz dunno how to aim 'n' pee,

so it is very smelly...

driving in UTAR is a liability,
Every time you park its very risky,
no parking lot for student in the uni,
jaya one got but its not free,
if double park then put call me message but berhati-hati,

or else saman Rm300 lagi ...

food in every faculties also 'bu pien yi',
they will call out numbers with mic like pertandingan menyanyi,
want cheaper and niser food must go mamak kat tepi,
1 thing bad its hot and dirty ...

UTAR got a lot of library,
small with insufficient facility,

going in also need to show ID,

people go in to walk and talk kat sana sini,

so students there are very noisy,

if your smart you know don't come in to study...

UTAR computer lab very mini,
Pen drive masuk lubang sure got baby,
pregnant with all the Trojan, worm and cookies,
besides that the server very laggy,

in PA the lab is like CC,

student LAN games with any games terkini ...

UTAR staff dunno get how much for their salary,
if they have problem they will ask you tunggu sini,
change people also cannot solve it then they ask tunggu lagi,

then change people again also cant solve then very soli...

Chinese in UTAR is majority,
Don't know how to speak Chinese then they will say you 'LAN is,

good students always carry a electronic dictionary

so they will learn better for their study...

Dr Ling say UTAR is good so study disini,

but what is happening we also don't have berita terkini,

coz the moving to kampar is very lousy,
that's why all the good lecturers also wanna lari,

no one wanna go there as its a town like 3rd world country,

no KFC no MCD,

1 thing they have is MYFC,

trust me for that place is not counted as lousy...

assignment for GD banyak sampai mati,

rushing assignment setiap hari,

no need sleep macam zombie,
some more class will be 8 pagi,
so macam mana bangun ni,
end up kena barred lagi...

Utar is not very lousy,
if you like to 'tham siu pin yi'
after you come in you will terpendam dalam hati,

coz UTAR my choice is the tagline of this uni...

Before come in kena sedar diri,
Got money please go oversea,
study abroad not like me,

if got choice cabut lari,

or end up like me always memaki.....

A Poem of INTI

At first I love INTI
But INTI loves my money
I ask money from daddy
But daddy asks mummy
Mummy goes to INTI
And find out why INTI's so greedy
The lift always mati
And the guards look like monkey
That's why I started to hate INTI

INTI don't love me
What for I love INTI
All they need is money
Nothing but money, money and money

The lecturers teach like bugs bunny
No wonder they're so lousy
And their faces look so funny
Like Talos the mummy

Futhermore, more more money flows to INTI
But they never plant more trees
All because they want to save money
Make all students feel hot to mati

First I entered INTI I got no kaki
Later I found someone likes to play tai tee
Then I started don't want to study
Here we can find a lot of kaki judi
That's why we must blame INTI

Since I entered INTI I cant see any leng lui lili sexy

Even the lecturers are more pretty
I always want to date them for tea
But I always kejar they always lari

Dr. Lim from SOLLA always lan si
People said his pucuk already mati
Even Viagra also tak boleh jadi
That's why loh people say he is 'cc'

He likes to tell jokes to everybody
But his joke never funny
Sometimes people thinks that his crazy
Dr. Lim so pity

INTI's toilets really smelly
No water no api
Even you haven't pee
You want to lari
Always complain they also say soli soli

Tan yew sing always said his INTI got quality
Instead everyone knows they are lousy
INTI motive just to earn more money
So that they can pay lecturers salary
And INTI share in KLSE can naik lagi
Waterfish like us always press by INTI
Just to tipu more more money

That is all the story about INTI
Which loves money
But after all I still come to INTI
To contribute money

(u r not in INTI?
u r very lucky
coz INTI cant bluff ur money
just cabut n jangan kembali~!!)

Student of INTI
noway to lari
already jadi SuiYee (waterfish)
plz tell everybody
jangan kena tipu lagi

And this~ frm UTARian
I join Utar because UM reject me,
I thought Utar would be a good uni,
but end up wanna lompat from KLCC...

Utar exist thanks to MCA,
Dr Ling always said Utar bagus;
as he employed all MCA members,
so you can see cina, cina and cina...

Admin people not helpful,
always ask us to tunggu, tunggu, tunggu;
do things slow like siput,
remind again kena marah like gila...

Big white shark always tipu us,
said we could form any clubs;
when we want snooker club,
she said snookers only for smookers...

Utar treat us like donkey,
each seminar put us different places;
from block PA move to block PD,
distance PA to PD is 2km ...

FICT is getting crazy,
keep changing subjects for different intakes;
make us cannot get notes from seniors,
pity us have to study the whole text book...

Utar is University Tak Ada Ruang,
everything in Utar is limited;
based on first-come-first-serve basis,
if you are slow then is too bad ...

Classrooms in Utar are 'cheap sikit',
aircon not cold, we pening kepala,
tables, chairs, white boards all too small,
I wonder who could take the toll...

I drive CLK to Utar everyday,
kesian my Cute Little Kelisa got no place to park,
so I always block people's car,
leave message to remove car,
but end up polis give me summons...

PA canteen uncle very gemuk one,
I think he wear 65 inches pants,
always scold his worker malas tak kerja,
and the food always sejuk tak sedap ...

Library in Utar really kecil,
no books, no seats, no tables;
students there are very noisy,
sometimes I feel like bunuh them...

Utar computer lab tiada standard,
lab assistant always naik angin,
because we always ask him to change ribbon,
and Utar server always go mati ...

Utar got no place for revision,
every corner I go always see people,
break time I always get crazy,
because there is no place to study...

95 percent Utar student are Chinese,
only talk Mandarin, Hokkien and Hakka,
cannot speak a word in English,
so they always carry a electronic dictionary...

No doubts Utar got leng lui,
very pretty, very cute, and sexy,
make sure you got money before asking them out,
if not later she lari...

Utar always claim itself ada standard,
but you will vomit when u know the truth,
paying RM4,000-plus every semester,
but you'll never get the value of 4k ...

Maybe you don't believe that Utar is so lousy,
you may ask your friends from Utar,
to see whether I'm telling the truth,
I'm here to let u know how bad it is ...

So please study hard in STPM,
so that you can go local U,
if not you'll be like me,
paying so much but still empty!

Langkawi Trip

2008-11-23T18:09:00.012+08:00

Sorry guys for late update my blog!

Its been a while since i last update my blog, i've been busy working as partimer at Success Resources, an event organization company, working for two week consecutively non-stop.

And sorry that i'm not going to write what going on because i can't remember well since.

For more detail stories visit my friends' blog:

Vhoe

Jimmy's Blog

Cxlim

Picture paint a thousand word XD

Day1

Let me start of by introducing the animal families! XD. Each of them represent an animal. :p

My big boss: Jimmy Lee aka The Elepant

On right hand side: Vhoe aka The Cow
on left hand side: Chea Ing aka (Maybe she is the most normal among us)

What a hamsap face, anyway he is: Cxlim aka The Cat(Meow Meow)

Lastly : The baby who brough us to Langkawi AK 6300

Second Day

CAUTION：this is not a fake eagle!

Look the tortise love me!

Wait! See that, the birds love me too! XD

Do not mess with me or you will pwaned by the eagle! miahahaha!

Look! Camera shy blue parrot! :p

This is snake is heavy!

A group photo

Before leaving we bought some drinks from duty-free shop

Next station, Black Sand beach!

Ah yik art work! we left a footprint at Black Sand Beach

Putting black sand into the bottle is not a bad idea,
but when custom check they will ask you what is that because they will think its a boom!

Next station Hutan Lipur Pasir Tengkorak

Well nothing much to do at Hutan Lipur Pasir Tengkorak,

but few monkeys which shown in the picture

Next station, Sevel Wells

Well i must say its been a hard time for us to reach the well especially my Big Boss (Jimmy),

look at the picture above even the camera man can't hold the camera steadily!

Finally we reached and decided to take a group photo.
And again ah Yik became our camera man! hehehe

Relaxing.........

Decided to take a photo with our tour guide! Sharon

Counter Attack?

Wou! Fell so damn good! The sound of waterfall, Fresh Air

Emm.. its me, acting sakai there! hehe

Well Cat and I became the background!

and here we go as a background again!

Oh my god Cat, how many days you didn't wash your leg!

This is all the alcholic drinks we bought for first night!

We played some card games, Looser drinks! hahaha

Before going to bed, lets take a group photo

Wait just now did i mention loser in game drinks!

Let me show you how loser look like!

DRUNK!!!

This is how he act when he drunk!!!

ROFL, oops it should be ROBL instead of ROFL

p/s : ROFL = Rolling on floor laughing

ROBL = Rolling on bed Laughing

Sorry guys, I think i'm gonna stop here for today, it took me ages to upload the images.

Will post more next week!

Song~ Appologize & you're beautiful

2008-08-17T16:56:00.003+08:00

LOL .. you should see this .. damn funny!

Ernest Borgnine Reveals The Secret to His Youthful Looks at 91

2008-08-16T16:21:00.002+08:00

ROFL, the legendary actor Ernest Borgnine reveal his secret to youthful old age on Fox shows and you won't believe what he says on the show! oh man, he is my hero!
come on watch the video
picture shows thousand words

so guys you heard that! XD

Durex Lubricant

2008-07-24T21:54:00.003+08:00

This is the Durex Lubricant we bought for our housemate, Darrell, during his birthday.
Its been roughly a month pass his birthday and he didn't have any to OPEN that lubricant.
Today his girlfriend's friends came to our house and open that POOR lubricant.
LOL we tested the lubricant, wait, i didn't mean that we really test it on that kind of activity, we just spray some on our palm, and it feels warm and when you blow it, you will fell warmer.
LOL seriously dunno when only that desperate darrell got a chance to use it!
LOL.. good luck Darrell and try your best, lets see when you got chance to actually test it.
Remember give us some feedback on the b'day present that we gave you when you actually test it! NOT ON YOUR PALM OK~~

McDonal's Gold Medal Meal

2008-07-24T21:21:00.002+08:00

Today saw the the McDonal's Gold Medal Meal in the newspaper and decided to try out
Gold medal meal consists of 1 Spicy Chicken McDeluxe, Onion Rings [7Pcs] / Large French Fries, 1 Carbonated Drink (Medium) and Sundae (Chocolate / Strawberry). If you have kids club card you can have one more small french fries. Ohh .. i forget the most important thing of the meal is that it comes with the FREE limited Coca-Cola Contour Glass where you can choose among the 5 designs (Basketball, Athlecs, Swimming, Volleyball, Archery).
And i just got my Basketball design today~~

Limited coca cola contour glass, basketball design

Yummy Local Fruit!

2008-07-21T22:46:00.003+08:00

Say yes to local fruit!
Thanks to my "friendly" housemate Darrell he brought us four durians, 1 pack of Mangosteen and one pack of rambutan from his hometown inheritance farm.
and you know what is the coolest thing about it, we do not need to pay for that. HAHAHA
also we got free rambutan and mangosteen to eat, but not durian. Darrell hates durian, he said he hates the smells, but this week was exception. She girlfriend called me to go to the car park to pick up something which he brought from his hometown. I was surprise when i saw durian in his car-cargo(dunno what its call). Maybe this everyone should thanks me because i have been bugged him for this few days whenever i saw durian and he lured me if i buy durian he will eat. DAMN~~ that was annoying. haha .. anyway still have to thanks him for all the local fruits.
Thanks ya Darrell.

DURIANS!
Had two of them yesterday! and the rest TODAY!!!

This is what 4 of us (ah yik, eliz, darrell and me) ate yesterday.

Eliz and Darrell only take some of it, although that bugger(darrell) says that he hates durian, but he still manage to finish one ONLY, at which he was trying to show us that he did not anti durian but but but he just don't like the smell. Today, i did not manage to take any picture because there are 5 of us eating ONLY two durians, haiz~~ Amy larr come and rampas our durian~~~

Mangosteen

Rambutan

After that having ONLY two durians, two of us (ah yik and me) are trying very hard to finish 1 pack of mangosteen and 1 pack of rambutan. Finally we manage to finish it.

im SATISFIED~~~

Bye bye to my old style

2008-07-20T17:10:00.002+08:00

I want to change my old-blogging-style which i accumulated who days or even few days stuff and squeeze them into one post. Damn, event myself won't read it~ LOL ~. Alright now im gonna keep them short and simple and yet informative. Probably one day few post.
Alright~~~ I gonna start preparing for next weeks 3 exams and 3 reports. I just wasted few hours just to manage my inbox from 100 pages to 1 page! Incredicle huh~ and tired!
Alright gonna start study already~ cya soon~~~ ^.^

Something i want to share!

2008-07-20T13:12:00.007+08:00

Alright now my mind is empty dunno what to write today, so i decided to share some of my interesting forward email with you all. Maybe some of you have receive it before and some don't. Just read it if you haven't read it before!

Receive this from LiWen:
Can a man have family with Salary RM3,000 survive in Malaysia

Let's do some simple calculations here.

In Malaysia, the average family income is RM3,000 /month
(where father works, mother doesn't).

I understand there are many families whose
monthly income does not reach RM3,000,
but, to make things simple,
let's take RM3,000 as the figure. Ok lah, right?

Okay, let's start rolling with a family which has
Papa, Mama, 1 daughter and 1 son. Ngam-ngam ....

Calculation starts...

Electricity and water bill: RM100
(No air-con, No home theatre, No water heater ... ok?)

Phone bill ( Telekom): RM100

Meals for a happy family: RM775
(3 meals on RM25/day, RM25 for 4 persons...?)

Papa makan / teh-tarik during working hrs: RM155
(RM5/day, RM5 ... can eat what?)

Car repayment: RM400
(A proton saga aeroback, 7 yrs repayment)

Petrol (living in city, traffic-jam): RM300
(go to work, bring son to school,
only can afford one car running)

Insurance: RM650
(kids, wife and myself. Do you think enough?)

House Loan: RM750
(low cost housing repayment for 30 yrs,
retired still have to work to pay!)

Tuition: RM80
(got that cheap meh? i don't think so)

Older children pocket money @ school: RM20
(RM1/day, eat bread?)

School fees: RM30
(enough ah?)

School books and etc: RM100
(always got extra to pay in school)

Younger children milk powder: RM50
(cannot have the DHA, BHA, PHA one, expensive)

Miscellaneous: RM100
(shampoo, rice, sauce, toilet paper)

Oh wait!!! I have to stop here, so...
No Astro,
no handphone,
no movie @ cinema,
no DVD,
no CD,
no online,
no travel,
cannot KFC,
cannot McDonald,
cannot go Park walk during weekend (petrol expensive),
no chit chat on phone with grandparents, and etc...

Let's use a calculator to total up... WALAO EH! Shit! RM3,610 already...

EPF belum potong, income tax lagi........oledi RM3,610 ....

How to survive lah tuan-tuan dan puan-puan sekalian ???

Our Deputy Prime Minister asked us to change lifestyle?

How to change? Don't eat? Don't work? Don't send children to school and study?

At last, Woman changed, have to work to get a better life.
(Additional pay for baby sitter fees. Currently, 2 children about RM1000)

Consequently, Malaysia parents no time to teach and follow up thier children growthing period. Finally, more and more younger issues and crimes. Society become more and more sick.

Besides that, I believe in Malaysia population, there are millions of rakyat Malaysia which still don't earn RM3,000/month!!!
What is this? Inilah Malaysia Boleh... Sorry ... it should be Malaysians Boleh , because we're still alive and kicking!!

Our politicians must be mad!!!!

Oh yes, add you a gift for reading.
FYI, gradute student salary is RM2000 at 1990years, currently is RM2500, increase 25%.
But...
Satu mangkok Mee at school cost RM0.50 at 1990years,
currently cost RM2.00, increase 400%

Sebuah kereta Honda City cost RM40 000 at 1990years,
currently cost RM80 000, increase 100%

No wonder so many Ah Loong around lah....

If you not agree, please reply and tell us why.
If agree, just give few minutes to comment and forward to all your friends.

Receive this from PengChian:

讓我說個農場的故事﹐讓你知道什麼是國陣說的'津貼'。。。

在一個農場裡﹐每天可以生產10粒蘋果。農場裡有5個工人和 1個場主﹐總共 6個人。他們每天一人吃一粒蘋果﹐就足夠維持農場裡的運作﹐所以還有剩下4粒蘋果。

場主把這4粒蘋果賣了﹐一粒RM10。結果賺了 RM40。場主把這RM40拿來提昇農場裡的所有設施﹐設備﹐但是一天最多也需要RM25罷了。多出的

RM10就拿來發給5個工人﹐每人有 RM2。還有RM5拿來當作自己的盈利。

日子這樣下去﹐這個農場就變得很先進而且工人的住宿和環境都是一流的。5個工人也存了一筆錢。

但是不久這個好場主去世了﹐來了個新場主。新場主說﹕'我們要提昇農場素質﹐要有一流的思維。現在你們吃的蘋果﹐需要給

RM1.00。但是你想想﹐這是很便宜的﹐你去外面買蘋果一粒要 RM10叻﹗'

工人沒辦法﹐就繼續做工和每天給 RM1.00 來吃他們以前每天吃的免費蘋果。結果他們現在每天只得到 RM1.00。

現在﹐新場主還是把多餘的 4粒蘋果拿去賣﹐賺了

RM40﹐還是像從前一樣﹐RM25拿來提昇設施﹐RM10就拿來發給5個工人﹐RM5拿來當作自己的盈利﹐再來﹐現在那5粒蘋果他賣給工人﹐賺了

RM5.00。現在他共有每天RM10.00盈利。

不久﹐蘋果售價突然大漲了一倍﹐外面售價 RM20一粒。現在新場主還是把多餘的 4粒蘋果拿去賣﹐大賺了 RM80。

農場的設施提昇工程現在換了是新場主的朋友承包。新場主的朋友說﹐蘋果售價大漲﹐設施提昇工程的費用也要漲價了﹐變成 RM50。其實真正費用才

RM30﹐新場主把多出來的 RM20和他的朋友平分。

現在新場主有﹐

RM10 (和他的朋友平分的提昇工程費)

RM20 的盈利(RM80-RM50-RM10=RM20)

RM5 的賣蘋果給自己員工賺的錢。

總共是RM35.00。比起以前的RM10﹐新場主多賺了RM25.00﹗!

哇﹗﹗﹗暴利叻﹐蘋果售價突然大漲﹐農場賺多了 RM25.00。但是工人還是每天只賺取RM1.00。

但是﹐貪心的新場主卻招來 5位員工﹐對他們說﹐'你們看看﹐蘋果現在的市場售價是 RM20 一粒﹐但是你們卻用 RM1.00

來買一粒蘋果﹐你看你們多幸運﹗'

我就辛苦了﹐我需要津貼你們每人 RM19.00﹐總共 RM95.00 來給你們蘋果吃啊﹐你看農場的津貼負擔多麼的重﹗'

農場真的很辛苦了﹐再這樣下去﹐農場會破產﹐倒閉。現在我賣你們每粒蘋果 RM1.50 吧﹐我辛苦一點來津貼RM18.50。'

那麼現在新場主的暴利又增加了﹐RM20 + RM10 + RM7.50 = RM37.50。又賺多了RM2.50。這 RM2.50

是從哪裡賺來的﹖就是從自己工人的口袋賺來的。

現在我問你們﹐比起當蘋果還沒暴漲前和暴漲後﹐農場主變辛苦了還是變有錢了﹖

之前﹐RM10.00﹐之後﹐RM37.50。這麼簡單﹐你不是看不明白吧﹖

場主說津貼很辛苦﹐有嗎﹖他有從他自己口袋拿出那個他所謂的 RM95 的蘋果津貼嗎﹖農場有因為津貼而破產嗎﹖他現在比起之前賺多了 3.75倍﹗會破產嗎﹖

所以說﹐別被主流媒體的'津貼論'騙去了。國陣成員說國家會破產﹐你相信了嗎﹖國陣政府從以前一直以來都沒有從口袋裡拿出'津貼'來給我們。

說 520億汽油津貼﹐哪裡來的﹖這筆錢從來都沒有出現過﹗

現在國陣政府起油價﹐其實就是伸手進我們的口袋來搶我們的錢。你認命嗎﹖你就這樣站著給它伸手進你的口袋拿走你的錢嗎﹖

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Beauty of Math!

1 x 8 + 1 = 9
12 x 8 + 2 = 98
123 x 8 + 3 = 987
1234 x 8 + 4 = 9876
12345 x 8 + 5 = 98765
123456 x 8 + 6 = 987654
1234567 x 8 + 7 = 9876543
12345678 x 8 + 8 = 98765432
123456789 x 8 + 9 = 987654321

1 x 9 + 2 = 11
12 x 9 + 3 = 111
123 x 9 + 4 = 1111
1234 x 9 + 5 = 11111
12345 x 9 + 6 = 111111
123456 x 9 + 7 = 1111111
1234567 x 9 + 8 = 11111111
12345678 x 9 + 9 = 111111111
123456789 x 9 +10= 1111111111

9 x 9 + 7 = 88
98 x 9 + 6 = 888
987 x 9 + 5 = 8888
9876 x 9 + 4 = 88888
98765 x 9 + 3 = 888888
987654 x 9 + 2 = 8888888
9876543 x 9 + 1 = 88888888
98765432 x 9 + 0 = 888888888

Brilliant, isn't it?

And look at this symmetry:

1 x 1 = 1
11 x 11 = 121
111 x 111 = 12321
1111 x 1111 = 1234321
11111 x 11111 = 123454321
111111 x 111111 = 12345654321
1111111 x 1111111 = 1234567654321
11111111 x 11111111 = 123456787654321
111111111 x 111111111=12345678987654321

Now, take a look at this...

101%

>From a strictly mathematical viewpoint:

What Equals 100%?

What does it mean to give MORE than 100%?

Ever wonder about those people who say they are giving more than 100%?

We have all been in situations where someone wants you to

GIVE OVER 100%.

How about ACHIEVING 101%?

What equals 100% in life?

Here's a little mathematical formula that might help

answer these questions:

If:

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Is represented as:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26.

If:

H-A-R-D-W-O-R- K

8+1+18+4+23+15+18+11 = 98%

And:

K-N-O-W-L-E- D-G-E

11+14+15+23+12+5+4+7+5 = 96%

But:

A-T-T-I-T-U-D-E

1+20+20+9+20+21+4+5 = 100%

THEN, look how far the love of God will take you:

L-O-V-E-O-F-G-O-D

12+15+22+5+15+6+7+15+4 = 101%

Therefore, one can conclude with mathematical certainty that:

While Hard Work and Knowledge will get you close, and Attitude will
get you there, It's the Love of God that will put you over the top!

It's up to you if you share this with your friends & loved ones just
the way I did.

Have a nice day & God bless you!!

Receive from Wilson :

Please look the thing below:

PLUS : Pay Lebih Untuk Sami

KTM : Keretapi Taktau Masa

JKR : Jangan Kerja Rajin

PLKN : Perempuan Letup Kerana Najib

DBKL : Datuk Badawi Kahwin Lagi

RTM : Rehat Tunggu Mati

BN : Barang Naik

TNB : Tunggu, Nanti Buat

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Father teach son respect the mother

> 可以給你老公看 ,
>> 以後你也可以跟你兒子這麼說 .. .......
>> 　（寫的真好）
>>
>> 曾在廣播裡聽到 ,
>> 當孩子頂嘴甚至步入叛逆期時的因應之道
>> 做媽媽的總是嘮叨 ,
>> 有一次已經高中的兒子不耐煩的頂撞了母親 ,
>> 母親氣得半死。
>> 做父親的便約兒子一起出門散步。兩人走了好久
>> , 父親一路上不發一語 , 兒子納悶。
>> 一直到要進家門口時 , 父親拍拍兒子的肩膀 ,
>> 以男人對男人的語氣說 :
>> 『等一下進去時 , 給我女人一點面子 ! 』
>> 兒子驚訝於老爸用哥兒們的語氣對他說話 ,
>> 並因男人跟男人之間的義氣 , 從此對母親
>> 畢恭畢敬的。
>> 所以 , 有的時候 ,
>> 父親這個角色還是頗重要的 !
>> 當我的小孩頂撞我時，我想告訴他，下列的事任選一樣，做到後，才有頂撞的權利：
>>
>> 1. 連續 3 個月每吃完一餐就須催吐 ( 孕吐 )
>> 2. 乳頭被別人吸到破皮達一個月 ( 餵奶 )
>> 3. 肚子塞一顆籃球達 10 個月 ( 懷孕 )
>> 4. 接受皮鞭抽打達 48 小時 ( 生小孩 )
>> 5. 10 個月不能喝冰水、咖啡、茶
>> 6. 5 個月睡覺不能翻身
>> 7. 10 個月不能出遊遠行，不能跑跳
>> 8. 10 個月不能生病，要不，生病不能吃藥
>> 9. 至育嬰室把屎把尿一個月
>> 10. 晚上睡覺每二個小時起床一次，清醒 30
>> 分鐘達一個月
>> 寫完上述 10
>> 項，我覺得當娘的真不是人幹的。
>> 想起一個高中同學他說：有一次頂撞母親，父親把他從椅子上踹下來，斥責他
>> :
>> 你媽是我捧在手心的寶，我呵護她，照顧她，對她輕聲細語，你憑什麼對他大小聲
>> !!!
>> 我的同學再也不敢頂撞母親了。
>>
>> ><~
>> 好感動，尤其是最後一句是經典。
>> 男人們丫，如果你們真的愛、疼你老婆（女朋友）記得這句話就夠了！
>> 老婆是拿來疼的，所以千錯萬錯都是自己的錯，不服氣嗎？誰叫你當初追人家。
>> 當媽的如果聽到老公這麼說，應該會很高興吧！男人要學著點
>> ...
>

Receive from Wilson:
The origin of Allsalmualaikum and Mualaikumsalam is not
Middle Eastern,it's Hokkien!!

Why corruption in Malaysia will never be eradicated!

This is because when officials meet, they remind one another

Official A says: ''Wa salah Lu Mai Kong' (Allsalamualaikum)
Official B replies: 'Wa Mai Kong Lu Salah' (Mualaikumsalam)

So now we know the origin of Allsalamulaikum and Mualikumsalam
is not Middle Eastern, it's Hokkien !!

Receive from Wilson:
Subject: FW: Three Things that Microsoft Can't Explain! Very Interesting Try it out!!

MAGIC #1
An Indian found that nobody can create a FOLDER anywhere on
the Computer which can be named as "CON". This is something
funny and inexplicable¡¦ At Microsoft the whole Team, couldn't
answer why this happened!
TRY IT NOW, IT WILL NOT CREATE A "CON" FOLDER

MAGIC #2
For those of you using Windows, do the following:

1.) Open an empty notepad file
2.) Type "Bush hid the facts" (without the quotes)
3.) Save it as whatever you want.
4.) Close it, and re-open it.

Noticed the weird bug? No one can explain!
MAGIC #3
Again this is something funny and can't be explained¡¦ At
Microsoft the whole Team, including Bill Gates, couldn't
answer why this happened!

It was discovered by a Brazilian. Try it out yourself¡¦

Open Microsoft Word and type

=rand (200, 99)

And then press ENTER
And see the magic¡¦..!

Alright, thats all for today!

I Fear 14 things

2008-07-19T14:42:00.002+08:00

You get more than 30, I strongly recommend some counseling
If you get more than 20, you’re paranoid
If you get 10-20, you are normal.
If you get 10 or less, you’re fearless.

I Fear…
[ ] the dark I don't like being *alone* in the dark
[x] staying single forever
[ ] being a parent I *want* to be a parent
[x] being myself in front of others What if people don't like the real me?
[ ] open spaces
[ ] closed spaces
[ ] heights
[ ] dogs Is there anything to fear?
[ ] birds
[ ] fish
[ ] spiders
[ ] flowers or other plants
[ ] being touched Touch is a powerful sense
[x] fire
[ ] deep water
[ ] snakes
[ ] silk
[ ] the ocean
[x] failure Who isn't?
[ ] success Is there such a person?
[ ] lightning Beauty of nature
[ ] frogs/toads
[ ] my boyfriends/girlfriends dad
[ ] my boyfriends/girlfriends mom
[ ] rats Disgusting, though white mice are cute
[ ] jumping from high places But I'll try bungee jumping
[ ] snow
[ ] rain
[ ] wind
[ ] crossing hanging bridges Depends on how much swinging there is
[x] death I'm not prepared
[ ] heaven (getting in) I believe in reincarnation
[x] being robbed/mugged Don't you?
[x] falling
[ ] clowns
[ ] dolls Not voodoo dolls!
[ ] large crowds of people I just hate crowds, esp in Sg Wang
[ ] men
[ ] women
[ ] having great responsibilities
[ ] doctors, including dentists Should we be afraid?
[ ] tornadoes Don't have them here
[ ] hurricanes Refer above
[x] incurable diseases What if...
[x] sharks
[ ] Friday the 13th
[ ] ghosts I believe in ghosts
[ ] poverty
[ ] Halloween
[ ] school
[ ] trains
[ ] odd numbers I like No. 5
[ ] even numbers
[x] being alone
[x]becoming blind
[x] becoming deaf
[ ] growing up
[x] heavy breathing...in your ear....when you thought no one was behind you.
[x]creepy noises in the night Well... Creepy...
[ ] not accomplishing my dreams/goals
[ ] needles
[ ] blood I don't like blood, but I can deal with it
[ ] dinosaurs
[ ] the welcome mat
[ ] high speed
[ ] throwing up
[ ] falling in love (till a certain extend only) Staying in love is the problem

Post it with the subject :
I Fear __ things

Special Yet Not So Special Weekends

2008-07-14T01:46:00.003+08:00

Saturday(12/July/08),
Peng Chian, Ah Aik, Danny, Shu Lin and i went for Journey To The Center of The Earth.The movie we booked was at 1.50am. Peng Chian, Danny and Shu Lin reached mid valley "slightly" earlier for their lovely hair cut. Meanwhile Ah Aik and I were cooking dinner at home, fried rice. This was the first time Ah Aik and me cooking fried rice. There are some mistake during the whole process :
1) The rice was too hard. Next time we should have put in more water.
2) Ah Aik which was a beginner overcook garlic.It is acceptable for a new learner as Chinese proverb "失败是成功之母" failure is the process of success.
3) I was as fool enough to tell Ah Aik to cook the burned garlic together with other ingredient until i found out that the burned garlic is bitter.
Then we have no choice than to separate the burned garlic and other ingredient.
It took us 1 and half hour to cook a fried rice enough for 3 peoples, what a failure. And to be honest the fried rice sucks! I have to add lots of additional ketchup and pepper just to make it tastier. Ok enough with those failure cooking stuff.

After finish eating and cleaning up all the mess we made, i took a warm shower and leaving for mid valley. Here we are mid valley which is so quiet at roughly 11pm when we reach. Since its still early and three of them are still having dinner at Kim Gary, therefore I decided to go for pool which Ah Aik has no choice but to go with me. Hehe XD. After half an hour of pooling we felt boring and they were still eating at Kim Gary, and the bowling center in mid valley attract our attention where its quite dark inside with rock music playing inside there. So we have decided while we were waiting for them we go and bowl first. It was RM 8/game and RM 2/shoes. So it was RM20 for both of us. Apparently, i am not good in bowling moreover the bowl's hole was small which is uncomfortable and i got a low marks for that.

Alright, here they are, and here we started another game which cost me another RM 8 for a new game. We actually team up and compete with each team. (Ah Aik and I), (Danny and Shu Lin). At take the lead but at the ending part, Danny strick twice which overtake the first place of mine. We ended up with losing, so its obvious that I am just not talented in bowling stuff!! hehe...

Finally its 1.45am and its open for the movies lovers like us to enter the cinema. Its the fist 3D movie ever i watched in Mid Valley GSC cinema. Since its 3D, so before we enter the hall they gave us Dobly Digital 3D glasses. Nothing much happen. Basically, the one and half "Journey To The Center Of The Earth" movie is quite bored in some part which i actually yawn in the middle of the movie, not much 3D effect, most of the 3D effect is at the ground. Its ok for you to watch for 1 times just to have the 3D experience, but it is not worth to watch for two times. The movie finished at 3.30am, we went home and i straight away laying down on my bed and ZzZzzZZzz....

Sunday(13/July/08),
I woke up at 12 noon and Wee Hoe just message me to tell me that he is coming to fetch me at 1pm for Jimmy's convocation. We had our breakfast and brought flowers for him. We reached KTAR at about 3pm with Wilson on board. Since its not sunny we have decided to go down and wait for him. In the middle of waiting him, we took some picture with the flowers we brought, we are like "Syok Sendiri". Sorry Jimmy's you are not the first nor second hand which take picture with those flowers. You are about the fifth hand. Oops, i shouldn't be telling this out!
Its 4pm and there is not sign of him yet but people are crowded in front of the hall. Oh, I saw some people are coming out from the hall. Yes, its finish and people started coming out from the hall. We lied to him that we couldn't make it, and we ask Wilson to pretend to take picture with him. He was shocked and i could ALMOST see his tear. LOL, then everything are as normal in the graduation day. We took picture together. Then we met ycyu and swting and bylee and again we took picture together.

[Reserve For Picture, will post it with i get the picture]

After finish photographing session, four of us, (wee hoe, chea ing, wilson and I) go back to Wee Hoe's house. What a coincidence, they are having Pot Luck, where each family bring some food, gather and know each other better. OMG at first i was uncomfortable to go and eat because worrying that food is not enough for 100 of them. But i was too hungry and have to start eating different kind of food here and there neglecting those feeling of worrying. At the end of the session, we discovered that the food is more than enough for 100 peoples. Anyway we had a great time eating! Muakakaka.

After having our abundance dinner, we wait for Jimmy as we promise him to supper with him. he arrived at 11.30pm and we went to the Mamak at TTDI which i had forgotten the name of the mamak stall. We talk something about Ah Wee, but i have no idea what they are talking about, i asked them and they asked me to visit his blog.

Once i got home, i visited Ah Wee's blog. Wou~ i am so jealous that he had the chance of going oversea. From his blog i can feel that I had bored in Malaysia, one of the main reason is that I do not have enough $$ to spend. I should really save some money to travel.
One of my biggest dream is to travel around the world with my lovers.
I am so jealous with Ah Wee as he already taken his fist step to Australia.
By they way, for those who don't know about him, you can visit his blog at http://www.AhWee.Com

What Happen To Our Country?

2008-07-11T00:44:00.005+08:00

Thursday July 10, 2008

Student: I was sex slave for dad, brother

KEMAMAN: A Form Four student from Felda Neram Dua here alleged that she was a sex slave for her father and brother for the past two years.

She said her mother ignored her when she told her that she was repeatedly raped by them.

On Tuesday, after her 21-year-old brother, an odd job worker, raped her, she summoned all her courage and lodged a report at Chukai police station yesterday.

She told the police that the rape had been taking place since she was 14.

Police detained the 47-year-old father and brother shortly after the report was lodged.

News taken from the star

What is going on with those people! Father rape daughter, brother rape sister and mom ignored about it! I don't know what happen to them but what i know is they have a very "interesting" family. I wonder how did their parents teach them? Do their parents rape them also when there were small? Bastard, which is still a polite word to describe them! Tell me how should i describe them as?

Finished a busy week!

2008-07-10T23:46:00.003+08:00

Alright, after one whole week busy with work, farewell, assignment, presentation. Finally i manage to free some time for the blog~ I hate myself for being lazy and always do last minutes work which is so rush. Remembering on Wednesday I am rushing for my OOSAD assignment and Political Science which i had to had up and present on Thursday! DAMN! it is a tough night for me. OK! enough for all that, its already past and we have to look forward and not backward!

Today, basically nothing interesting happen in my college just presentation which is not going so well but not bad either and also 5 marks OOSAD assignment which took us whole night to finish and yet i think there are mistake in there which i didn't tell my team member about it because i am lazy to recheck the whole thing and check it again! Come on it is just 5 marks.

Just give me a break!

Ok, no more talking about the assignment stuff again, i had enough with it!
today evening, i went out with Ah Mok to Old Town to see his partner in Quest Net company which is in the "gen x group". And he is explaining how the system in the company work! They called it Network Marketing because they are using e-commerce website, but in my opinion it is just another MLM(Multi Level Marketing) company. You buy their product and you find your underlink, and your underlink find their underlinks. and you earn money from each product or underlink they found. Then if every week you reach a minimum of 6 underlinks or under-underlinks or so on.. then you will receive a payment of 250USD * 3.18 = RM795
(Exchange rate is in currency note, because i don't know how did they pay us the money)
this seems interesting where if one week there are 3 people are joining you tree then you will be earning RM795/week *4 = RM 3180 / Month and it is almost equivalent to degree holder!

I have heard this kind of money earning style and i am kind of fed-up with those stuff because it seems that money come in too easy and so fake. But I did not say that i don't trust it but just that i still cannot accept it. But i think probably i will try it, if i fail i'll just take it as a tuition fees! I think its worth it, don't you. I am a person that love freedom so much, i do not like to stuck in office or home. I like to travel and get new friends. So i am hoping that i can get new experience through this path.

I've been talking about money all the way, now let me talk about the product which i am interesting with. Today, Ah Mok show me a piece of small glass which is about 3/4 of my palm size and he claims that the small glass cost him RM2K+, I am shocked! Whats so special about it, and the glass took my attention to discover it out and i decided to follow him to met his partner or better known as his up-line (Vincent). He told me that it is called Bio Disc.

click here to check out the great thing about Bio Disc

Or you can visit their official website at here
We had a great talk and i get to know two more friends.
By the way, I am having fun knowing them and also the product.

Attnetion:
For those who are interested with the product you can contact me through my msn or email which is listed below:
MSN : kaixiang88@hotmail.com
E-MAIL : kaixiang88@gmail.com

Half day walk at Mid-Valley Mega Mall

2008-06-29T21:18:00.005+08:00

After we had gone through a boring Saturday, ah yik and I finally decided that we should find some activity to do, and he came out with an idea of going to Mid-Valley to buy swimming google.
We reached mid-valley at about 3.30pm and straight away went to top floor for the google. Before going to choose google, we pass by the Exhibition Hall, and TM people are holding activity there so we went in to find out more. They have allow us to play game for free and get a free price if we manage to score it! I have tried out the nitendo wii, shit probably im sux with the controller stuff, and could not finish the game. Then we try out the throw-the-ball-in-the-basket game, we have two changes of throwing the ball in the basket, so we start with ah yik, he manage to goal in the first ball and get a canned of isotonic drink! Then finally its my turn, i must say that its a shame for me as a basketball player for being so ACCURATE that both balls did not even touch the rim!!

Picture of me throwing a small ball into the basket!

Then we proceed to next booth which is kicking the ball into the holes!
and the result is we didn't get anything from that booth, understand larr.. HEHE
p/s : the girls in-charge of the booth are kawai~~ :D

Ah Yik is adjusting to ball
(No need to adjust so much larr ah yik, nothing gonna change) :D

After I had failed to take anything for free, we left the exhibition hall and look for my lovely google. We went in few shops at the top floor, but they are only selling one brand of google (Speedo), so we decided to try our luck at Jusco. Finally we get to meet other brand of googles beside Speedo. Since I am not expertise in google stuff, therefore i am rating the google by their price :D. It is sad that the googles with power only came in one style which has two colours for Ogival (Black and Ocean Blue).

My Ogival black google:
Price of traveing there : RM 7
Price of Swimming Google : RM 42.90
Satisfaction of being underwater with GALS : PRICELESS

After few hours of walking, we felt hungry and we went to Kenny Rogers Roasters for dinner.
I ordered a quarter roasted chicken, Tangy Chicken Spaghetti and Fizzy Autumn for drinks.

Tangy Chicken Spaghetti

Tangy Chicken Spaghetti taste reminds me about Penang Asam Laksa. Hmmm.. it tastes so delicious and unique which i never had before. For those who love Penang Asam Laksa, you should really try it.

A Quarter of Black-Peppered Roasted Chicken

As for the black-peppered roasted chicken, what i can says is that it does have a very tick black pepper sauce taste quite nice for the sauce but too bad the chicken isn't a fresh chicken, i think that they are using froze chicken.

Fizzy Spring(Yellow) and Fizzy Autumn (Chocolate)

Meanwhile the drink i ordered was Fizzy Autumn, as the chocolate was melting into the drinks, i couldn't really taste what was the original drink. But the drink quite nice, not bad and not too good!

Muffins

Free muffin comes along with the order of spaghetti, what i can say is that the muffin taste really good! I think they put quite enough ingredient into it. Overall the dinner i had is good, everything nice except that they calculated wrongly. Luckily i double check my bill before i leave the restaurant, They charged me RM 31.80 for two chicken instead of RM 8.90 for one chicken. What a lame services they have. So i approach them for explanation, after some little argument between their staff, the cashier finally refunded me RM 20.00, when i got back RM 20.00 refund which i think should be correct and i didn't think much about it. When i got home and recalculated everything, i found out that they charged me RM 11.80 instead of RM 17.80. ROFL!

Warm Welcoming !

2008-06-27T00:52:00.002+08:00

First of all I'd like to thank for those willing to spend time on my blog! :D

Alright, since this is the first topic let me start with some pass event!

UTAR Talent Night

Since I am not quite remember all those detail being held during the talent night, so I suppose that i've to skip the part rather than providing wrong info!, sry ya~~
Lets just skip to the ending of the Talent Night, actually whole gang of us didn't stay until the end of the show, we went to Kayu (mamak) at SS2 for supper! What surprise me is their roti tisu as shown below!

Holy Crap!!! Look at the height of their roti tisu, i'm wondering how did they make it so high!
Anyway we had fun at that night! quite crazy.