Random Rants (29-31 August 2008)

29-8-2008 星期五
我瞭望了天空，它依旧是那么的黑压压的，就像昨天早上。哎，真的是很烦人啊。再加上喉咙痛，头又晕晕的，哎，今天的我怎么啦？怎么懒散散的？不行也，我还须上多两堂课啊。吃了两粒panadol后便上巴士去上课。

上课时，我得头晕晕的，教授在前所说话差不多都一律一边耳朵进另一边耳朵出的，好难受也。再加上很爱睡，我只好压迫自己拼命地抄黑板上的一切。结果，一个钟头的课就这么样的过了。接下来，我还有一堂日语课。在还没上课前，我跑去P19那儿看看华文班十周年大召集。哈哈，说起来也神奇，一到那儿时，与几位好友谈天后，所有的病都一一好了起来。真的，事实切实如此。哈哈。

过后去D06那儿上日语。那天，せんせい的确是有点迟。班上也有些同学没来上课，大概他们有考试吧。当老师来时，只见他手上带了一大箱的表格。哇，一大堆表格也，当时的我的确是有点兴奋，难得可以去吉隆坡考日语。我帮了Ida及慧慧拿了表格。


30-8-2008 星期六
今天是国庆日的除夕，嘿，我国将庆祝51岁生日了。不知道为何今早起来时全身疼痛的。结果，又再倒睡回去。起来时已近九点半了，啊，不得了啦，已经答应了惠惠在cengal见，因为要交给她JLPT3的表格。匆匆忙忙的洗刷过后便飞快地骑着铁马到目的地。交给她表格后，我便上了巴士到Taman U。今天的巴杀很少人。喔，对了，东马人叫所有的购物中心为巴杀，西马人也许不习惯吧。

首先JUSCO里的那间摄影店，以查询我的那架相机到底出了什么问题。哎，原来是电池所搞鬼的。但是，没想到一粒电池尽然价RM198，价钱令人看白了眼。讨价还价后，老板娘给了我180令吉的价钱。哎，算了吧，虽然心疼，但是还是买了。

晚上时，本来想去陪朋友一起倒数国庆日的，但是一去到朋友房间时就迷上了他的psp。哈哈，Naruto的游戏，一玩便玩到凌晨。

当我看到烟花时，时间过得真快，一转眼，我国便独立了五十一年。真快。

31-8-2008 星期日
哈哈，今天早上依旧睡到十点。今天是国庆日。虽然如此，不知为何，今年国庆日的气氛并不是那么理想，很少人挂国旗，到底问题在哪？哎，算了。

晚上时，骑着铁马到 k12 还莹贞 JLPT3 的书。她与另一位同伴一同来。莹贞看起来很开心的，不像我，那么多烦恼。跟她聊天是蛮开心的，哈，也许是很久没跟她聊天吧。

那天晚上，我装了新的踏脚板，旧的已经坏了，哎，又是荷包大出血的时候了。真得很无奈。

哦，对了，明天将是全球的穆斯林开始puasa了。我也乘此祝贺所有回教徒还有我自己puasa愉快！

Sclumberger Technology Day 2008 - The 2nd Day

Today is the second day for Sclumberger (pronounced as Slum-ber-jay) Technology Day in UTM, also the last day of it. I woke up really early this morning as I wanted to update my blog post, which took me around an hour to update before going to DSI. While I was updating my blog post, dark clouds began to form in the sky and it eventually started to rain. Man, rained again. It surely rained a lot these days here in Johor. Then, I checked out my camera, crap, it failed to function properly. Oh man, it happened while I really needed it the most. So troublesome.

I cycled there with an umbrella on my left hand. Well, it was kind of laughable actually, man, spare me. Cut that out. Once I reached DSI, it was already 8.35am. Well, I saw Puan Fauziah, Kak Amy and Jennie were already there at the information counter. Crap, I was late by 5 minutes. I quickly apologised for being late and much to my relief, Puan Fauziah accepted promptly. I quickly looked around for for whatever I could help out there and found myself some random jobs such as cutting the lucky number for the program booklet and getting some hippo-shaped piggy banks ready. Then, I went off to have my breakfast. Well, the bihun was not that good, I just ate a bit before I dumped it. Yeah, it might be a bit wasteful but the thing was that it did not suit my taste at all. Putting that aside, I had my breakfast with some Sclumberger stuffs and PKK stuff. It was really an enjoyable moment.

After helping out at the information booth for around half an hour, I excused myself to go into the hall to visit the 10 booths there. This time, I started from WesternGeco booth. I learned that this department is responsible to do some seismic test to check if the proposed area have resources or not. Then, the Drilling & Management department would do some drilling process to check up the place and confirm the presence of the resources. And so as for the other departments. All these departments do not necessarily need specialised people in their department, but all they need are just engineers (regardless of which field) as Schlumberger would train and shape them into the competent engineers for the each departments.

The whole day was really a great moment. Time really flies by when we are doing the things that we enjoy. The only things that I regretted were that I did not make full use of the time there to go ask more technical questions (due to my lack of study XD) and my camera broke down at the moment I really needed it the most. It's all fate, wasn't it?

Anyway, I managed to borrow Razlan's Sony Erickson's mobile phone to take some pictures. Here they are:

I received my volunteer certificate from Mr. Yang from Schlumberger team

Some random rants:
Well, some of the volunteer team had their test during the Sclumberger Technology Day 2008, so it was like, well, quite tough for them as they would be dead tired by the time they reach their hostel and they might just fall asleep right away before they evet have the chance to study.

Anyway, the commitment from volunteer team had gotten good feedback from Schlumberger Team and from the admin of UTM. This was such a great news for us. It really made us feel like every bits of our efforts were really worthful. Thanks a bunch, Schlumberger team and the volunteers team.

Sclumberger Technology Day 2008 - The 1st Day

I got up really early today. Yeah, I could hardly wait for today to come. Yes, it was Schlumberger Technology Day 2008, collaboration with Pusat Kaunseling dan Kerjaya (PKK) of Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM). Surely it would be a real eye-opener for me to know more about oil and gas industry's giant company, Sclumberger.

When I reached DSI, I was the first one to reach there actually. So, while waiting for others, I walked around and took some pictures. Here they are:

The main entrance

The information counter

Well, things were quite rushing this morning, I was actually having my breakfast at the dining hall, then suddenly someone asked for my penknife, so I went out of the dining hall to get the penknife for her. Then, Jennie asked me to arrange some chairs for students to sit in the VVIP room during career talks, which would take place there from 9.30am to 1.30pm. So, I ended up helping others before I could even finish up my breakfast. Then, everything settled, only then I could go to resume my breakfast. Well, that was not much of a problem actually.

There were 4 career talks in this morning, i.e.

1. Schlumberger Business Outlook by Sharad Behal, the Vice President & General Manager, Shlumberger Brunei, Malaysia & Philippines.
2. Technology in Schlumberger by Greg Nyein, the Account Manager, Schlumberger Brunei, Malaysia & Philippines.
3. Career Opportunities in Schlumberger by Nora Abu Zarin, the Recreuiting Manager, Schlumberger Brunei, Malaysia & Philippines.
4. Greeting Sessions by UTM Alumni (Darren Chew, Completions Project Engineer, Schlumberger Brunei, Malaysia & Philippines; Noor Rohaellizza, Reservoir Engineer, Schlumberger Brunei, Malaysia & Philippines.

I started my day with helping out at the information booth. We arranged the program booklet nicely there, helped to explain this program to the students who entered the hall, gave them a program booklet each upon their visit to the information counter, invited them to go for the career talk sessions, answered all both expected and unexpected questions...

After helping out in the information booth, I went for the second and third career talk. Before entering the VVIP room, Puan Fauziah, the Recruiting Assistant, Schlumberger Brunei, Malaysia & Philippines suddenly approached me and asked if I had seen Melissa, the emcee for the career talks. I opened the VVIP room a bit and searched for Melissa, but I couldn't find her. Then, I saw Woon Chan sitting behind and made some signal to her to tell her to come out. After she came out, she also didn't know where Melissa was at the moment. We then searched around the foyer and still couldn't find Melissa. Puan Fauziah then assigned me to be the temporary emcee for the event. Gosh, it was quite sudden. But it could be a good training for me. So, I accepted the challenge. When I went into the front, Mr Sharad was still delivering his speech his very last bit of talk. When his talk was finally over, it was time for him to give away a prize for someone who could answer his question, that is how many tongs of petroleum that can be produced daily. Well, I have forgotten the asnwer, sadly.

Later, it was a talk given by Mr Greg Nyien. His talk was really a splendid one as he is a really given speaker. He touched mostly on the technologies used in enhancing the production line. Later, the third speaker was Puan Nora. Well, it really widened my view on this oil and gas field. Yes, it's true that the job there on the platform is harsh, but, you'll really get what you are really deserved for. I have also learnt that working in Sclumberger does not mean that you'll stay in one department from the day you start your career there until you retire. Instead, you'll be different departments from time to time.

After the talks, I went back to the information counter to carry out my duty. It was quite an interesting job. You get all the chance to explain details to everyone who visit the booth. Yes, for sure that you might get a killer question once in a blue moon. This really good chance to polish up my conversation skill. For sure, I really went for it and tried my very best. At the counter, I met Kak Amy from Schlumberger team. She is a really nice person. She chatted about her life there in Sclumberger. It was a really good story.

As for the afternoon session, we had the opening ceremony by Timbalan Naib Canselor (TNC) UTM. Oh, those big shots really took their time to reach the destination. Never mind. The opening ceremony was, well, quite ok. Nothing much to be commented on.

while opening ceremony

Picture taken at information booth while opening ceremony

After the opening ceremony was over, the VIPs and the crowds began to gather around the ten booths inside the hall. These 10 booths were:

1. QHSE
2. Schlumberger Information Solutions
3. Data & Consulting Services
4. Integrated Project Management
5. Completions
6. Well Services
7. Well Testing Services
8. Wireline
9. Drilling & Measurement
10. WesternGeco

(From left: Mr Sharad, me, Puan Nora, Puan Fauziah)

Later at 8pm, we had our dinner at the UTM's lake side. The food was especially from KL! Yes, Schlumberger managed to get food caterer from KL as they were not quite satisfied with the food caterer here in Johor. The food was delicious, thumbs up!

The main stage for the dinner event

Crowds could get their food freely from various stalls

The Schlumberger Technology Day's team with UTM's volunteer team

The Sclumberger's team

Karaoke (from left: Navin, Puan Nora, Wai Shin, Jennie, Ivy)

The UTM's volunteers team (after karaoke)
Front from left: Jennie, Hui Xian, Swee Chin, Wai Shin, Hock Ming, me
Hind from left: Navin, Ivy, Tebbie

From left: Puan Nora, Jennie, Prof Tajuddin (TNC UTM), Mr Sharad

Sclumberger Technology Day 2008 - The day before

It rained a bit. I was stuck in the library. Feeling anxious, I glanced at my watch, it was 2.50pm. Oh, it's almost time for the Sclumberger Technology Day's team to meet up with us, the volunteers for this important day. I walked slowly to Dewan Sultan Iskandar (DSI) while looking at the sky. It was surely quite a bad day. It had been raining the whole afternoon.

When I reached DSI, gosh, there was no one there. I waited for 10 minutes, but still no signs of anyone coming. I started feeling suspicious, something was not right here, I thought. So, I messaged Jennie and only then found out that Kak Nik had postponed this meeting to 3.30pm due to the rain. Feeling a bit disappointed, I went back to the library, also known as Perpustakaan Sultanah Zanariah (PSZ).

I grabbed a July's Reader Digest and started my reading. I read something awesome about Beijing's new Olympic Stadium, also known as Bird Nest. It was regarded as one of the greatest modern design buildings. The building is unique for having so many crisscrossing steel beams wound in the shape of a giant basket. It could hold up to 91,000 people. The designers are two Swiss architects, Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron; and a Chinese artist Ai WeiWei. The building is using the latest technology, including the usage of Ethlene Tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE). This polymer is a trasnparent plastic, related to Teflon. Some of the advantages of choosing this material is that it is just 1% of the weight of glass; transmits more light; a better insulator; costs less; recyclable; self-cleaning; tougher; and quite a long life-span (approximately 50 years).

After reading the article, I went back to DSI once again and found that there were already four people, including Jennie, Ivy, Tebbie and Hui Xian there. Later I found out that the Sclumberger team were just checking out from Pulai Spring and that would take half an hour for them to reach UTM. Oh well, we had to wait again.

Razlan invited me to join him scrolling around the ten booths. Yeah, I agreed quickly. It was damn boring while waiting. The booths were splendidly arranged. There was a TV at each booth for displaying purposes. The following pictures were taken using Razlan's handset.

View from the main entrance

On the stage

While waiting, Hock Ming and Jennie went out to find a box to serve as a lucky draw box. Then, we wrapped it up with a really bright orange colour paper. Oh, never mind about the colour, the problem is that how to make a hole in the top part of the box so that hand could go in to draw out lucky numbers. Luckily, I brought along a small scissors with me. It was really a hectic job, such a small scissors was not so sufficient, it was really painful while cutting the hole.

while others were busy distributing packages according to their booth

Just as we were keeping ourselves busy, the Sclumberger team's bus finally arrived in font of DSI. Puan Fauziah, the Schlumberger's HR for South East Asia, stepped in DSI's foyer and asked for our help to unload the packages from the bus. After unloading the packages, we put them at their own booth accordingly. That took around twenty minutes. Then, we had a short briefing on what we should do on the actual day. Each of us received a bag of prizes, including a dark blue T-shirt, a light blue T-shirt, a plush, programme book and a paper bag.

Before we left, we did some numbering thing. Each and everyone of us numbered the program booklet. It was such a repetitious job. After finish numbering the booklet, I counted it back. Eh, how come the number was lest than it suppose to be? I rechecked the booklet's numbers twice. Gosh, I had rewritten the 979 twice. Sheesh, it was such a waste of time, but never mind.

Finally, our job was over. Each of us were so exhausted by that time. Without muchwasting time, we went back to our own college. On my way back, I dropped by Cengal Cafe to to buy some dinner. While I was about to make my leave, I saw Jagathiswaran, my coursemate. We chatted a bit on EPL before I went back to grab my shower.

Random Rants (24 August 2008)

This morning, I went for my degree++, “How to Get Yourself Employed”. The event starts at 8.30am. It was still so early, still so sleepy. Still so sad about the mock interview which was held last night, I rode my bicycle to my faculty. Well, to be frank, I was really blank during the mock interview, words seemed hard to be form from my mouth that night, and even worse, I misused the wrong phrase and it really made a huge damage on my speech. But, never mind that, I told myself, after all, it was just a mock interview which was meant to be a practice.

The first two hours speech was delivered by Mr Zubil Bahak, my Thermo-Fluid lecture, on “A Good First Impression”. His speech was superb. Not only had he entertained us with all his humorous jokes, but he also conveyed his messages very effectively. I had learnt important aspects on effective way of verbal, body languages and speech. Besides, I had also learnt a few powerful words that spiced up my vocabulary and would be a big helping hand in interview. All those dos and don’ts during an interview were really a great help during any interview.

After a 20 minutes break, Mr Razali Sulaiman delivered the second part of the speech on “Resume and Cover Letter”. Well, his speech is quite ok, but not as interesting as the previous presenter. I learnt how big companies make quite selection for interviewees, which is through a three-staged culling process. The first stage culling process kills off 50% - 70% of the candidates by a quick glance of any misspellings, wrong employers’ names, not following instructions, not sending on time and non-professional looking resumes. As for the second stage, only more outstanding resumes can pass through it. This includes formatting that makes the resumes more tidy and outstanding. As for the last stage, it mostly refer to the how well the details in the resumes relate to the job applied.

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Later on, I had been trying out my CELCOM Broadband in my hostel, but the result was always negative. Hence I could not even go online today. Even if I could connect to the internet, it would only last for a few seconds before dying out. Oh man, it was so damn boring without internet.

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Then, I received a sms from Jennie, inviting me to watch Beijing Olympics’ closing ceremony. Without much hesitation, I agreed instantly. She picked me up and another friend of mine, Yun Fatt to Taman U. Our luck was quite bad, it rained a bit. So, we moved from tables to tables quite a number of times. A few minutes later, more friends came and joined us watching the closing ceremony. The closing ceremony was quite splendidly carried out. It started off with speeches by Beijing Olympics’ Head and the International Olympics’ Head. Then, a series of entertainment were dished out, including dazzling grand fireworks, human pyramid, Hong Kong pop singers (including Jacky Chan and Wong Lee Hom) singing, some performance from the next Olympics powerhouse, England, including some dances and David Beckham stood on the top of a double-decker bus while waving to the spectators. The closing ceremony ended with a series of fantastic flamboyant fireworks.Oh, How I wish I were there in the stadium to watch it.

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未来的我？

(C)未来照片館 (C)無料ゲーム屋ふりーむ Supported by 無料オンラインゲームまとめ

哈哈。未来的我竟然是银河的一颗星星！太妙了！おもしろい！

其实也是蛮不错的啦，想想看，变成一颗星其实也蛮多好处的，
照亮别人、让人观察、让人欣赏、长生不老。。。

哈哈。

A tiring but meaningful day

"You think you can reach the bunting holders?"

"Oh no, I ain't that tall."

"But, there are 100 buntings to be hanged up. Maybe we should ask Pak Guard some tangga."

"lol, but you think we could borrow from them meh?"

"Maybe la... Who knows?"

Oh well, that was our conversation this morning before hanging up 100 buntings for Schlumberger Career Fair around UTM. The event would take place at Dewan Sultan Iskandar (DSI) on 27 & 28 August 2008.

I woke up early this morning. It was still so sleepy, oh gosh, have to wake up so early. After all, now is my rare chance to sleep as much as I wish. It was my semester break after all. But I had promised others that I would help out for hanging buntings. Ok, get up, sleepy head, I told myself.

This morning Jennie sent me a message and picked me up from my college. Still yawning, I got up her car. We gathered at PKK (Pusat Kaunseling dan Kerjaya). Oh crap, there were only 5 of us available this morning to hang those 100 buntings. It would take up a long time for sure, I told myself.

After some job distribution, we left to the main gate to start hanging up the buntings.

*UTM's main gate (picture was taken during convocation, 19th August 2009 around 6.30pm)

We start off by taking off the convo's buntings and only then we hanged up ours. Well, we climbed up the bunting hangers, yes, we really heroically climbed it. Haha.

Now, here comes the funny part. First, we were warned by some technicians about our safety as we were climbing up the bunting hangers without any ladder. Well, we just kind of ignoring them and continued our job. After hanging around 20 buntings, a Pak Guard (security) stopped us and questioned us on whether we had our permission to take down the convo's buntings and to hang up Schlumberger's buntings. Oh crap, Pak Guard again. They have always been hated by most students here. Oh well, after all, they are just doing their job. This time, Jennie represented us all to be questioned. XD Luckily, it wasn't me.

After 1o minutes, she came out and clarified that we could hang up the buntings. Just that Pak Guard want to make sure that we count those buntings that we had taken down. Of course, no worries, Pak Guard.

Then, again, we started again our laborious job. The five of us hanged up the buntings like crazy. Well, it was such a repetitious job, taking down the convo's buntings, climbing up the bunting hangers, hanging up Schlumberger's buntings, tying up the wires and then climbing down. Gosh, I never thought that it would be this tiring, just hanging buntings.

Around 11.30am, the sky seemed so dark, we took a break and promised to continued our job at 2.30pm. We parted and went off to take our meal at Pak Ali. I chose a piece of chicken, some vegie and a nescafe ice. It cost me 5 bucks. That's pretty expensive, I thought. But, never mind, this is just once in a while. We enjoyed our lunch and chitchatted a bit after it. There were 3 of us, me, Jennie and Hock Meng.

Then, we were off to PKK again and have a short break before starting our job again. During this time, Hock Meng and I met Kak Nurzima, a counselor there. She is one of our hardworking Mandarin Class student. We first chatted about mandarin language as she had some doubts. Later, without much, suddenly our topic changed to career stuffs. She really stressed out the importance of choosing a right career. She talked about why thousands of graduates can't get their jobs and what are we supposed to expect while working with Multi National Company (MNC). She stressed that graduates tend to be so snobbish as they are so choosy of their job and salaries. I was really moved, seriously.

After the rest, we started again as planned. This time, we hanged up the buntings around the road along faculties. This time was much quicker than expected. The whole process ended around 3.30pm. After returning all the unrelated buntings (convo's and others), we go to to have some ice kacang at Taman U. Oh ya, there were four of us, i.e. Razlan, Hock Meng, Jennie and me. We went there on Jennie's car. Here's the picture of it.

picture was taken using Jennie's handset

It cost RM2.50, quite expensive. According to Razlan, the price was just 2 Ringgit last time, but oh well, the petroleum's price is climbing high now, what to do? Leaving that aside, the ice kacang was quite ok. It had some chocolate on top of it and that made it quite yummy. We chatted again for a while before we went back to UTM. Forgot to mention that these ice kacang were all on Kak Nik. Thanks, Kak Nik.

Old memories

4B (2002)

5B (2003)

Prefectorial Board of 2002/03

Near library there

The new admin block

The 'Bo Shi Mao' ***New location***

A bird on the stool

Track Field

The old library's and lab's block

The small pond in the school

伤心的一天 (A Sad Day)

哎，真得很伤心。结果，我花了一天整理心情，才把部落格写好。


事情是这样的：


前天晚上，我与几位朋友到餐厅看我国的羽毛球好手，李宗伟的比赛。这是场全国羽球迷必看的比赛。我们都非常期待着场北京奥运会羽球男单决赛的比赛，因为这是历史上最接近金牌的机会。


但是，李宗伟当晚的表现实在令人失望，他似乎在梦游着，依旧寻找着的夺金梦。他一直在把球吊得高高的，林丹就乘机把李宗伟杀的什么都没剩。


虽然如此，李宗伟的之前的努力并没白费，他夺下了大马史上的第二面银牌。如果没有李宗伟，我国可能在这届的奥运会再次抱着鸭蛋回国。其他的健将似乎只是在点缀场合。给了大家希望后，又把大家高高的摔下来。


失败了一次不代表永远失败。芒养补牢，未为迟也。只要李宗伟肯更加努力，对自己的弱点下苦功，他肯定会在下一届的奥运夺下金牌的。

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English Version (For my dearest readers)
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I was so down. After spending a whole day to sort out my feeling, I somehow managed to finished up my blog.


The thing was like this:


The night before yesterday, my friend and I went to watch our national badminton player, Lee Chong Wei's match. This was a must-see game for every badminton fans. We had been looking forward to this men's single final as it was a rare chance for our country to grab gold medal in the history of Olympic.

However, sadly, Lee Chong Wei's performance was so disappointing, he seemed to be daydreaming throughout this game while dreaming of the gold medal. He always looped the ball high. Lin Dan easily made full use of this golden opportunity to kill off Chong Wei in 2 straight game sets.

However, all Chong Wei's effort won't be in vain, he grabbed Malaysia's second silver medal in the history of Olympic. If not because of Lee Chong Wei, our beloved Malaysia would most probably ended up nothing to be brought back home. As for the other athletes, sadly they seemed to be just decorating this event. They brought us hopes but later disappointed us greatly.

Losing once does not mean that we are losing for the rest of our time. A Chinese proverb says it won't be too late to mend the fence after being attacked. If Lee Chong Wei could train harder, really look into his weaknesses and improves them, for sure after 4 years, the Olympic gold medal would not be a dream anymore.

全世界上最快的飞人

陆地上最快的飞人：博尔特

BOLT USAIN（牙买加）

The Fastest Human Being on Land:
Bolt Usain (Jamaica)

太了不起了，博尔特再次刷新世界纪录！

这次是北京奥运会田径最受瞩目的一百米决赛中
以9秒69把世界纪录再次刷新。

Great, Bolt once again broke the world record!

This time in Beijing Olympics' famed 100 metre race
with the record of 9.69 secs, he broke the world record

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水里最快飞鱼：迈克-菲尔普斯
MICHAEL PHELPS （美国）

2004 希腊雅典奥运会
他曾放出豪言会夺下8枚金牌，
但又夺得5枚金牌，
结果失败了。

2008北京奥运会
他依然放出豪言会夺下8枚金牌，
他如愿以偿的夺下了8枚金牌，
结果成功了！

他那不怕艰苦的精神值得我们大家学习。

ipod nano

我终于买了 ipod naono 4Gb。在e-bay买的。花了RM450，市场的价钱是大约六百块钱吧。虽然有点心疼，但是还是下手了。。。

我所用的钱不是我双亲的，是我在假期时打工辛苦苦赚来的，在富丽华做了接近四个月的cashier及在母校做一个月半的临教。

一切辛苦都值得！

累了

哎，最近厌倦了繁忙的生活、繁重的功课、考试的压力。。。

真的累了

想好好休息一下

人生

有时
人生就是少了那么一点点的运气
时常让人觉得自己被命运玩弄了
受了不少的委屈、折磨、伤痛、背叛、苦头、麻烦。。。

但是
如果用另一个角度看一看
也许我们会发现到其实
我们的每一个挫折
都代表着我们的成长

博客所面临的危机

自从 Raja Petra 的案件后，警方已经非常的严厉看待博客。他们甚至威胁博客不可乱写文章，尤其是那些敏感课题。

今天的新海峡时报登了一则新闻关于这件事。(16/8/2008)
"Police Keeping an Eye on Bloggers"

然而，我们身为博客，必须谨慎技小心选择我们所写的每一个字，因为病从口入，祸从口出; 一言既出，驷马难追。不要因为一时的冲动而造成一生的麻烦，到时后悔也来不及了。

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Since Raja Petra's case, police have been keeping an eye on bloggers nationwide. The even threaten bloggers not to write whatever they wish, especially the sensitive issues.

Today, New Strait Times published a news about this case. (16/8/2008)
"Police Keeping an Eye on Bloggers"

Menwhile, as a blogger, we should always be precautious while choosing every single word that we use, because sickness came in through our mouth, troubles came out from our mouth; once you have spoken, you could never take it back. Never let anger take control of your mind and rush things, it would be too late to regret later.

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