Exam time VS Holiday time April 12, 2009

I don’t sure which one is important, but I think both of them are important. I now, most of you will choose holiday time right? you guys shouldn’t just think so simple like that. Despite of exam time, you still have a lot of time to revise together with your friends. That is why, you guys shouldn’t be bias in this kind of topic, and believe me you guys will feel so sorry if you guys know what is the true secrets between the ‘battle of these two times’!.

Lets start with holiday time. What exactly you guys do in this time? for me, I prefer sleeping and enjoying my freetime doing fun stuff. I don’t want to be rude, but usually this is the time where couples spend time together, and in the same time couple break up too. I don’t know why this kind of situation happen such in time of happiness. Beside that, this is also the time for family reunion. It might be the best think ever in this ‘time’ but there are several people feel so unhappy too because they’ve loss their parents or perhaps their family member. So, happy time can also become the crucial time for relationship and family reunion. In contrary, I also disagree for what I’m just saying before this because most of the holiday time is the time where ‘happy ever after’ thing is always worthy. I hope it will never become just a dream for anyone.

Second, for exam time most people prefer this time to be called as ’stress time’. Especially for student, they think that exam time is unworthy and just a burden for them. In fact, exam time is a crucial time for student’s future life. Student should sacrifices most of the time they have to study just for their exam. Now you guys know why this is a stress time right? exactly this time is not that stressful. Good student usually know how to arrange their schedule and study time. For them, exam time is no different from the rest of their freetime. This is because their treat their daily routine work with revision and reviewing their study. In addition, this is the time where true friend can be found. A true friend is a friend that will always helping you even in this harsh time. Not only that, you guys will always have a family support and maybe your girlfriend wishes just for your success in exam. Isn’t that great!

In short, these ‘times’ is very important in our life. Never take it lightly and always think positive when you facing such time like this.

Release your BRUTE!!! April 7, 2009

No places to release your tension? How about playing some online Flash game that totally can release your BRUTENESS!!. This online game almost quite popular if I’m not mistaken. Not only that, this online flash game didn’t need complicated command and even the gameplay of this game quite different from the rest online flash game. So, try it yourself!! here is the screenshot from the web:

Our Prime Minister making a surprise visit April 5, 2009

KUALA LUMPUR, Sat:
Less than 24 hours after he was appointed Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Najib Razak made a surprise visit to three areas in the federal capital to meet the people and know their problems.

Clad in casual khaki attire, Najib spent over two hours visiting Petaling Street, also known as KL’s Chinatown, the predominantly-Malay area of Vista Angkasa near Kampung Kerinchi, and then Brickfields with its Indian-majority community.

Najib was accompanied by KL Mayor Datuk Ahmad Fuad Ismail and Federal Territories Minister Datuk Seri Zulhasnan Rafique, who was understood to have briefed Najib earlier on the three areas and the upgrading projects.

The new prime minister arrived in Petaling Street at 3.25pm with the traders and shoppers looking pleasantly surprised by the visit. Najib went around shaking hands and exchanging a few words with the crowd, including a lorry attendant who extended his hand for a handshake while unloading goods.

Some in the crowd clapped or waved their hands at Najib, some took photographs while there were those who wasted no time to inform Najib of their problems.
Najib advised the traders at this popular tourist spot to employ locals.

“It’s good if the leaders meet the people more often,” said trader Lim Teck Heng, 47.

Najib received the same warm reception in Vista Angkasa with its low-cost and medium-cost apartments.

“I was really surprised to see the prime minister coming out of his car here. I am also touched by his presence. I like his approach,” said Mohamad Hassan, a resident.

“I want this to be an unofficial and surprise visit. I told Zulhasnan that I did not want a red-carpet welcome with ‘bunga manggar’,” Najib told the residents.

“My visit is for meeting ordinary people to know about their problems,” he
added.

Najib also said that the government had approved a RM6.1 million allocation to improve the housing area, which has 1,050 units including 196 low-cost ones.

Out of the allocation, RM2.8 million will be for repainting the blocks, RM1.3 for repairing the roofs, RM1 for improving the anti-lightning system, RM600,000 for replacing the lifts and RM400,000 for improving the telecommunication system.

Najib said the strata titles for the housing area would be issued after the completion of the upgrading works which would begin soon.

“The government will implement what is within its means to provide a more comfortable living environment for the people. This is in line with the One Malaysia concept with the people’s needs being given priority and implementation of projects speeded up.”

Besides talking to the residents, Najib also toured the area. He was there for about 20 minutes.

“When a leader comes visiting like this, only then will he know about our needs and problems,” said Othman Ahmad, 58.

When Najib then arrived at the row of shophouses in Jalan Tun Sambanthan, Brickfields at 4.20pm, the atmosphere was rather joyous as traders, shoppers and passers-by reached forward to shake hands with Najib.

He even stopped at a restaurant there for ‘putu mayam’ and ‘thosai’ with curry placed on a banana leaf, and a glass of ‘teh O ais limau’ (iced tea with a queeze of lime) before leaving “Little India” at 5pm.

“Who would think that yesterday he took his oath of office (as PM) and today he’s here?” said G. Subramaniam, 20, a Brickfields resident.

Foodstall operator R. Puvaneswaran, 37, was delighted to see the prime
minister at close range. “I am also happy that many ISA detainees are freed. I have three relatives (among them).”

Another resident, A. Parameswari, 50, said leaders must always “turun
padang” (go to the ground) to look after the interest of the people.

It is learnt that Najib will be using the same approach in the states he will be visiting.

*all information was taken from News Straits Time.

I’m back fella’s!!! April 4, 2009

Now its time for online!!

Wow..

Its been a long time I didn’t updating my blog. I already forgot when and why I can’t updating my own blog. For sure I think all that because of my time here constraining me from updating this blog. So, this semester( my third sem ) I think I can update this blog frequently. I will start blogging from scratch. But, for tonight post I prefer just to say Hi to my blog because its been a long time I didn’t edit or reconfigure my blog. What a relief for my now, I can do all those thing again.

I will post new topics in recent article tonight just after I install my blogging editing software.

P/S: Thanks for being helpful to me..