Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Redang Trip!!!
ok...stop all dis nonsense...as mention on da title above...likky n i r planning 4 a REDANG TRIP!!!! sumbody giv me a 'OH YEAH....." itz been a long time since our last trip 2 sentosa (except 4 wk,sky,likky n i hu manage2 gather 4 a genting trip last year)...so i need all of ur feedback n reply...hu wana join (muz confirmed 1 ar...or else money burn since v need 2 pay when book)...which package u all wan(got 3D2N or 2D1N)...how much u all willing 2 pay(range from 300-500)...da date will b on da 1st week of august...so ppl plz reply k!!!
P/s: add on from previous post...i'll create a facebook grp in facebook(hihihi)...so ppl plz giv suggestion of da grp name(dun care whether u creative anot :P)
Thursday, June 05, 2008
DEAD
one more thing...since every1 like seldom check tis blog...y dun we create a group on facebook where every1 like crazy n addicted nowadays...then we can easily update ourself while playing wif addicting facebook app...WAT SAY U ALL??!!!
Sunday, February 17, 2008
[K]To disentangle
As she said, there are a lot of discussions in the cBox, with updates of news from different people. However, there are some problems, firstly, the cbox is haphazard which make it difficult to read; secondly, perhaps for the reasons of security and privacy, the statements are implicit, as in people like to turn around the bush, rather than shooting pointblank. This cause a certain level of confusion, especially for those who did not follow the conversations regularly.
Hence, I'm going to do the Chinese New Year good deed by sorting out the stuff exclusively for you! Do not worry much or rather do not get too excited, I am not going to add new material, I'm just sorting the things out by person. So here it goes:
D
We all know that D is a very good sprinter in the love arena. As W said, his progress is always the fastest. It took him less than a day to progress from SMS mate to Big Brother, even though he need nearly one hour to iron his shirt in Oldham Hall laundry room.
As a result, people can easily guess that the topic of discussion always start with D. The story started when Q and L found a few comments posted by SS on D's Friendster profile. Seeing how beautiful SS is, they suddenly feel itchy all over their fingers and posted comments of encouragement on the same page as SS. W, equally itchy, later brought the issue to this blog and hence the discussion began. W deemed the comments posted by L and Q uncalled-for, as it might hinder D's further progress. Nonethess, W, L, Q, C, G and I were all in full support of D. On the other hand, D denied that SS was his target as he claimed that SS was too innocent for him. D was also upset by his "@$ hole friends", a term loosely used by W, and decided to kill L and Q. The discussion, however, went haywire as there are no more news about SS while D tried to divert attention by asking other people's gossip.
A few weeks later, the smoke was clear. It seemed that all out past guesses were wrong and that SS was really not D's target to begin with. Apparently, D already has a girl friend called FW for quite some time. The information was initiated by L and provided by W. W initially tried to protect the identity of whoever leak the information by saying that he got the info from his friend studying in the same course with FW. However, due to either conscience or just that he wanted to reveal the identity of the evil whoever, he decided not to do so. Thus, D, upset again, threaten to kill the "whoever who betray him".
Anyway, D, we are all happy to hear the news. And we are always behind you, supporting you.
W
W is the source of all information. There were also a lot of discussion going on about him. His name first appeared in a comment on a Facebook photo by L and the topic was about his "attitude face". C, A, M, LMY and Zn quickly followed. However, such discussion does not make any sense now because we all agreed that W has changed. As C said, W now can smooth with any girl, the image of always having attitude has long gone, even though occasionally he still shows it to me. When such topic was brought out to this blog, concerned friends of his started to ask questions. Invariantly, people wanted to know which one he really liked and had the highest possibility to go into steady relationship, perhaps a marriage eventually. The response was so overwhelming that W even threatened to burn my room if I leaked any information.
The question, however, left unanswered. One of the reason was that D's topic was discussed concurrently at that time, significant amount of attention was diverted. Furthermore, it seemed that W did not wish to disclose before going steady. Or perhaps he is still undecided with so many choices each one seems better than the other.
But no rush, people. I know that you are all very curious, so am I. But really no rush. W is a thoughtful person when it comes to making a big decision. Last time when he wanted to buy a pair of earpieces and a PDA, he spent few days to recognise the need but not the want to have the items, a few months on information search and evaluation of alternative before coming to the purchase decision. As a result, the cognitive dissonance after buying the items was low and hence he is happy with almost all the items he brought. This is very different from D who always makes impulse purchase. Hence, when it comes to romance, we can assume exhibition of similar behaviour. While D is more likely to go for the first spark, W need to go through the process of need recognisation(to recognise the need to have a girl friend) -> information search(attracting girls and know them well) -> alternative evaluation(choose the most compatible girl as his girl friend, or even find an alternative to having a girlfriend to satisfy his needs) -> confession -> happily ever after.
W, what I want to say is that do not take too long, some girls are not so patient, if you know what I mean...
C
Since significant amount of attention has been put on W and D. There was not much discussion on C.
Do work hard on every course in love life you take. You have my support.
L
Seldom hear from L recently either. I only got information about L from W. But great contribution to all the topics. Good Job, keep it up.
So how your love life recently, L, despite going to be double killed by D?
Zn and Q
How come there is no gossips about Zn and Q, even though they always appear on the cBox?
Who ever missing in action(G, A, M ...)
Please participate leh... Don't dive.
K
There is no topic on me either because I do not have any love life. I have been facing computers instead of human beings for a few weeks because of the stupid lab. My only communication with people is MSN messenger, let alone going out with girls and stuff. I am currently under pressure but my only way to distress is to write this kind of blog entry. Sadly, this is my life. By the time I graduate, I might even get double bachelor (Bachelor of Enigneering and literal bachelor if you know what I mean). Again, this might be my life.
All
Happy belated Valentine's day. Wish you have a blossoming love life.
Did I miss out anything?
Thursday, February 14, 2008
♥ ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE ♥
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Saturday, November 17, 2007
Everybody needs a lil' bit of gossip.
...I'm gonna be "beaten up" by Darren next summer anyhow. Therefore, I shall just share the joy here.. ( just to enlighten you, Zn ! ) :p
Well, in case you haven't realized, the cbox on the side is way more active than the blog space. I suggest making the cbox bigger and the blog space smaller...
and if you're reading those comments in the cbox and don't understand a thing..
you'll have to start by visiting Darren Leom's friendster page and reading his testimonials. That'll make alot more sense to you. Eventually, you'll figure out who's SS. - she's cute btw (at least I think so) and I'm sure L,W,G,C,K agrees. HAHA.
Show some support people !! :p
"U can do it, Dare!" - qw
Okay.. now he's not gonna beat me.. he's gonna KILL me...
Months to come. Gossip's more important. Sorry dude. :p
*fingers crossed*
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
hi hi
I will be in malaysia from 15 december to 11 january. Should be in petaling jaya. Anyone free and in malaysia at that time? Or anybody visiting singapore soon??
Friday, October 26, 2007
Hello anyone ??
How have you all been ??
Looks like everyone is tied up and very busy lately ??
Haven't hear from anyone from anywhere for quite some time ..
I believe it is exam period now ??
All the best everyone !!!
P.S. Can you believe it ? 2007 Singapore-GCE A levels is starting on 31 October ...
It seems to me like only yesterday I was in the hall sitting for the GP paper ....
Monday, September 10, 2007
Fun Mini Game
However, most of us (99.999%) can, at least, advance to level 3. The secret is to CONCENTRATE.
Quite fun a game. Do give it a try.
And remember, hold you mouse tight, look at the screen closely and concentrate.
Get the code at www.winterrowd.com
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Thursday, August 16, 2007
Life -> Normal
Luckily, now everything is back to normal. Only leave with some uncertainties, some gaps to be filled in. The only thing is lectures are very boring. Very torturing to see professors work so hard and were so excited, but I still feel sleepy. Really feel bad for this. I hope I won't make them feel down.
Praying for money to drop from the sky.
Sunday, August 12, 2007
Tomorrow


Wednesday, August 01, 2007
VI scout den got burnt down
This has nothing to do with you guys ..
but i thought it was really funny ...
rite .. this is the scout den ..
it's where i used to hang out in ...
there are two scout groups in VI ..
so we share half of the scout den each ..
jst now i heard this is wut happened to the scout den recently ...
apparently some idiots decided VI has not make local headlines for quite some time already ..
for your info .. the last time it did ...
it was about some small time thugs beating up their schoolmates ... and hence got arrested ..
ok ... the scout den was burnt down by some arsonists ... this is so cool
haha ... in a sarcastic way ...
Monday, July 30, 2007
Watch your blogs, warns PM
KUANTAN: Bloggers are as liable for defamation as publishers of printed materials, Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi warned.
Commenting on the on-going debates regarding bloggers and their comments in Internet postings, the Prime Minister added:
“It is wrong for bloggers to go overboard, especially if they post slanderous articles against the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and Islam on the website,” he told reporters here yesterday.
“This is not something one can take lightly,” Abdullah added.
On July 25, Malaysia Today's Raja Petra Kamarudin, 57, was called in to record a statement for allegedly posting a series of comments and remarks that insulted the King, degraded Islam and incited hatred and violence in Malaysia’s multi-racial society.
In KOTA BARU, Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz said the allegations against Inspector-General Tan Sri Musa Hassan and former Anti-Corruption Agency director-general Datuk Seri Zulkifli Mat Noor were proof of blogs being used to post slander.
He advised bloggers to exercise caution in their articles so as not to cause injustice to the person or persons involved.
He also advised those with evidence of corruption against public servants or politicians to report directly to the ACA and not to bloggers.
In KIMANIS, Sabah, Umno Youth deputy chief Khairy Jamaluddin said the party had no intention of asking the Government to censor the Internet but wanted legal action taken against bloggers who spread lies and slander through cyberspace.
He said the party had, for a long time, ignored such bloggers but the situation had reached a point where “it looked like there are no laws in cyberspace except the laws of the jungle.”
Khairy said bloggers must realise that they were not above the law and that “cyberspace is not a place for lawlessness.”
He said Umno would be keeping close tabs on the various blogs.
quoted from "http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2007/7/29/nation/18441138&sec=nation"
take note when you publish your entry, be it genuine or not.
Thursday, July 26, 2007
The library@orchard to close by November 2007
CNA reported that the library will close it's doors by November 2007 until relocation is completed in around 2010
(http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/290279/1/.html)
Sunday, July 22, 2007
Article from theAge.com.au ~ i actually felt really proud of Singapore after reading this ~ Long live Singapore!!
Eaten by Singapore
WHEN shareholders in Perth-based energy utility Alinta Ltd gather to vote on the $15 billion carve-up of the company on August 13, few of them will realise the remarkable historical event they will trigger.
In accepting $4.5 billion of cash from Singapore Power for a suite of Australian electricity and gas distribution assets, Alinta shareholders will lift the total value of Australian business assets controlled by the Singapore Government to almost $30 billion.
This will exceed the value of commercial assets owned by our own Federal Government, which is surely an unprecedented situation for any First World country. How can a foreign power own more of Australia than our own government?
While ordinary Singaporeans have limited democratic rights and still don't enjoy benefits such as Australia's minimum wage (the world's highest), the Singapore state has amassed an empire worth more than $200 billion — and it has now put more of it into Australia than any other country.
The investments come from two discreet vehicles. The $100 billion-plus Government Investment Corporation (GIC) invests Singapore's foreign reserves around the world while Temasek Holdings owns the shares in government-controlled businesses such as Singapore Airlines, Singapore Power, Singtel and the giant DBS Holdings financial conglomerate.
Few people realise how much these two vehicles have ploughed into Australia since 1995, buying many sensitive and prestigious assets such as Optus, Myer Melbourne and large parts of the old State Electricity Commission of Victoria.
This compares starkly with the Howard Government, which has raised about $65 billion from privatisation — the biggest chunks coming from selling 83 per cent of Telstra ($45 billion), 50.1 per cent of the Commonwealth Bank ($5.15 billion) and the nation's airports ($8.5 billion).
With Medibank Private also slated for sale next year, the Government is left with only Australia Post, which made a net profit of $370 million in 2005-06 and is therefore worth about $7 billion. The residual 17 per cent stake in Telstra is worth $10 billion but the Government doesn't control it.
While other nations such as China, Singapore, Russia, Korea, Kuwait and Norway build up huge sovereign funds, Australia, with its world-beating dowry of natural assets, still has a Federal Government with a negative net worth of $10 billion in the middle of an unprecedented commodities boom.
Even including the $52 billion in the Future Fund and all land and defence assets, these assets do not exceed the $50 billion in outstanding federal debt and $111 billion in unfunded superannuation liabilities as at June 30, 2007.
The contrast with Singapore is stark indeed. This island nation of just 4.4 million people in a land mass broadly equivalent to Melbourne has amassed vast public wealth, although its private wealth is nowhere near the $8130 billion that the federal Treasury and Australian Bureau of Statistics estimate Australia's 21 million citizens have accumulated.
So how did this happen? It all started when Singapore Airlines wanted to buy the cornerstone 25 per cent stake in Qantas offered by the Keating Government in 1993, but lost out to British Airways. It took the defeat very badly.
Its first major successful move came in 1995 when a Singapore government body, Capita Land, bought a controlling interest in Australand, the property developer that built the Commonwealth Games village. This stake is now worth $1.1 billion.
After staying out of the original $30 billion energy sector privatisation program in Victoria, Singapore Power, which is fully owned by the state, picked up the monopoly electricity transmission business Powernet for $2.1 billion in June 2000.
This was quickly followed by Singtel's $14 billion bid for Optus in 2001. Singtel is 56 per cent government-owned, so Optus is now more publicly owned than Telstra — albeit by a foreign power. I, for one, switched my mobile phone contract from Optus to Telstra as a small consumer protest when Australian drug trafficker Van Nguyen was executed by the immovable Singapore authorities in 2005.
The next big bite was Singapore Power's $5.1 billion acquisition of TXU's Australian energy portfolio in April 2004, although $2.2 billion of retail and generation assets were on-sold to China Light & Power in March 2005. Late in 2005, 49 per cent of the remaining Australian power assets were floated in a vehicle called SP Ausnet, raising $1.3 billion.
This reduced the total power sector investment to $3.8 billion, but now we have the huge Alinta deal in which Singapore Power is offering $4.5 billion in cash to become the monopoly gas distributor in NSW and the largest distributor of electricity in Victoria.
It will even own 50 per cent of ActewAGL — the company that keeps the lights on at Parliament House in Canberra.
Coinciding with the Alinta deal has been a recent splurge of property investments. Frank Lowy sold to GIC a 50 per cent stake in Westfield Parramatta, Australia's third-most valuable shopping centre, for $717 million in May.
An even more prestigious purchase last month was the Myer Melbourne complex, which is now one-third owned by GIC after it teamed up with the Myer family and the Commonwealth Bank to buy it for $600 million.
GIC already owns the Park Hyatt hotel in Melbourne, along with Sydney's Queen Victoria Building and the Strand Arcade, and there's been recent press speculation that it will buy into Westfield's Doncaster Shoppingtown to help fund a $400 million redevelopment.
But it doesn't stop there.
Even child-care behemoth ABC Learning, which receives $3 million a week from Australian taxpayers to look after 40,000 children and has former children's minister Larry Anthony on its board, this month issued 12 per cent of its shares to Temasek for $401 million.
In some countries, child care is provided by the state, yet our Government is now funding a company which has a foreign government as its largest shareholder to deliver this service. All this must make for interesting discussions when John Howard catches up with his Singaporean counterpart, Lee Hsien Loong, or his autocratic father, Lee Kuan Yew, who is still "GIC chairman minister mentor" at the ripe old age of 83.
Peter Costello was busily showing Lee Kuan Yew around Federal Parliament a few weeks ago and, given the 2003 Free Trade Agreement, it's fair to assume relations remain close.
The same can't be said for Singapore and Thailand. In January 2006, Temasek bought control of Shin Corp — the family company of Thailand's former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra — for $US1.9 billion ($A2.1 billion) in a deal that sparked widespread protests and a military coup.
The generals have since crippled Shin Corp's telecoms and satellite business to the point where Singapore has dropped well over $1.5 billion and relations between the two countries are severely strained.
Could Singapore's financial imperialism ever cause tensions here? The only time Singapore has faced any takeover resistance in Australia was in 2000 when Peter Costello blocked a proposed bid for Westpac by financial conglomerate DBS Holdings, which is 28 per cent owned by Temasek.
However, Singapore Airlines remains bitter about losing almost $500 million in the Ansett collapse and being denied access to the lucrative Pacific route, which might explain why it is now funding Tiger Airways' assault on the Australian domestic market in an attempt to damage Qantas.
Planes, child-care centres, shopping centres, department stores, satellites, hotels, power lines, gas pipelines and mobile phones: the Singapore Government owns all that and more in Australia yet this is barely mentioned in public debate.
Does anybody else out there feel a little uneasy about this phenomenon, especially given the secretive, autocratic and undemocratic tendencies of the Singapore Government?
Australian companies, let alone our Government, would never be allowed to buy equivalent assets in Singapore. And all this investment didn't even give us the leverage to save Van Nguyen from the gallows.
Stephen Mayne was founder of Crikey.com and Kennett government spin doctor responsible for privatisation from 1992-1994.
Saturday, July 21, 2007
[Extracted] 7 Wonders: They Are All Available In Malaysia
The new 7 wonders voted by millions of Internet users are really not up to standard.
Actually they could just make thing simpler, as the “new 7 wonders” are just before our eyes. If the 7 wonders to be chosen from Malaysia, it should have less controversies than the online voting.
1. Tropical Water Village: After a great thunderstorm in an afternoon, Kuala Lumpur will be “immersed” in water.
At that moment, Kuala Lumpur will become like Venice. Tourists can see inverted reflection of KLCC Twin Towers and KL Tower in the water. It is wavy and swaying.
We can suggest to the Ministry of Tourism of boat services. The ministry can recruit fishing boats and hundreds of boatmen from all over Malaysia.
Starting from KLCC Twin Towers, the boatman who is wearing Songkok and Sari will be singing while bringing his passengers to the Golden Triangle of Bukit Bintang and finally stops at Merdeka Square.
If the tourists are not yet satisfied, they can go to the underground parking of Merdeka Square. It is the world's first underground swimming and snorkeling pool. Cars immersed in the water can be used for treasure hunt.
2. The Wonder of Mice and Human : Gurney Drive of Penang is full of mice and human, but they do not interfere each others. Instead, they appreciate one another and it can become a role model for ecology.
While the tourists are enjoying Penang cuisine in Gurney Drive, hundreds of mice are rushing between their feet. They are eating with their mouths, and at the same time their feet are moving up and down, playing hide-and-seek with mice. They are staying happily together.
In addition, we can propose to Tourism Penang that they should encourage food stalls to obtain materials from local sources and produce “mice grand feast”!
It could be “rats with three ways of eating”: firstly grill the rat skin, and later braise the meat. The rest of the parts could be used to cook rat soup. The second menu is rats potpourri: mince rat meat and stir-fry it with five spices. Thirdly they can make “rats sushi”: choose bigger rats, and then stabbed them into thin slices after its skin was peeled. Mix the thin slices with Wasabi and best served while fresh.
3. The Lost of Ma Zu: Kudat in Sabah is searching for the mysterious Ma Zu.
Kudat is located at the northeast of Borneo. Initially there is a Ma Zu statue, but it was later went missing and only the base was left over. Is Ma Zu “flew” to overseas already?
This miracle is comparable to the Apollo statue which kept watch Aegean Sea more than 2,000 years ago. The history of Apollo statue is only available in annals record, and we can no longer see its statue. For centuries, visitors go to the Rhodes Island at the Aegean Sea, but they simply couldn't see the statue.
Even though Kudat's Ma Zu statue is missing, but it can act like the Apollo statue at Rhodes Island, welcoming the tourists. Then they can travel together and search for Ma Zu statue.
4. Thrilled Johor Bahru: It provides an unprecedented horror experience.
Theme parks are famous in the worldwide. However, most of the theme parks are fake and they tend to be formalised. It is difficult to provide true feeling to the tourists.
In this Johor Bahru theme park, the most famous game is snatching. When a tourist is walking on the street, a snatch thief will switch on his motorcycle engine. A self-experienced game which tests your wisdom and courage starts now!
If the tourist successfully catches the snatch thief, with the assistance of other people, he can attack the thief with Wushu freely. Sometimes, the thief could be assaulted until he is dying.
Not only for justice, but playing Wushu can as well give vent to long-suppressed emotions. It is so refreshing!
However, this theme park is very adventurous. In most cases, tourists have to pay for heavy price. It is the matter of life and death, not wealth.
Well, let's look at Spanish Bull Runs which attracts many tourists annually. The tourists are enjoying themselves in this dangerous game. It seems that Johor Bahru screaming theme park would succeed.
5. Crowd at Shore : Experiencing the ultimate human endurance, and the strong will in fighting for a better future.
Every morning when the sky is still dark, there are thousands of students and those who needs to put food on table, are waiting at the narrow gateway to go to the other side of the river.
It is a grand view to see more than ten thousands people moving together. When you go closer, you will discover that many of them are weak children walking slowly with a heavy schoolbag and a heavy hand bag.
6. Haze: Seasonal event each year- the hazy sight.
This event is already well-known internationally, and need not to be introduced again.
7. Water World in Parliament Building: Malaysia Parliament building has two major characteristics: First characteristic is water leakage while the second is saliva.
Seven wonders are all available in Malaysia. It is quite surprisingly that the government has failed to notice them, and didn't include them in the list of tourism major events. It's too bad! (Tay Tian Yan/ Sin Chew Daily)
( The opinions expressed by the writer do not necessarily reflect those of Sinchew-i )
Extracted from e.sinchew-i.com
Thursday, July 19, 2007
Hey yo~
I am going to Indonesia to study medic at Universitas Gadjah Mada, in a city called Yogyakarta. It is the education centre in Indonesia, with about 120 colleges concentrated in this small city. 65% of the population there are students. Unlike Jakarta, there is no daily demonstration and riots in Yogya. There is probably no terrorist there...who knows?
In contrast to most people believes, Indonesia is a secular country. Islam is not the official religion! Hooray! Pork is super available.
According to the wikipedia, the public transport there consist of taxi, bus, trishaw and horse cart. It is rather easy to travel from one place to another. I guess the public transport system there should be better than Bukit Mertajam, which bus frequency is 1 bus per hour and limited taxi service.
I am flying there on 11 August @ KLIA. That time most of you should have settled at your respective university already. All the best!
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