Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Sorry, I'm just worried.
I make a call to your friend. I tried to wait patiently for her to reply me. She told me you two wasn't picking up the phone either. That news only makes me more worried. She decided to go to your house and have a look. Then i decided to take a turn on the route and look for some clues.
I found you both at another location. You two never inform me anything. I have no energy left to spare for the racket-shuttle game. Today is a long tiring day, and the worries is just enough for today. I turn back and stop at the nearby coffee shop to have a drink then went home.
I didn't feel angry. I am just worried and tired. I'm relieved to see you two hitting hard on the shuttle, not lying somewhere which I thought is the worst nightmare I might have to accept.
I'm so sorry. I'm just worried.
Friday, September 12, 2008
释放内安扣留者! Bebaskan Tahanan ISA! Release ISA detainees!
释放内安令扣留者! Bebaskan Tahanan ISA! Release ISA detainees!
释放内安令扣留者! Bebaskan Tahanan ISA! Release ISA detainees!
Charge them in courts! Not detain them without hearings!
Dakwa mereka dalam mahkamah! Jangan tangkap tanpa bicara!
This is HUMAN RIGHTS!
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
The cats, the horse & the panda
One day, the cats told the chicken, horse and panda that he is the boss in the farm, so all the animals in the farm had to listen to him. The cat claims that he came first to the farm so the farm is his. Other animals remain silence because they never thought of picking a fight with anyone in the farm. They always leave the cats alone and stayed in one small corner at the farm.
As time goes by, the horse started to be important to the farm. The old man rode the horse to the town and to see his fruit trees. The old man even build a stable for the horse. The cats started to get jealous because the old man love the horse so much and the horse gets a place in the farm to graze.
One day, a cat angrily told the horse, "You are only squatting in this farm! The patience of the cats has a limit. Do not push us against the wall, for we will be forced to turn back and push you for our own survival!"
The horse is very angry, so he argued with the cat, "you only arrives a day earlier than me. With what right you say I am only squatting in this farm?" The cats ignored the horse and continue to show their supremacy over the farm.
The chickens which actually stayed in the farm much longer than other animals just keep quiet and watch the other animals. The chickens are peace lovers. The don't tend to argues.
The moral value of this story is "You all no need to fight! Chickens is the true BOSS in the farm!"
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Masalah besar dalam ko-kurikulum
Pelajar tekun ikuti kokurikulum bagi penuhi syarat masuk IPTA
PELAKSANAAN dasar markah 10 peratus kokurikulum bagi kemasukan ke institusi pengajian tinggi awam (IPTA) berjaya mengembalikan kesungguhan pembabitan pelajar dalam kegiatan itu dan meningkatkan pengurusan sekolah dalam bidang berkenaan.
1. Pelajar menyertai kelab persatuan bertujuan mendapatkan sijil dan pengikhtirafan.
2. Hilang keikhlasan dan kurang penghayatan dalam aktiviti.
3. Dasar ini dapat mengembalikan kesungguhan pelajar-pelajar , namun meruntuhkan tujuan asal pendidikan ko-kurikulum.
4. Saya cukup faham dengan kenyataan pelajar-pelajar "ada sijil saya datang, tiada sijil tidak payah hadir".
Ada cara yang lebih baik daripada dasar ini?
Sarawak - It's more than a paradise

The enchanting state of Sarawak is Malaysia's largest state, endowed with the world's richest and most diverse ecosystem. Sarawak's ancient rainforest canopies, the world's largest flower, the Rafflesia; squirrels and snakes that can glide through the air, mouse deer the size of kittens, pitcher plants that eat insects and even relish the occasional small mammal. In fact, there are countless species of flora and fauna, yet to be discovered.
From pristine underwater marine life and untouched coral reefs to rich heritage and from wilderness to modern city landscape, Sarawak is a potpourri of experiences appreciated by travellers from all over the world. Head into Sarawak's interiors and your heartbeat will flutter at the fascinating and enchanting dances of the multi-ethnic tribes living harmoniously with each other.
Indeed, Sarawak is home to 28 ethnic groups; each with its own distinct language, culture and lifestyle. The Ibans form the major ethnic group on this land with about 30.1 per cent of the total population for the year 2000 census. The Chinese who generally live in the cities are the second largest group at 26.7 per cent, followed by the Bidayuh, Melanau and other native tribes of Sarawak. The Malays also constitute a large portion (23 per cent) of the population as well, mainly concentrated along the coast.
Sarawakians practise a variety of religions, including Islam, Christianity, Chinese folk religion (a fusion of Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism and ancestor worship), Bahá'i and animism. Many converts to Christianity among the Dayak people also continue to practice traditional ceremonies, particularly with dual marriage rites and during the important harvest and ancestral festivals such as Gawai Dayak and Gawai Antu.
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