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My School Celebrated Hari Merdeka as of yesterday as an annual event.
Both morning and afternoon sessions attended the celebration in the morning.
As usual everyone was rounded up in the assembly spot.

































After everyone was seated the celebration began with speeches.... as usual...
Well for me I was in the newsroom taking photos from the window on top... lol
During the speech I heard from someone that the principal called a teacher to check the newsroom but lucky that didn't happen, I guess... lol =)
Later, everyone joined in the merdeka spirit with singing of patriotic songs..
































The singing soon ended and then came the performances..
Ranging from drama to traditional dances.
As I can recall, a group of form 2 girls did some dance on a cardbox horse..
A form 1 class acted out a merdeka play.....
Form 4 did chorus speaking....
There were other agendas too. For example the march past by the PBSM, KRS And Kadet Polis































Well unfortunately the performances were cut short as the heavens began to fall....
Everyone was ushered to the canteen to have a bite...
during that moment everyone took pictures of their friends, themselves and maybe strangers..
Not long after that, everyone were allowed to go into their class to wait for the bell to go off..
During that time my classmates took pictures... I invaded the neigbouring classes to steal some shots.. =O
My class had nothing to do so we sang patriotic songs in the class loudly...
unfortunately we didn't get sounded =( aw... ahha....
Then the bell rang and the merdeka day celebration came to an end! =)
HAPPY MERDEKA......!!!!



**blogger.com seems to have uploaded pics problem.. will upload later k.. thx and bye =)

everyone is hyped up about merdeka celebration in my school tomorrow
and annual ordeal where many or few people dread !!!
Everyone will be wearing formal/traditional suits.....
I hate it lah.... I look weird in traditional suits.. or maybe im too sensitive..
Hate it - . -

Anyway me and gang made a pact to wear a standardize outfit for tomorrow...
wont spill the beans till tomorrow is history =p
Plus, its the last year im wreaking havoc in this school..
so why not do something for funs sake...

See ya all tomorrow!

My inner self seems to be able to shed tears
But my physical self cant!!!!!!

Help me!!!

hei guys and girls, its the end of august...
The month which I screw up every year...
Screwed up last year and this year too.. on the same month.... =(
Indeed August is a bad month for me... heh


But

God didn't promise

days without pain

laughter without sorrow

sun without rain

but he did promise

strength for the day

comfort for the tears

and light for the way

Even with all the hurdles happening in my life, I think im still doing fine....

Hei hei
Today is FGA USJ 10th Anniversary!!!
There will be a mega huge celebration kaka...
Hawkers from around subang are called in to cook !!!!!
Woot.. can't wait to hog all the stalls man!!!
See ya all later =O

P/S - Hurt my ankle why the damn glass bottle .. lol
My calf muscle kinda shifted position while i was sleeping haha.. pain sial

Well, had prawns for dinner tonight.














And I'm not reffering to these kinda teeny weeny mini sized prawns you get everyday.
Im talking big, crunchy and juicy... muahahah
On the plus side, these prawns were home cooked. =)

Don't give up in dotA

Had a dotA game just now.
One of my teammate got pissed and left for no apparent reason
so we we're down to 4
Then later another of my teammate dc'ed
we we're down to 3
we continued the game and eventually won

The Sentinel
Kotek - Lich ( Left )
zerowindez - Visage
Yaosiang - Pandaren brewmaster
Samwkj - Treant protector ( dc'ed)
uukuai - Troll warlord

The Scourge
Alvis666 - barathum
crazy_boy - Techies
evil-Mingzal - KOTL
zangetsux - Doom bringer
masterayu - tormented soul

So remember.. dont ever give up!

Snatch thief’s escape thwarted by vigilant
youth


PENANG: He promised himself that he
would never just stand by and watch a snatch thief get away after a relative
became a snatch-theft victim. And on
Sunday night, he acted on his new resolve. The youth, in his early 20s, jumped into his car with three
friends and gave chase after they spotted a motorcyclist grabbing a woman's
handbag in Tanjong Tokong.

END OF THE ROAD: Police waiting for a patrol car to
come pick up the snatch thief who was caught by four youths along Kelawei Road
on Sunday.They were just about to get into the car at 11pm after having supper
at a coffeeshop when the incident happened.
A high-speed chase ensued and
the driver caught up with the motorcyclist some 4km away along Kelawei Road.
According to one of his friends, identified only as Mohd Zamani, 23, the
youth managed to knock down the motorcyclist.
“We then handed him over to
the police. My friend really despises snatch
thieves, as one of his relatives was a victim recently,” he
said.
The driver, however, declined to speak to reporters.
A check by
the police showed that the 17-year-old suspect was a school dropout from Alor
Star and the motorcycle he was riding was reported stolen last week in Kulim.

Its good to hear and see that there are still caring malaysians able to go this far just to seek justice. I think that street justice is acceptable as police officers are not everywhere everytime. So we as citizens should always do our part in helping our police to mantain the security of our nation.

If you catch a snatch thief, remember to whack him first before handing over to the police cause once you hand over you got no chance liao. And also make sure you don't kill him, if not you'll be charged too.

Of course prevention is always better. Try not to be a snatch victim yourself. Be more alert of your surroundings.... =) However sometimes prevention is not an option and therefore we must cure it! Here comes street justice!!!

P/S - Heard that in Bali a snatch thief can be beaten to death by vigilantes.

Words can Heal and Words can Harm

Words are very important. Words can heal and words can harm. Words can hurt grievously and for a long time. The tongue can bless and the tongue can curse. It is very important for us to control our words and tame our tongue when we are angry. Many times, when we are angry we say the most atrocious things. We forget ourselves and become indifferent to what we say. We blast the other person without mercy, although we may not mean those words. But words once spoken cannot be taken back and it takes a long time to forgive and forget. We have to exercise self-control. Many couples are particularly prone to such outbursts when they get mad. But it is not an easy thing to control our tongue when we are provoked, boiled over with anger or have outburst of wrath. It is at such time that we have to learn to hold our tongue and to remain silent. If we can’t tame our tongue, we have to take a break or go for a walk to cool off. It is much easier to control the words before the blow-up than during the explosion.

Uncontrollable words spoken in anger can have devastating effect. Angry words, that are used unthinkingly, such as “I don’t care,” ”I can’t be bothered,” “I don’t need you,” or “you can go to hell” cause pain and feelings of rejection. They give rise to insecurity. The unmeant and foolish words contain full of deadly poison and can play havoc in the mind. The unruly words get churned over for hours on end and create their worst mischief in a difficult relationship. It can take a very long time to forgive what was said. Let us learn to turn away from angry words before they leave our mouth and try to say healing words instead. Father Henri Nouwen said, “It is so important to choose our words wisely. When we are boiling with anger and eager to throw bitter words at our opponents, it is better to remain silent. Words spoken in rage will make reconciliation very hard. Choosing life and not death, blessings and not curses, often starts by choosing to remain silent or choosing carefully the words that open the way to healing.” (“Bread for the Journey,” Sept 5)

We must also be very careful that in our anger we do not label our children with ugly names such as fat, stupid, snake, pig, moron, ‘kay-poh’(busy-body), useless, good for nothing. Such negative words can do harm to them for years to come! Henri Nouwen said, “When we say to someone, ‘You are an ugly, useless, despicable person,’ we might have ruined the possibility for a relationship with that person for life. Words can continue to do harm for many years.” (“Bread for the Journey,” Sept 5) Indeed, we do not want to spoil our relationship with our own precious children. We must always use words to build them up not words to knock them down. Be an encourager not a critic. They have enough people criticizing them but far too few approving and affirming them. So to help our children to fulfill their highest potential we should be their greatest ENCOURAGER. Encourage. Encourage. Encourage on every occasion.

St Paul advises us not to speak harmful words but to use helpful words, “Do not use harmful words, but only helpful words, the kind that build up and provide what is needed, so that what you say will do good to those who hear you.” (Ephesians 4:29 TEV) Also, don’t utter vulgar or obscene words, “Nor is it fitting for you to use language which is obscene, profane, or vulgar.” (Ephesians 5:4 TEV) And no more immoral talks, jokes or gossips “Since you are God’s people, it is not right that any matters of sexual immorality or indecency or greed should even be mentioned among you...You may be sure that no one who is immoral, indecent, or greedy (for greed is a form of idolatry) will ever receive a share in the Kingdom of Christ and of God.”(Ephesians 5:3,5 TEV) St Paul warns us not to quarrel so we are to “Remind our people of this, and give them a solemn warning in God’s presence not to fight with words. It does no good, but only ruins the people who listen...Keep away from profane and foolish discussions, which only drive people further away from God. Such teaching is like an open sore that eats away the flesh.”(2 Timothy 2:14,16-17 TEV) He reiterates that we should “keep away from foolish and ignorant arguments; you know that they end up in quarrels. As the Lord’s servant, you must not quarrel. You must be kind toward all, a good and patient teacher, who is gentle as you correct your opponents, for it may be that God will give them the opportunity to repent and come to know the truth. And then they will come to their senses and escape the trap of the Devil, who had caught them and made them obey his will.”(2 Timothy 2:22-26 TEV)

It is vitally important that we exercise our choice to speak helpful words wherever we are, particularly at home. As Henri Nouwen said, “Words can bring consolation, comfort, encouragement, and hope. Words can take away fear, isolation, shame, and guilt. Words can reconcile, unite, forgive, and heal. Words can bring peace and joy, inner freedom and deep gratitude. Words, in short, can carry love on their wings. A word of love can be one of the greatest acts of love.” (“Bread for the Journey,” June 22) When we choose to speak words of care, words of encouragement, words of praise, words of love, words of admiration, positive words---they uplift and give meaning to our lives. Everyday we need to give and receive words of encouragement, hope and joy. We then create an environment that is pleasant to be in and that gives us the confidence and courage to cope with our stressful life here and now. Henri Nouwen said, “When we say to our parents, children, or friends, ‘I love you very much’ or ‘I care for you’ or ‘I think of you often’ or ‘You are my great gift,’ we choose to give life.

"It is not always easy to express our love directly in words. But whenever we do, we discover we have offered a blessing that will be long remembered. When a son can say to his father, ‘Dad, I love you,’ and when a mother can say to her daughter, ‘Child, I love you,’ a whole new blessed place can be opened up, a space where it is good to dwell. Indeed, words have the power to create life.” (“Bread for the Journey,” Sept 6)

Often, we want to hear words such as, “’I’ve been thinking of you today,’ or ‘I missed you,’ or ‘I wish you were here,’ or ‘I really love you.’ It is not always easy to say these words, but such words can deepen our bonds with one another.

"Telling someone ‘I love you’ in whatever way is always delivering good news. Nobody will respond by saying, ‘Well, I know that already, you don’t have to say it again!’ Words of love and affirmation are like bread. We need them each day, over and over. They keep us alive inside.” (“Bread for the Journey,” Feb 12) “When we say, ‘I love you,’ and say it from the heart, we can give another person new life, new hope, new courage. When we say, ‘I hate you,’ we can destroy another person. Let’s watch our words." (“Bread for the Journey,” Feb 11)

At the same time, we must be careful that we are sincere in our words because if we say, ‘I love you,’ without meaning it, then such words do more harm than good. But if these same words are spoken from the heart, they create new life. They give joy. They bring happiness. We have to make sure that our words are rooted from our heart.

To dwell in peace and joy, we have to learn from Jesus. As Henri Nouwen said, ”The words of Jesus can keep us erect and confident in the midst of the turmoil of the end-time. They can support us, encourage us, and give us life even when everything around us speaks of death. Jesus’ words are food for eternal life. They do much more than give us ideas and inspiration. They lead us into the eternal life while we are still being clothed in mortal flesh.

"When we keep close to the word of Jesus, reflecting on it, ‘chewing’ on it, eating it as food for the soul, we will enter even more deeply into the everlasting love of God.” (“Bread for the Journey,” Sept 20) So it is vitally essential for us to read the Bible, as, “Spiritual reading is food for our souls. As we slowly let the words of the Bible or a good spiritual book enter into our minds and descend into our hearts, we become different people. The Word gradually becomes flesh in us and transforms our whole being. Thus spiritual reading is a continuing incarnation of the divine Word within us. In and through Jesus, the Christ, God became flesh long ago. In and through our reading of God’s Word and our reflection on it, God becomes flesh in us now and makes us into living Christs for today.

"Let’s keep reading God’s Word with love and great reverence.” (“Bread for the Journey,” April 16) Since love is proved by works and not words alone, “What we live is more important than what we say, because the right way of living always leads to the right way of speaking. When we forgive our neighbours from our hearts, our hearts will speak forgiving words. When we are grateful, we will speak grateful words, and when we are hopeful and joyful, we will speak hopeful and joyful words.

"When our words come too soon and we are not yet living what we are saying, we easily give double messages. Giving double messages--one with our words and another with our actions--makes us hypocrites. May our lives give us the right words, and may our words lead us to the right lives.” (“Bread for the Journey,” June 20)

Should we, then, keep quiet and not speak at all if we cannot live by what we say? No, said Henri Nouwen, “Can we only speak when we are fully living what we are saying? If all our words had to cover all our actions, we would be doomed to permanent silence! Sometimes we are called to proclaim God’s love even when we are not yet fully able to live it. Does that mean we are hypocrites? Only when our own words no longer call us to conversion. Nobody completely lives up to his or her own ideals and visions. But by proclaiming our ideals and visions with conviction and great humility, we may gradually grow into the truth we speak. As long as we know that our lives always speak louder that our words, we can trust that our words will remain humble. (“Bread for the Journey,” June 21)

Finally, we need to remind ourselves that all of us have a responsibility to share and pass on our unique experiences in life to our children and others by telling our stories, verbally or if possible, in writing. Henri Nouwen said “One of the arguments we often use for not writing is this: ‘I have nothing original to say. Whatever I might say someone else has already said it, and better than I will ever be able to.’ This, however, is not a good argument for not writing. Each human being is unique and original, and nobody has lived what we have lived. Furthermore, what we have lived, we have lived not just for ourselves but for others as well. Writing can be a creative and invigorating way to make our lives available to ourselves and to others.

"We have to trust that our stories deserve to be told. We may discover that the better we tell our stories the better we will want to live them.” (“Bread for the Journey,” April 29) Writing also helps us to touch base and clarify our thoughts for us to live our life more fully. ”Writing can help us to concentrate, to get in touch with the deepest stirrings of our hearts, to clarify our minds, to process confusing emotions, to reflect on our experiences, to give artistic expression to what we are living, and to store significant events in our memories. Writing can also be good for others who might read what we write.

"Quite often a difficult, painful, or frustrating day can be ‘redeemed’ by writing about it. By writing we can claim what we have lived and thus integrate it more fully into our journeys. Then writing can become lifesaving for us and sometimes for others too.” (“Bread for the Journey,” April 27)

Had 2 complete games today =O
and our winning streak has not been broken!!! woot!

1. God won't ask what kind of car you
drove, He'll ask how many people you
drove who didn't have transportation.

2. God won't ask the square footage of
your house,He'll ask how many people you
welcomed into your home.

3. God won't ask about the clothes you
had in your closet,He'll ask how many you helped clothe.

4. God won't ask what your highest salary
was, He'll ask if you gave some to help others.

5. God won't ask what your job title was,
He'll ask if you performed your job to the
best of your ability.

6. God won't ask how many friends you
had, He'll ask how many people to whom you
were a friend.

7. God won't ask in what neighborhood
you lived,He'll ask how you treated your neighbors.

8. God won't ask about the color of your
skin,He'll ask about the content of your
character.

9. God won't ask why it took you so long
to seek Salvation, He'll lovingly take you to your mansion in
heaven,and not to the gates of Hell.

10. God won't have to ask how many
people you forwarded this to, He already knows
whether or not you are ashamed to share this
information to whom you love.


On the contrary to statement number 10,
God knows who is the original creator of this chain letter,
He knows your intentions and if they're good, blessed are you, if they're bad, punished are you. Ha ha!

Well, its the second day as being a normal student.. lol =O
its quite fun actually.. haha.. don't need to be afraid of teacher looking at you everytime to see whether you're slacking in your duties or whatesoever.

I still come to school at my normal timing... 6.45 am..
Instead of putting my bag at the prefect's room, I'd dump it at the dataran for now..
I do not need to wear a blazer anymore... sold it by the way.
About my uniform, I don't need to button up and have my sleeves down anymore... cool huh ^.^
well, how do I spend my morning time?
study a lil bit.. and talk to people loh... get to see my pet sis too.. =)
when the students sit down in their lines for assembly... the form 5 EX prefect get to make a line in the dataran and stand there.. hahaha
today so nice somemore.. the prefect kena marah in front of the whole school.. lol.. we EX prefect tak rasa anything kakaka.
after that just enter class as usual... haha

Recess time also seems friendlier now.. lol
can sit on the bench can talk !!!!!!! no need scared teacher liao wakkakakak
now can make the pengawas do extra job.. lol...
let them halau us!! =)
well that's basically the changes I experience... =O
to the prefects.. good luck... ahha...
Don't let teacher marah you all already....
kesian see you all kena marah .. lol!

Well today was my prefect retirement..
I officially got retired from prefect duties
I cant finally take my head off prefect
NO MORE STAYING UP LATE .. yes!!!!










NOW BACK TO STUDYING.. OMG!!! =O

Well today is my last day of being a prefect..
Last day attending rollcall..
Last day eating early..
Last day creating havoc

First day to mingle with friends
First day to break prefect rules lol
First day to not tugas!!

Since its quite long I've shown pictures.. here are a few =O

Had 2 periods of chemistry today which is before school ends.
Went to the lab and we we're taught how to make soap!
How cool is that?

All you need is :
10ml of Oil
50ml of NaOH
50ml of distilled water
3 spatula of NaCl


















Well being me
I didnt think small.... heh
So my group tripled everything we needed
we were only provided with 250ml beakers
so we had to ask the lab assistant for the 500ml
after much convincing we finaly got it from her.. lol
We added 30ml of oil and 150ml of NaOH
mixing the concuction was fun
till it didn't boil for a very very long time
We realised that we were using only 1 bunsen burner
then we took 2 more busen burners and lit it..
the liquid in the beaker immediately bubbled.. lol
so we took of 1 and it was left with 2..
then we took the heat source away and mixed the concuction
with 9 spatulas of NaCl and 150ml of distilled water
Then the soap began to form
but with so much ingredients
only VERY little soap could be made...
man... high input low production.... company bankrupt lor... haha

PM wants theft curbed and the public kept safe
PUTRAJAYA: Prime Minister
Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi wants “things to be done” and the public kept
safe, as he is concerned over the increasing number of violent snatch
thefts.
Police had been asked to beef up patrols and surveillance to
prevent snatch thefts and violent acts, said Home Affairs Minister Datuk Seri
Mohd Radzi Sheikh Ahmad.
He said Abdullah and Cabinet ministers were
briefed by Housing and Local Government Minister and MCA president Datuk Seri
Ong Ka Ting on two incidents where Tunku Abdul Rahman College students had
fallen victim to violence.
The Cabinet was told that accountancy
student Lee Khian Yip, 18, died from slash wounds inflicted by two men on a
motorcycle in Wangsa Maju on Saturday.
Another student, Phang Kar Wei,
23, was repeatedly assaulted and slashed three times on his neck and hands, also
by two men on a motorcycle just 15 minutes after Khian Yip was attacked.
Kar Wei was assaulted in Taman Melati, about 2km from Wangsa Maju.
Radzi said the Cabinet was shocked to hear from Ong that a “large number” of
the 2,000 people at an open forum on Tuesday were snatch theft victims.
“While the police have done a lot to overcome this problem, more needs to be
done,” he told reporters after his ministry’s weekly post-Cabinet meeting. “That
is why the Prime Minister wants something done.
“On the Government’s
part, we have amended the Penal Code to reflect the severity of the crime. Those
who commit snatch thefts will be dealt with severely by the law.”.
He
said Section 390(e), on snatch theft, would send a clear message to offenders
that it would be treated as robbery, and no longer as theft, where they could be
jailed up to 14 years and be whipped.
Radzi said snatch thefts in
Kuala Lumpur had declined due to closed-circuit television cameras having been
placed in “critical areas” to monitor the situation.
“The public must
also play their part by being vigilant and careful about their safety. They
should not take their safety for granted. If they take more steps to look after
their safety, then half the battle is won,” he said.

- quoted from www.thestar.com.my

Well, its about time the government took action due to the rising of these kind of crimes.
Our streets are no longer safe anymore
In just a few weeks I'm sure many of us would've heard people getting murdered here and there.... like a massacre...
makes me wonder what in the world is going on.
Sometimes I just feel that humans are all just screwed up organisms.
Those snatch thieves got hand and leg go cari makan lar..
if cant get a job ill tell u this la..
Tai sei lor... dont want to study when got the chance
worse to worse also work as office boy lar...

1. Prefect Logo/Seal finally completed and approved!!!
2. Prefect T-shirt problem solved.... hopefully turns out nice!
3. Many judges came to my school today to give scores..
4. Sold badges at a counter today.