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Monday, June 25, 2012

Top 10 Model Kecergasan Dunia

Di bawah ini ada senarai Top 10 model kecegasan dunia. Selain muka yang kacak (pakej model) pastinya tubuh fizikal mereka tegap, 'fit' dan katang. Pastinya mereka menjadi kegilaan anak gadis zaman sekarang.



  1. Jeff Grant
  2. Greg Pliit
  3. James Ellis
  4. Trevor Adams
  5. William Price
  6. Nick Auger 
  7. Ivan Rusilko 
  8. Adam Fletcher 
  9. Matt Gentile 
  10. Lee Stram











Ini adalah antara video mereka. Untuk video-video yang lain, boleh layari Youtube.com. Mudah bukan? Ingin menjadi seperti mereka? Pastikan anda mempunya wajah yang tampan dan tiada cela. Kalau teman, kompem awal-awal dah kena riject. Hehehehehe. Badan pun kena la tough macam diorang kan.... Tapi rasanya model-model kat Malaysia tak tengok badan pun. Tinggi pendek tak kisah asalkan ada muka cukup. Senang je nak jadi model. Tak percaya?

Saturday, June 23, 2012

Berakhirnya Sesi Pengajian Semester 2

Alhamdulillah, tepat 12 tengahari 20 Jun 2012, tamat sudah peperiksaan akhir semester 2. Pada masa yang sama ia adalah laungan untuk tamatnya sesi pengajian untuk semester. Tak ada lagi kelas, kuliah, kuiz, ujian, peperiksaan untuk tempoh 2 bulan. Cuti semester sekarang 2 bulan je ok. Lainlah dulu sampai 3 bulan. Sistem baru sekarang ni cuti semester makin pendek.




Umpama laungan MERDEKA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rasa bebas sangat masa ni. Kawan-kawan ramai ada lagi exam tak habis lagi. Kebosanan duduk dalam bilik. Sampai tak tau nak buat apa lagi.

Rasa macam nak balas dendam tak cukup tidur seminggu pun ada juga. Memang gila la kan. Ye la, setiap malam exam je mesti jadi burung hantu. Pagi-pagi mata bengkak je.... Hitam-hitam semua..... Mata panda!!! Untuk paper Makroekonomi semalam pun hampir berjaga malam. Hehehehehe. Terlena sebenarnya. Penat sangat. Bayangkan dalam satu malam nak fahamkan 10 bab yang ambil masa 4 bulan pengajian.




Tabah juga la keluar dari dewan exam semalam. Kalau paper Makroekonomi semester lepas, frust terus 3 jam taknak cakap dengan kawan. Kawan tegur pun, angguk-angguk. Mungkin teman dah belajar untuk menerima walau pahit mana pun. Tak boleh jawab? Soalan susah atau kita yang tak belajar sebenarnya? Dah belajar tahap dewa tapi masih tak boleh jawab? Redha je la......................

Alhamdulillah syukur sangat-sangat semua ni dah berakhir. Tak fikir pasal pelajaran untuk 2 bulan. InsyaAllah Ogos nanti keluar lah result. Harap-harap boleh skor 3.00 ke atas macam semester lepas. Teman tak nak mintak tinggi-tinggi. Teman tau, teman tak mampu untuk dapat result timggi macam kawan-kawan lain. Kita akan dapat sepertimana yang kita dah usahakan.




Mak pun pernah cakap.Siap ulang berkali-kali. Mak tak mintak pointer tinggi. Asalkan jangan bawah 3.00. Kiranya jangan mula dengan 2.XX dalam slip keputusan tu. Memang akan frust gila-gila kalau dapat 3.00. Rasa macam teruk sangat. Apa boleh buat, kita terima je la.... Moga teman dapat result yang cantik nanti. Amin.

Thursday, June 21, 2012

MENARIK: GADIS 23 TAHUN SOKONG BRAZIL DALAM PIALA EURO

Selama ini teman cuma mendengar khabar dari kawan-kawan sahaja mengenai kes ini. Gadis sokong Brazil dalam Piala Euro 2012. Sejak bila Brazil duduk dalam Eropah? Brazil tak pernah pun masuk Piala Euro ni. Hehehehe. Petikan dipetik dari Majalah REMAJA.




Baru-baru ini REMAJA telah mengeluarkan kenyataan ralat melalui laman sosial Facebook.


RALAT:
Terdapat kesilapan fakta dalam kenyataan Nurul Hidayah, 23 tahun pada artikel Komen Peminat di halaman 185 Majalah REMAJA keluaran 1 Jun 2012. Artikel tersebut sepatutnya berbunyi; 
"Spain ialah pasukan pilihan saya kerana Spain mempunyai pemain yang handal dan ternama. Pasukan ini juga pernah memenangi Euro."
 Segala kesulitan amat dikesali-Editor


Perkara ini ternyata amat mengaibkan. Editor sepatutnya menyemak setiap teks yang bakal dicetak dalam majalah ini. Editor tak buat kerja? Adakah ini sesuatu yang disengajakan untuk menarik publisiti? Wallahualam. Harap isu ini akan tamat setelah Euro tamat juga. kasihan Nurul Hidayah. Mangsa jadi bahan. Hehehehehe.


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Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Study Last Minute Untuk Makroekonomi | Laaaassssttt Papeeeeerrr ! ! ! ! !



Petang tadi baru sahaja habis kertas Marketing Information System. Rasa macam nak mati je jawab exam tadi. 10 minit ngadap kertas soalan, boleh pulak tiba-tiba mata ni makin berat. Aduhai waktu ni la setan nak tutup mata aku. Setelah setengah jam, akhirnya mata aku tertutup juga, Damn it!!!!! What the hell?????

BERSAMBUNG

Eh kenapa nak sambung plak? Sambung dalam entri lain la plak. Hohohoho. Entri ni nak cerita benda lain sebenarnya. Ni ha, laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaast papeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

Esok Rabu 20 Jun 2012 kertas peperiksaan terakhir teman. Makroekonomi atau nama Inggerisnya Macroecomics. Kertas killer. Memang patut pun jad last paper. Paper yang paling teman risau. Kalau teman dapat bawah dari C untuk Makroekonomi ni, mesti jatuh gila-gila pointer teman nanti. Taknak D! Taknak E! Taknak F!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Rasanya malam ni nak stay up. Teringat pulak macam semester lepas. MISI 12 JAM TANPA TIDUR dan MISI 12 JAM TANPA TIDUR SIRI 2. Memang gila-gila lah semester lepas. Tapi semester ni macam cool je. Tak ada pun nak stay up sampai malam buta.

Gila! Gila! Gila! Ok ada 12 jam lagi sebelum exam. Exam mula jam 9 pagi sehinggan 12 tengahari bertempat di Kolej Tun Dr. Ismail. Dewan tu sangat sejuk dengan aircond ataupun penghawa dingin. Kena pakai jaket la gamaknya.

Ok masa untuk study ya kawan-kawan. Doakan kejayaan teman ya. amin.


Sunday, June 17, 2012

Bila Kera & Monyet Sarapan

Hari tu teman dah post entri Bila Kera & Monyet Minum Petang di SINI. Kali ini teman kongsikan pula gambar-gambar kera dan monyet bersarapan pula. Gambar-gambar masih lagi segar dan fresh. Ada beza ke? Baru tadi teman snap dari celah-celah tingkap bilik teman.

























Hambik kau. Banyak pula gambar yang teman snap. Mungkin korang takkan nampak dengan jelas gambar-gambar di atas. Teman habis zum dah tu. Kalau yang tak jelas tu, maknanya teman snap je dari dalam bilik. Tak berani nak buka tingkap. Nanti sia-sia je kena ceroboh bilik.

Kelas kau jah diorang sarapan. Roti Gardenia tu 2, 3 bungkus la jugak. Tak lupa juga, roti kentang pun. Tak tau roti kentang? Cuba la Google potato bread. Ha yang paling kelas. BUAH ANGGUR. Hambek kau. Ternganga sekejap teman tadi. Pak arab mana la yang baik hati sangat bagi buah anggur tu? Yang tak keluar plastik lagi pun ada. Di siat-siat je plastik pembungkus tu deme gigit. Kokak habis.






Datang pula sepasang anak berank ni. Mak dan anak. Comel je kan anak kera ni kan. Kera, monyet sama dengan manusia. Masa bayi, kecil comel je. Dah besar jadi apa? Tak comel langsung!!!!!!!! Kelakar juga tadi bila anak kera ni sambil dalam dakapan,pergi sambut kapas korek telinga kemudian gigit-gigit, hisap masuk mulut. Kemudian mak dia suruh buang. Agak-agak rasa apa ya? Hehehehehehe.

Sampai sini sahaja entri kali ini. Akan menyusul lagi entri mengenai monyet selepas ini. Peace

Friday, June 15, 2012

Segmen: Follow Weekend Bersama AjamOppical


Assalamualaikum dan salam sejahtera. Teman kini sedang kebosanan. Jadi nak join satu segmen ni. Kalau korang berminat join sama, boleh klik SINI. Tatatatatata~~~

Thursday, June 14, 2012

Study Last Minute Statistics 1

Time Series Forecasting Statistics


Kalau pagi TADI teman study last minute untuk Etika Profesional. Malam ini teman study last minute untuk Statistics pula. Esok pagi jam 9 pagi hingga 12 tengahari ada paper Statistics 1 bertempat di Dewan Kuliah 8 di blok N24.

Nanti akan ada 6 soalan. Cuma perlu jawab 4 sahaja. Target dah, tajuk Time Series Forecasting tak nak jawab. Kenapa? Sebab susah sangat. OK la , tak ada la susah mana, cuma menyusahkan je. Terlalu banyak data dan nombor yang perlu dikira dan dimasukkan. Kalau salah satu kat tengah-tengah, semua jawapan salah!!!!!!!!

Memang frust sangat kejadian macam tu terjadi. Tak perlu tunggu waktu exam, teman yang belajar 2 jam dalam kelas pun tiba-tiba je stres nak mati. Melampau menyusahkan. Cuma pelajar yang penyabar sahaja yang mampu habiskan soalan ini.

Ada baki 5 soalan, nanti pandai-pandailah teman pilih. Alhamdulillah, Etika Profesional TADI dapat jawab dengan jayannya. InsyaAllah boleh dapat A. Amin~~~~~ Sekarang tunggu Statistics ini pula. Harap-harap boleh dapat A juga. Harap-harap teman dapat capai pointer tinggi buat semester ini. Amin. 

notakaki: tak sabar tamat exam minggu ini

Mengenang Kembali 90'an | Remembering The 90's

You're a 90's kid if you remember all these. Saturday cartoons were worthy. Who could forget face? Click to play the video. Let's go back to the nostalgic moments. 




Klik untuk menonton video di atas. Andai anda masih ingat ini semua, anda pasti kanak-kanak dan remaja yang membesar pada tahun 90'an. Mari kita lihat hari ini. Tiada lagi semua ini. Kanak-kanak pada hari membesar dengan iPhone, PS3, BoboiBoy dan sebagainya. marilah kita kembali ke zaman retro kita kembali. Rindu zaman kanak-kanak anda?

Studi Last Minute Etika Professional



Petang ada paper Etika Profesional jam 2.30 petang di Dewan Seri Iskandar. Sekarang ni tengah pulun study last minute. Eh studi ke? Sedap je layan internet.... Kejap² twitter, facebook, blog..... Semua teman buka.... Hehehe..... 

Adik-adik kat luar sana jangan tiru abang ya. HOHO. Janganlah study last minute. Tension wo. Apa yang kita baca ni bukannya 100% masuk otak. Belum tentu kita faham semua. Walawey~~~ Sesal dahulu pendapatan, sesal kemudian tiada guna!!!!!!!

ok cukup cukup. Jom study!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


notakaki:rasa macam nak tumbuk je muka mat saleh ni. dah la etika ni susah. dia boleh senyum plak

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Empty Nest Syndrome | Definition, Symptoms & Solutions



Empty nest syndrome is a general feeling of grief and loneliness parents or guardians may feel when their children leave home. Because an adult child moving out is seen as a normal and healthy event, the symptoms of empty nest syndrome often go unrecognized ("Empty Nest Syndrome," 2010). For parents, this can result in depression, as well as a loss of purpose. When their children finally “leave the nest”, parents must begin to adjust their lives accordingly.


While all parents are susceptible to experiencing empty nest syndrome, there are factors that contribute to some parents being more likely to experience it than others such as:

  • Finding change to be stressful rather than refreshing
  • Having an unstable or unsatisfactory marriage
  • Being a full-time parent as opposed to a parent who has other duties such as employment
  • Parents who do not believe their child is ready to be on his or her own
  • People whose identity was based around being a parent



Symptoms of empty nest syndrome include, but are not limited to:

  • Depression
  • Loss of purpose
  • Worry, stress, or anxiety over the welfare of the child
  • Feelings of rejection



How to Recover From Empty Nest Syndrome


    Prepare for the departure. If you're expecting your children to be leaving within the next year, take this time to check that they are aware of how to do the basic essentials for caring for themselves alone. Make sure they know how to wash their clothes, cook for themselves, deal with neighbor disputes, balance a checkbook, negotiate for good deals when buying things, and know how to appreciate the value of money. While some of these things will improve with practice, it's important to talk through and show how to do some of the basics so that they're not left completely adrift. Using a how-to site like wikiHow for explanations on household tasks and lifestyle issues can be helpful if needed.


    • If you don't know that your children are leaving until the last minute, don't panic. Accept that this is happening and be enthusiastic for them, offering your support at any time it is needed. It is better for your children to know that you support them, love them, and are willing to be of help to them than to see you fretting and worrying.
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    Treat it as a new adventure
     
    Shift aside the terrifying thoughts. Both you and your children will be better off if you treat this as a big adventure. Your children will be feeling a range of emotions from being terrified to being over the moon about their upcoming new experiences. For children who are frightened at the prospect of leaving, it's important to reassure them by telling them that the unknown is worse than the reality. Help them to understand that once they're into their new routine, it'll be familiar, fun, and successful.
    • Let your kids know that your home is their permanent base, for whenever they need or want to return home. This provides both you and your children with a very secure sense of belonging and safety.
    • If your kids are miserable for the initial time they're away, don't be secretly pleased about this. They're going to have to work through these emotions while they're getting used to the new arrangements, and they'll need your active support in this, not a secret wish for them to come running back home. This means not actively offering coming back home as an option, and not sorting out all the things for them – let them learn to do things on their own, including administrative and negotiation tasks. They will make mistakes but equally, they'll learn best that way.
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    Yes Mrs Wibbly, your daughter is exceptional!
     
    Explore the ways that you intend to keep in touch with your children. You'll feel a sense of loneliness and emptiness when they're gone because you can't just turn around and tell them the things as you always used to do. Keeping up constant communications is vital for maintaining a sense of family togetherness and to keep up with the news. Some of the methods you can consider include:
    • Make sure they have a decent cell phone that can connect easily to networks and will last the year. If they've had a cell phone for a while now, you might need to upgrade or at least upgrade its battery. Buy prepaid phone minutes so that they don't have to be concerned about the cost of calling you.
    • Schedule a weekly call-in time. While you may feel tempted to call more often than this, it will become a burden unless they choose to do so, so try not to expect too much from them. Be sensitive to their need to grow and become their own adult person.
    • Use email or texting for all the in-between things you'd like to share. These are great mediums because you can say things without being overly emotional.[1] Be aware as time goes on, though, that your son or daughter may not reply as frequently as they do initially. This is part of their settling in and developing a new group of relationships, etc., and it does not mean they've stopped caring.

  3. Understand what empty nest syndrome is, so that you can recognize the symptoms in your own situation.
    Understand what empty nest syndrome is, so that you can recognize the symptoms in your own situation. Empty nest syndrome is a psychological condition that affects principally women, producing grief when one or more of the children leave home. Most commonly it occurs when children leave for school, college, or university (usually late summer and autumn), or when children marry and leave home to live with their spouse. Empty nest syndrome often coincides with other major events in life, such as menopause, illness, or retirement. It impacts women in particular because motherhood is viewed as a primary role for both working and stay-at-home moms, and a role to which women dedicate themselves as a principal responsibility for an average of 20 years. A child leaving can precipitate a feeling of redundancy, accompanied by feeling lost, unworthy, and unsure about the future. Feeling sad and crying a little is a normal, healthy reaction to be expected of any parent; after all, it is a big change. It becomes a problem when you have feelings that stand in the way of your life, such as thinking that your life is no longer worthwhile, you're unable to stop crying excessively, and you're unable to resume a normal life of seeing friends, getting out and about, or resuming some activities that get you back into the swing of things.

    • Psychologists consider that the transition from being an actively involved mom to being an independent woman again takes around 18 months to two years. This means that it's vital to allow yourself the time to grieve, work through the loss, and rebuild your life is important. Be gentle on yourself and the expectations that you have.
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    Accept support.
    Accept support. If you find that you're really not coping and feel a deep sense of emptiness, sadness, or an inability to get your life back on track after the children leave, it's important to get help. You might be suffering from depression or a similar psychological ailment that is preventing you from enjoying life to its fullest. Talk to a professional. Cognitive therapy or similar types of therapy that enable you to talk through your issues might work well. Or, you may simply need a listening ear and confirmation that what you're going through is real, does matter, and in time, will pass.
    • Acknowledge your grief. It doesn't matter what other people think or say about getting on with it. Unacknowledged grief will gnaw away at you if you don't face it and let yourself be upset for a time. Allow the grief to work through your system.
    • Treat yourself. While going through the hardship of grief, don't neglect yourself. Have a regular massage, go to a movie now and then, buy your favorite expensive chocolate box, etc. All sadness and no happy moments is a recipe for continued blues.
    • Consider having a "letting go" ritual. Having a ritual in which you "let go" of your children as they turn into adults, and let go of the active parenting role, can be an important and cathartic way to help you to move on. Some suggestions include: Sail a lantern with a candle in it down a stream, plant a tree, bronze something special of your child's, hold a ceremony that reflects your faith, etc.
    • Talk to your spouse about your feelings. He or she may be feeling similar emotions and will relish the chance to talk it through. Or, they may simply listen and acknowledge what you're going through, which is an important source of acceptance for you.
    • Consider keeping a journal to document your journey. Prayer or meditation may also help.
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    Try those things you've not yet managed to get around to...
    Start looking to your own needs. Once you're satisfied that you've set your child on the right path, the busyness will wear off and you'll start noticing the big change in your life. The way in which you choose to perceive this change will color your feelings and approach to it – if you see it as a gaping hole, you'll feel much more miserable than if you choose to see it as an opportunity to revive some of your own interests and pursuits.
    • Avoid creating a shrine out of your child's bedroom. If they didn't clean it up before they left, throw some of your emotions into removing all that trash! Eliminate some of the clutter, but carefully place your child's keepsakes in safe storage.
    • Write down all the things you'd promised yourself you'd get around to doing one day. Now is the time to start doing them. Pin this list somewhere obvious and start working through it.
    • Build new friendships or revive lapsed ones. Friends are an important part of your transition from parent full-time to person-at-home-without-kids. Get out there and meet new people. There will be other empty-nesters like you looking for friendship too. And friends can prove a useful source of information about hobbies, activities, and job openings too.
    • Take up a new hobby or interest. Or revive an old one that you allowed to lapse while raising children. Anything from painting, photography, woodworking, to skydiving and travel!
    • Go back to school or university. Select a course that you feel resonates with you at this point in life. Work out whether this is a completely new path you're setting out on, or whether it's to upgrade your existing qualifications. Either way is good.
    • Restart a career – either pick up where you left off or start a new one. Realize that even though you're "rusty", you have the advantage of experience, so after some initial relearning, you'll be off to a much faster start than when you were fresh out of school or college.
    • Consider volunteering. If you're not quite ready to go back to work just yet, volunteering in potential workplaces can be a good way to transition back into the workforce at a pace that suits you. It also gives you the chance to try things to see if you like them or not.
    • Try participating in charities. Doing something positive with your free time can be very fulfilling.
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    Time to rediscover one another
     
    Rediscover the love of your life. Unless you're a lone/single parent, you'll be left with your spouse or partner. And this can be a difficult time if you discover that there's a problem with your relationship you hadn't faced because having the children around helped to cement together your spousal relationship. Or, it can simply be a case that after being parents for so long, you've forgotten how to be lovers. This is a time to talk honestly and openly about the direction of your relationship together and to decide what happens next.

    • If your children were the only bonding force in your marriage, you and your spouse may need to work on your own relationship to restore what has been neglected between the two of you, especially if you feel that your relationship is now redundant. Seek couples counseling if you feel this would assist the transition back to being alone together again.
    • Acceptance that this is a difficult time of transition can allow both of you to forgive the uncertainties and messiness of growing together as a couple without kids again.
    • It can help if you develop the mindset that you expect your spouse or partner to have changed at least a little. After all, both of you have aged a lot since meeting and you've been through many different experiences during the times of raising your children, experiences that probably neither of you envisaged when you first fell in love. As time moves on, many people become clearer about what they do and don't like, what they believe and don't believe, and these discoveries may now be more evident than when you first married or paired up. Trying to see this as an opportunity to discover each other's "new" selves can be a fruitful way to revive a flagging relationship.
    • Spend more time with your spouse or partner and get to know them again. Take a vacation together to help revive the feelings of closeness and reliance on one another for emotional support.
    • Allow time for your relationship to blossom anew. This can be an exciting time of rejuvenation for both of you.
    • Sometimes, none of this will patch up the reality that you've grown apart. If you realize that your relationship is beyond repair, talk it through or seek support, to enable you to reach a decision that will enable both of you to move on happily into the future.
8
Start looking for the brighter side again
Focus on some of the positive points of your kids moving out. Focusing on some of the positive changes resulting from your children moving out can ease the sense of loss considerably when you weigh up what you've gained. While this doesn't belittle the importance of your sadness and the big transition you and your children are going through, it does help you to try and see the brighter side of your future. Some of the positive points include:

  • You may notice that the refrigerator does not need refilling quite as often. This means less trips to the grocery store and less cooking required!
  • Romance with your spouse may increase. The two of you have time and space now to return to being just a couple; make the most of it.
  • If you used to do all of your children's laundry, there will be a lot less washing and ironing for you to do now. Try not to give in to doing it again when they return home for breaks. Expecting them to have grown up enough to do this for themselves is an important step to letting them grow up.
  • You've got your bathroom back.
  • Smaller water, phone and electricity bills will help you save money. And that saved money can be put toward a vacation with your spouse or friends!
  • Feel extremely proud of yourself for having raised children who are capable of going out into the world and surviving and thriving on their own. Give yourself a pat on the back.



    Dugaan Demam Di Hari Pertama Peperiksaan

    Hari ini 13 Jun 2012. Hari pertama peperiksaan semester 2 buat diriku. Kertas Bahasa Inggeris Untuk Komunikasi Akademik. Eh betul ke ni? Hahahaha. English For Academic Communication. Jadual teman boleh lihat seperti di bawah.




    Alhamdulillah dapat jawab soalan Bahasa Inggeris dengan jayanya walaupun hari ini tak sihat. Ya, tak sihat. Demam. Fever. Meriang. Komer faham ke? Hohohohohoho. Entah² ni semua jangkit dari Yusuf. Ye la semalam petang jalan-jalan dengan dia. Tak bagitau yang dia tu demam. Kemain energetic lagi. Tup tup dah kena demam. Walawey~~~~~ 





    Sebelum jam 12 malam dah dua kali muntah. Masa tu risau dah. Ye lah, esok nak exam, hari ni demam plak kan. Telan je ubat, terus pejam. 2.30 pagi terjaga lagi. Uwek uwek lagi. Parah dah ni......... Nasib baik bilik single. Kalau ada room mate, mahu tak boleh tidur kawan tu. Hehehehehe..... Malunya~~~



    Inilah dugaan demam di hari pertama peperiksaan yang terpaksa teman tempuhi. Sekarang tak sihat lagi. Pedih-pedih lagi perut ni. Nasib baik esok paper petang. Pagi sempat lagi nak study, Siang tadi tak study pun. Rehat je dalam bilik. Boleh plak Yusuf ajak jalan-jalan lagi. Kuat betul badan dia. Demam-demam pon boleh berjoging lagi. Kalau teman, tak la............ Boleh pengsan kat tengah-tengah jalan nanti.... Dah pengsan nanti siapa nak tolong angkat? Takkan makcik yang lepak tepi tasik tu kot?


    Moga-moga demam teman ni takkan melarat lagi. Kawan-kawan harap dapat doakan kesihatan teman dan kejayaan teman dalam mengharungi ujian dunia dan akhirat ini. Amin.

    Tuesday, June 12, 2012

    Segmen Tambah Follower dan Rakan Blogger



    Sebab blogging: Berkongsi ilmu dan maklumat
    Mula Berblogging: Januari 2011
    Blogger Ikutan: Tiada


    Assalamualaikum wbt dan salam sejahtera. Nama teman Azlan. Nama blog ini adalah Azlan The Type Writer. Sudah terang lagi bersuluh, blog ini tiada kaitan dengan artis dan penyanyi yang bernama Azlan The Typewriter itu. Kami bukan adik beradik mahupun bersaudara. Ini blog peribadi teman, bukannya blog muzik beliau. Teman berblogging kerana ingin berkongsi ilmu dan maklumat. Lebih kepada cara sendiri sendiri, teman tiada blogger ikutan. Mengapa teman? Kerana teman adalah anak Perak. Terima kasih.

    Klik SINI untuk join segmen ini.

    Makanan Wajib Ambil Sewaktu Peperiksaan

    Nampaknya saat ini sedang hangat dengan kisah peperiksaan. Tak kisahlah sama ada UPSR, PMR, SPM, STPM, STAM, PSPM, dan sebagainya. Yang penting peperiksaan. Teman juga telah menaip entri mengenai peperiksaan SINI dan SINI

    Sewaktu hendak menghadapi peperiksaan, pasti ramai dari kita yang mempunyai pantang seperti tidak mengambil makanan yang masam. Pasti ada juga yang mengamalkan makanan tertentu seperti kismis dan kacang cerdas. Perlukah semua itu?


    Kini anda hanya perlu dapat Copying Toast dari kedai-kedai berdekatan sahaja tanpa perlu berpantang dan sebagainya. Dengan roti ini, anda pasti dapat menghafal semua isi kandungan buku yang anda baca. Dapatkan Copying Toast dengan harga RM5.90 sahaja. Turut dijual di Jusco, Giant, Tesco dan pasaraya besar yang lain.




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