
sold my 1st ever Camera and got myself a 2nd hand Nikon D80. Got myself a Dell Studio 15 laptop too. So far, enjoying both toys a lot.
So we have a new cabinet for Malaysia, that supposed to be leaner, cleaner, better and blah blah blah....
life's is like a painting, we start as a white canvas. as life goes on we paint, if it turns ugly paint over it. To do nothing, is to be nothing. So light up the world with your painting.

loser at the Batang. Pakatan Rakyat won both Bukit seats. Bukit Selambau with 15 candidates contesting, S. Manikumar from PKR won with a majority of 2,403. Bukit Gantang, MB turn MP Nizar Jamaluddin from PAS won with a bigger margin than last election with a majority of 2,789. Batang Ai, BN won with a majority of 1,854. This is a good result for Malaysia which proves the Rakyat's acceptance of the new two-party political system. So Pakatan where is the shadow cabinet?
So what been BN people been saying about the lost?
"You must understand, this is not our seat and not our state, we did not lose our own seat. So to look at it in such a defeated manner... I am not prepared to do that," Umno vice-president Hishamuddin Hussein said.
"They do not want to hear promises of change but they want to experience real change" MCA president Ong Tee Keat said. (oh..so you actually understand. =P)
Umno deputy president Muhyiddin Yassin insisted that the by-elections are not a referendum of Najib Abdul Razak's premiership as he has just taken over the office.
"Maybe the people have a feel-good factor relating to Najib's premiership, but they have yet to absorb the good feelings." (absorb?)
Just a day before the tri-elections, there were so sure of winning. They think by lifting the ban on some newspapers and realeaseing 13 ISA detainees people will vote for them? In the first place why ban the newspapers? why detain people under ISA?and they are still quite alot of people in ISA. What about the rest?
It seems to me a politcal party is like a brand now, perception and experience is important. Promises just dont work anymore. So what if your brand promises to be the best? if it's percieve as a bluff, if the experience of using that brand is crap...bye bye brand. Even Sales Promotion nowadays dont work, like daggling Money and Development fund infront of the people. People perceive that Pakatan is better and cleaner, experience it to be real and authentic. so here you go...still King's of the Hills.
to the women so heartless
how could you be so heartless?
how could you be so cold?
heartless like a jellyfish swimming in the sea,
as cold as the night in Genting Highland the year 1986.
after all we been through,
not much but at least it something.
i know i did some things, said some stuff,
but that is the past, that's history.
now you walk around like you don't know me?
now you hanging around with your new groupies?
along the way i just lost you, couldn't recognize.
a game of Big2 seems, well more important.
well i actually i don't care, i just don't wanna do my thesis so i write this crap.
your call.
It's another a set of by-election, this time in Bukit Selambau(Kedah), Bukit Gantang(Perak) and Batang Ai(Sarawak). People contesting? 15,3 and 2 respectively.
15 people trying to win a single state seat in Bukit Selambau? 13 independent and 2 from BN and PKR. That's crazy, don't they know if they don't get enough votes, they will lose their deposit which is a lot of money for the normal rakyat. To me this sound really fishy and dodgy, the chances of losing is so high and to think all 15 of them thinks that they are more qualified and able to bring more to Bukit Selambau than the other 14 candidate. Argh...sound like someone just paid them to help split the votes. But, this is Malaysia and apa pun boleh, so that just might be a chance of an independent candidate winning the seat. If he or she do win, all the best to them, just hope they stay independent and not be "friendly" to any side.
Moving on to Bukit Gantang is a David vs Goliath scene, with a relatively unknown BN candidate taking on the PAS "Menteri Besar" of Perak and a Silat Master to chap sek kai and win the seat if possible. so who will win this time? If Goliath win, it kinda mean they want the Menteri Besar back i guess.
Batang Ai in the land of the Hornbills, we see a straight battle between PKR and PRS.
I hope they want chance and had enough of being bully by the government there, sucking up resources like a vampire...
on other news closer to home, Former Selangor MB Dr Mohd Khir Toyo along with his family and other state officials spent almost RM1.6 million on two overseas trips which included a tour of Paris and Orlando Disneyland. I want to be a MB too...i will go Hong Kong Disney Land.
lol...i sound so serious ler. don't take what i say seriously ler. This is just what i think. Everyone can have their own opinions of the situation by just reading the news and of cos the new media news also ler...if not you only get one side of the story.
Under the current legal framework which lack privacy law and protection, the Malaysian public are vulnerable to this form of invasion of privacy and breach of confidence.so what do you think? the right of privacy important? or my conclusion is just crappy?
With this important legal framework that needs to be updated, there is a need for a data protection legislation to regulate companies which sell information. Bodily privacy protection legislation to protect people’s physical selves against invasive procedures such as genetic tests, drug testing and so on. Privacy of communications which covers the security and privacy of mail, telephones, email and other form of communications should also be legislated. Privacy concerning territorial, which concerns the setting of limits on intrusion into personal space and public place, must also be legislated.
Therefore, with all this form of privacy protection in place and properly legislated, Malaysia would be able to move on to a communications and multimedia hub. Where the national adoption of e-based transactions is expected to be high, in this sort of commercial environment, Malaysia will be able to position itself as a preferred trading partner that conforms to international standards of privacy protection. With all this reasons given a legal framework of privacy protection have to be drafted as soon as possible, this is utmost important for Malaysia to move into a first world country with both first world mentality and infrastructure.
The movie is basically, A lecturer(Nicolas Cage) found a piece of paper fill with numbers in a time capsule that has been dug up at his son's elementary school; in it are some chilling predictions, some that have already occurred and others that are about to that lead him to believe he has to do something... and they movie should be rated 18PG cause its disturbingly violent and quite eerie...