Last time I wrote on my plan during 3 weeks holiday. In order to refresh your rusty memory, have a look here.

Well, most likely, some of it were successfully done while some aren’t. Number 3 is most likely my victory. I do it every single day, skipping and crawling and leave my footprint universally. I did it very well, in fact, I have a dream to get a certificate for this field. No, no one ever get a certificate for bloghopping. It’s my other blog, which I intend to give a makeover and recognition.

Carboot is quite enjoyable but the weather is not. While for books, I’ve breed them in my room. Just read one and others were breeding. Quite ambitious I am.

Preparing for the next term? I don’t know what I should do anyway. I’ve prepared mentally, I have accepted the fact that the class is going to start soon. Probably just need few days to adjust my sleep time. That’s it.

I had good time in London with kak eQin and abg kejam. London was nice. Yup, weather was been nice that time. Sunny, bright and cheery. Parks, strolling and try to enjoy our days as much as we can though we don’t have big budget for our holiday. Yeah. Happiness is not determined by your money, it’s determined on the way how you’re thinking bout it. I’ve had my lesson thank you. ~(sing it!)yang penting happy~happy~ Previous report here.

Jobhunting, I guess I’m not lucky enough. I think I’m going to bluff my name sounds like ‘Miss Adam’ (someone teaches me, and she’s a good teacher) after this.

Well, just seize the day while I still can. I don’t find it boring, cause I found day with a class is hectic and there are so many things to be done and rushed. See ya people! Selamat menyambut hari Malaysia pada 16 September ini.

A blogger is a person who writes blog and have a blog (duh, obviously~). There are few people who were dooced because of their filthy blog. There are cases, where blogger were sentenced to jail because of expressing their thoughts. Name it: Xanga, blogspot, Yahoo 360, Live Journal, Myspace, etc; they are still web+log. A platform where we can express our thoughts, ideas, opinion, etc.

Latest, we have podcasting and it expands the freedom of media. Thanks to Brad Fritzpatrick, it widens blogosphere and inpires many to write. From blog, a blook has been created. Followed by: moblog, vlog, flog, plog, and many more. What a big world of blog we have! Even politicians have their own blog, laureate, artists, sportswoman and even well known millionaire have a blog.

Looks like it’s a good industry eh? If your blog have a good prospect, you can ask the advertisers to advertise in your blog. You’ll get money while blogging. Isn’t that great? Well, what I’m trying to say is, I’m keen with blogging, and I hope my fellow blogospheres will too.

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Bukan saya hendak menulis tentang penerima AP kali ini. Title tu tak melambangkan entry kali ini. Ia wujud kerana saya tidak tahu apakah terma yang sesuai bagi orang yang mengucapkan ucapan ‘selamat hari jadi’ kepada saya. Ada sesiapa tahu terma bagi orang yang menyampaikan ucapan? Pengucap?

Saya tidak tahu bagaimana untuk menunjukkan betapa berterima kasihnya saya kepada mereka di atas ingatan mereka kerana saya fikir umur 21 bukanlah masa untuk menyambut hari lahir dengan meriah. Ia merupakan titik permulaan saya melangkah ke alam dewasa. Bagi saya, cukup hanya dengan ucapan di kalangan rakan-rakan.

Dengan ini, saya ukirkan nama mereka di blog saya sebagai tanda terima kasih kerana menjadikan detik bersejarah hidup saya lebih bermakna.

1. cikgukampung
2. abg Firdaus Ashraf@Abg Best
3. indra
4. zuera MMU
5. zurina
6. najihah
7. fikri
8. majidah
9. nicang
10. laili
11. cinot
12. faa+geng
13. k.eQin
14. alin, ina, wani+nisa–>siaran langsung dari McQuarie
15. abg wan
16. seow shi ying
17. asyraf notts
18. kuzek
19. zuera auckland
20. dayah zaba
21. s0ya
22. azim
23. loqman
24. anis
25. ruth
26. azwan
27. ainna
28. kak julie pinky
29. mak+ayah
30. mimiey
31. shaminah
32. hanis
33. shah
34. hazwan

Ada yang wish via YM, friendster, in person, sms, dan calls. Terima kasih semua. Kalian hadir dan membuatkan hidup ini lebih ceria.

Ada berita baik buat orang Manjung/Sitiawan. Secret Recipe bakal dibuka di daerah kita. Yeay!

Juga berita terkini. Kawan-kawan saya juga sudah punya blog baru di blogspot. Check them out!
Fazlin Farieza
Nur Afifah

Go blogging!

Ustadz Yazid
Pn. Jumilah
Pn. Bainah
Pn. Zaimah
Ustadz Rushdi
Pn. Bahiyah
Pn. Alina
Pn. Hazaliza
Teacher Rose
Pn. Norayon
Ustadz Kashfi
Ustazah Uraidah
Ustadz Ziyad
Cikgu Zan Asri

Your Birthdate: September 9

You are a born idealist, with more pet causes than you can count. You prefer be around others, both when working and while relaxing. Generous and giving, you believe you can change the world one person at a time. You’re open minded and tolerant. People feel like they can tell you anything. Your strength: Your go-with-the-flow flexibility Your weakness: Your flair for the over dramatic Your power color: Pine green Your power symbol: Circle Your power month: September

Options for English Majors

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English is not a vocational major that prepares you for one particular job (like an accountant, for example). Instead, a degree in English provides you with a broad range of skills useful for any number of careers. Skills that make you a good job candidate include the ability to:

• Think critically and solve problems
• Write and speak effectively
• Edit someone else’s writing
• Express your creativity in any number of ways (design a brochure, write a campaign letter, reorganize an office, and others)
• Learn new information quickly
• Work well with others
• Develop hypotheses, research data, and interpret and summarize data
• Organize ideas and information

With these skills, English majors have achieved success in a variety of fields, including writing, editing, publishing, teaching, public relations, technical writing, paralegal and legal, marketing, consulting, business, government, museums, libraries, and more.

Explore these and more career options in What Can You Do with a Major in English?, by Shelley O’Hara, and brought to you by the experts at CliffsNotes.

My own additional notes:

1. If you learn English as second language, you can also be a translator, for books, movie subtitles and plenty more. Especially best selling books, who knows your name will be under JK Rowling’s.
2. Write your own memoir, who knows one day it’ll be as hot as Arthur Golden’s.
3. Scriptwriter for those who have creative ideas and good writing skills. Name it: drama, stage play, TV series, children’s theatre, etc. Who knows you might be the next Marc Cherry.
4. Emceeing. Our market needs high-proficient speaker for official caremony, public events, etc. Who knows you will be proposed by Radio producer.
5. Anchorman/anchorwoman: I would say this field has a good prospect since there is a competition among broadcasting companies. Who knows you will be the next Normala Samsudin and be a ‘Datin’.

Opting for English widens your job prospect and produce multi-talented people. Good luck!

Resources: Cliffnotes, Copyright © 2000-2006 by Wiley Publishing, Inc. All rights reserved.

Solaris: A sci-fi movie that is starred by George Clooney. It said to be though provoking but I dare to say that it is ‘mind numbing’ since the plot is slow, you can’t trace flashback and sometimes you need to strain your ears since the actors/actresses are like whispering. I even need to use the subtitle for hearing-impairment because my PC can’t go any louder. I slept halfway anyway. I rarely sleep for a movie but a dull one. The music makes me feel sleepy either, plus, there’s not really a music. The ending, frustating I would say. I recommended this movie for aeronautic people and men who do not want kids. I don’t really upset with this movie since it’s George Clooney =P. I give this movie 2 stars out of five. (2/5) *Most press give it B, some Cs.

Lagaan: It is based on 1893 setting, where India was ruled by ‘White people’. Although this movie runs for 3 hours, the drop-dead-gorgeous actor and enthusiaisic Aamir Khan, will make you wide awake. I’m sure it changes your mind a bit about Hindi movie. But still, Hindi movie ALWAYS have happy ending. That one I am pretty sure, will not change for about another decade. For the synopsis, you can read it from here.

What I like the most about this film is, the make-up, very natural. It suits 1893’s setting. It does not emboss its actress much. She (played by Gracy Singh) is absolutely looks like a normal rural girl. Not too beautiful (too beautiful like Aishwarya, which makes us distracted from the movie) yet charming. Nude colours, natural tan (yeah, oily and bronze colour looks best on Aamir Khan) and you’ll barely notice they are wearing any. The plot does not merely involves love relationship, although there is, but not like other Hindi movies, which main focus is the love story. I would say the percentage is just about 35%. No wonder it receives nomination for best foreign movie in Oscar. Rarely we can see a Bollywood movie in Oscar. Besides, this movie has victoriously stole 33 awards. I am sure that your sportmanship will be uplifted as you watch this. It’s about injustice, loyalty to your motherland, teamwork, social status, disability discrimination and corruption.

This time, a Hollywood movie has been defeated by a Bollywood movie. If you need to choose between these two, I suggest Lagaan. It’s worth your 3 hours. Really. While Solaris, it has taken 2 precious hours from my life. I wish I can claim back from them.

LONDON (Reuters) – The Arctic Monkeys, who shot to fame on the Internet and broke all records with their debut, won the coveted Mercury Prize on Tuesday for the best British album of the year.

“It’s good tunes — that’s what we try to do,” said frontman Alex Turner after the group accepted the 20,000 pound award.

The Mercury Prize judges tend to court controversy every year by picking quirky and offbeat winners rather than chart-topping blockbusters.

This year was a glaring exception with the prize going to the Arctic Monkeys who in January smashed the British record for the fastest-selling debut album.

“Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I Am Not” sold over 363,700 copies in its first week.

Even Turner admitted to being surprised that they had won. “Normally it doesn’t go to a band that has sold as many albums as we have. But we are very pleased with it,” he said.

The Arctic Monkeys handed out free CDs of their music at early gigs which were in turn downloaded onto the Internet by fans and sent across cyberspace.

They were surprised as anyone when crowds at concerts then began singing back the words as they performed.

For the Mercury, first awarded in 1992, the quality of the music, not the weight of album sales is normally the prime consideration.

In 1994, M People’s “Elegant Slumming” beat competition from Blur, Pulp and the Prodigy — much to the surprise of the music press.

Last year Antony and the Johnsons won the prize for “I Am A Bird Now”. Lead singer Antony Hegarty, while born in England, spent more than 20 years in the United States, raising questions about his eligibility for the award.

The nominated albums for the 2006 award were:

Arctic Monkeys – “Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not”.

Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan – “Ballad of the Broken Seas”.

Editors – “The Back Room”.

Guillemots – “Through the Windowpane”.

Richard Hawley – “Coles Corner”.

Hot Chip – “The Warning”.

Muse – “Black Holes & Revelations”.

Zoe Rahman – “Melting Pot”.

Lou Rhodes – “Beloved One”.

Scritti Politti- “White Bread Black Beer”.

Sway – “This is My Demo”.

Thom Yorke – “The Eraser”.

yeehaa..my favourite band won…who can get bored with their smashing heavy banging tune, When Te Sun Goes Down??A brilliant song to bang your head to after a bad day!It’s wonderful they defeated the amazing Thom Yorke (Radiohead frontman) who has a critical accalim for his debut solo album,The Eraser. Muse also went home empty handed, but never mind, at least I still enjoy their heavy electronic guitar sound, Supermassive Black Hole…Im still wondering whether Arctic Monkeys will make any debut at this year’s grammy…looks like they will…yeah, consider they r already in the top 20 best albums of the year as compiled by metacitics.com..if you would like to have a copy of any of the songs in this article..please contact me…now still looking the best way to embed songs in my posts..any suggestions???

Hi guys, in the next posts, I’ll bring you single reviews and album reviews. My first album reviews would be Beyonce’s B’Day, Breaking Benjamin’s Phobia, and Basement Jaxx’s Crazy Itch Radio. We will also look at at the latest singles from Paolo Nutini, Lily Allen, Jesse McCartney, Evanescence and Beyonce:

1. Jenny, Don’t Be Hasty (These Streets) – Paolo Nutini
2. LDN (Alright Still) – Lily Allen
3. Right Where You Want Me (Right Where You Want Me) – Jesse McCartney

4. Call Me When You’re Sober (The Open Door) – Evanescence
5. Ring The Alarm (B’Day) – Beyonce Knowles

In the meantime, this is where you can find reviews for most major records:
http://www.metacritic.com/music

Here is the latest UK Top 40 singles chart:

1. SexyBack – Justin Timberlake feat. Timbaland
2. Hips Don’t Lie – Shakira feat. Wyclef Jean
3. Deja-Vu – Beyonce Knowles
4. Scissor Sisters – I Don’t Feel Like Dancing
5. Fratellis – Chelsea Dagger
6. Ridin’ – Chamillionaire feat Krayzie Bone
7. Chasing Cars – Snow Patrol
8. Love Don’t Let Me Go – David Guetta feat. The Egg
9. Me & U – Cassie
10. Everytime We Touch – Cascada