Robin Hood : kawan kawan jom ikut aku kita tolong orang susah

Kawan : camana tu nak tolong ?

Robin Hood : orang kaya tu kan banyak harta jom kita 'ambil' sikit dan agih agih kan dekat orang yang memerlukan ...

Kawan : ooooo ...

lalu mereka pon 'memasuki' rumah orang kaya dah memenuhi hasrat mereka

KOMEN : mana boleh buat jahat untuk buat baik ... kalau dalam matematik pon (-)(+)=(-)

Kes 2

petikan caca merba daripada sebuah drama tv ...

SiPolan : byeee aku nka pergi jumpa pakwe aku ... hari ni dia ajak buka puasa jadi aku kena la pakai cantik cantik .... cantik tak aku pakai tudung ? ...mesti la kan heheheh ko jangan jelessss ...

SiPopan : ko ni kan kalau nak pakai tudung biar la ikhlasss ... ni pakwe suruh pakai ... ko pakai ... bila dia tak kata ... ko tak pakai .... niat tu kalau tak ikhlas baik tak payah pakai ...

SiPolan : hmmmmmm betul jugak ek .... tapi tak pa lah aku nak pi berbuka dengan pakwe aku heheeh jangan jelessss

KOMEN : hmmm pakai tudung tu 1 bahagian daripada menutup aurat yang disuruh dalam al-quran , kalau tak tutup aurat tu dah macam telanjang bogel la , tentang niat ikhlas ka tak ikhlas tu , kalau dah jadi kebiasaan ... niat pon akan jadi ikhlas ... jadi biasa biasa kan lah tutup aurat ... ini kewajipan ....

p/s: pakai tudung bukan untuk tutup rambut saja , juga perlu mengutup bahagian dada dan bentuk atas badan , kalau nak tutup rambut saja pakai snow cap pon boleh ... pakai helmet pon jadi ... hahaha ....senang lagi botakkan kepala .. ha tak dak terus rambut ... begitu juga dengan bentuk badan juga perlu di lindungi ....dari menjadi anak panah syaitan ke mata lelaki .. kerana wanita sentiasa menjadi PERHIASAN dunia untuk lelaki ..

Kes 3

Aku : aku tak mau pi nomikai(party minum dan mabuk semua bayar amaun sama) aku bayar tapi aku minum jus .... depa dok tonggang benda haram tu(arak)

Kamu : ooooo tu atas niat kita laa aku ikut ja nomikai atas niat kita la .... kita bayar untuk apa ..

akhir kata ... bab niat ini adalah sesuatu yang kompleks , dah lama aku nak tulih la ni baru terfikir lagi dan terus memblog .... apakah niat kita baik kah sesuatu itu ...

TEPUK DADA TANYA (isi sendiri) ...

·        W.D. Allen – Visiting Assistant Professor of Finance, Trulaske College of Business.
·        Andrew Beverley – Chairman and CEO, First National Bank & Trust Co., Columbia.
·        John Howe – Missouri Bankers Chair, Trulaske College of Business.
·        Bill Little – President, Quam-Nichols Co., Chicago.
·        Karen Schnatterly – Assistant Professor of Management, Trulaske College of Business.
·        Judy Starr – Chief Financial Officer, Boone County National Bank, Columbia.

The session will be moderated by Bruce Walker, Lansford Professor of Leadership and Dean, Trulaske College of Business.  The session is free and open to students, faculty and staff from all areas of MU as well as members of the Columbia community.  The forum is Tuesday, Oct. 7 at 3:45 p.m. in Bush Auditorium in Cornell Hall.

Derricknyms

The day I realized I had a gift my life was never the same. Proverbs 18:16 says “A mans gift maketh room and bringeth him before great men.”

Derricknyms were born when I started turning names into positive messages right before their eyes within seconds.

Success comes not only when someone has your business card, but when they keep it and use it.

I discovered that if I could use my talents to uplift someone through their name.

The greatest chance to succeed is to know who and what you are

“Give someone a W.O.E., a Word Of Encouragement”       

Derrick Hayes is the creator of Derricknyms www.Derricknyms.com, author of Grow The F Up www.GrowTheFUp.com, and Publisher of The WORD www.MondaysWORD.com. Please watch his video demo at www.EncouragementThinking.com and  book him to speak at (866) WOE-7879.   

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/SaiBrowne/2008/09/23/Life-Remixed-Radio

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Classes will start at 8.15am for me and tomorrow the first one is going to be journalism.

Here a few facts about my school:
- name: Stuttgart Media University
- only 3000 students
- 106 proffessors, 170 members of staff, 120 assistant lecturers
- 4600 applicants for 500 open spots
- over 60 partner universities world wide

Exhibit Information:
Oct. 3, 2008-Oct. 31, 2008
10 a.m. - 3 p.m., Monday through Friday and by appointment
Davis Art Gallery, corner of Ripley and Walnut Streets

The exhibit is free and open to the public.

For more information on human trafficking, check out the Not for Sale website.

There's a flu going around the halls. Not good, I hate getting sick. Some type of Chinese herbal tea is supposed to be good for your ovaries, immune system, and against flu. I tried some today from Lily (my Taiwanese housemate), and it tastes like an organic cereal, but smells like ginger cookies. Hope it works its magic. I could use a little PMS aid these days. It's doing me so much damage when combined with homesickness.

I'm about to cook (or try to cook) myself some mushroom pasta. Busy day, busy day! I shopped today for groceries like I've never done before. I feel independant. Free. Responsible. The kind of feelings you get when you're cleaning your own toilet seat. It's silly I know, but I am alive more than ever.

Doesn't mean I'm satisfied. I have lots of acquaintances but no real friends. I'm shy when it comes to opening up to people. But all the same, I will survive. *remembers a certain episode from Medium* >___<

Highlight of the day? Well. Waking up to her voice on the phone. :)

As a Kuwaiti/Palestinian living in the UK, the variety of canned food and ready-made meals is something that struck me as awesome at first. I told myself it will be simple to prepare a meal because of this variety, only to realize after a week of quick-made rice and canned fish that I am fed-up and ready for a healthier alternative. I admit that I miss my best friend's mom's salads, and my mom's lamb liver and hommos. Whatever I would have run away from to go to gourmet burger places is now what I long for. And that is me growing up, perhaps.

The good thing is there are all sorts of cooking activities going on in the kitchens here in the student halls. I am exposed to cooking skills from Taiwan, Korea, Cyprus, Ireland, Germany, Mexico, England, Serbia, and Philippines. What a mix! (And there are many more!)

So basically, when I hold the frying pan, I keep asking questions. Silly questions. As silly as "do I put the vegetables first or the oil". And I am okay with it because I know that I will eventually know how to cook myself a good meal. (Hopefully!)

Mass production is a bummer no matter which angle you look at it from. I feel overwhelmed by the amount of preservatives I am consuming. No wonder people become organic-food-obsessed in a culture full of chemically and genetically treated products.

aku teruja dengan burst mode D200

sekali lagi WOWWW

Masaoka-san bg aku pinjam lens laju AF nikkor 70-210 f4-5.6  memang padan sangat dengan kamera walau belum habis explore menu dll. baru aku perasan rupanya memang betul agak sama tapi lagi detail daripada menu nikon d80 ..

buat masa sekarang duit aku memang amat berumurah hati untuk menghabiskan duit untuk kamera , mana tak nya dah 3 bijik kamera untuk 3 level penggunaan  tapi semua kamera murah murah aku beli , nilai masih ada kalau untuk resell  (tapi tak jual kot LOL)

rujukan aku untuk fotografi kebanyakan di

www.kenrockwell.com   memang detail untuk nikonian

www.kakaku.com  in japanese   survey harga semasa barang terutamanya KAMERA LENS

harga semasa kamera terpakai nikon :

D200  RM2100(purata)

D300  RM4000(purata)

end of little review

I took a little bit of time to make a video for you guys that sums up what has been going on here over the last three days... I know there could have been some better editing but I'm simply too tired, yet wanted you guys to be able to see it as soon as possible.

Aisha Tyler and Taye Diggs will be at MU, on steps of Ellis Library on Lowry Mall tomorrow (Saturday) from 4:30-5:30 p.m. The duo will be helping with voter registration and helping to kickoff canvasing for their candidate.

Bring your cameras!

The panel covered a variety of topics including federal funding of the arts and funding of post-secondary education.

In the last quarter of the show we featured an interview with Communist Party of Canada candidate, Drew Garvie.

Listen to the show:
Part 1
[audio http://cfruelectionradio.files.wordpress.com/2008/10/federal-election-radio-021008a.mp3]
Part 2
[audio http://cfruelectionradio.files.wordpress.com/2008/10/federal-election-radio-021008b.mp3]

Today, I want to write about another defining characteristic of our school that we have not talked about much and that is our school's diversity.

As a school located in the Bay Area, we are proud of the fact that the student population of our school mirrors that of our diverse Bay Area community. In fact, SJND does not have any one racial group larger than 25% of our school, an astonishing achievement for any Catholic high school. The diversity of our school encompasses not only racial diversity, but also socioeconomic, cultural, educational and other markers of diversity that are less readily seen. We pride ourselves on the fact that we have diversity that works.

At many schools, even schools that are tremendously diverse, it is not uncommon to see students quickly separate and balkanize by race. At many high schools, all one needs to do is step into the student cafeteria at lunch to see how students separate into tables quite neatly by skin color. Perhaps it’s only human to want to be with those who are like us, but often times, diverse schools have diversity in name only.

At SJND, seeing this division is rare. Our school is too small for students to easily separate; it’s hard to hide at SJND. On the other hand, our school is not so big that students feel that they have to retreat to what they know in order to feel comfortable or supported. It is that first quality I wrote about - community - that helps our school's diversity to work. We have wonderful students, students committed to learning and who have the support of their parents. When you put together that mix of community and diversity, the end result is place that works to form and transform our students to be people who, in the words of our school's Vision Statement, "will be prepared to exercise leadership roles in their adult lives and foster democratic principles and Christian values of social justice in a diverse and technologically changing world."

]]> http://kaawiu.wordpress.com/?p=110 Fri, 03 Oct 2008 17:40:17 +0000 Kristen Aguirre http://kaawiu.pl.wordpress.com/2008/10/03/organizational-spotlight/ Western Courier

Every morning, as students drag their feet to their morning class, they reach for the one thing that gives them insight on the latest national or local news, topics, and opinions. No it is not the Tribune, it is the Western Courier.

The student-run newspaper has been “serving the students of Western Illinois University since 1905” as stated on its webpage. Since then, the paper has won 16 awards from the Illinois College Press Association and in May 1999 was inducted into the Associated Collegiate Press Hall of Fame.

Leading the Courier this year as Editor-in-Chief is Alisha Cowen, a senior journalism major. Not only does she run a tight ship, her open mind and laid back attitude allows her and her team to work together smoothly to provide the best news coverage. “She knows how to run a newspaper. She is really laid back, but if you’re not doing your work she will get on you; she helps us get the job done,” said Dave Hodge, a managing editor for the paper. Heading the rest of the sections of the paper are: News Editor, Ed Komenda; Opinions Editor, Sarah Zeeck; Sports Editor, Ken Woods; and Edge Editor, Brent Busby.

Each section embracing the latest topics in its genre, tend to bring national news to a local level and cover subjects that affect the students. “Because of the election year we’re trying to cover more national news, but then we try to make it local to show how it’s affecting the Macomb and Western community,” Hodge said. Headlines in the latest issue that grabbed my attention were “McCain in need of a bailout” in the news section and “Chicago baseball which is better?” in the opinions section. Trying to fill the demands of their audience, the Courier staff runs stories that interest students, such as voting or MLB playoffs.

Picking up the paper at the Union, Library, Alumni House or any other of its 80 locations, the Western Courier is a trusted medium for students looking for the latest news, topics, and trends.

Click here. to read the most recent issue of the Western Courier.

the lack of updates haven't been because i've been busy, rather it's due to laziness and procrastination.  yes, more than two months of precisely that.  it seems like it's worse back here than it was london.  then again, it could simply be because the days here are longer (at least at this time of the year), and really i'm just as lazy as i've ever been.

really all i want to do is stay home with a mountain of books (especially those by nora roberts writing as j.d. roberts) and just slowly but surely make my way through them.  why is it that my attention span for such things lasts way longer than that for my law readings?  just the other day, i spent just about 5 to 6 hours straight reading a j.d. roberts book from cover to cover.  did the same thing again the day after.  yet i can barely spend half an hour reading a law textbook without taking a break.  story of my life really.   this lack of attention span actually extends to other areas in my life too.. not just studies.  it really kind of sucks.

oh well, getting a new desk in my room today, so no more excuses of having no where with no distractions to study.  then again the bed is a pretty good distraction.  hmmm.

awal syawal semalam aku 'ponteng' dengan mencutikan diri sendiri ... sambil tolong pak Agus mengemas rumah sebelah sebab jumaat ni kawan dia akan sampai dari indonesia , pak Elias  yang bakal menyambung phD  kat sini (di indonesia phd dikenali sebagai S3 ,master S2 ,bachelor S1)  ... sekali dengan pak Elias ada lagi 2 orang salah seorang akan menyambung phd dalam bahagian Elektrik

lepas kemas rumah pak Elias tu terasa letih .. jadi aku makan sikit , solat zohor dan tidor ...tanpa aku
tutup pintu dan tingkap  ....  lepas bangun dari tidor terasa letih lagi ... sejuk .... berhingus ...

"alamak musim dan bertukaq ni ... adoihhh lupa pulak tutup pintu tingkap ... nak demam dah aku nih "

berdasarkan peta pergerakan angin dalam dashboard macbook air ku , sudah nampak pergerakan awan kini dari utara ke barat daya .. sebelum ini pergerakannya dari barat daya ke timur laut .. ternyata bayu sejuk itu datang dari utara bumi (mungkin dari kutub!) yang membawa kesejukan ... menyebabkan perubahan musim telah bermula ... petang tadi aku dah rasa malas untuk pergi lab tapi aku gagahi selepas telan ubat PL yang diambil dari pusat kesihatan Univ.

di kilang ...

masaoka : ooo amir-san saya nak buat jadual untuk projek kita bulan ni ... kalau ikut ramalam cuaca minggu depan akan daun pokok-pokok di gunung ishizuchi akan berubah warna ...
amir : oooo ok saya pon nka tau jugak pasal tu ...
masaoka : saya rasa kita boleh pergi sana masa cuti 3 hari pada minggu depan... ko macam mana ok ka ... aku ikut jadual ko
amir : saya ok ja hujung minggu memang free tak da buat apa .
masaoka : ooo kalau macam tuu... hmmm... kita tuar jadula lah .. kita cuba pergi minggu selepas tu .. 18 oct ka 19 oct ka .. macam mana kita naik 18 oct kalau tak bes kita naik 19 oct ..
amir : ok ja ...
masaoka : ok set .
amir : masaoka-san saya nak tanya tentang d200 tu ... saya ingat nak cuba pakai dulu ...
masaoka : ooo ok tapi saya bawak d300 sekarang .. ni ha tengok la ... lebih kurang ja .. cuma d300 lagi laju ...
amir : oooo ok uiyooo lajunya ....
masaoka : ok nanti aku bawak ko cuba dulu ya nanti aku jual murah murah ja 50000yen sekali bateri grip ....hmmmm murah gila nihhh ...

amir : (uiii besnyaa murah gila pulak tuh hehehe) .. ok  ... saya nak guna senban(lathe) boleh ?

masaoka : oooo ok . guna la..

aku teruskan guna senban sampai pukol 5 petang