Oh no... namaKu tercemar...

hehehe.. britney use my name as a disguise..... Her third single is entitle If you seek Amy....
So Jangan Cari Amy wokey... hahaha...... *i don't know what am talking about anyway... hahaha*
i never know that my name can be so 'meaningful' haha... very creative indeed... but Namuku telah tercemar.... huhuhu....

La la la, la la la
La la la, la la la

Oh baby baby have you seen Amy tonight?
Is she in the bathroom is she smokin' up outside? Oh
Oh baby baby does she take a piece of lime
For the drink that I'mma buy her do you know just what she likes? Oh

Oh oh, tell me have you seen her? Because I'm so oh
I can't get her off of my brain
I just want to go to the party she gonna go
Can somebody take me home?
Ha ha, he he, ha ha ho

Love me hate me, say what you want about me
But all of the boys and all of the girls are begging to if you seek Amy
Love me hate me, but can't you see what I see?
All of the boys and all of the girls are begging to if you seek Amy
Love me hate me, la la la, la la la

Amy told me that she's gonna meet me up
I don't know where or when and now they're closing up the club, oh
I've seen her once or twice but boy she knows my face
But it's hard to see with all the people standing in the way, oh

Oh oh, tell me have you seen her, because I'm so oh
I can't get her off of my brain
I just want to go to the party she gonna go
Can somebody take me home?
Ha ha, he he, ha ha ho

Love me hate me, say what you want about me
But all of the boys and all of the girls are begging to if you seek Amy
Love me hate me, but can't you see what I see?
All of the boys and all of the girls are begging to if you seek Amy
Love me hate me

Oh, so what you want about me?
Oh, but can't you see what I see?
Oh, so what you want about me?
La la la, la la la

So tell me if you see her
'Cause I've been waiting here forever
Oh baby baby if you seek Amy tonight
Oh baby baby we'll do whatever you like
Oh baby baby baby
Oh baby baby baby

La la la, la la la
La la la, la la la

Love me hate me, say what you want about me
But all of the boys and all of the girls are begging to if you seek Amy
Love me hate me, but can't you see what I see
All of the boys and all of the girls are begging to if you seek Amy

Love me hate me, say what you want about me, yeah
Love me hate me, but can't you see what I see?
All of the boys and all of the girls are begging to if you seek Amy
Love me hate me

Oh, so what you want about me?
Oh, but can't you see what I see?
Love me hate me
Oh, so what you want about me?
All of the boys and all of the girls are begging to if you seek Amy

[s]witch to your laughter mode...

Errr... whats that sound???

My rumate was on the phone again. Talking and geting 'rabu-rabu'(lovey-dovey) with her bf. What really tickle my restless mind is ...

rumate: eeiii..eiii... can you hear that sound...

rumate bf: What sound??

rumate: wait..wait.. listen....

rumate bf: huh.. which sound..

rumate: that sound la.. the aung.. aung.. aunnnggg... (don't know how to really write that sound ...)

rumate bf: aiya i also don't know la....

i was like huahahahahhahahaa.... laughing in my brain .. i didn't mean to be so mean. But I just cannot control myself. Can you guess what sound that troubles my rumate????

*hint*: Its the sound you usually hear after the rain... or during rainy season.... 

anyway thanx to my rumate i feel relax a  bit.

Big bussiness in the library

Someone was caught for doing big bussiness in the school library yesterday afternoon. Here's how the story goes. Yesterday during the morning session the library was closed because the library teacher was on lift. So today i felt really happy because i can 'lepak' in the library. (best ba sna ada air con tia panas) When I went in the library everything was as usual but only the smell is different. I thought that it maybe due to someone socks, well you know the never-cuc-for-1-week-sock kind of smell. I casually sit on the sofa and start scribbling in my book planning for tomorrows lesson. Then one student came running to the library teacher. She give the teacher a letter from the afternoon session library teacher.

Puan XXXXX,

Petang semalam ada seorang budak buat 'big bussiness' kat dalam library tu. saya tak sempat nak panggil cleaner sebab saya tak prasan at first. Bila saya check before nak close library then I know. Its at the back of the library.

Puan YYYYYY...

The library teacher was puzzled at first then she went and look at the back of the library and there it is the big bussines. There's a shit there hahahaha.... She runs towards the window and open all the library window. Then she runs to call the cleaner. 

No wonder there's a strange smell in the library this morning. How on earth no one realize that the student is doing big bussiness there and of course it is year 1 student. 

Fiction vs reality 

Today  I went to year 5 class. I chat with one of the students and to my surprise he still believe that superman really does exist and can fly in the sky. He says that he wants to be like James Bond the secret agent. He believe that james bond movie is all real and true story. He says that incredible hulk is there living somewhere in US. The power of mass media.........

Another game...

Well this time it is not a scary game but it is a game that can kill your brain cells... hehehe

If you like riddles then you'll like this game... here.. try it....Zahada Riddle

Go play everyone... and help me... i'm stuck at level 3.. hahaha... am so very shy to say that... I'm stuck at it for nearly 1 hour already...  really need some help...

edit: now at level 30... yay me... taking a break for a while.... 

Tips and tricks for playing Hotel 626...

For those who haven't tried hotel626. Go.. now.. ehehe.. come back here if you get stuck....

First and foremost you must have flash. Then you can check in to the hotel by signing up. hehe...

anyway here it is: 

Level 1 - Only by confronting your darkest fears can you find the light.

This level is easy... just watch it and you'll get to the next level. It's just a movie.

Level 2 - One is not like the others.

In this level you are running on the hallway with lots of door. Look for a door that is different from the others. Just click on the door to enter. The last time I play the door have a red light beside it. You must be fast though before the dark shadows eat you up.

Level 3 - She lives in darkness, Show her the light.

This level you are required to take picure of the girl who runs around in the dark room. Again you must be fast you only have 9 shots I think. Try to get her picture when she is not running. Just keep on trying it is quite easy.

Level 4 - just in time

Well this level is quite the same with level 2. But this time you are running down the hallway. Be fast. Run down the stairway and just before you reach the bottom or when you see the dark shadow thingy click on the door. 

Level 5 - Sing me a lullaby.

Hoho.. This level really freaks me out. haha.. There are 2 variation in this level one is when you enable your mic and the other is of course when you disable your mic.

Mic enable - You will have to actually sing a lullaby for the demon spawn hell child in order to keep it from waking up. Make sure you sing it not to loud and not to soft or else it'll wake up. 

Mic disable - when you disable your mic it is quite tricky. you'll have to play a music box for the demon spawn hell child. Move your mouse around to play the music box. Again watch your speed or volume. The faster you move the mouse the louder the music will be. Watch out for the noise meter. You'll have to go through the lullaby twice to pass.

When you see the child is starting to get restless and move around slow down or else.....

After you put the child to sleep get out from the room. But queitly. Move your mouse left and right and try to keep your balance by looking at the ball icon. Make sure the ball icon is in the middle. Go to far to the left or right and you'll make loud footsteps and fall. SHHHH!!! 

Level 6 - helpless.

you are helpless you can't do anything right? just watch the movie. 

Level 7 - He knows the way.

This is the trickiest part for me. In order to get out from this room that will drive you insane, you'll have to listen to the damn creepy voices. The voices will say three words correspond to pictures on the wall. Count the red part on each picture. Enter the three number on the keypad to exit

Level 8 - Find yourself a way out.

The key to this level is just like what the wording says. If you have webcam enable earlier then you should be looking for a pic of yourself hanging on the lines.

Click out your face to get out of there. There's a time limit to this so you better be quick. Click on underneath the pic to go to the next row.

If you disable your webcam then no worries just find a snapshot pic of the hallway you ran before. click it to start.

Level 9 - Answer and you'll have the answers.

 Just listen to the directions and you'll be save. Easy rite?

Level 10 - Your check out time is now.

Congrats you made it out alive or did you?

There's nothing to do in this level except watch the cut scene.

That's all you need to do......

From an old world view- to a new.. *cont ..part 2..

Read this!!! It is a long article but worth reading it... 

*esp for teachers/teacher to be/people who think everyone can teach easily/hehe sepa2 pun buli ba*

'I am the future's child'

In my secondary courses, we will study the effect on the world's environment of human activity like transport - trucks, aeroplanes, ships, but especially family cars. every newly developed country wants its own car industry, and every middle-class family wants to own at least one vehicle. Yet car emissions are changing the climate patterns around the world; our cars are changing other people's weather.

Half billion people in Asian countries are muddle class like me, and they have the same consumer patterns and the same attitudes as the middle class everywhere in the world.

By the time I am in my twenties, world oil population will decline because the known stocks of fossil fuel are being exhausted. Power stations as you know them will not last for much longer. After next decade, world demand of petrol will be going up while the production of oil is going down. Where does that leave me?

There will be urgent international action in my lifetime to limit the size of the world's population. When we entered the twenty-first century, there were 6 billion people alive in the world. A hundred years earlier, at the start of the twentieth century, there were jus t 1.6 bilion people on the planet. Almost exactly that number of the present population live in absolute poverty; and only one billion of the world's people can be confident of having three meals a day.

By the time I am 30 years old, world grain production will have become a problem. China alone will need to import around 370 million tonnes of grain annually, yet in 1995 the entire world exports of grain amounted to around 200 million tonnes.

In my lifetime, the world's super-cities could become almost unliveable, the home of only the chronically poor who do not have the personal resources to move out of them. In 1950s, when my grandmother was born, only two cities in the world, London and New York, had more than 8 million inhabitants, and each was called a megalopolis. I 2015, there will be about thirty-four such cities, half of them in Asia. 

When I get to secondary school, the old confrontation between capitalism and marxism will be largely over, as well as the so-called industrial economy which produced it. The re-aligning of politics and parties is resulting in new political processes and coalitions actoss the world. Politics, parliaments, and governments will look different from what they are now.

I am told that this year there are in the world 190 million malnourished children under the age of 5; half of the, live in South Asia. By the time I am an adult, there will be at least the beginnings of a world-wide social welfare scheme, to which my country will be required to make contributions in money, personnel and facilities. The 'basic human needs' to be target for everyone in the world include:access to at least primary school schooling; access to health care; clean drinking water; satisfactory sanitation; immunization of all children; access to family planning services universal adult literacy; elimination of severe malnutrition; adn radically reducing maternal mortality (death in child-birth)

to be continue...

Beare, H (2001) 'From an Old world-view to a new' Creating the future school, Routledge Falmer, London pp11-12.

From an old world -view to a new.

Read this!!! It is a long article but worth reading it... 

*esp for teachers/teacher to be/people who think everyone can teach easily/hehe sepa2 pun buli ba*

'I am the future's child'

Hullo. I am Angelica. I am 5 years old. I really don't have much of a past. In fact, I am the future.

You need to understand what I am learning to believe, how I think about my future, what my world-view is. You and I both want me to be a success in the world which I will enter as an adult and which I will be responsible for. In future days I will admire you for being able to look forward with me and to help me define what I need to learn.

My world is already different from the one you have grown up in. On present life expectancy figures, I will live until I am over 80. So I will be alive and well in the 2070s, and my children will live to see the twenty-second century. Can you even imagine what the world will be like for them?

Only three of every hundred babies born this year live in developed countries. So wherever I live or work, I will certainly be mixing in a multi-national, multi-cultural and multi-faith setting, and white people could be the ethnic minorities. I will have to think about that when I prepare for a job.

During my lifetime, a planet-wide economic system will operate, controlled not so much by big nations as by big bussiness networks and by regional centres of trade like Singapore, Bangkok, Mexico City, Los Angeles, Tokyo, Buenos Aires and sydney. By the time I am 30, there are in the whole of the South Pacific, Including Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea.

The Asia/Pacific area will be a strong focus of my world. China already has a population ten times of Japan, and nearly half a billion Chinese re under the age of 25. The Asian continent (from India to Japan) already accounts for half the world's population. A Hong Kong bank advertises now, 'There are three billion people in Asia. Half of them are under 25. Consider it a growing market.' Those under 25s are my contemporaries. They will be very aggresive in a number of ways, good and bad, over the next few decades. 

It wil not matter what nationality I have, because my world is smaller, people move about, and most workplaces will be internationalized. My world is likely to be borderless. I will have acces to the world economy through overseas. I will spend holidays in China, visit South America often, and I will work for periods in Africa. I will probably be employed in an internationally owned firm, and it is likely that in my home we will speak Japanese, Korean, Spanish, English or Chinese as a second language.

to be continue........

Beare, H (2001) 'From an Old world-view to a new' Creating the future school, Routledge Falmer, London pp11-12.