Sunday, September 23, 2007
wAnT A gOoD jOb???...
First and foremost, I would like to say that it is awfully important to know that the most offered professional jobs at the present are closely related to creative thinking and how to deal with critical mathematical thinking problems. Take an example of economist profession that requires creative and curious thinkers in order to get used of that particular career. Economists study on data and statistics in order to get informed of trends in economic activity and its level. Then, they assess this information in statistical analysis, mathematics and computer programming that they finally point out the best methods to improve the efficiency of a system itself.
Besides, foreign languages also help prepare a child for various good careers when they reach adolescence. It is very essential to master at least one foreign language in case for a person to deal with very well-known companies around the world. Combining languages with the study of business can help a person be well-prepared for any critical jobs in foreign commerce. These include fields like banking, marketing, finance and many more. We must be wondered such that combining foreign languages with law studies could lead to good well-respected profession in international law. No one can dispute that fact.
Last but not least, I believe that the children need to study mathematics as well as foreign languages for their bright future in their careers in life rather than explore art and music studies.
Friday, September 21, 2007
diD yOu ReAliSe oNe's CoMmuNiCaTion...
information by several methods. Generally, communications include speaking, singing, and nonverbal which then are classified as auditory means. In the aspects of physical means, a communication involves the use of body language, touch, eye contact as well as applied in writing.What is the real purpose of communications? Why do people express their words or other ways of communications? It is quite tough to psychologically think about that. The first thing to note is that generally speaking, communication is the exchange of information between members of a group of living beings that enables survival or improved living conditions for the sender or receiver of the messages or both. Besides, people may express their feelings, conversing, speaking, writing, listening as well as exchanging. That is really true to say that communications help in developing high self-esteem among people and coming to reducing in stress itself.
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Today I have a listening exercise (TEST 2-Plus 1) that I am so disappointed about myself. I cannot even answer question 11 to 20. Nothing I can hear from the recorder. Every time there is a listening test, I will feel so depressed at the end of the lesson. How will you feel if you are in my condition?? I need your advice…
Sunday, September 16, 2007
Her songs are full of sadness...The Legendary...




Regarded as the most gifted female voice of the twentieth century, she had a popularity that knew no boundaries and was as phenomenal as was her voice.
Not only was she considered a legend in the Arab countries, but her voice also reached many parts of the world at a time when Arabic music seemed like a mystery to much of the Western world.She was born into a poor family in a small village, east of the Nile Delta in 1904. Umm Kalthoum was the youngest of three children and lived the normal simple life of the country. As a peasant’s daughter, she grew up under the influence of religious instructions. Umm Kalthoum was taught religious chants from her father, an imam (Qur'an reader) at a local mosque as a kind of education. With time, he became impressed with her keen memorization and the astonishing strength of her voice.
He then began taking her along with her elder brother to events where they would chant to help the family earn money. Her father dressed her in boy's clothing, because it wasn’t in the Egyptian peasant tradition to have his women or girls sing and appear in front of strangers.
Despite her rural manners, her natural skill was recognized early on and it brought her to the attention of society. In 1923, her family moved to Cairo with high hopes for their young daughter to become a professional singer in the city. There, she began training and her father hired a number of music tutors.Her great ambition, love for knowledge and eagerness to learn was amazing. This was what gave her a chance in that New World she was trying to conquerSoon she became a woman of great wealth and power. During her later years, she was the confidant of presidents and kings and, above all, President Gamal Abd al-Nasser’s unofficial ambassador in the region. She traveled the Arabic and western world in support of her government.When she died in 1975, four million mourners walked the streets of Cairo to honor their beloved singer.It is of no doubt that she was the greatest singer of her time and till this day her allure and fame have never died away. She truly represented the Egyptian and Arab nation in every way.Despite the fact that her records, tapes and films are still widely listened to all over the Arab world, Umm Kalthoum’s songs are not always appreciated by some listeners. Her songs and words had an intense severity that isn’t always inviting for youngsters.However, once one finds an ear for her songs, they grow on you and easily becomes an addiction.It is not necessary to understand Arabic well or to have lived in the Middle East to appreciate the feeling behind her words.You’ll hear “El-Sett” in the background while walking the streets, drinking your coffee in an oriental or chic cafĂ©, in people’s homes and constantly on TV.Umm Kalthoum lived on Zamalek Island. She owned a beautiful villa overlooking the Nile River. That villa witnessed many great events and gatherings of all sorts of politicians, artists and fans.Sadly, her home was demolished in the early eighties to be replaced with a Residential commercial tower. The tower was named after her.Lately, a statue of Umm Kalthoum was put up in front of the tower in her commemoration. In December 2001, her precious belongings and oldest records and tapes were moved to a museum on the site of the Manasterli Palace. This is a beautiful place to visit for those who know her or even the curious that have only heard of her. There, one can absorb the story of this amazing Egyptian woman holding on to her silk scarf, which she could never do without during performances.
Thursday, September 13, 2007
Saturday, September 8, 2007
Education And Learning
In the most contemporary educational systems of the world, each person will face the level of primary or elementary education. This level is composed of the first year of formal, structured education that occurs during childhood. In most countries, it seems to be compulsory for children to be primarily educated. It starts when the children are four to eight years of age. The division between primary and secondary education is somewhat arbitrary, but it is generally occurs at about eleven or twelve years of age. In country like the United Kingdom, schools which provide primary education are referred to as primary schools which are often subdivided into infant schools and junior schools.
Meanwhile, secondary education consists of the second years of formal education that occur during adolescence. The purpose of secondary education can be to give common knowledge, to prepare for either higher education or vocational education, or to train directly to a profession. The other types of education are higher education, adult education and also alternative education that seems to be highly expanded year by year. Hence, it is very essential for us to fill up and prepare ourselves with common knowledge at the present. ‘Practise makes perfect’. That what’s we always hear and that will definitely work if we then trust ourselves.
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Different Aspects Of Culture
When we talk about 'culture', People's understanding may be varied. What are the real meanings of cultures?
Culture may be performed in many terms as festivals, dances, food, clothing as well as music.
Malaysia is rich of many types of cultures as the country has multicultural nations. Three main nations of Malaysians are Malays, Chinese, and Indians that contribute to different foreign cultures from the previous generations, absorbed into our country.
In term of festivals, the Malays celebrate Hari Raya Aidilfitri as well as Hari Raya Qurban. Meanwhile, the Chinese will have Chinese New Year and MoonCake Festival as the most hilarious one while the Indians celebrate their Deepavali, Thaipusam and many more. We can also describe culture as clothing. As we can see, Malay women wear a baju kurung, baju kebaya, and a baju kebarung. Oftentimes, if the woman is not dressed in a tudung, a long dress, she will decorate herself with an accessory such as a sanggul, also known as a headscarf. All the clothing modestly covers most of their skin to prevent men from looking at women in a sectual. While Chinese women wear the cheongsam, a one-piece dress with a high neck. It can be fitted or loose, with side slits at the hem.
And so we have many cultures in our homeland. Enclosed I would like to say Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri to all readers. Thank you.
I Have A Dream!

Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Water Resources And Environmental Problems

Blame ourselves is the must instead of blaming God and it is the true answer, always being that. Every year, vast areas of forests are cleared for the purpose of agriculture and development. All such green ‘creatures’ are thoughtlessly being harvested, ignoring the oncoming long term impacts. Tropical rainforests play important ecological roles. They house almost half of the world’s flora and fauna with many unique species which produce a large amount of oxygen and food we daily eat. Plants are also called the ‘carbon sink’ of the Earth because they absorb vast amounts of carbon dioxide during photosynthesis and at the same time release oxygen in the atmosphere.Then the lack of plants would lead to an increase in the carbon dioxide level in the atmosphere.
As such deforestation disrupts normal weather patterns, creating hotter and drier weather and causing global climatic changes. Scientifically, carbon dioxide emitted by living things can absorb vast amounts of heat from the sunlight. When sunlight enters the earth’s atmosphere, some of its solar radiation is reflected back to space. However, the radiation is not totally out of space as most of the radiation remains trapped as well as absorbed by carbon dioxide, one of the greenhouse gases. The greater the quantity of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, the greater the heat will be absorbed. Consequently, this may warm the surface of the land and sea, contributing to an overall rise in the average temperature of the Earth’s atmosphere. The increase in atmospheric temperature is high enough to cause changes in the global climate, namely global warming.
Saturday, August 18, 2007
Work, Attitudes and Beliefs, and Social Changes
Sunday, August 12, 2007
Money And Natural Resources
Non-renewable resources are considered as resources that cannot be particularly renewed after consuming them. Natural resources like coal, petroleum, natural gas are the examples. Currently, there is a lot of issues associated with these natural resources. The more we talk about the resources the worse certain issues are. Scene like war in the country of Iraq especially is due to the petroleum yield with large amount attracting powerful countries to take charge of it. However, non-renewable resources can gradually be renewed. All we have to do is just to wait for million of years to get the pure yield. Hence, the resources cannot be replaced as fast as we consumed. At the present, world population becomes more and more year by year, day by day that what we are worried about.
Thursday, August 9, 2007
My Opinion On The Movie ‘The King And I’.
Monday, August 6, 2007
The Way People Live Together And Share Of The World’s Resources
In my hometown, the state of Terengganu, a lot of programmes have been run by the government under the latest chief minister, Dato’ Seri Idris Bin Jusoh for the purpose of increasing the collaboration among nations with different community background. Well, the most common one is ‘gotong-royong’ which is well-organised to the national, state, district even to the village level. In my village, Kampung Atas Tol, in the district of Kuala Terengganu, the celebration is quite warm that the youngers and the oldest generations are actively involved in such tough activity. To my village, there would be a ‘gotong-royong’in a month time which is usually being held on Friday morning in a fortnight. All people, making their steps from their house will have their works together, cleaning the graveyard, roadside area and mosque compound. Meanwhile, the women prepare plenty of food to be served to working men. Food like ‘kuih lapis’, ‘karipap’, and ‘akak’ are the most famous food in my state, served whenever it is going to be a grand ceremony.
When it comes to Friday noon, all male muslims will have their prayers at the mosque as it is a priority as a muslim towards his God. They will gather and listen to a sermon just before they pray. What I would like to share with you is that besides running their priority to God, they have made a lot of donations in the form of cash that seems to have a hectic effect for the purpose of our village and community development somewhere. With the large amount of the money, we may definitely reduce poverty problems faced by lots of people especially people in deep regions as well as it has become one of the contents in Ninth Malaysia Plan.









