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1-7-2010,

hello~today twenty first of July........Time was going fast....Last Saturday,After St.john practice kawak then go yam cha.....with some friends...

15 July 2010,11.33pm

Now is 11.33p.m,10pm reach home from chinese tuition....tired but happy^^
Pn.Sarah ask me got do diary on book or blog..so i say got do on blogspot...^^
Besides,my pc screen spoiled seriously and cant see anything so now i am typing using laptop....T.T...SO nothing to say somemore....bye~

♠♠♠♠ SuperMelody Quartet ♠♠♠♠

MUSIC

Music is what makes you move
Music is what makes you groove
Music can be good or bad depending on how its used
Music can make you choose different clothes to wear
Music can make you change your hair
Music can make you choose new friends
Music can make you want to dance
Music can make you fight
Music can make everything alright
Music can take care of you when your alone
Music can make everything feel like home
Music can harm and take away
Music can make you want to stay
Music is the only friend I have
Music is my mom and dad
Music is what keeps me alive
When I feel like I can't survive

Have Chinese Society's Interview to be an AJK

Morning!Wake up in 7.30a.m.Drank a cup of milk then went to school.Then we berkumpul di kelas.After 15minutes,the interview started.I am the second who had to be interview,fell nervous!BUT!i need to take this so good opportunity to be a good AJK,as a leadership!By the way,When i interviewing,i was damn nervous about it.I don't know what happen to me,Is so sudden!My heart beats fast plus the question is so difficult!DAMN!!!!BUT!!!!At least this is a good interview,because i know myself thinking in Positive thinking or Negative thinking,and also makes me more clear to myself and i will done well in planning!WELL DONE CHINESE SOCIETY!

Friendship Forever!

Best Friends means different things to different people. Some insist that you can have only one best friend. Others assert that they have best friends for different aspects of their personalities. Whatever the precise definition, your best friend is the person who gets you. They understand who you are and what you are saying. The greatest distance cannot separate best friends. You will always feel a kinship with them, and be able to instantly continue the friendship even after not talking for many years.

Friendship is the bread of life. It is essential to our well being. We could not survive without it. Ever since the beginning of time we have been extending the hand of friendship to each other. In very primitive communities, having the help of others in a crisis is a matter of survival. However, even in today's world where it seems as if we could survive without ever talking to another human being, friendship is important. Friendship is a prerequisite to sanity. We are social human beings and we need friends to survive.

School On Friday,Parents come to school...

hello,today go to school by 12.50p.m....reach school on 1pm plus.....then got Pengawas meeting...so just have some news,nothing special....then tugas,afterthat some AJK call us spot check......then go to dewan lo....also spot check....then i cannot tahan a person....say me no need to spot check....WTH????After spot check,then all pengawas berkumpul di dalam Dewan....then dunno kumpul for what????XDXD.....then we terus balik kelas waiting for our parents....Then i am waiting for my mom....she come late to school...XDXD....after 20minutes later,my mom reach school,so beratur to meet teacher,then my mom chatting with hong piow's mom,my friend's mom...XD..Then is my mom turn to have a conversation or discussion about me with teacher....My teacher complain me about talkative,then my Kesalahan all is talkative,i think i talk to much at class...=X....I think i need to control.....Afterthat,My mom meets Justin's Ooi mother,then they have a long conversation,then i go 2M find some friends,then i meet Pei Pei,He gets number 5!So i congrats her!hahaha....She is pro!Afterthat then i go home ''happily''WITH A POOR RESULTS!goodbye!

Lonely Leaf

Lonely Leaf

When I was walking in the street, looking to my feet,
Don't where I’m going or what I need,
I saw lonely leaf seems like to me,
So dry so shy, begin 2 die,
Can’t fly, can’t do anything just cry.
I looked at it, and keept asking why?
Every one walk on it, and don’t care,
About what it feels, there’s no fair.
Always watching the leafs like it on the tree,
Keep asking why I am not free.
So dry so shy, begin 2 die,
Can’t fly can’t do anything just cry.

Why me always can’t find someone 2 share love with.

It was all time there, and always think,
Until that man, his heart seems pink,
He picked it up 2 his home,
His heart was his home with the smill of freedom,
The place was safe, love wave, white cave,
Where was a lot of dead happy leafs are prave,
No more dry, no more shy, begin 2 fly,
no fear 2 die , can do anything but cry.

Germany VS Spain

Damn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Germany lose!!!!!!!!!Spain-1,Germany-0,why?????

Renault DeZir concept to debut at Paris 2010

Renault has unveiled a new concept car which it says symbolises the company’s new design direction for its cars in the future. Design at the front looks similar to a Corvette, while the back and sides seems to remind me of the Audi E-tron concept car.

Given the designation DeZir, the Z in the name symbolises zero emission which means that this concept is an electric vehicle. The powertrain in question will be an electric motor producing 150hp with 226Nm of torque from its vertically-mounted 24kWh lithium-ion battery, located behind the backseats.

his provides a driving range of 160km and has three different recharging options when it runs out of juice. This includes a standard charge from a normal household plug, a fast charge using a 400V three-phase current (recharges 80 percent in 20 mins) or a fast battery exchange where you drop your old battery off for a fully charged unit.

The DeZir uses lightweight materials such as Kevlar and a tubular steel frame. Driving dynamics are further egged on by a full underbody and a rear diffuser which results in a drag coefficient (Cd) of 0.25. Other neat features include KERS (Kinetic Energy Recovery System) along with a futuristic driver graphic display.

This goes hand in hand with the exterior design which will feature gullwing doors that are hinged to different sides of the door frames, full-width front air intake that stretch from the Renault logo, along with Audi-R8-like side intakes.

Moving on inside, you will find a design synonymous to concept cars which Renault say is supposed to make you feel like you’re floating on a cloud. The new concept is expected to debut at the 2010 Paris Motor Show this year. If you can’t make it to the show, have a look for yourself after the jump for a picture gallery.

Beatbox Video!

Beatbox - Felix Zenger
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQc30kqq1y8

~After School~

HAiz,Finnish studying at school...
Very tired...
Later having Tuition Science and Maths,Damn Tired!!!!!!!!!

~School Time~

Now is 11.56 a.m.Need go to school now!!!!!!!!!!!g00dbye~~

Music Is My Life

Torres World Cup debate rages on in Spain

The debate about whether Fernando Torres should be in Spain's World Cup football starting lineup in the semi-final against Germany continued apace on Monday.

The Liverpool striker has started all of Spain's matches in South Africa - except in the debut defeat against Switzerland, when he came on after an hour - but has looked slow and sluggish, without fitness, rhythm or confidence.

The struggling 26-year-old Torres has not yet scored in the World Cup and has never come close to finding the net.

In the Round of 16 clash against Portugal, Torres was replaced by Fernando Llorente after an hour. The Spanish attack improved without Torres - and David Villa scored the winning goal.

Against Paraguay in the quarter-finals, Torres again got the starting nod from coach Vicente del Bosque but again looked out of sorts. He was replaced after another fruitless hour by Cesc Fabregas - and Villa's winning goal soon came.

Now the question is whether Torres should start in Wednesday's semi-final against Germany.

An online poll taken by Madrid sports daily Marca showed Monday that 75.2 per cent of readers think he should not.

Marca suggested that Del Bosque should start with either David Silva - who has not played since the Switzerland fiasco - or Fabregas.

A similar poll taken by AS showed that 67 per cent of readers think Torres should not start against Germany.

AS held a massive debate about Torres Monday. One columnist, Manolo Lama, argues that it is "a lack of respect" to question Torres' first-choice status, and that the Germans are "afraid of him" because of his winning goal against them in the Euro 2008 final.

Lama also claimed that Torres "opens up important spaces for Villa, who takes advantage of all his hard work".

Another AS columnist, Manu Carreno, said that Torres should be given "a psychologial and physical rest" on Wednesday, and be "saved for the final," with Llorente taking his place.

Torres has never been a unanimous popular choice for Spain, unlike goal-scoring hero Villa, mainly because his international scoring record is much poorer than Villa's.

Torres has played 78 times for La Roja, scoring only 24 goals.

He was doubtful to go to South Africa after an injury-ruined season for Liverpool which saw operations to remove damaged carliage in his right knee in January and April.

He convinced Del Bosque of his fitness by coming off the bench and scoring a goal in the pre-World Cup friendly thrashing of Poland.

Del Bosque has been faithful to Torres - too faithful according to the media. On Sunday, however, he hinted that his faith might be wearing thin by saying that "Torres will continue to give us his work and personality...but he is not an automatic starter.

Tiger Woods to pay $100 million in divorce settlement - report

Elin Nordegren's divorce settlement with Tiger Woods will net her considerably less than the $750 million being reported in recent weeks, according to celebrity website TMZ.

Nordegren will be getting much closer to $100 million from the world's number one golfer once their divorce becomes final, according to TMZ's sources. Those same sources indicate that Nordegren will receive additional funds in the form of monthly child support for the couple's two children.

Nordegren, a former model, and Woods were married in October, 2004. Their marriage came to a public end in December when Woods admitted to repeated infidelity.

Nordegren, 30, and Woods have been living in separate homes in the Orlando suburb of Windermere since December.

Monday

I change my English Tuition from Monday to Friday because Monday i need to tuition Sejarah and Geografi....Haizzzz....So Monday to Friday night have to tuition all the time...Lazy lah...But anyway,I need to have tuition to improve my studies and grown well my educational and knowledge.!Thx!

A Cup of Starbucks,except drinking coffee,pens also can be put neatly.

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Some interesting bits you don’t want to miss about the movie of the year
WHETHER YOU’RE SEEING Eclipse to impress a girl or you’re an official (or closeted) Twi-hard, here are interesting tidbits about the third installment of the saga:

Werewolves, vampires and new borns

In “Twilight,” we learned all about the unique vegetarian vampires who only feed on animals. They have golden-yellowish eyes, run fast, are super strong and sparkle in the sun!

We met the dashing, “ab-rific” werewolves in “New Moon.” Ironically, they don’t need a moon to transform. Now, “Eclipse” introduces the new born vampires. Vampires are strongest in their first year of transformation. They’re a bit moody—though I would be too if my eyes were bloody red.

Love triangle of the century

“Twilight” was all about Bella and Edward. “New Moon” was all about Bella and Jacob. “Eclipse” is all about Bella making a choice between the wolf and the vampire. Whatever team you’re rooting for, expect a lot of hot, tortured Edward-Bella-Jacob scenes—including, but not limited to, leg-hitching, jaw-punching and almost-naked cuddling.

New eyes, new view

Each movie in the franchise had a different director who inevitably brought his or her own style to the movie. Catherine Hardwicke (“Thirteen”) directed “Twilight” like an indie-movie, banking on the energy and spontaneity of teenage reckless abandon.

“New Moon’s” Chris Weitz (“About a Boy”) took on a more classical and romantic approach in adapting the second book. From the color palette of the movie to the CG work, Weitz provided a realistic setting for the girl meets werewolf story.

The third director, David Slade (“Hard Candy”), is said to be the edgiest among the three. Infamous for his dark sense of humor, his “Eclipse” promises to deliver interesting and unapologetic battle scenes. I wonder what Bill Condon (“Dreamgirls”) will bring to Breaking Dawn 1 and 2.

Cover symbolism

Each book cover (save for “New Moon”) symbolizes a juncture in Bella’s journey. The “Eclipse” cover sports a poorly tattered red ribbon. According to Stephenie Meyer, this is a physical representation of the struggle Bella goes through in “Eclipse.” She realizes that some of her choices have messy consequences and that some attachments are harder to walk away from.

Taycob, Kristella and Robward

Almost all of the actors will reprise their roles in “Eclipse.” That includes the trifecta: Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner. After doing three movies together, the three leads have grown close.

In between takes, Stewart and Lautner are said to entertain themselves by playing a quick game of grape-tossing. Kristen would toss grapes into the air and, in keeping with his wolf-alternate-ego, Taylor would catch them in his mouth.

Pattinson amuses himself by teasing the more-often-than-not topless Lautner, joking that confusion usually sets in when Taylor comes on set with a shirt ON.

No hard feelings, though. Lautner and Pattinson are so close they have a hard time hating each other onscreen! They’ve ruined a lot of confrontation-pissing-contest-like scenes because, instead of screaming at and shoving each other, they end up laughing.

New Victoria

Victoria, the red-haired vampire who’s out to kill Bella, may look a little different this time around as Bryce Dallas Howard replaces Rachelle Lefevre. Despite the online petitions and general fondness for Lefevre by fans, Bryce was quickly embraced by the cast and has gained a reputation as a kind, gentle woman.

In fact, Robert Pattinson was said to have a hard time fighting with with Bryce in their scenes together because he thought she was so dainty. This hesitation went two ways, though. Bryce was also so scared of hurting or scarring Pattinson, because she kept thinking of the billion teenage girls around the world who’d be furious at her if she kicked Edward’s sparkly butt.

Keep an eye out for Victoria’s hunky henchman, Riley (played by Australian Xavier Samuel). Remember, when Meyers writes in male characters they’re either hot or hotter. Riley won’t disappoint.

Taylor-tubby

As in “New Moon,” the wolves were all CG-ed into the movie. In one intimate scene where Bella has a revealing conversation with Jacob in wolf-form, Taylor Lautner actually put on a full-body, grey spandex suit so that Kristen could react to something other than a tennis ball or a cardboard cutout of a wolf.

The suit covered his entire body, except for a hole where his face popped out of, like a Telly Tubby. Luckily, the other members of the wolf pack didn’t have to suffer the suit. They were constantly teased by the vampires for not doing their own stunts (as the CG wolves take over during fight scenes). Watch out for new additions to the wolf pack: the over-eager Seth Clearwater and his icy older sister, Leah (played by Booboo Stewart and Julia Jones).

Fighting blind

It’s no secret that “Eclipse” is the most action-packed of the three movies. In fact, the actors who play the Cullens had to go through several weeks of fight training. They were quite competitive and learned fast! Unfortunately, they probably should have trained with their specialized contact lenses on. When they finally got on set to shoot the scenes in full costume, their yellow-eye-makers provided a new challenge. The specially made, hand-painted lenses reportedly blocked their peripheral vision and they could only see straight ahead.

One time, Peter Facinelli (who plays Dr. Carlisle Cullen, the patriarch of the Cullen Clan) unknowingly hit Nikki Reed (who plays Rosalie Cullen) on her face and didn’t think twice because he thought he hit a tree. Nikki wasn’t the only one who got hurt. Jackson Rathbone (who plays Jasper Cullen) got a concussion when Kellan Lutz (who plays Emmett Cullen) accidentally punched him in the face when he didn’t duck low enough during rehearsals.

More please!

Can’t get enough of “Twilight?” Don’t worry. The Twi-fun doesn’t end with the movies and books! You can fill that Twi-void with merchandise such as T-shirts, posters, jewelry, water bottles, make-up, action figures, even toilet seats. Some are available locally, but most can be purchased online with a credit card!



You can be cynical and bash the movies and books all you want, but you can’t deny how great the Twilight soundtracks are.

How can you go wrong when you feature artists like Iron & Wine, Ok GO, The Killers, Linkin Park, and Bon Iver? The Eclipse soundtrack will not disappoint. Why?

* Muse is the only band featured in all three soundtracks. Author Stephanie Meyers has openly confessed her love for Muse and how much their music has influenced her writing. Their third contribution to the saga, A Neutron Star Collision, neatly summarizes Bella and Edward’s relationship.

Just When Cup Had Its Theme, Story Takes a Sudden Turn

The World Cup turned on its axis over the weekend. Before Friday, virtually every soccer expert was certain that the power in this tournament belonged to teams from Latin America, that European soccer was stale.

And what happened? Predictions were shot through with holes and grown men were reduced to tears.

First, Brazil was outplayed in a 2-1 loss to the Netherlands in Port Elizabeth. Then Ghana lost in a shootout after a deliberate use of hands by a Uruguayan player at Soccer City in Johannesburg.

Next, Argentina was overwhelmed by Germany, 4-0, in Cape Town. Finally, David Villa, Spain’s savior once again, scored with seven minutes left in regulation time to eliminate a spirited Paraguay team at Ellis Park in Johannesburg.

Four fields featuring four contests that confounded the critics.

Who would have it any other way? Uncertainty is a good thing in sports. If the results were known beforehand, why bother to go to the stadium or to switch on the television at all hours of the day and night? The Dutch players probably did not think much of their chances at halftime Friday, when they trailed, 1-0. Wesley Sneijder, who scored the goals that turned the game around, and Arjen Robben said that the players in the locker room saw no way that they could advance to the next round. Not after being dominated in every way by Brazil for a half.

What changed that, Sneijder said, was the realization that nothing would be gained by staying timid. Dutch courage, maybe Brazilian overconfidence and certainly a foul that resulted in a red card for Felipe Melo of Brazil turned things around.

But the key to Brazil’s elimination was that it was not true to its traditional flowing soccer style. Its coach, Dunga, tried to make Brazil more like Germany: bigger, stronger, more efficient, less flamboyant. Brazil fell between the two approaches, and on Sunday, Dunga was fired for that. Relying on its rhythm and creativity, Brazil plays the best game on earth; attempting to emulate the style of a European team, Brazil did not scare the Dutch.

Argentina took the opposite approach. Knowing that its defense was poor, it pushed everything forward, giving this World Cup more thrills during the first three weeks than any other team. That strategy failed against Germany, which knew exactly how to beat such an unbalanced team: take advantage of its weakness, crowd out Lionel Messi, and never let Argentina’s attacking offense get any momentum.

“It was absolute class,” Germany Coach Joachim Löw said of Saturday’s victory. “We analyzed their games and expected that Messi would drop into midfield. We managed to take him out of the game, keeping him under pressure without fouling him.”

He added: “I told my players, ‘You are younger, faster, more enduring.’ We were able to put Argentina’s defense under pressure and take it apart completely.”

Full marks for thoroughness. Yet Löw is still auditioning for his job at this World Cup. A month ago, the German soccer federation was not prepared to give him a contract beyond 2010.

How could they or Löw have known a few months ago that Thomas Müller, then just a young prospect with little experience at the international level, would burst into this World Cup like a star? How could Löw be sure that Sami Khedira, Jérôme Boateng and Mesut Özil would bring to Germany a youthful self-confidencethat would make them not only powerful as a unit but pleasing to watch, too?

The joy of putting them in and finding out is part of this World Cup’s revelatory essence. The fall of presumed powers like England, France, Italy and Brazil is quite the opposite.

And it is not only teams that are going home without fulfilling their potential. The exit of England’s Wayne Rooney, Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo and now Messi was shocking. They came into the tournament hailed as the heirs to the legacies of players like Pelé, Diego Maradona and Zinédine Zidane. They are, by anyone’s estimation, the three current outstanding individual stars in soccer, both on the field and in its marketing.

Rooney and Ronaldo did nothing to enhance their reputations. Messi did, until he was neutralized by Germany.

Maradona, now Argentina’s coach, would seem to be a man with a singular insight about star players — and perhaps why they fail. When his own tears were spent Saturday, he said he felt as if he had been flattened by a punch from Muhammad Ali.

Verbal punches were thrown at him from all angles. Surely Maradona was responsible for Argentina’s collapse? Surely he accepted what Germany’s players had said beforehand, that Argentines were nothing but temperamental artistes? Maradona, now almost 50, said in effect that he was the father of this team, that he would go home defending them, that he was proud of them. He, and they, knew no other way to play. He may quit, but he says he will first consult his family and friends.

But it was when he was asked why the great players had not demonstrated greatness here, had not risen to World Cup glory as he had done in 1986, that he gave his most interesting response.

“I think we were more selfish, and now players are more collective, more team players,” he said. “They want to do everything with their teammates.”

He added, “Before, perhaps it was a matter of being selfish players who had the rest of the team working for us.”

How interesting, and how perceptive that answer was. Maradona had succeeded as a player on this stage, but was perceived as little more than a cheerleader masquerading as a coach in this World Cup.

Messi was the only player on the Argentine roster whose talent approached that of Maradona’s, yet when Messi tried to run through Germany the way he had through previous opponents, he was rebuffed.

The inquests will be relentless, the taunts cruel, and they will start in South America. But the Latin Americans are not done with this tournament. There is still Uruguay against the Netherlands on Tuesday, and Spain, the European Latins, waiting for Germany on Wednesday.

Spain-Germany is almost a European final in its own right — a repeat of the Euro 2008 final, which Spain won, 1-0.

Germany has eliminated Argentina, and now it faces Spain, which has a flair with the ball that is bonded with patience and a team concept that fuses the European and South American styles.

A prediction? No chance. Surprise is this tournament’s lesson.

My Friend

My Friend when I think of you.
I think of all that we've been through.
All the times we argue and fight,
I know deep inside that it isn't right.
I, then feel bad and alot of pain.
It feels like I've fallen from the sky like the rain.
I love you dear friend with all of my heart.
But now that you're gone I've fallen apart.
I'm getting better as the days go by.
I wish sometimes this was all a big lie.
I pray to you every night.
It's like you're my fire, a burning light.
My dear friend, I miss you alot.
I still wonder why you were put in that spot.
I know you're in a place much better than here.
Watching and helping me with all of my fear.
Our friendship my dear friend,
we will have to the end.
Friends til the end is what we will be.
Someday we'll be together,
together you and me.

A friend is like a flower,
a rose to be exact,
Or maybe like a brand new gate
that never comes unlatched.
A friend is like an owl,
both beautiful and wise.
Or perhaps a friend is like a ghost,
whose spirit never dies.
A friend is like a heart that goes
strong until the end.
Where would we be in this world
if we didn't have a friend.

The Bottle of Red Beans

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