After a night of indulged in alcohols, finally today my head was so severely painful that I need to have pain killer and sleep for 3 hours in the afternoon. At wake up, the body especial the back was aching. It made me another hour of slow motion so as not to twist the back.
The night is quiet and calm tonight. And so I turned on the songs softly. Those are the songs in 80s and 90s where some of the singers were gone...
陈百强 - Danny 一生何求
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYT6sGfDsmQ&feature=related
冷暖哪可休 回头多少个秋 寻遍了却偏失去 未盼却在手 我得到没有 没法解释得失错漏 刚刚听到望到便更改 不知哪里追究
一生何求 常判决放弃与拥有 耗尽我这一生触不到已跑开 一生何求迷 惘里永远看不透 没料到我所失的竟已是我的所有
一生何求曾妥协也试过苦斗 梦内每点缤纷一消散哪可收 一生何求谁计较赞美与诅咒
没料到我所失的竟已是我的所有
寻遍了却偏失去 未盼却在手
Is this life?
周華健 - 朋友
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JrtgSoYM-8&feature=relatedv=1JrtgSoYM-8&feature=related
这些年 一个人风也过雨也走 有过泪 有过错 还记得坚持甚麽 真爱过 才会懂会寂寞 会回首终有梦 终有你 在心中朋友 一生一起走那些日子 不再有一句话 一辈子一生情 一杯酒 朋友 不曾孤单过 一声朋友 你会懂还有伤 还有痛还要走 还有我
这些年 一个人风也过雨也走 有过泪 有过错 还记得坚持甚麽
I almost forgotten what I had been looking for and my ambition. Friends, how are your guys and gals' doing?
張國榮 - 共同渡過
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVkhqTB2U5Q
垂下眼楮熄了燈 回望這一段人生望見當天今天即使多轉變你都也一意跟我共行曾在我的失意天 疑問究竟為何生但你驅使我擔起灰暗勇敢去面迎人生若我可再會活多一次都盼再可以在路途重逢著你共去寫一生的句子若我可再會活多一次千次我都盼面前仍是你我要他生都有今生的暖意沒甚麼可給你 但求憑這闕歌謝謝你風雨內 都不退願陪伴我暫別今天的你但求憑這愛火活在你心內分開也像同渡過嗯分開也像同渡過
我突然无言静了下去细心把你望 只想再看一次令我暖暖的眼光 在漫长漫长路上 你我未重遇那天 今天的目光天天我会想千趟 已淡忘从前共你度过几多风与浪 只知过往欢笑大半数也因你起 在漫长路途莫论你我未来在哪方 一天风在飞一天我不忘掉你 每一个晚上 我将会远望 无涯星海点点星光求万里星际 燃点你路 叮嘱风声 代呼唤你千趟 友谊绵绵无尽 你共我纵使分两岸 此生也永跟你 共往远远的那方 寂寞时倦时 若你要热诚目光共需 轻轻把我去想一趟
Since last night, the acquarium has had its population reduced by half. More than 30 guppies had been killed, including my favourite Betta in blue. It really made me upset and I could not yet figure out what could be the reason behind.
I admitted to USM in 1992 after I quitted from MAS (to be trained as Aircraft Maintenance Engineer). I spent 4 years in USM for the degree in applied science (major in industrial chemical science). I had quite a number of companions during the 4 years. I also learned to cook, clothes washing, tolerate to different friends (with diff background). Those years were as well without worry.
Y2k - Working life 
In year 2000, I traveled to a foreign land that is at least 10,000 miles aways from home. I was in the 2nd year of employment to Intel and that year marked my 5 years anniversary as working adult. It was not an easy trip after all as there were growing responsibilities and commitments. I also had the first image changed where I kept the long hairs and also experienced the first hairs lost.
海闊天空
Last Friday before turning off my laptop and called for a day of the office week, I manage to spot that a fellow manager was wearing an audemars piguet watch (AP. Pls this is not approved permit for cars or mobile phone) and he told me that it was bought at RM6k and now perhaps worths about RM7k.
Shown here is a typical office cubicles layout for most companies. The staffs will spend most of the times in front of PC, phones, paper work (any more paper work???), chats, gossips or relaxing.
Last night, a friend of mine passed me a fashion phone. It is the LG phone in Prada design-alike with windows mobile profesional 6 interface. I believed it is also the first trial of LG to be in smartphone with WM6.
Recently, there have been countless of sleepness nights; either the mind are loaded with work or "remembering" some old memories. I have to drink some vodka prior to the bed times to ensure at least I can be soundly asleep at least for some hours before the day break.
There is two new additions to the proud of Kampar (Come on, it is just a small town, all right!)
First being the new 3-STARS Hotel that has the first lift and tallest building in the whole town...whoa!
Kampar has 8 primary schools, 5 secondary schools, 1 college and 1 university. It also has a Chinese funded private school for secondary forms. They are 3 Chinese national type primary school and 2 Indian national type primary school (SRJK) where all the subjects will be taught in native mother tongues besides English and Bahasa. Six of them are shown here except SRJK(C) Pei Yuan and SK Sentosa.
To some foreigners of the country, this will be an awkward scene as there are people enjoying some "Lok Lok" at the road side under the hot sun. Lok Lok is a steamboat style eatery where one will dip the food (in the form of a-stick with sausage, clamps, meat, vege, etc.) into to the boiling soup and will eat them upon guessing that the food are cooked. There are also a choice of gravy either in favours of satay, sambal, chilly, ketchup etc. as the dressing.
The Iphone influences have really inspired quite a lot of "copy-cat" to copy its touch screen type interface and button-less features. Just after a week or so of the Touch Diamond's announcement, here comes another contender. It is the Phillips X-connect. It was rumoured to have 3G features and others as similar to the upcoming 3G Iphone.
I graduated from USM in 1996 on the 25th convocation. In arranging for some old documents, magazines and books, I came across about this booklet of 25th convocation. I browsed to the page that read "Sarjana Muda Sains Gunaan Dengan Kepujian" where I could see some of the well known names who were the top scorers in 1996 and were crowned with First Class Degree.
Last night received a rather upset sms at midth of the night. It was not because it had awaken me up from sleep since I was preparing to return to office for some conference meeting at 2am. This SMS was indeed from a very good ex-friend of mine. It was nothing wrong on the contents of the SMS as the ex-friend was indeed trying to convey regards ensuring I am doing fine and "recovering"
I had been busy interviewing for the past three weeks on two of the job positions I am offering. I had been also interviewed not less than 10 persons either as newly graduated or experienced. However, I am not satisfy with their performance during interview. Some of the profiles seem excellent on papers, but it was quite disappointing during the interview.
Look whose house was on fire? Where was the "BOMBA"?
This small street was one of the "old places" when I was still a teenager. I used to be spending hours at one of these stalls enjoying the herbs tea under the cool open air for chit chat every weekend with some of my old mates. At those time, there was no mobile phone yet. Even if there was, it would be huge like a battery box and only a few wealthy folks can afford. However, we still can "date" for the almost same time and same spot for night gathering after the break of studies.
I had been living at the side of a river ( I believed it is called Sg. Rasa) which easily over flow and causing flash flood whenever after the heavy downpours. It was quite a common scene to me having a muddy flood at butt-height. It would be once every week during the rainy season or once every two months for the rest of the years.
This is an illegal site of dumps where some locals happily throw away theirs and some even set fire on these dumps. Instead, when I was taking this image, there was a local still transporting their dumps to this site and staring at me.
I am born and grew up in a small town name Kampar. It is a small town with quite a number of housing estates around making a total population of approximately 10,000. I believed 90% are chinese who are mostly speak in cantonese. Kampar is a town where gained its name because of Tin, if I am not wrong. It was once famous of tin mining and everywhere wherenever there was river, you can likely see some ladies will be busy "dulang-ing" Kampar used to have 5 cinemas which could house more than 200 audients. But now, there is none of them still operating. Some years back, Kampar also has one of the highest numbers of banks branches around (almost 15 of them) due to extremely high inflow of foreign currencies. These were all the "jump aeroplane" funds which made Kampar on the top ten list. (Jump Aeroplane = cantonese way of saying illegal work at overseas). There after, Kampar again gets another great name... the old folk town as there isn't jobs for youngsters. All its glory had been gone with the winds.
This is the railway station in Kampar. It used to be a hotspot for morning joggers. But it is now closed. Although it is still maintained but the access road is now full with shoulder-tall weeds. Locals no longer jog here. There was also no train! That is why there is a no entry site at the entrance of the station. 
This is the NEWLY built railway station. It is also not being used or opened for public. It has been CLOSED for years. Well done, KTM! I still perfer to old station as compare to this new station.
Kampar has added a new work-out facility and had annouced spent over million of ringgit to have this "RAKAN MUDA" sport utility buildings. These will be a great place to visit if you are keen for work out.
