gaduh!

at last,first post aku masa cuti.sekali lagi,at last,sampai hajat aku nak tengok transformers yang memang aku tunggu2.ya,itu dia!tapi semalam memang ramai gila vavi.aku sampai mid dalam pukul 2 lebih dengan harapan boleh beli tiket awal.ingat nak gerak dalam pukul 10 sebab lagi senang orang x ramai,tapi kalau dah bangun pown pukul 12,x boleh buat papo la.bila sampai kat tempat beratur,aku terus usha waktu tayangan.'cantiklah!pukul 3 n 3.30 ada tayangan,'bisikku sendirian.beratur punya beratur,sampai kat tempat beli tiket tu,da pukul 3.30.time tu aku rasa down giler.so,terpaksa la beli pukul 5 punya.tapi xpe,transformers punya pasal.lepas ni tunggu harry potter lak weyh.

tetapi aku bukan nak share pasal cerita transformers yang memang best di mana anda akan rasa puas hati sekiranya anda pergi ke kaunter tiket wayang dan menunjukkan kad pelajar anda lantas dikenakan harga rm 7 yang bagi saya amatlah berbaloi memandangkan cerita tersebut penuh dengan aksi2 yang mendebarkan dan yang penting,cerita tu adalah selama 2 jam lebih di mana selama tempoh itulah saya menahan kencing sehinggakan pundi kencing rasa macam nak pecah.

apa yang aku nak share ni, ada kaitan dengan tajuk aku.for sure la ada kaitan,xakan aku nak letak tajuk yang xde kaitan pulak kan?nak dijadikan cerita,lepas tengok wayang tu,aku dengan member aku yang dengan secara tiba2 terasa haus di tekak.so, kitorang gerak la gi mamak depan mid.on the way tu,adalah satu insiden ni yang berlaku depan mata aku.ada sorang lelaki cina ni.dia tengah bawak banyak barang sambil lintas jalan.tiba2, ada satu teksi ni meluncur dengan laju.

GEDEBAM!side mirror teksi tu terlanggar siku lelaki cina tu lalu berteraburlah barang yang sedang dibawanya.niat aku dengan member aku nak gi mamak terus terbantut.lepak jap tepi jalan tu usha lelaki tu.bukan aku dengan member aku jea,ramai lagi yang stop duk usha.ye la,mana taw ada 'wayang' free lak pasni.jangkaan aku tepat.driver teksi tu pown keluar.lelaki india. dia keluar dari teksi dia,hempas pintu kuat2,lepas tu buat muka ketat.normal la tu kan?si lelaki cina tu pown apa lagi,x nak kalah,buat muka ketat jugak.memandangkan aku duduk agak jauh,so aku x dengar sangat la perbualan diorang.tapi dari mimik muka diorang,memang sah la tengah bertekak.yang driver teksi tu aku tengok macam naik tangan dah.aku menjadi teruja.haha.x lama lepas tu,macam yang aku cakap,driver tu angkat tangan,tetapi jangkaan aku meleset.dia angkat tangan pastu letak kat bahu lelaki cina tadi,n then mereka senyum antara satu sama lain dan tergelak kecil.mula2 aku ingat diorang gay, tapi sangkaan aku meleset lagi sekali.lelaki cina tu menghulurkan tangan untuk meminta maaf kat driver tu.driver tu pown salam la.habis.

bila kat kedai mamak tu,member aku kecoh2.'apahal la diorang x gaduh tadi,kan best kalau boleh tengok!'aku pown layan jea dia sebab aku da penat n haus giler.tapi bila sampai rumah, baru aku teringat.aku respek dengan lelaki 2 orang tadi.tanyala kenapa.tanyala tanyala.haha.one word.1Malaysia.kira satu word la tu kan.sebenarnya aku tataw apa2 pown sebab aku jenis yang jarang tengok berita.hehe.so,aku pown gunalah internet ni sebaik mungkin untuk cari maklumat yang berkaitan dengan konsep 1Malaysia yang hangat diperkatakan.setelah mengkaji,aku faham la jugak sikit2.so,aku rasa macam nak share dengan orang2 yang macam aku yang x reti nak mengikuti perkembangan isu semasa tentang apa itu konsep 1Malaysia.

konsep 1Malaysia ni sebenarnya bukan benda baru sebab tujuan konsep ni sama jugak dengan apa yang diinginkan oleh pemimpin2 kita dari dulu sejak 5 dekad lebih kita merdeka.dalam erti kata yang mudah,konsep ni adalah gagasan untuk pupuk perpaduan di kalangan rakyat Malaysia yang berbilang kaum, bedasarkan beberapa nilai-nilai penting yang seharusnya menjadi amalan setiap rakyat Malaysia.kalau kita pernah dengar 'Bangsa Malaysia' yang diilhamkan dari Wawasan 2020,konsep 1Malaysia ni adalah jalan ke arah objektif tu.dalam mencapai status negara maju dalam satu jangka masa yang dah ditetapkan,syarat utamanya adalah sesebuah negara harus stabil dan kukuh dan ni hanya terjadi bila semua rakyat bersatu padu.Perpaduan yang digambarkan oleh 1Malaysia ada beza dengan konsep asimilasi kat negara-negara lain di mana identiti kaum-kaum etnik dilenyapkan dan diganti dengan satu identiti nasional yang sama.Sebaliknya 1Malaysia hargai n hormati identiti etnik setiap kaum di Malaysia, dan menganggap mereka sebagai aset atau kelebihan yang patut dibanggakan. 1Malaysia menekankan sikap penerimaan di kalangan rakyat berbilang kaum, di mana sesuatu kaum menerima keunikan kaum yang lain seadanya agar dapat hidup bersama dalam keadaan saling hormat menghormati sebagai rakyat dalam satu negara. Ia adalah peningkatan ketara dari sikap toleransi.

so,even masih ada pihak yang cuba memporak-perandakan negara dengan agenda masing2,kita lawan.lawan.jangan sebab benda2 kecik,jadi isu besar lantas menghalang perpaduan kaum.contohnya macam yang aku citer tadi.chill la weh!benda kecik.boleh settle kan?x perlu pown diorang bergaduh.nasib baik time tu aku x terfikir.kalau x,time tu jugak aku gi kat diorang, mintak otograf diorang.itu la yang kita panggil Malaysian.bertoleransi.xperlu nak kecoh2 saper salah saper betul.so,moral of the story is,selalu la baca surat khabar,tengok berita untuk taw isu2 semasa ni.penting untuk kita semua taw apa yang berlaku sekarang.


ciao~

sedih aku sedih!

luahan hati yang 'ikhlas'

aku sangat sedih.mengapa?kerana di dunia ini masih lagi ada manusia2 yang terus menerus melabelkan sesuatu yang penting di dalam hidup mereka sebagai benda yang remeh temeh.lantas, mereka mengambil endah tak endah.mengapa?mengapa masih ada lagi manusia yang terus menerus mendiskriminasi seseorang atau sesuatu yang pada pandangan mereka lemah dan mudah dipermainkan?

mengapa?mengapa?luka di hati semakin bertambah dalam bila mereka yang aku kenali juga tergolong dalam golongan ini.sungguh aku x sangka mereka juga memperlakukan 'benda' tu sebegitu rupa.apa 'teruk' sangat ke benda tu?mereka mengambil endah tak endah kerana bagi mereka,benda2 sedemikian rupa tidak perlu diambil kisah lantas didiskriminasi dan diketepikan.bagi mereka, main bowling, berkaraoke, keluar hingga larut malam, main game sampai pagi adalah lebih penting.apabila ditanya, dengan megah mereka menjawab, 'alaah, benda kecik jea'.terkedu aku.apa hebat sangatkah mereka ni sehingga mampu berkata2 begitu?

sedih aku, sedih.wahai rakan2ku, sedarlah!sedarlah anda semua dari dunia2 hiburan itu semua.terdapat perkara yang penting dari itu semua namun kamu semua masih mengabaikannya.sedarlah yang kita ni hanyalah manusia yang lemah.

marilah kita bersama2 meninggalkan sikap memandang rendah dan juga mendiskriminasi sesuatu yang bagi kita mudah.

marilah kita bersama2 insaf dan tinggalkan hiburan2 yang bersifat duniawi yang diangkat lebih tinggi dari perkara yang lebih penting.

marilah kita bersama2 menuju ke puncak kejayaan tanpa perlu mengharungi liku2 kesukaran yang dicipta oleh diri kita sendiri.

marilah kita STUDY PAPER FOUNDATION ISLAMIC STUDIES yang dianggap mudah oleh semua orang lantas tiada siapa yang ambil kisah.akhir kata,

goodluck!



untuk menghayati teks di atas,anda harus membayangkan saya seorang pelajar yang cita-citanya untuk menjadi ustaz

zeeavizeeavi

so, the time has come.exam week.*sigh.memang malas tahap cipan ahh wey.tapi, disebabkan janji2 manis yang ditaburkan oleh parents aku, aku pown study lah bagai nak rak.seminggu jugaklah aku tak tidur study.tapi cam xde effect jugak.shit.tapi, ada satu yang buat aku terus study;lagu-lagu baru.bahaha.dah menjadi lumrah hidup seorang insan lemah bernama afiq.aku x boleh study dalam keadaan sunyi.so, aku pown download lah album seorang penyanyi yang bernama zee avi.aku rasa orang lain dah lama kenal dia ni.maybe disebabkan kekoloton aku, aku baru nak kenal dia.tapi lagu2 dia memang tangkap leleh beb!memang mengundang untuk study ahh.tenang jea telinga aku.so, di sini aku nak mem-promote-kan zee avi nih kat orang yang maybe x kenal dia lagi.

Zee Avi is just 23 but she’s an old soul. A huge talent in a petite frame bringing a universal message from the unlikely birthplace of Borneo, an ancient island east of Malaysia which remains an untouched, natural paradise, an apt description of her songs.

How Avi came to record her debut album in L.A., the first joint release from Ian Montone’s Monotone Label and Jack Johnson’s Brushfire Records, is a true 21st century tale of the way the Internet has transformed the music business and shrunk the globe in the process.

Born in the tiny town of Miri in Sarawak on the island of Borneo, Zee grew up near the South China Sea in a liberal, encouraging household where her father owned an energy consultancy. “I was bred to be a lawyer,” she says, but music was in her blood. Her father’s father sang and played double-bass, accordion, violin and guitar in bands.

At age 12, Zee moved from Borneo to Kuala Lumpur where she has been based since. At 17, Zee started locking herself in a room for hours on end to learn to play guitar. Guitar took a back seat for 4 years while she was studying fashion design in London. When she returned to Kuala Lumpur, she picked the instrument back up and began writing songs and performing with a band.

Zee began recording her songs on a webcam and posting them on YouTube for a friend to hear. “I remember getting so excited when there was one new comment from some random person I didn’t know… One read ‘I’m lost for words - I shall favorite it and ponder if that’s OK,’ ” which was written by Kris Rowley, a U.K. singer-songwriter with a YouTube following under the name Zzzzzzzzap. He began posting her videos on his site, which began a viral snowball effect.

The day before her 22nd birthday, Zee posted what she intended to be “my last video,” a holiday song, “No Christmas for Me.” By the time she checked her e-mail Avi had almost 3,000 messages including a slew of label offers. One email came from Ian Montone, who had been shown the YouTube clip by Raconteurs’ drummer, Patrick Keeler, prompting Montone to get in touch and offer to release her music on the Monotone Label.

Before she knew it Zee was on a plane to L.A. to record her debut with producer Robert Carranza at Brushfire’s Solar Powered Plastic Plant. “No Christmas for Me” was then featured on the holiday charity album, This Warm December, A Brushfire Holiday, Vol. 1.

With an eclectic pool of influences that range from such eccentrics as Cat Power, Regina Spektor, Leonard Cohen, Tom Waits, Jolie Holland, Daniel Johnston and Chris Garneau, to jazz greats Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald, to classics like Velvet Underground and Led Zeppelin, this self-described “rock lover at heart” captures the dark, bittersweet qualities of romance with a crack left open for hope and optimism.

From the sensuous scat singing on “Honey Bee” to the sultry break-up song, “Is This the End,” recalling the existential longing of Peggy Lee’s “Is That All There Is,” Zee is hopeful of finding love, but equally aware of lurking heartache.

The songs on Zee Avi’s debut are about an outsider’s desire to belong and the tentative hope of moving on, filled with regret and loss, but boasting an impish, worldly wise sensibility. “I tend to be a loner,” she nods. ” ‘Honey Bee’ is about a romance between two nonconformists who are different from the rest of the hive, and are trying to avoid the pressure to be like everybody else.”

“Just You and Me,” the first song she wrote on ukulele, has a ‘20s New Orleans swing jazz vibe.

“I get my melodic feel from the simplicity of classic jazz, people singing what they felt with straightforward lyrics and not too many harmonies,” Zee says. “Just a lot of honesty. I’m a girl of simple pleasures.

The elemental acoustic guitar of “Story of…” is enhanced with an Eno-like ambience that add to its shimmering quality, while “Poppy” is autobiographical “with a little bit of poetic license” that looks back at the demise of a two-year relationship.

“My stuff is pretty dark,” Zee admits. “Most of my songs are about the reality side of romance, outlets to vent my emotions.”

While her live experience amounts to playing gigs in Kuala Lumpur, Zee appeared this January on From the Basement, the U.K. TV webcast/broadcast that has featured Radiohead’s Thom Yorke, Damien Rice, the White Stripes and the Shins. From the Basement will also air on the U.S.‘s IFC Channel.

From Malaysia to Los Angeles, Zee Avi is enjoying the ride and ready to take on passengers. “I’m still pinching myself” she gushes. “My parents always told me it’s important to keep yourself grounded. I’m thankful, but at the same time, I just want to jump through the roof. It’s been a pretty amazing journey, getting to work with some really wonderful people, a blessing, really.”

Zee Avi’s Monotone/Brushfire Records debut returns that blessing…and then some.

Monotone Records is owned by Ian Montone, whose Monotone, Inc. manages the White Stripes, M.I.A., The Shins, Vampire Weekend, the Raconteurs, Against Me!, Cold War Kids, Crookers, among others.

Brushfire Records is owned by Jack Johnson and his manager Emmett Malloy and is home to artists like Rogue Wave, Matt Costa, Neil Halstead, Money Mark, G. Love, Mason Jennings, ALO and Zach Gill.


taken from www.myspace.com/zeeavi;add lah!





tracks;
1. Bitter Heart
2. Poppy
3. Honey Bee
4. Just You and Me
5. Is This The End
6. Monte
7. Kantoi
8. I Am Me Once More
9. First of The Gang To Die
10.Darlin'It Ain't Easy
11.The Story
12.Let Me In

so, bagi yang nak dengar lagu semasa sedang menelaah kitab2 ilmu yang tebal berkilo2, wajarlah anda men-download lantas men-dengar lagu2 tersebut.sampai sini jea post kali ni.aku bangun awal nak study, tapi disebabkan otak belum bersedia untuk menerima input2 yang bakal berguna di hari kelak, lalu aku pown buat post ni. so, layan~

Ciao~

Sial kau penipu!!!

Sir, i left my assignment at my room.
Wow, that dress really looks good on you.

Lies. We hear them everywhere. Be it from the mouth of a politician spreading around facts or a desperate student trying to cover up for his disregard for homework. Lies are being told all over the place by just about everybody you can name. What is a lie? A lie is an untruth, a false statement presented as being true, thus misrepresenting a situation or giving a totally wrong impression about something. However, it is not always wrong to lie. So now, I would like to convince u guys, lying is not always a bad thing.


So, this is where we begin. How many of you have never ever lied before? None. Now how many of you feel bad after you lied to someone? Ok. Those who felt bad, note this; you don’t have to be all the time. This is because, truth can be hurtful sometimes. Lets say that one day, your grandmother tried a new recipe specially for you who seldomly visits her. She worked really hard on it. When it comes to the taste, it was horrible. And then your grandma asked you how’d it taste. Will you have the gut to spill the truth after what she had gone through? See? This is when lie comes in handy. ‘It sure taste good grandma!’ These are things we usually find ourselves doing for the sake of maintaining a good relationship with people, telling ourselves by saying that 'Surely it's not wrong as long as it doesn't hurt the person'. Theres a Senegalese proverb saying that, ‘Lies that are built are better than truth that destroys’.


We sometimes find ourselves in a situation where we are forced to lie for the sake of protecting somebody. Lets say your friend broke an apparatus in the laboratory, a thermometer for instance. Your lab instructor are furious because the culprit doesn’t step forward. Rather to have the instructor to lost trust in the whole class, you step forward and say, ‘I did it’. You would be punished a little, but at least everybody else is of the hook. There are also times when we also have to tell lies to protect the innocent. If a child whose mother has died asks where her mummy has gone, you answer, 'She had to go somewhere very very far away' instead of ‘she’s dead’. Some people also lie to keep their children from knowing they have been adopted. This is indeed a need to protect people who do not yet understand the truth - until one day when that person is old enough to know and handle it.


We find fraud wherever we go such as health fraud and diet schemes. The motives may differ. There are those who are aware that they are deliberately misrepresenting the truth, but continue to do so anyway for the sake of business and money. Now, lets say that there is a man. He works as a salesman. One day, his company manufactured a new health product. He first tried the product and it didn’t work. However, while he was doing his job, he would spread this words, ‘sir, you have to buy this product. This product has been proven to be effective’. Instead of telling his customers, ‘don’t buy this product sir, its useless!’, he lied or else, it would cost him his job. Cases of fraud and misrepresentation of facts have been on the rise. Various new holistic medical practices, often with no evidence to prove their claims, are declaring that their health products can cure illnesses from the common cold to AIDS. But still, if you are in that man’s shoe, would you tell the truth?


So, as we speak, there are many out there lying to each other and lets say if you do, you don’t have to feel bad all the way. There are times where we need to lie as lying is a survival skill. We have to lie because truth really hurts sometimes and we have to maintain good relationship with others. We also lie to protect others especially the innocents. Last but not least, we lie for the sake of business and money. So, this shows that it is not always wrong to lie. Just a word of advice, if you decide to lie, make sure you don’t get caught. As Samuel Butler, a novelist, once said, ‘any fool can tell the truth, but it requires man with sense to lie well’.


memang agak ke-bangang-an time nih.. boleh pulak la time ni aku gatal-gatal nak demam.. memang sedap la aku tarik hingus kat depan lecturer..