Magnum, Kuda & Toto

Yesterday, I received an email with the content are as shown below.

En. Malik was so happy hitting the jackpot! I presume...

WTF they sent me crappy email like this? Quickly I marked this email as spam. By the way, I'm amused reading the testimonials. I hope Mr. Malik will stop his addiction to gambling. Insaflah sikit, awak tu orang Islam. The information is blurred on purpose so nobody will fall into believing this scam.

p/s: Berjudi itu haram disisi Islam. Gambling is forbidden in Islam.

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I would like to wish my beloved aunt, Siti Khatijah Ayob whom I called Ateh, Happy Birthday!
I pray you will lead a prosperous life and live healthy all the time.
Be strong and never give up, you will always have my endless support!
I will always love you. :)

From left: Me, Pak Amin and Ateh
Bazar Ramadhan Gemas 2008

update on 1905H, 11/11/2009

Ateh will be undergoing operation to treat her breast cancer tomorrow (12/11/2009). She will be warded at 9 a.m (my Power Electronic exam will start at the same time) and the operation will commence at 1 p.m. The surgery is expected to take 2 hours. I hope my fellow readers will pray for her too. Amin~

Breast cancer: Are you at risk?

For some reasons, I would like to share with the readers about breast cancer. You might find it awkward since I am a guy and being overly concerned about this. Again, I have my own reasoning and this is the least I can do to create awareness about this No. 1 Women Killer. I hope this fact will be useful for my fellow readers.

Adapted from MAKNA website:

For females, ask yourself whether you are at risk of having breast cancer or not based on these characteristics:

• Age – any women, 20 year old and above are at the risk of developing breast cancer and the risk increases with age. In fact, 70 per cent of breast cancer cases occur in women aged 50 and above.

• Family history – women who have a mother, sister or daughter who developed breast cancer before the age of 50 are at a higher risk. This risk is further heightened if a woman has more than one immediate family member who has breast cancer.

• Previous history – women who have already been treated for cancer in one breast have an increased risk of developing cancer in the other.

• Menstruation – Early menstruation (before the age of 12) or late menopause (after the age of 50).

• Pregnancy – Never having a full-term pregnancy or giving birth after the age of 30.

• Breastfeeding – Women who have not breast-fed have higher risk of getting breast cancer.

• Diet – A diet high in fat and low in fibre will increase the risk of having breast cancer.

• Body weight – Obesity in post-menopausal years heightened the risk of breast cancer.

• Alcoholism – Excessive alcohol consumption will increase the risk of having breast cancer.

Minggu Belajar

Struggling to avoid these...




Strugging to focus on these...

Thursday, 12/11/2009, 1430H-1730H at Multipurpose Hall
EAB4323: Power Electronics II

Monday, 16/11/2009, 0900H-1200H at Main Hall
MPW2133: Malaysian Studies

Tuesday, 17/11/2009, 0900H-1200H at Multipurpose Hall
EAB4023: Multimedia Networks

Thursday, 19/11/2009, 0900H-1200H at Main Hall
GAB3103: Strategic Management

Sunday, 22/11/2009, 0900H-1200H at Main Hall
EAB4333: Power Systems II

Good luck to me and to those who had sat or will sit for final exams!

Born in Selangor, educated in Negeri Sembilan

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