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yahoooooo!!! opsss…….. gooooooooggle!!! streamyx is finally emerged in my house! and it’s damn wirelessly connected to my laptop at home. surf the internet or networking from anywhere, everywhere & anytime! although it’s been for a while in malaysia, provided by the leading broadband company called tmnet sdn bhd, i just taught of having it just last weekend. the back-staged story, however was not that nice though. what i taught of have a hassle-free streamyx facilities turned into something else.

the conlusion is “it’s not that easy to set streamyx alone in your house since you’re not the most knowledgable it geek in town”.

I’m quite new to this regularly-typed-blogging activities. Even though I’ve set up my own blog at blogspot years back when blogging still not the main agenda of everybody in the web, I’m still unsure (partly translated as lazy) to blog. Perhaps it was due to the seasonal activities of blogging, or perhaps it might solely due to the vitamin M phenomenon (read: M = Malas).

Just watched the most-awaited local programme of 2005 - Explorace of TV3, which last year won by a newly wed couple, the husband is MCKK Old Boy Class of 95. This year this event started off with the special edition of Explorace “Celebrity” Edition featuring 3 great teams from MAS, Good Year & TV3. Guess what! The sponsors started the race ma!

For details, visit The Official Explorace TV3 website. Or another Unofficial Website of Explorace TV3 created using Fotopages.

On March 2005, Malay College Kuala Kangsar or known by everyone as MCKK will be celebrating it’s 100 years of existence in Malaysia/Malaya/Tanah Melayu.

Mega Events have been scheduled that month. The small town of Kuala Kangsar will be jam-packed with old and present boys of MCKK.

For more info on this Historical Event @ Centennial Celebration, please click here.

If you wanna see more pics of MCKK, exclusively captured during my last visit to Kuala Kangsar before tsunami strucks Asia. Please click here.

malay college kuala kangsar @mckk

Starting this year @ 2005, all the Malay-based main-stream newspaper’s price will be increased about 30 to 50 cents per se.

Utusan Malaysia - from RM1.20 to RM1.50
Mingguan Malaysia (Sunday) - from RM1.50 to RM2.00B
erita Harian - from RM1.20 to RM1.50
Berita Minggu (Sunday) - from RM1.50 to RM2.00

They said (the newspaper Co) that the price of paper-based products have been increased since 1990s whereas the price of newspaper has not been changed since then. But why a sudden hike? Is it because all of Malaysian are still tsunami-think-a-like that they can simply increase the price without being really protested by the marhaen like you and me?

Just watched “Majalah 3″, a local tv programme aired on TV3 every Sunday on 9.00pm. The full 1 hour programme spesifically covers the tsunami or tidal waves that stormed Asia the last Boxing Day @ 26th December 2004. Tsunami, or known as the evil tidal waves at Japan - is mainly made infamous at the Pacific Ocean. Never heard of any tsunami that hit Indian Ocean ever since Krakatoa series then. But last Sunday Tsunami really changed people’s mind, like me and you.

My first posting to this blog will be a photo-based posting. Just created this blog a few minutes ago. Some sort of my NY resolution - to have a blog (an updated one, of course) by the early 2005 AD. A lot of people do blog nowadays and I do read theor blogs daily. Among my favourites are from Uncle Adib (The Reader) and Organised Chaos (Idlan).