
Well, the warm-up test is commencing very soon, starting from this Tuesday to the next Tuesday.
I shall be concentrate on the books and notes now.
Wish me luck! :)
My personal blog started in Nov 2004 archiving some of the memorable moments in life. It's also a journal of my personal development from a computer-loving teenager to becoming a digital marketer based in Tokyo. I may have a laughter or two when I read the entries again sometime in the future.

Found something interesting recently, apparently the local ISP, TMnet, is now offering a cheaper broadband services for the users.
The deal is called "Streamyx Combo", obviously following the trend from fast-food restaurants, combo deal #1 etc, heh.
People nowadays rely on computers very much, and of course Internet is definitely one of the biggest reason behind it. Surfing with a high-speed broadband can really make a huge difference in online experience. It's like comparing the speed of a bicycle with a motor, you can imagine that dont you?
Now back to the promotion. TMnet offers different Streamyx packages depending on the connection speed, ranging from the lowest RM 60 as advertised, to the higher end RM 160. The connection speed ranging from 384kbps to 4Mbps. Here's a simplified summary diagram: ![]()
Uncertain which package you should choose? Here’s another table for your reference:
Which package I'm using currently? I'm running on 512kbps for now. Might consider upgrade to 1Mbps, but since I'm not the one who pays for the bill so it's not easy to convince the bill-payer to upgrade eh.
I've been using Streamyx for 5 years, and overall, I'm satisfied with the service. During this 5 years I’ve received free upgrades, which boost the broadband speed and reduced monthly fees.
If you're a user like me, changing from 56k dial-up to Streamyx broadband, you'll noticed the big difference in terms of cost and time. For long run, Streamyx is much cost-friendly compare to dial-up.
Streamyx is running on unlimited basis 24/7, and you only have to pay for the fixed monthly fee.
As for 56k dial-up, you've to pay for every minute you online, and also the telephone charge which you used to connect to the net. Usually it'll cost 100++ per month for the Internet bill.
You know the difference, RM60 VS RM100++.
In terms of speed, do a simple maths, 56 and 512, which value is bigger? The bigger the value, the faster the speed goes.
Another Maths fact: If you're downloading a file, faster speed will result in higher download rate, which means the file will be loaded into your computer faster. Then again, you're comparing 56k's usual 5kb/sec with Streamyx’s 50kb/sec.... Streamyx perform much faster than its predecessor for sure.
Oh and also, remember the days when you couldn't receive or make calls when running on 56k? This is no longer a problem with Streamyx! :)
Actually the Streamyx Combo promotion doesn't stop there just yet. If you signup the Streamyx Combo now, you’ll be offered a great deal, compromises services below.
With an additional fee, you can enjoy some of the best services TMnet provide, like making unlimited local calls, Internet security, and also BlueHyppo online community access.
Streamyx broadband service provided by TMnet is a must for every family in Malaysia. If you haven’t signup for it now, you better do it fast! This is an opportunity you shouldn’t miss, so make the move now or you’ll regret i!
Further info can be referred from Streamyx Combo’s website (http://202.71.97.48/streamyx_combo/index.asp)











Today Ms Hwang interrupted Mr Yap's Applied Maths past year questions discussion to let us do a survey to evaluate the lecturers. Heh, this is the time when students can voice out their opinions bout the lecturers anonymously. Usually students went to the office to lodge complaint, but of course showing yourself complaining might damage your reputation so, some ought to write it instead of voice it out in the office, like me! :D
Looks like my lecture hall, but it's not!
I've been quite kind actually, because I think all the lecturers are doing a good job teaching us, except for some special cases.
I gave quite high rating for Mr Low & Ms Chong, both of them teaches my fav subject, Chemistry & Biology respectively. They did a very good job, at least from my view. At the comments I wrote Mr Low "a very nice guy", and for Ms Chong's part, I want her to come back teach us soon! She's taking maternity leave now.
Ms Ngow & Ms Ong has been doing a great job for their part too, both of them get quite high rating from me too. Both of them work really hard to prepare all the teaching materials, and I think their lecture are quite OK too. I used to have problems for their subjects but now I'm doing pretty smooth here. Kudos to the lecturers!
Almost forgot bout Mr Yap, the mischief genius. His lecture is one of the most looking-forward class, but too bad now he only do past year questions discussions with us because he's done with the lectures! And, most of us enjoy his sinister jokes, especially when he grabbed student's food as "tax" LOL! He's such a funny lecturer, but he's very smart, very very smart I've to stress out.
Ms Marilyn, she may be a good lecturer, we enjoyed her GP class very much, but for the sake of our exam, we are not doing very well in terms of preparing for the paper. She's a highly intelligent lady, lots of experiences she has, wonderful charisma, she's the bomb in the class, but.... if she still failed to turn out to the class, we'll miss more GP lessons. which means we're learning less things. I think it's not fair to put all the blame to her, as she only take over from the previous GP lecturer due to some riffs between the students and the previous lecturer. Her days teaching us are numbered, as she'll be quitting this job soon, so I guess we really have to appreciate the last lessons with her.
I felt I bashed Ms Geraldline too lightly this time. I can understand that she's new in the scene, but from the way she introduce herself to us, I think we're pretty much disappointed because we hold high expectations from her. She said she's done her Master in Bio now, and planning to further study Ph.D soon. Well, she said she successfully genetically-implant a human gene into a banana. Achievements sound good, but for her lecture.... very disappointed. I guess we're too pampered by Ms Chong, so it's hard to get used to her teaching. Furthermore, she's messed up with the syllabus.... to our horror. I'm still skeptical whether is she teaching the right thing now? I thought we're suppose to learn nervous system, but she's teaching hormonal controls? Hmm..... I should've deducted her ratings hahah. She's just taught us for the 2nd day, I think we need some time to get used to her way 'eh?
I've lots of respects to a teacher or lecturer, because I think it's not easy to be a teacher, one have to work really hard and sacrifice lots of time for the sake of students. Although I've some remarks on certain lecturers, I still hold a degree of respect towards them and I will not speak too badly bout them, heh.
Sunday is the race day for Malaysia F1 Grand Prix, and I'm very lucky enough as my father handed me 2 ticks for the big event! Hahah, thanks to the sponsor Astro!
Without the sponsor, I wouldnt want to fork out that much money just for this tick!
Money and Ben went there on Saturday for the qualifying round, while I went for the race day with Money, since the tick is valid for 3 days.
Journey to the circuit was a breeze at the beginning, credit goes to the KL-Putrajaya highway. Well, the rest of the journey was bumpy from the junction turn to Sepang circuit's direction. We've to make way for the King's car, you know, VVVIP's treatment, he's the no.1 man in the country. I took a vid of the King's car escort moving beside our car, will post the vid once I upload to Youtube.
Thankfully there's still parking lots there, lots of 'em waiting for cars to fill 'em up! Dont expect shaded parking lots though, it's just merely a cleared palm oil tree ground.
OK now, let the pics do the talking.
(There's quite a lot of pics here, please be patient! Click for larger pics.)
Take pic with some nice and cool Mercs cars! Love 'em!
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Mercedes CL 500! First sighted in Malaysia! It's name almost completed "CLF" lol.
Max zoom from my camera, showing the pit. (I'm standing out of the fence)
Binocular view of the crowd seating at the far opposite field.
Mercedes ML on standby, with some crews.![]()
Fellipe Massa's car (Ferrari).
One of the safety car, a Mercs C class wagon AMG model. Too bad didnt take the new SL AMG....
I like this car's colour, Torro Rosso.
Crew watching from the big screen.
This cameraman probably got the best view of the track.
Massa's car stranded. Not a clear view, but you can see a red figure stuck below the RBS sign.
The car I like has been tolled due to engine failure, oh well.
Final score: #1 Raikkonen (Ferr), #2 Kubica (BMW), #3 Kovalainen (McL-Mercs)
Well, it was really a whole new experience for me. I'm not an F1 fan then, but now I'll be keeping an eye on this sports then, heh.
One thing I dislike is the noise made by the car, too loud until my ears could be deaf if I didnt put on the earplugs. They say wanna reduce pollution, yet this sports create such serious noise pollution huh.... contradicting!
I've got some vids to be shared here, but I've to process them in Movie Maker then upload to Youtube, before sharing it here with you all! :D
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