Quote #Apr-13th

My quote;

Malay mode
"Cinta itu buta - dan boleh membutakan - orang buta juga bercinta - cinta pada hati - bukan pada mata "
- Syed(z)

English version
"Love is blind - can make people blind - blind people also feel the love - its on your heart - not in your eyes"
- Syed(z)

p/s: teringat lagu L.O.V.E by ashley simpson

Quote #Apr-13th

Today, there's no quote - just a thought :

During British colonial they bring Indians from India as their base is in Gao and they bring Chinese from China and IndoChina. Now as an impact we have a beautiful multirace culture and become as one Malaysia. Just wonder since 1995 till now, lot of imigrants from Indonesia, Bangladesh, Nepal etc. came here to Malaysia to work. Same concept but different ways, during British Colonial they were brought back here by force or some were promise with a good job. Now almost the same, these people also came here by their willing or were cheat by their agent.

P/S: Im just wondering in the next 10-20 years there will be a new race in Malaysia - :)

Song can be a quote?

Sometimes one song can relate to us very well. This whole song for me like a one quote sing by Azure Ray entitle November:

So I'm waiting for this test to end
So these lighter days can soon begin
I'll be alone but maybe more carefree
Like a kite that floats so effortlessly
I was afraid to be alone
Now I'm scared thats how I'd like to be
All these faces none the same
How can there be so many personalities
So many lifeless empty hands
So many hearts in great demand
And now my sorrow seems so far away
Until I'm taken by these bolts of pain
But I turn them off and tuck them away
'till these rainy days that make them stay
And then I'll cry so hard to these sad songs
And the words still ring, once here now gone
And they echo through my head everyday
And I dont think they'll ever go away
Just like thinking of your childhood home
But we cant go back we're on our own
Oh,
But i'm about to give this one more shot
And find it in myself
I'll find it in myself
So were speeding towards that time of year
To the day that marks you're not here
And i think I'll want to be alone
So please understand that I dont answer the phone
I'll just sit and stare at my deep blue walls
Until I can see nothing at all
Only particles some fast some slow
All my eyes can see is all I know
Ohh..
But I'm about to give this one more shot
And find it in myself
I'll find it in myself

Quote #Apr-12th

I just remember this quote that impact me last time :

The greatest mistake you can make in life is to be continually fearing you will make one. -
Elbert Hubbard, 1856 - 1915

Quote #Apr-2nd Weekend

Quoated over the weekend
i have met few great people during my weekend, one of them is SenZe author of "Join the Pyjamas revolution" ant his remind me of few things:

my quote of the day for today:

"Internet is a gold mine if we know how to play the game same as government but the government apply know how and who plus when the correct time to dig"
-syedz

p/s: remind me of Kenya West songs Gold Digger - ehmmm anyone has Kenya West live at Abbey Road orchestra version?

Quote #Apr-7th

Goverment and Sugar
this is from france and i translate it to Malay


"Duit kerajaan itu umpama gula, semua orang nak rasa dan ada yang terlebih rasa sampai binasa dan ada yang rasa hujung lidah aje"

-syedz

Quote #Apr-5th

The Commendent

"Let's assume If life is as long as 1 meter rope, what happen if that rope were cut in the middle before you can do anything so make life simple and sweet"
-Syedz

p/s:Biqi just came back from Japan, dude why not we'all cont. what had been pending all this while

Quote #Apr-3rd

Hi from now on, i'll just publish a nice and usefull quote for yall use and think bout it .....

Quote of the Day

"Science is like sex: Sometimes something useful comes out, but that is not the reason we are doing it."

-- Richard Feynman

National Automative Police (NAP) VS Fuel Price Hike up

This is the most talk topics all over Malaysia at the moment. I dont want to argue anything because there will be a pro and contra regarding this issue and this will sure effects the Malaysia economy enviroment. But one thing i want to highlight here is each times when the goverment announce the new price for fuel there will always be a comparison table of all ASEAN countries on all media. At the end of the price hikeup announcement show, this is the favourite quotes use by media to show that our's is still one of the cheapest in the region. The quote will similar like this in BM " Walaubagaimana pun, rakyat Malaysia masih menikmati harga terendah bagi seliter petrol berbanding negara-negara ASEAN yang lain".

For me this is very unfair statement, even media try to compare our fuel price with England what a joke. Please do some math on the salary per expenses from their country.

Now, the NAP is out and why not since i dont know when they dont compare our car price with Thailand or Indo car price. Its much fair if gov try to compare with Thai alone as they are also country who had their Automotive industry because as we all know now Thailand has become Detroit for Asia. Please think about it, why Honda Jazz in Malaysia is RM100k but in Thailand around RM70K. Why we can't have a cheapar car... uhhhhhh even CKD model in Malaysia is not much diff with imported car.

Keywords : Cheap, Fuel, Car. Salary, ASEAN, NAP

Syed or Sayid or Sayyid or Sayed

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Sayyid (Arabic: سيد also rendered as syed, seyyed, sayyed, saiyed, or sayeed) is an honorific title often given to claimed descendants of the Prophet Muhammad through his grandsons, Husayn and Hasan, the sons of his daughter Fatima Zahra and his son-in-law Ali ibn Abi Talib (who was Muhammad's younger cousin and had been raised in his household).

Some Muslims also use the term sayyid for the descendants of Abu Talib, uncle of Muhammad, by his other sons: Jafar, Aqeel and Talib.

The term should not be confused with the popular name "Sa'id" or "Saeed", which is an Arabic and Persian word meaning "happy."

The word means literally "master"; the closest English equivalent would be Sir or Lord. In the Arab worldIraq, the word is still used as a substitute for Mister, as in sayyid\sayed John Smith. The same concept is expressed by the word sidi (from Arabic word 'sayyidi') in the western dialects of Arabic. itself, with the exception of

Alevis use Sayed as an honorific before the names of their saints.

Other Arabic honorific terms include sheikh and sharif. The line of Hassani sayyeds who ruled Mecca and Medina and now rule in Jordan, the Hashemites, bore the title Sharif.

Sayyids often include the following titles in their names to indicate the figure from whom they trace their descent. If they are descended from more than one notable ancestor or Shi'a Imam, they will use the title of the ancestor from whom they are most directly descended.

Names are given as spelled, in the Arabic alphabet; the al, or the, does not vary, no matter what follows it. Titles are given as prounounced; here, the "al" varies according to the following sound.

An i, wi, or vi ending could perhaps be translated by the English suffixes ite or ian. The suffix transforms a personal name, or a place name, into the name of a group of people connected by lineage or place of birth. Hence Ahmad al-Hashimi could be translated as Ahmad of the lineage of Hassan and Ahmad al-Harrani as Ahmad from the city of Harran. For further explanation, see Arabic names.

p/s: Lets learn some arab.