29 December 2011
22 August 2011
My new cubicle!
Saya dah officially pindah dari office lama di Jalan Duta Kuala Lumpur ke Platinum Sentral KL Sentral). 20 minutes perjalanan dari rumah ke pejabat. Sharing with u guys my new cubical.
Sarol Out
17 August 2011
Ramadhan
Ramadhan is coming again, dah masuk hari ke 17 kowt. Selamat menyambut bulan puasa. Lambat gila aku wish kan?. Oopps. Tetiba aku mau menulis balik. Seriously I don’t know what actually was happen to me for the previous 5 months. Where have I been? Ada sahaja. Going through so many many many things. Some happy some sad some exciting some not so. Well its life. I hope today is the great kick start to flinch all over again. Have a good day peep. Salam.
Sarol Out
28 February 2011
Last Day of February
Today is the last day of February. My February goes well with extra pack! Last Saturday (26 Feb 2011) participated in 1 Malaysia Heritage Xplorace organized by KL Tower. Didn't win but its quite of experiences.
01 February 2011
28 January 2011
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12 January 2011
A funny joke
When someone came to your desk when you are not in and took the confidential forms for couple of days, and returned it back with stupid orange note “Just playing around!”..WTH??? Sakitttt hatiiii!!
Sarol Out
05 January 2011
5 Jan 2011
After 5 days of 2011, then at last I thought something that reasonable and practical enough to become my resolution of this year. Before this when people ask me what is my resolution for thousand eleven I choose to say null. However, yesterday before went sleep the wisdom of New Year resolution arrived and whisper to my head.
After all, being blue here and there, coming to the end of the approximately last. I consulted my good self to, not involve in any hurting things again this year. I will not let myself down for any bad thing cause by others. I want to do something good to myself instead of thinking of others first. This might sound selfish and egoistical but I done so many things to people instead of myself and I just want to feel how doing good pleasure to your own self. I will try but sincerely I know God is always with the Great destiny creator that drawn what best for myself. Seriously, I can tell that another half of me will remain the same way I am but if I can snip another half of me to be at least, being nice to myself it is more than enough.
I hope I would not fall in something bad and stay connect to the good things. If i have someone in my life, I want to choose to be loyal without any circumstance. The prior stories will become the life jacket and protection, a guard to the stupid behavior.
Dear Myself,
I know me being cruel and mean to you all this while, abuse you out and inside. I know I always done wrong to you and did beyond your capabilities. I know I did manipulate your attitude, comportment and feeling towards many things. I know that I am not supposed to do that and I really hope that this year everything will recover. I will take care of you as what it supposes to be. InsyaAllah.
Sarol Out
04 January 2011
03 January 2011
30 December 2010
AFF Suzuki Cup : Malaysia Win AFF Suzuki Cup!!!
Jakarta: Goalkeeper Khairul Fahmi Che Mat saved an early penalty and Safee Sali netted his fifth goal of the tournament as Malaysia claimed the AFF Suzuki Cup title for the first time despite losing 2-1 to Indonesia in the second leg of final at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium on Wednesday.
Trailing 3-0 from the first leg, Indonesia squandered an opportunity to cut the deficit when Firman Utina's weak spot kick in the 19th minute was stopped by Khairul. And the home team's hopes of rescuing the match were effectively snuffed out when Safee scored on the break nine minutes into the second half.
Mohammad Nasuha pulled back a goal with 18 minutes remaining and Muhammad Ridwan scored with a deflected effort two minutes from time to give the home side the win on the night although Malaysia still prevailed 4-2 on aggregate.
The Malaysians had lost their opening match of the tournament 5-1 to the Indonesians but they claimed the AFF Suzuki Cup by allowing only three goals in their last five games. Meanwhile, the Indonesians were left to rue yet another disappointing end to an AFF Suzuki Cup campaign as they lost in the final for a fourth time.
Both sides made two changes to their starting line-ups from the first leg. Arif Suyono replaced the suspended Oktovianus Maniani on the left of Indonesia's midfield while striker Irfan Bachdim was brought back in to replace Yongki Aribowo, who was ruled out with a knee injury.
For Malaysia, right-back Sabre Abu and right midfielder Ashari Samsuddin came in for the suspended Mahalli Jasuli and Amirulhadi Zainal.
The crowd, which included Indonesian president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, had filled every seat in the 85,000-capacity stadium nearly two hours before kick-off, hoping to roar their team on to the quick start that they needed to turn the tie around after their decisive loss in the first leg.
The home side's first real opportunity arrived in the 17th minute when a long free-kick by Zulkifli Syukur was flicked on by Cristain Gonzales to his strike partner Irfan Bachdim, who stabbed his effort from close range straight at the goalkeeper.
The Indonesians were presented with a gilt-edged opportunity to take the lead two minutes later when Australian referee Peter Green awarded pointed to the penalty spot after spotting a handball by Malaysian defender Sabre Abu.
Skipper Firman took responsibility for the penalty but his weak effort was easily saved by Khairul, who dived low to his left.
The Malaysians were a constant menace on the counter-attack and they nearly got the crucial away goal a minute later when Ashari Samsuddin received a pass from Norshahrul Idlan and went past the challenge of Hamka Hamzah before unleashing a fierce low drive that goalkeeper Markus Harison did well to parry.
On 25 minutes, a cross from the right by-line by Ridwan took a deflection off Malaysian defender Asraruddin Putra and looped up to the far post to Gonzales, who failed to put his header on target.
A minute later, a free-kick by Firman found Ridwan and Gonzales unmarked at the far post, but the pair appeared to get in each other's way and Gonzales headed over.
Two minutes before the break, the ball dropped to Gonzales on the left of the box but his effort from a narrow angle flew well over the crossbar.
And right before half-time, the Malaysians had another lucky escape when Irfan outjumped Khairul to meet a corner-kick by Firman. The ball looped up and hit the crossbar before Muslim Ahmad headed it clear.
The Indonesians continued to force the issue after the break but despite dominating play, they were caught on the break in the 54th minute after giving away possession cheaply inside the Malaysian half.
Zulkifli Syukur's misplaced pass went straight to Ashari and the right-back launched the ball forward to Safee, who outpaced the Indonesian defence before lashing the ball with his left foot into the top left corner of the net for his tournament-leading fifth goal.
Needing five goals now to win the tie, Indonesia coach Alfred Riedl threw on Bambang Pamungkas and Eka Ramdani to replace Irfan and Firman.
The Malaysian continued to hold firm but their run of three clean sheets was finally ended in the 72nd minute when Khairul could only parry a shot by Ahmad Bustomi, which allowed Nasuha to put away the rebound, giving the home fans some renewed hope.
The Indonesian continued to press but could not manage another breakthrough until the 88th minute when Ridwan's shot from the edge of the box took a deflection off Muslim Ahmada on its way past Khairul.
Bambang had a chance to net a third for the Indonesians in stoppage time but his free-kick was well saved by Khairul as the Malaysians easily hung on to claim the title.
Source from : http://www.affsuzukicup.com
I watched and really enjoyed the game, very much. Everybody proud to be Malaysian last night and it such a historical day to our country. Congratulation.
Sarol Out
27 December 2010
AFF Suzuki Cup : A Journey to get the Cup!
Our beloved Malaysia football team carves out a 3-0 victory in the first leg at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil yesterday, against Indonesia. Convinced the national team is on an upswing, 85,000 fans flooded the venue in Bukit Jalil for the AFF Suzuki Cup final first leg against Indonesia.
Malaysia will take a three-goal cushion to Jakarta, where both teams face each other again in the return leg on Wednesday in Indonesia. Good luck!
23 December 2010
22 December 2010
20 December 2010
Sneak preview : I think I'm Cute Today!
I think am cute today. Warning. This is not camwhore posting! Am not selling here! Hahaha.
Just damnit boring!
Sarol Out
19 December 2010
The Biggest Loser Asia
I visited the biggest loser Asia website. That was my first time visited and I’m so excited to surf the website after been inspired by watching the grand season two finales, which a young man named Viveganandam Deveraj [Raj] from Singapore won for the Biggest Loser title! The total lost after 6 months is 67 kilo [WTF!].
I also amaze to see the first runner up Mr. Atikom Laksanapanai [Nai], 26 years old man from Thailand. 63 kilos and he look damn fit too! What the hell there are thinking? Demmm! Yes of course the work hard, starving [sure] and the motivation on achieving something big in their life. Men both of you are the true inspirational. I will work hard for this too. [I can list this as the 2011 resolution! Ahaks!]
Sarol Out
AFF Suzuki Cup : A Journey into the Final!
It was not vintage football but it got the job done as Malaysia reached the final of the AFF Suzuki Cup for the first time in 14 years after holding Vietnam 0-0 in the semi-final second leg at the My Dinh Stadium for a 2-0 aggregate success
Congratulation to Malaysia Football Team! Good Luck in the Final and please make Malaysian proud! [because we truly need it!] =)
Sarol Out
17 December 2010
Classic Advertisement
I like this kind of advertisement. Its not that fresh approach anymore but it will become classic. What the hell they thinking they are selling of? I want this one also.
Oh my VAIO!
Sarol Out
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