Tuesday, November 11, 2008

aN EsSay FoR eNgL101C cLaSs........

I know, this is kind of weird though that i post my academic writing in my blog..but, i think it worth cause i put so much effort on this essay..so many drafts i've done in order to complete this essay..i just wanna know what's ur opinion about this...did i state the facts correctly or i have missed sumtin crucial in all facts that i mentioned??


“Malaya (former name of Malaysia) cannot be a multi-racial country”. Most people said this when they know that Malaya was consists of three major ethnic group which were Malay, Chinese, and Indian. In fact, there are more ethnic groups in Malaysia now but those three races are significantly the major race in Malaysia. Talking of history, there are some reasons why Malaysia can be such a successful multi-racial country prior to the three ethnic groups. There is a chronological order of reasons how Malaya can change from a one native ethnic group country to a multi-racial country such that we have now which before the independence of Malaya towards after the independence.


The influence of British before Malaya get its independence has brought to the beginning of the idea being a multi-racial country. During their colonization of Malaya, British wanted to improve the economic status of Malaya by developing some different industries such as agriculture and natural sources (or digging) industry. Instead of giving the job to the native, British imported workers from other of their colonial country countries, China and India. As the British planned, Indians worked in the plantation area and rubber estate, while the Chinese in the mines, mills, and dock. Because there was no other choice, Malays was unwillingly forced to work on their own as traditional worker such as fishermen, farmers, and so on. As a result, these three races were known by their economical status where the Chinese worked in mines, Indians in the estate, and Malays in their own small land.


After years living together, some of the people raised their voice for the independence. As the earlier heroes tried to seek freedom by using force, they instead use negotiation and cleverness to get independence which the outsiders thought they were as coward as chicken to do that. And yet, it was worthwhile because not a single blood spilled out of one’s body. Feeling worried that Malays will chase out the immigrants out of the country, British made a survey to all immigrants whether they want to go back to their country or follow British to England and get the citizenship there. They refused on both choices and decided to stay instead. British came with an agreement, called “Social Contract” to bring peace within the nation, between those three races and to ensure the Social Contract successful they put a limit of ten years that Malayan could live together without any blood-related war until they give full independence to Malaya after August 31st,1957. And, the content of Social Contract was Malays have to welcome the immigrants as citizen of Malaya while Chinese and Indians have to admit and honor Malays right as the native of Malaya.


Malaya officially changed its name to Malaysia on September 16th, 1963 because of some significant event such the North Borneo, Sabah and Sarawak to be concise, has joined Malaya to be a country and the increasing number of ethnic groups in Malaya. And due to the increasing number of citizen and also voters, “May 13 incident” came after Malaysia achieved full independence. It has been 38 years since the tragedy happen, but we Malaysian, can still feel the pain and impact of the tragedy. A Sino Malay riots has occurred after the general election in which many citizens were killed. Since British has no right to interfere because Malaysia has passed the 10 years limit of trial, the government has had to declare a state of national emergency. After the incident, National Operations Council (NOC) was established to advice the administrative council and as a result New Economy Policy (NEP) was introduced in order to bring peace and integration between citizens, and to get rid of the economic identity of each ethnic group. NEP was succeeded and the people have become more corporative and the economic status of citizens has increased as it leads to a better economic status of Malaysia.


After 51 years of independence, Malaysia has succeeded to be a successful multi-racial country with so many different types of ethnic groups and it has made us, Malaysians, proud to be unique nation where people with different cultures and practices can live peacefully in such a small country. The integrity between each race has been better from time to time which made the country developing very well in a short time and known to another big country in the world. This change reminds me to a Malay proverb, “Hujan emas di negeri orang, hujan batu di negeri sendiri”, lead to the meaning of, it may rain gold in someone else’s country, and be hailing stones back in your own country, and yet it is best to be back in your country. There is no other place as good as your home.

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

OrDiNarY WoRLd




I have a story, which i think a very disappointment story of two friends...how would i begin haa???okay, i will introduce them, there were two best friends who were in a same class in their lower secondary school, abu and abi... both of them were really passionate in numbers...they like to calculate number from the easiest to the hardest part..when it comes to a big exams in the lower secondary school, both of them scored with perfect 'A's in their result..i was around the corner before the exam, they applied for elite higher sec school...they made two choices school A and school B..when the result came out, they found out that they got enrolled to the same school, school A.....


(all nine of 517/06 girls in tgb, miss u all la)

a month before registration date, they promised each other that they would take Applied Science(accountancy) in school A..unfortunately, abu broke the promise by taking Pure Science..even though that thing happened, abi was still okay..and he said, he will go for his own path with his own way, didnt care if there is a friend or not to accompany him or not..but, still, they were good friends....once again, the big exams come..abu got a highly flying colors of result while abi was not as good as abu's..but, it's okay..they can still be friend...they were good friends remember???


(the three of us...adeelah, shamilah n me..all together in the US, two in Pennstate, while i am in Iowa State)

until, one day, abu is flying off the country to further his study in medicine in his way to become a doctor...abi, didnt know, he didnt informed of the news...abi was still in his preparation to apply for scholarship to achieve his dream to be an accountant..he got one..but not accountancy..it's engineering instead...go back to abu's story..he did not even told abi that his departure's date that was very close..actually, abi knew the news days before abu depart, but, suddenly, abi's preparation college have examination held on that day, so, he couldnt sent abu though.




both of them lost contact to each other..even though there are email,messenger, or facebook, or even friendster account, abu will never reply abi's message...abi, flying off the country right after a year of abu's departure..but not as the same country as abu...and at the end, both abu and abi no longer can be considered as friends, either abu or abi is not taking accountancy in their undergraduate level......



When i read back, i can reflect whose story was this, but sure la i cannot tell u all..it will disgrace those persons..both abu and abi...but, what a pathetic story..i hate the end..and moral of the story, don't u ever cheat on your promise and don't cut off any relationship with others..one more, jangan mudah percaya cakap orang..kekeke..itulah saje yang ku mahu cerita kepada kamu semua..hope all of u can learn a lesson from this story...macam cerita naruto la plak..ye lah, sasuke kan da takmo kawan ngan naruto...same la cm abu n abi...

p/s:gambar2 yg d letak takde kaitan dengan org dalam cite ni ye..cume gmbar hiasan d mana ku sgt rindui kawan2 ku..huhuhu....

Look!!There's a shooting star!!!



Salam..hey everyone....erm, today, dun have any idea what to write..i juz wanna post a funny story about my calculus instructor, Darrin Rasberry..he is sure a hilarious guy i ever met in the world..bak kate org melayu, sengal..kekeke....hahaha....he acted normal, but, other people will see it as funny...here is a story about him trying to be romantic to his friend i think...


Mallory's story:

Maybe I should tell the shooting star story. So Darrin drove across the state to visit me a few times, and on one of the trips, we decided we'd go stargazing. So we're standing out in front of my house just looking up at the sky, trying to spot shooting stars. It's got to be one or two in the morning, and because all the lights in the town are off, it's pitch black other than the starlight. Darrin's standing next to me, and we've both been quiet for a few minutes. Out of the blue, he points up at something in the sky, and goes, "There's a shooting star." I look at him, not sure if he's serious, and go, "Um, Darrin... that was a bird."


Darrin's confession:

The funniest part was that I was trying to be all serene and romantic out there by the ocean (this was years ago in Texas), and thought I'd take a step-up pointing out a shooting star. Of course I realized the bad news once you pointed out that it was a bird, and felt like such a dipshit that I kept trying to pretend it was a shooting star when it wasn't. I'm awful with being romantic :(

That bird was one fast fucker though.


When i read the story, i laughed very hard..kah3..Darrin wants to be romantic, tapi ape kan daya, idea romantic nye turned out to be the most funny thing that day..Darrin, ur "kelakar" characteristic is romantic enough for making other people smile..XD