pasang lilin..kunun-kunun la..x smp setengah jam aku tiup..
on notebook and bukak FB and youtube..:)
tak pun ini pun ok..tapi macam x best sbb kena tolak kan..baik aku beli basikal itik n tolak papik kan..yang ni pun aku rasa mahal gak..tapi cute kan..
Aku nak beli gelongsor ni sbb papik suka main..ok jugak sbb x makan space sangat compare yang kat bawah tu cumanye yang ni xde buai..kalu nak beli yang kat bawah ni..aku kena cari sponser la sorg sikit..heheheh
or
kalau boleh aku nak beli kereta (yg sekali ngan remote) or gelongsor ngan buai ni..mana mau cari yang murah skit ek..yang aku tgk ni kat fisher price n TRU..mahai beb..botak paler n yang pastinye menteri kewangan mesti x approve kalu aku bentang budget beli toys papik..hahaha
Berhati-hati dengan SMS dan Panggilan Telefon Palsu yang Meminta Pengesahan Transaksi Kad Kredit
Bank Negara Malaysia ingin mengingatkan orang ramai supaya lebih berhati-hati apabila menerima panggilan atau khidmat pesanan ringkas (SMS) yang mendakwa dibuat oleh Bank Negara Malaysia atau mana-mana bank perdagangan.
Hakikatnya:
Berdasarkan aduan yang diterima oleh Bank Negara Malaysia kebelakangan ini, terdapat peningkatan dalam kejadian panggilan telefon atau SMS palsu kepada orang ramai yang tidak mengetahui mengenai kegiatan ini, bagi mendapatkan maklumat perbankan peribadi mereka dengan tujuan untuk mengambil wang daripada akaun mereka.
Berdasarkan siasatan oleh Bank Negara Malaysia, modus operandi kegiatan penipuan ini adalah seperti yang berikut:
Berdasarkan modus operandi tersebut, orang ramai diingatkan supaya tidak memberikan maklumat perbankan peribadi mereka kepada mana-mana pihak yang tidak dikenali sebelum membuat semakan yang teliti.
Untuk maklumat lanjut, pertanyaan atau aduan, orang ramai boleh menghubungi atau berkunjung ke:
BNMTELELINK (Pusat Perkhidmatan Pelanggan)
Tel: 1-300-88-5465
Faksimile: (03)2174 1515
E-mel: bnmtelelink@bnm.gov.my
BNMLINK (Pusat Perkhidmatan bagi Pengunjung)
Blok D, Bank Negara Malaysia
Jalan Dato' Onn
50480 Kuala Lumpur
(Waktu urusan: Isnin - Jumaat, 9:00 pagi - 5:00 petang)
ABMConnect (Talian Penting Persatuan Bank-bank Malaysia )
Tel: 1-300-88-9980
7 April 2009
gambar aku ngan akak aku masa kanak2 ribena..hahaha..air liur basi tak basuh lagi dh melantak donut 
Ni masa dh graduate..hahahah..siap berjubah sedangkan matriks je 
Ni roommate aku..nani namanye..masa dh sudah orientasi tu..dia ckp la dia tgk aku nangis sorg2 kat bilik..aku mcm konpius..aku rasa aku x nangis..memang aku sedih..tapi x nangis la..tp ngan dia aku banyak bergantung..dia slalu suruh aku BERDIKARI..ye..masa matrik aku memang berharap kat dia..xde dia..mcm aku xde kaki la..aku dh la penakut..ngan dia aku banyak cerita..kira luar dalam semua aku cerita kat dia.. 
Budak ni dok sebelah aku kat kelas..suka tido..yang aku peliknye kalu cikgu tanya tau pulak dia jaab..agaknye mata je tutup tapi telinga terbuka luas..tugas aku ngajar dia matematik..hahaha..tapi dia slalu bising aku garang..aku memang kurang sabar sikit ngajar org..sbg pembalas aku ngajar dia..dia balas ngan ngajar mata-pelajaran-yang aku-dh lupa-namanya..hahaahhaha.. 
Ni pulak gamba budak2 kelas aku..x ingat ada bape org..mostly kteorg dh jumpe di alam cyber setelah lebih 10 thn x jumpa..thank you FB..kalu xde FB aku rasa x jumpe dh ngan bdk2 ni..hahaha.. 
masa ni ada presentation apetah..dorang cadang pkai baju biru..aku xdak baju biru so ape lagi pinjam la su punya..bleh teka mana aku..
Aku & kett masa ni bersiap nak g alor setar..xde tempat lain nak g..balik2 situ jugak
Gambar aku masa dh kije..aku ngan kem
semak gila belakang tu ngan file segala..x lama lagi aku campak je file tu..
There are two types of sinusitis – acute and chronic. Acute sinusitis is a short-term inflammation of your sinus membranes, usually lasting less than eight weeks. If it occurs no more than three times per year, with each episode lasting no longer than 10 days, each episode is diagnosed as acute sinusitis.
Chronic sinusitis lasts longer than eight weeks or occurs more than four times per year, with symptoms usually lasting more than 20 days.
Sinusitis, both acute and chronic, is extremely common around the world.
Where are my sinuses? How many do I have and why do I need to have sinuses?
Your sinuses are also called paranasal sinuses because they reside around your nose area.
You have four major pairs of sinuses in your skull. There is always a right and left sinus for every pair. The sinuses are air-filled cavities which are connected to the space between your nostrils and nasal passage.
You need sinuses (or any air sac) in your skull because they help insulate your skull against compression pressure. They also help reduce the weight of your skull and allow your voice to resonate through it.
The sinuses are covered with a mucous layer and cells that contain little hairs on their surfaces (cilia). These help trap and propel bacteria out.
The four pairs of sinuses are:
1. Frontal sinuses – in your forehead
2. Maxillary sinuses – behind your cheekbones. These are the ones that are frequently inflamed, giving you that “tender” feeling when you touch them
3. Ethmoid sinuses – in the space between your eyes
4. Spenoid sinuses – behind your eyes
If anything occurs to disrupt the normal balance between your nose and sinuses, then bacteria or viruses may enter your sinuses and cause infection.
How can I tell the difference between sinusitis and a common cold?
Sometimes the differences are marginal and very hard to tell by the lay person. Sometimes you can have both a common cold/flu and sinusitis.
Basically, all acute sinusitis present with a blocked or runny nose, sometimes with mucous discharge dripping down from the back of your nose to your throat. There is pain or pressure around and above the affected sinus.
In ethmoid and frontal sinusitis, the pain or pressure symptoms are worse when you are coughing, straining or lying on the back. They are better when your head is upright. But in maxillary and sphenoid sinusitis, this pain or pressure is worse when your head is upright and when you bend forward. It gets better when your lie down. You may even have a headache in your temple or the area surrounding the eye.
A fever is common in acute sinusitis.
In chronic sinusitis, there is chronic or persistent nasal discharge, nasal obstruction and chronic low-grade pain or pressure in the affected areas. You may also have chronic sore throat and bad breath. In maxillary sinusitis, this can present as a chronic toothache.
If your ethmoid sinusitis is bad enough, the entire sinus can swell and compress your optic nerves, leading to visual disturbances.
What can I do to treat it?
You must drink plenty of water and fluids. Hot tea will be good for you. This helps promote drainage of the sinuses.
You can also inhale steam two to four times a day for 10 minutes each by leaning over a bowl of boiling water (but not when it’s on a stove!). You should take hot, steamy showers. Vicks vapo-rub can also help in opening your nasal passageways. You can also use a vaporiser.
To thin your mucous (to help you get rid of it easier), you can take expectorant drugs and decongestants, which are readily available in any clinic or pharmacy. For infections caused by bacteria, the doctor may prescribe antibiotics.
For some people who have severe, persistent chronic sinusitis which are crippling their ability to work, surgery is an option.
Can I prevent myself from getting sinusitis?
It is very difficult because no one is immune from a cold! But you can go for a yearly influenza jab to help reduce flu.
Avoid people with obvious symptoms of flu – this is especially important for people who suffer chronic sinusitis.
You can also reduce stress because stress leads to more frequent colds and infections. Take a diet rich in vitamin C. If your sinus infection is linked to allergies, then you should avoid whatever flares your attacks, such as pollen or animal hair.
You should also stop smoking.
