Interesting that Milo produced a retro design (it claims to be of 1970's design)
But of course la, the Milo ain't from 1970.

Can't watch youtube in the office?
just add http with s in the Youtube link.
Example:
http://youtu.be/o1ahppNg9Ys
you change to
https://youtu.be/o1ahppNg9Ys
But I can't guarantee your consequences, if you get caught watching it during office hour.
Thanks Ron for the discovery.

In the past 2 weeks, I didn't really commit to video editing - reason is simple, it crashes way too often.
First I thought it was due to the version - so I updated to the latest version.
Still, it crashes like joy.
Then I thought it's the laptop's video card driver - updated to the latest version as well.
Crashing is still in its blood.
So I asked my friend Google. It seems the problem lies with my Sony Text Generator and also Media Generator.
Which is true - it was prone to crash whenever I generated a text or blank black media.
So the solution
1) Right click on the vegas110.exe (You can find it under: Program files -> Sony -> Vegas Pro 11.0)
2) Select Properties
3) Make sure the settings are set to those highlighted as follow:
When I read it here, I couldn't believe it.
If they leave mobile world - are they gonna cope with the shrinking PC market?
Tablet is so handy nowadays. Even my dad, myself and my sister can feel it.
Adobe Flash is one of the reason why I chose Android - and being proud of it.
Though buggy, but I can still get some basic function from those website with flash.
With Adobe Flash exiting Android, it's like Adobe succumb to the fact that HTML5 is gonna take over Flash.
Disappointing but that's life.

Being random, the video was randomly filmed, and randomly cut.
And being really random, I was one of the 姐妹 on that day.
This video should give TC a good view of what happened downstairs, when she was awaiting in her room, last year.
Oh yes, the video is almost 1 year old.
For such an essential Malaysian drinks, it received much better salary increment than ordinary people.
RM31.30, for 2KG refill pack, at Carrefour. (it was like RM25 something two years ago? that's like 24% increment in two years)
Anyway, it comes with 200g bonus. (i.e. RM31.30 for 2KG + 200g)
So I guess I should rest my case, for having the "Janji Ditepati", to stay in the high income spending country.
On a totally different note: Milo tin is in its 70s retro design now. It looks nice. Go check it out in any supermarket.
I heard this song from the London Olympics 2012 closing ceremony.
This is especially posted for Colleen.
I'm sure she's damn interested to know.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-19192660
To celebrate my comeback, Sebastian and I have decided to fly to New Zealand for a trip.
My ancestor was said to be from polar bear origin.
So I'm sure they are beary proud of me - to be able to travel to Southern Hemisphere - since they were like stuck in the North till the very today.
So I'll see you guys 2 weeks later.
Cross junction, traffic light, U-turn, trees, belly, old house, old things, future, happiness, Olympics, film, blog, sleep, green curry chicken, Cherating, Yuna, Canon, mp3. iPad, iphone 5, other country, permit, Tibet, book, photo, music, composition.
Good night.
I heard this song on BFM.
(BFM is worth another post to blog about though)
I was impressed by the song quality as the music sounds relaxing and somewhat random.
My SoundHound couldn't find the song - so I memorised partial of the lyrics.
Googled it - et voila, it's Yuna!
Nice and I hope you'll enjoy :)
This was a song I heard few weeks ago during my lunch time @ McDonald (TMI, i know)
(Btw, I have yet to try their McCafe, looks interesting though)
The song was catchy... my sister likes it too.
But after a few days - I realised one thing, during the chorus, if you sing along with the "da da da da da da da da da da da... Hey Jude" lyrics from Hey Jude...
It MATCHES
So after I've done some Googling, it was right - the writer of the song says that he got inspired by the song "Hey Jude" actually.
Doesn't matter, still a good song.
If you wish to know if government has done enough for this country, compare these list of things with your experience five years ago
1) You need water filter to get cleaner water
2) You paid for road tax, but yet you still need to pay for road toll
3) In order to watch F1 or some football matches - you need to subscribe to a satellite TV station
4) With option 3, you can't watch the TV when it rains (Malaysia is a tropical country, just FYI)
5) You start to buy clothes from Thailand or Taiwan, cos you find that they are much more cheaper
6) You use public transport, less than 10 times in the past 5 years, and don't plan to use it in near future
7) You started cooking cos you find it will save hell a lot than dining outside
8) You regretted for not buying a house 5 years ago
9) You own a car, and you spent at least 1/3 of your net income on car loan, maintenance, road tax, fuel & car insurance - and you don't plan to stop using the car in near future
10) You trust online media more than traditional paper or even the police.
If you agree more than 5 points I had mentioned,
Perhaps you might wanna consider again, whether the government has done enough, and will do that enough in the next five years.
To me, election gives you the chance to choose what you need in life.
For example, my family has been eating Gardenia bread, but as the time pass by, we found that the bread's size has shrunk, and not as tasty as before.
Then we tried High 5 bread - not bad.
And lastly we found Massimo - even tastier at even competitive price.
We've been sticking with it since last year.
Every loaf of bread has its expiry date.
Finishing a loaf of bread is like giving you a chance to choose the brand again.
That's the same purpose of election.
Old doesn't mean gold - discover yourself with the news on internet, read them.
Anybody who can vote, should be mature enough to think independently, on which party makes more sense, and whether the party's pledge meets your needs.
Then, you should be able to choose who you want to vote.
Government is just a product you choose to run this country - you have the rights to choose/switch to a better product that suits your needs.
Well, this can be a long topic - but I'll cut it short.
Malaysia Proton/National Car policy (i.e. high tax on imported car) is a legacy, started almost 30 years ago.
USA's law that allows possession of guns, is a legacy started as far as 1792.
Apartheid was a legacy in South Africa, started in 1948, ended in 1994.
Malaysia's Social Contract were agreements made by the country's founding fathers in the Constitution - it is definitely a legacy to Malaysia.
Dynasties in China were legacy, until the formation of Republic of China in 1912.
One thing for sure - these legacies help to define how the country works, how it looks, and how people will live.
But as the world progresses - things change.
Legacy maybe important, but is not necessarily relevant to the present time.
Some, or even many, may have affection on the legacies - but let's look at the real needs of the people, you will know why some of the legacies that I mentioned above, has become history.
Two challenges before giving up a legacy:
1) How to convince people (or maybe the minors) that it is no longer relevant
2) What are the alternatives available?
Let's forget about PEMANDU/Police's report that crime rate has reduced.
Let's ignore what media has been reporting on paper/news, about robbery, murder cases etc.
Let's just face it - after so many years:
Getting security guards in housing area has become a necessity,
Hanging out after 9PM will get questions from friends or family that "are you sure you wanna go out this late?"
Public's perception that police will only work harder before festive season. (and on top of that, you know what I actually mean)
Tendency of public chose not to report criminal cases
Robbery or murderer cases has become near uncontrollable situation...
Government chose to apply high definition CCTV for those road offender (i.e. speeding/skip red light), instead of installing on streets to do surveillance on street crime (i.e. robbery,murder cases)
You can tell that the security level of this country has gone towards the wrong direction.
The thing about HK drama is that - it's a pretty stale factory productions - the story elements are easily predictable:
1) The fight between the ladies in the palace
2) Police/Firefighter/Doctors/Anti corruption stories
3) The fight in the family business
Today I observed some comments on FB about 护花危情's ending.
OK, it's not the first time that TVB disappoints audience.
So my humble suggestions, are pretty simple:
1) Watch the first and last episode (OK la, maybe the first 5 and last 5)
2) Watch Japaneses drama series which would normally end within 10 episodes
You will suddenly find that you have a lot of times to do other (or better) things.
If you look at the lyrics of Malaysia's 55th Independence Day theme song,
You will realise that the government treat their pure subsidy-based programmes as their 'fulfillment to requests by citizens of Malaysia"
If that's the case, it's very pathetic - subsidized services won't solve Malaysia's root cause of poverty, corruption or even the safety issue.
If rakyat is earning enough, living decent life - they won't need those subsidized services at all.
Is this what the current government can achieve, after 55 years of independence?
Is this what Malaysia has become (a subsidy-dependent country), after 49 years?
JANJI DITEPATI
Macam malam ikut siang,
Macam bulan ikut matahari,
Satu Malaysia terus berjuang,
Janji kita ditepati,
Kata kita dikota,
Janji kita ditepati,
Hidup rakyat dibela,
Masa depan diberkati,
Janji sudah ditepati,
Kini masa balas budi,
*Chorus*
Janji siapa ? Janji Kita,
Janji apa ? Janji Satu Malaysia,
Janji siapa ? Janji Kita,
Janji apa ? Janji Satu Malaysia,
( ulang dari awal )
RAPPING :
Ini janji kita, BRIM Satu Malaysia
Ini janji Satu Malaysia, Terima Satu Satu Malaysia,
Kata kita dikota, Klinik Satu Malaysia,
Janji kita ditepati, Kedai Satu Malaysia
Music: 1999, 2008
Lyrics: 2008, 2012
Short notes: Plan to rewrite this song, so will complete the lyrics first.
Lyrics:
Nothing surprising,
Nothing colliding,
Nothing to save when it's all the same.
Nothing worth crying,
Nothing worth fighting,
Nothing to say when it's all the same.
(Yeah you're gonna say it again)
"Nothing's gonna change my name."
"Nothing's gonna change my faith."
Nothing's gonna fake my way
Nothing's gonna take my sane.
Nothing to think about,
Nothing to sigh about.
"Nothing to save" that's what you said.
Nothing to whine about.
Nothing to cry about.
Nothing to pray, when you've lost the faith
(Would you say it again)
"Nothing's gonna change my name."
"Nothing's gonna change my faith."
Nothing's gonna fake my way
Nothing's gonna take my sane.
Lalalalala...
1. Experts are clueless.
2. Customers can't tell you what they need.
3.
Biggest challenges beget the best work.
4. Design Counts.
5. Big
graphics, big fonts.
6. Jump curves, not better sameness.
7. If it works
or doesn't work, that's all that matters.
8. Value is different from
price.
9. A Players hire A Players.
10. Real CEOs can demo.
11. Real
entrepreneurs ship.
12. Some things need to be believed to be seen.
昨晚忽然有靈感,寫出了這篇短篇故事:
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過了五十年,他終於製造出了時光機,能讓她回到過去。
她步上時光機之前,很興奮地對他說:
等我完成了心願,我馬上回來找你。你就等那麼一下而已。
他說:你完成了心願,你的人生也會改變了。
我們也 不可能見面了。
她說:不會的,我心裡有你,這種感覺,是沒那麼容易毀滅的。
他說:好吧,能讓你開心,當然是值得一試的,不過,你能回去完成心願後,再把這個字條交給二十五年前的我嗎?
她說:好啊,那麼,你就得晚點才能見到我了,你以為我是超人阿,要休息也。
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果然,完成了心願後,男女的記憶,都變了,他們也變得,不曾相見了。
唯一沒變的,是她手上的字條。
字條上寫著要送去的地址與年份,也寫著 - "一定要送去!"
女生按着資料,用時光機去到一個男生的家。
那男生,也正在製造着時光機。
兩個人,在本來以後的世界,是相愛的。
可是,現在,他們卻像陌生人一樣的打招呼。
女:你好,你在做著什麼啊?我也有這架東西也,只是我不知道它是什麼。我只是按照說明書,忽然間可以來到這裡。
男:嗨,你好,呃,這是時光機,我已造了25年都還沒造好。
女:啊?真的哦,我是過來傳這個字條給你的。
男:哦好。
女:你,就一直在做這個東西嗎?
男:是啊,我都有個心願,就是想回到未來,看這個時光機能為我做些什麼,看我活得怎樣。
男的看了字條,對女生說:
不過,我覺得,這樣子,對很多人都不公平,我們,去吃個午餐,如何?
女:好啊。
他們從此就這樣認識,拍拖,到結婚。
字條上寫的是
"傳這個字條給你的,是你的真愛,你別再浪費時間,研究時光機了"
"你已經浪費了25年,沒得愛她"
I think Malaysians are nowadays quite mature, if not much more mature than they are - 10 years ago.
So if you wanna say that the country's security will be affected by some opinion on air - hello,
I think those who think that national security has been compromised - I think they deserve to watch more Hollywood movie to see the real meaning of 'national security compromisation'
Whatever :)
More like, a lesson of the day - I'm reading an article about people management, and found this interesting, especially for my work:
“If you should try to understand me
Through the eyes of your experiences,
Your only understanding will be
Misunderstanding.
For we have walked different paths
And have known different fears.
And that which brings you laughter just
Might bring me tears.
So if you can learn to accept me
And the strange things I say and do,
Maybe through your acceptance
You will gain understanding.”
Scientist founds some unusual sea creatures around the Australian water.
via BBC







Whatever it is, this monster looks comical to me.
With teeth that is longer than your head - no wonder it ate other whales back in the ancient time.
via BBC