Am now at Alor Setar. Looking forward to exercise my right as a citizen of a democratic country 
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Test post from iPad
Hello world…
Unifi n iPad is just a wonderful combination. Definitely man’s best companions…
We are Unified ;)
After much contemplation over the past couple of months, Unifi is finally in the house, peeps 
Reasons for switching to Unifi?
Previous broadband ‘s bandwidth quota and its sporadic unreliability which I must say, helped making the decision making process much more easier, huhu…
Went for the cheapest plan offered, VIP5 ~ 5Mbps @ RM149. After test driving it over the last few days since it was installed last Thursday, overall I’m happy with the experience thus far.
So, it would do for now.
As long as I get to watch online streaming via Astro on the Go and Tonton uninterrupted, all is just fine with me.
Seriously, this PhD thingy is stressing me out, huhu…
Needless to say, Cik Novelis is happy as well. She’s now able to concentrate on her idea-making process without much hassle (read: by catching tons and tons of Korea novelas online).
As for the kids, Kakak finally gets her chance to update her long-overdue blog.
Aqif? Suffice to say that he is a happy boy nowadays with his Poptropica and Disney XD without having me constantly breathing down his neck anymore reminding him to stop frequenting those sites too often during pre-Unifi days due to bandwidth quota.
Still, that doesn’t mean he gets to play all day long. Home chores and kerja sekolah come first
Hypp TV? Tipon? Entahnya, tak berapa nak guna sangat pun. Those two are peripherals as for now.
These days, Internet comes first, huhu…
Note: Will be terminating my mobile broadband tomorrow.
For those of you who are planning to subscribe to the service, unless you’re hardcore online gamer or a prolific downloader, just go for 5Mbps. Above that that (10Mbps or 20Mbps), it would be an overkill.
Bergantung harap…
Dalam banyak2 pesanan yang Abah pernah kongsikan kepada sy, ada satu yang amat2 terkesan di hati kiranya,
“Ayien, kita ni jangan dok bergantung harap sangat kat orang pasai nanti kita semua akan pergi jugak satu hari nanti. Yang kekal hanya Allah…”
Tetiba sentimental lak di pagi Ahad ni.
Dah la LReview tak siap2 lagi ni, huwwwaaa!!!
Note: Another draw again last night, this time around against Reading. Boleh la no 7 pun….
ATLAS.ti 7 for Literature Review
Attended a-day workshop on ATLAS.ti at IIUM, Gombak yesterday. Oh, how I wish that I attended this course much2 earlier, huhu…
Must say, personally, I found the apps to be extremely useful not just for researchers who are doing qualitative studies, but also beneficial for literature review process.
Many thanks to our speaker Ms Ani Munirah for sharing her knowledge and experience with us 
After the course ended around 5-ish, only then I know why Dr OT fondly discussed about ATLAS.ti in his blog.
Memang best benda alah ni
For those who are interested to attend workshops on ATLAS.ti, do visit the site @ http://atlasmalaysia.com/
Better luck next time…
After three straight wins, the Reds went down 1 – 3 to S’ton at St. Mary’s. Suarez wasn’t able to deliver his magic today. Still, he remains the league’s top scorer …
Another 8 more games to go. As much as I have confidence in the players, realistically, I sincerely don’t think they will be able to secure better spots when the league ends than where they are now currently in the table.
Okaylah, no 7. Jangan relegated sudah, huhu…
Note: The pic above showing the displeasure expressed by the Reds’ fans on the exorbitant ticket prices which they have to fork out to watch the game. DBP60 is certainly ridiculous to me. Unless of course, if it is the World Cup Final…
Day 553: Workshops…
I was invited to attend two workshops next week. The first being the one that was postponed last week; a-day workshop on writing for indexed publication at FSPU. Should be useful since I am targeting at least 2 journal-article this year.
And the other one will be held on next Wednesday at KKR ~ Corporate Story Telling. It’s good that the department is starting to venture into these type of KM techniques instead of relying too much on IT.
Back to basics ~ traditional face to face interaction. It has been embraced by the Army for quite some time now and it works wonder.
I still remember the talk given by SLTC Karuna Ramanathan on this topic last year at Bank Negara’s Sasana Kijang
