Why?

Lagu ni Jenal maso Jenal gi jupo awek kat Komplek Wilayah dulu ni.




Why do the babies starve
When there's enough food to feed the world
Why when there're so many of us
Are there people still alone

Why are the missiles called peace keepers
When they're aimed to kill
Why is a woman still not safe
When she's in her home

Love is hate
War is peace
No is yes
And we're all free

But somebody's gonna have to answer
The time is coming soon
Admidst all these questions and contradictions
There're some who seek the truth

Tell me Why do the babies starve
When there's enough food to feed the world
Why when there're so many of us
Are there people still alone

Why are the missiles called peace keepers
When they're aimed to kill
Why is a woman still not safe
When she's in her home

Love is hate
War is peace
No is yes
And we're all free

But somebody's gonna have to answer
The time is coming soon
When the blind remove their blinders
And the speechless speak the truth

Tell me Why do the babies starve
When there's enough food to feed the world
Why when there're so many of us
Are there people still alone

Why are the missiles called peace keepers
When they're aimed to kill
Why is a woman still not safe
When she's in her home

Love is hate
War is peace
No is yes
And we're all free

Talkin’ bout a revolution

Talkin’ bout a revolution

Don’t you know
They’re talkin’ bout a revolution
It sounds like a whisper
Don’t you know
They’re talkin’ about a revolution
It sounds like a whisper

While they’re standing in the welfare lines
Crying at the doorsteps of those armies of salvation
Wasting time in the unemployment lines
Sitting around waiting for a promotion

Don’t you know
They’re talkin’ bout a revolution
It sounds like a whisper
Poor people gonna rise up
And get their share
Poor people gonna rise up
And take what’s theirs

Don’t you know
You better run, run, run, run, run,
run, run, run, run, run, run, run
Oh I said you better
Run, run, run, run, run, run, run,
run, run, run, run, run

Finally the tables are starting to turn
Talkin’ bout a revolution
Finally the tables are starting to turn
Talkin’ bout a revolution
Talkin’ bout a revolution

While they`re standing in the welfare lines
Crying at the doorsteps of those armies of salvation
Wasting time in the unemployment lines
Sitting around waiting for a promotion

Don’t you know
They’re talkin’ bout a revolution
It sounds like a whisper

Finally the tables are starting to turn
Talkin’ bout a revolution
Finally the tables are starting to turn
Talkin’ bout a revolution
Talkin’ bout a revolution
Talkin’ bout a revolution

Sejiwa

Lagu Sejiwa ni favorite Shah.
Masa tu kita orang do kat 446-C Kg Baru.
Umah ni Midon yang rekomenkan pasal dia ada kawan kat situ.
Kapten Hamid selalu gak lepak kat situ, lama dah tak jumpa Hamid.
Shah punya la syok kat lagu ni, sampai naik motor tak ingat pakai helmet.
Bukan dekat bro, dari kg baru sampai ke Ampang park baru ingat tak pakai helmet...

Shah kalu ingat mesti gelak gile nya lah.

Maafkanlah Kesalahan ku...

Midon,Surya,Nuar, Mail,Hanapiah dan geng-geng Arau mesti ingat lagu ni. Lagu memang popular zaman tu, tambah pulak budak engine dgn awek SS sama kantin.

Awek SS memang comel-comel.Ada yang rambut blonde, ada yang macam Mazuin Hamzah dan macam macam adaaaa.
Petang-petang dok lepak kat "Planter Height" sementara tunggu bas balik ke Repoh, mata terkebil-kebil tengok marka SS.
Berat jugak hati nak tinggalkan dia orang ni....





Midon,Surya,Nuar ,Mail & Hanapiah ada contact dia orang tak?

Kalu ada, tidoq luarg hang nantiii....

Satu lagi aktiviti utama masa dok sana, gi ke panggung Mahkota tengok FAO.

Kat Kangar nampak muka budak Repoh je, Midon tak leh join pasal dekat ngan rumah dia.

Laila

Lagu antara lagu Amy yang aku suka. Masa tu Outstation kat Kerteh hampir setahun dok sorang-sorang, famili dok KL ...blues gilerr masa tu..



dan masa tu memang rasa buat kerja gile, tapi kalu tak keje lagi giler ,pasal masa tu ekonomi tengah teruk .....

Heavy Metal

Bro,
Kita layan Heavy Metal lak....
Lagu ni memang top masa tu.

Siap pakai jean koyak gi kelas

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Pasukan Bola Instrument & Civil

Kelab Bina Badan Perindu

Siap buka dada tuuu, nasib baik Che Mat Din tak nampak... kalau tak dok luar le jawabnya.



Masa ni lagu popular lagu ni!!!



Lagu untuk puteri-puteri....

Holidayyyy ????

Bro Creeman,
Lagu ni memang feeling giler masa dulu bro..setaip bilik dok pasang lagu ni je.

Masa part one,Pukul 2 pagi start jamming masa tu aku dgn Mail lepak kat Perindu satu,tiap-tiap malam.Join budak Interior Design (Jack the Dragon) dan Sn Budak Civil (Wan).

Siang hari lepak kat Kenanga Inn gerai Noramin , ada kala sampai satu hari pas u malam pi lagi.
Yang paling aku ingat Abang Noramin slow talk dgn aku, masa tu aku rasa macam aku cakap dgn pak aku ,pass tu aku pon berubah la sikit.

Sayangnya dua-dua member aku ni kantoi semester tu, lepaih tu insaf skit leer.
Kalau tak aku dok holiday dgn depa tu le jwbnya.

Gambar Kengkawan dulu-dulu

gambar sumbangan Nik Adnan

Develop A Winning Attitude

Your qualifications may get you a job, but good performance is what makes a successful career
THE job market has traditionally rewarded those who have made the extra effort in school with higher compensation and better opportunities for advancement.

But there are signs that this attitude may be changing. As the expression goes, “one’s qualifications (ability) get one hired, yet one’s performance (attitude) results in one being fired”.

It is crucial to understand that possessing good qualifications is a prerequisite for any career to soar.

But it is your attitude towards your job, colleagues, clients and superiors that is a far more important and accurate determinant-of performance and advancement.

The lack of professionalism at work is not easily raised and discussed as it involves the emotional intelligence of the person.

Superiors generally gloss over these issues and simply do not promote the individual.

REALITY CHECK
To take your career sky-high, your first challenge is to do a reality check. Ask yourself:
• How much am I doing to keep abreast of developments in my field?
• How much am I investing in my own development?
• How competent am I when engaging with others?
• What is my overall attitude to those whom I serve, work with and report to?

BENEFITS OF WORK
The workplace offers intrinsic benefits like career development, in terms of skills learned, social interactions, financial discipline plus other core skills such as computer literacy. It also offers opportunities for personal development. Ask potential employers about their attitudes and practices toward training, promotions, exposure to travel and new situations, job rotation and performance appraisals. These aspects of employment will develop your skills and nurture your chaiacter. Together, these will ultimately help you carve a career that “knows no limits”.
Seek out companies with a great working environment as it cultivates in you a sense of respect and dignity, irrespective of your rank.

CAREER OR JOB?
What differentiates a career from a job? A career is viewed from a long-term perspective. It involves making an investment that over time is expected to yield rewards. On the other hand, a job is more transient and refers to the role you currently occupy. It is driven by the attitude of “what’s in it for me?” Great careers create a sense of passion and pride in people. When you make the-size of - the wage p?cket a priority, you usually sacrifice other important and beneficial aspects of the job that are crucial for your ‘development and progress.

TAKING RISKS
If you are looking for a career that has no limits, you must be willing to take some risks. Careers that are fulfilling and exciting involve challenges, taking responsibility, being empowered, being accountable and, where necessary, taking appropriate risks.
Many people look for positions that are secure and pay a reasonable wage, and are then content to go with the flow. The trouble with most streams is that they flow downwards.
Instead, Look for employment that forces you to swim against the tide, make you think, and allows you the opportunity to engage with others who are different and even difficult.

WHAT’S YOUR VISION?

Write down a three-year plan of how you want to develop.

• Your career -what are your personal aspirations and hopes regarding promotions and increased authority?

• Academic skills - what courses and types of training will further enhance your hard skills?

•Social skills and network how will you expand your circle of friends and contacts as well building skills?

• Your finances - what are your objectives and how will you achieve them?

LOOK INTO THE FUTURE
Finally, to turn your hopes and dreams into reality you need to reflect on where you want to see yourself in the next three years. Your plan provides a road map of the way forward you have to do the driving.

Not everything will work according to plan, but at least you have a blueprint that tells you when you are going off course. This gives you a head start over others who do not have a clue where they are going.
Source: ST/ANN

• Article by Steve Murphy, associate director; Training Edge international.
• For more on jobs, please refer to category 515 in Metro Classifleds and StarJobs in / StarTwo.

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Glory-glory Engineering............ (3x)
Coz in sport we aint got lost yet.

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