Archive for February, 2009

Princeton Phone Interview

Apologies again for such a long break from blogging. =)
Last night, at 9pm, on my landline at home, I got a call from a Princeton alumni all the way from USA. It had become one of my most memorable phone calls in life. I shall remember speaking to a fellow Malaysian who graduated from the [...]

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Minor Accident

As I type this as calmly and rationally possible, I feel shortchanged for having to pay for someone’s ugly mistake.
As I was driving on the highway back from SS3, one lousy Mercedes hit my car’s right rear, stripping partially the rear bumper. The driver didn’t even stop to look, just zoomed away. I am real [...]

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A New Journey into Medicine

I guess medicine found me. Instead of me trying to look around whether I want to do medicine or not as a career, medicine found me by FORCE!
Today, I went to University Hospital to do further check up on my health status. Basically, at current diagnosis, I am diagnosed as young hypertension. They are still [...]

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The Naked Blogger’s Chicken Rendang Recipe

Ingredients
i) Set A (to be blended together)

8 pieces of small onion
1 piece of ginger
8 cloves of garlic
4 pieces of serai
5 pieces of dried chillies
chicken (how can you miss this?)
i) Set B
Water
Yellow powder (known as serbuk kunyit in Malay)
Instructions
1) Blend Set A to make a paste.
2) Heat up the wok and put in the paste.
3) Put [...]

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From Your Valentine

Legend of Valentine 1:
Once upon a time, in a land far far away called Rome, there was this king who wanted to create the greatest army.
So, he came out with a law that forbade all soldiers from marrying. This was to ensure full commitment of soldiers to their duties to protect Rome.
Then, there was this [...]

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Invisible Strings

Sometimes, it is not quite a good thing to think over too many things at one time. It just drains you, and right now, I am quite drained.
(To the friend with the black cheong-sam) I find it difficult to entirely cast my burden unto the Lord, not because I don’t trust Him, but I love [...]

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Perak Peril is no Thrill

I write this post with full disappointment after knowing about the collapse of the Pakatan Rakyat-led Perak Government today. Indeed, I am in full support of an anti-hopping provision in the Federal Constitution to avoid such betrayal of the people’s democratic right in future.
I now know how important it is to have such [...]

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Perindopril Peril is no Thrill

Just some recap about what happened on my last hospital appointment on Tuesday. All the results are out and the doctor still does not know what is wrong with me. This sounds weird. Yes, it is.
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1) My blood test is fine.
2) Cholesterol level (both HDL and LDL level) is superb and ideal.
3) Urine is normal.
4) [...]

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Day 2 Surveillance as Cikgu Winson

This surveillance report will be quick and brief:
Too busy to write anything. Teachers are overworked. Sports Day are coming up. I am the teacher advisor of Pingpong Club. I am officially a teacher after attending the staff meeting (for teachers only). I might need to send students to competition for ping-pong if required. I am [...]

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My Spy Episodes: Cikgu Lee

This is the mission briefing I got from ‘Charlie’.
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MISSION CIKGU LEE (Cikgu means ‘Teacher’ in Malay)
Primary Objective:
- Infiltrate the Malaysian government’s education system to plant the seed of revolution among impressionable young kids.
Secondary Objective:
1) Teach Civic Education, Moral Education and Physical Education. You will be known as Cikgu Lee throughout the whole mission. The principal [...]

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