The locksmith

A very easy evening, went for small groceries shopping, did my Christmas mani pedi, brought mum to tailor and some errands.

When I was in this mall, replicating JY's keys, this locksmith caught my attention. 

He is about my dad's age. Maybe younger. He was a little bit slow, I left my mum downstairs to wait for him. Observing he doing his job, really reminds me of how hardworking he is. It is Saturday, 6pm, he is working so hard replicating my keys with RM3 each. His eye barely sees he have to put it closely just to check his job. Old Chinese music playing from an old radio beside him, he is humming along with the old tune while eying on that small key pattern. Scraping the key thickness patiently, brushing all the wear metals, and doing every single job nicely. I adore him. 

If that would be my father, I will be too heart broken to see how hard he work for a living. Just because he is a stranger we all might take him for granted. Maybe even will scold him for the slow work. Seeing how he take his job seriously make me feel bad about how I take my job for granted.

Thank you for the job mister. 

Have a great weekend ahead. God bless you. 

Recover Virus Infected Hidden Files from Pen Drive or Flash Drive (Repost)

Im sharing this superb site which saved my life from a infected pendrive. it really works! all thanks to Real Decoder tips! 

Recover Virus Infected Hidden Files from Pen Drive or Flash Drive

For Advanced users:

open cmd

type i: (Your Drive Letter) and enter

type attrib -s -h /s /d *.* and press enter

Below post is just a brief for the above command.

Today my Pen Drive is hit by a series of Trojan Virus, so I use Avast to clear the virus.

After scan is completed I found the Flash Drive is completely empty with no data at all.

But used disc space is showing a lot of data.

I tried ‘Show Hidden files’ option in ‘Folder Options’ but No use

I did some research and came to know that these files are hidden by Trojan Viruses within registry values.

This behavior can be changed using Command Prompt. Let’s see how it works.

Open Run (Win+R) and type cmd and press Enter.

A command Prompt will appear, type cd\ and hit enter.. This command will let the command applicable to Root directories and sub folders also.

Not type I: and Enter {Note: Type your driver letter in the place of I. (ex H, G.. etc}

Type dir/ah and Enter. This Command useful to identify the directories effected by the viruses.

Now type attrib –h –s /s /d and hit Enter [attrib –h{space}-s{space}/s{space}/d]

After a few seconds you can see your driver letter again this means the process is completed.

No I got all my data back.

Tip:

     This process is applicable not only for Pen Drive or Flash dives like External Hard Disc, but also applicable for your system drives also.

    After applying this command, some of the strange folders you have never seen may appear but don't worry, they are system related files, just hide them if you don't want or try delete if possible.

Japan Business Trip

Centenary 

To be frank i think im really cruising my luck this year.
Among all our staffs I was selected to present for the 1st GQCC in Japan. My initial intention was target to get the top kaizen with the rumors of RM1k rewards. But instead, i ended up won a trip to Japan for the 1st GQCC Convention. yeay?!?

Before heading to Nagahama for GQCC, of course some meeting in Maibara RC. Meeting up PJ leader for FY2013 project details and planning. pure business.

Yanmar Maibara RC

Maibara RC boss

Maibara RC lab

The presentation really is not my main concern. I dont really feel stress or nervous. Maybe in my head im not going to win nor impress anyone there. those groups were like saving few hundred k for their production line and stuff, and humbly ours are only simple YWK in 3S/3T. 

A quick few hours meeting then move to Nagahama for GQCC. ykrc was one of the lucky 10 selected over 50 groups from Yanmar global. Grand opening i can say, top management was there, special guess were there, president was there.. Anyhow check out our sepanduk.

Opening Cemerony

YKRC Team

Post presentation

Presentation was ok. Most important is the farewell was fun and enjoying! We were too lucky to won the silver prize in group A. really glad that our small kaizen was treasured by many people.

QC department Kobayashi-san & president Yamaoka-san

The farewell

Silver with Yuri boss

Final day, all 10 group of Yanmar global staffs were rewarded a day trip to Nagoya Toyoto Museum, Nagoya Castle & football match of Nagoya Grampus vs Osaka Cerezo. and of course we cheers for Cerezo.

Yanmar Indonesia & Thai @ TOYOTA Museum, Nagoya

Yanmar Italy

Yanmar Thai Italy KK @ Nagoya Castle

Osaka Cerezo supporter from Italia and Malaysia

The whole trip ended with lots of information. There are planning from Maibara, new project research, 2013 qualitative kaizen, Yanmar global staff information exchanged, reports, etc.. A very good experience, good exposure. A once in a life time chances. Thx God for everything.
Eventually after this trip Im a kagawa-cerezo fans. haha! Good night.

Land below the wind

Sabah tanah airku, negeri kita yang tercinta.

I love my country i love my homeland.
Despite how ugly is our politician how unfair is our civilian being treated by our leader,
I still love Sabah.

Sabah have the most unite people among Malaysia.
We live in one community, no segregation of race, religion and ethnic.
We eat in the same kadai, we drink in the same tajau.
We talk in the same slang, we joke in the same frequency.
There is no place like home.

Recent Suluk attack really makes me shade my tears.
Our forever peaceful land was no longer peaceful anymore.
Intruders easily dock in our boarder, with full armor to proclaim this land.
Civilian from the east coast live in fear, the poor as usual, keep quiet and try to survive it.
Rage started to raise from the locals to the Philippinoes.
And never ending of cyber war between the 2 country.

Manipulation of irresponsible politician leader just sit and started to point fingers.
No matter who hold the government, a leader should always protect their citizen.
Citizen is the one who form a country and support the economic.
They should uphold the incident and try their best to stop these intruders before we face an economic catastrophic.
I am not a politician, I am not a war analyst, I am not a warriors,
I am just a normal civilian who wish for a peaceful homeland.

God I pray for wisdom I pray for Sabah,
We surrender ourselves in front of You.
Guide us with Your light & path as how You guide Your children in the Sinai desert .
Let us seek for Your kingdom & Your righteousness,
and lead us to your shelter and show us your mercy grace.
Name of Jesus Christ. Amen

So what if my brother is a Christian?

So what if my brother is a Christian?
Zan Azlee | Updated: February 06, 2013

KUALA LUMPUR: I really don't want to get dragged into the ‘Allah’ name game again. But sometimes (all the time, actually!), I am prone to getting irritated easily and it makes me do things I regret!

So here goes my rant.

I've written about this issue several times and even shot a documentary about it before, and I thought that was it for me and my role in nation building. But it looks like my calling has come again.

I'm not a fan of Ibrahim Ali, and I dare bet my right pinky finger and my left pinky toe that neither are many other sane, rational and normal people in Malaysia.

That's why when he announced that he wanted to burn Bibles, I just kept silent and didn't comment at all. That guy just isn't worth a single drop of my saliva.

But then, when I think of Malaysia and all my fellow countrymen, I have to do something or I wouldn't be deserving of that flat piece of plastic in my wallet called a MyKad.

Now, I recently got back from Sabah and Sarawak where I was shooting a documentary series with Karim Raslan called 'Ceritalah Malaysia' (on Astro Awani, Mondays, 9:30pm, of course!).

While in the small Sabah town of Keningau, we met a Dusun brother and sister pair who I think are absolutely fantastic! The older one is Father Francis Dakun and the younger sister is Ustazah Nooraidah Hidayah Dakun.

Take a guess which of the two is a Catholic Christian priest and which one is a Muslim teacher in a sekolah agama? Congratulations! You win no prize for the correct answer!

The Dakun family story amazes me. Half their siblings are Christians and the other half are Muslims. They all converted when they became adults. And their parents were... pagans!

Both of them stressed the fact that they all entered into their beliefs without any force or coercion from anyone and that they made their own decision. Father Francis adds that their parents were very supportive.

In fact, their father, Dakun, even built two kitchens in the house so they can always gather as a family to enjoy meals together at anytime. And that is exactly what they do till today.

The whole family gets together at Christmas, Hari Raya Aidilfitri and even during the Dusun's Hari Keamatan (Harvest Festival). They celebrate it all together without any doubts.

The important thing is, says Ustazah Hidayah, that they all respect and love each other. And they believe wholeheartedly that each of them has a right to practice their own beliefs.

The beautiful thing to me about this story is that situations like this are commonplace in Sabah and even Sarawak. Religion is religion and it has nothing to do with a person's race, nationality or family.

It would be really good if the government would actually force Semenanjung Malay Muslims to head on over to East Malaysia and live amongst the locals there, then call it a course on ‘How to be Malaysian’.

I see a lot of similarities between Father Francis and Ustazah Hidayah's family with mine. My family is multi-religious too.

We have Muslims, Christians, Buddhists, Hindus, Taoist and even Atheists in my family. And when it comes to open houses and food, I think the Atheist cousins get the best end of the deal (all they do is party and eat with none of the dishwashing!)!

But of course, this concept is totally alien to the standard Semenanjung Malay Muslim. It would be incomprehensible to have different faiths in the same family (for some, even in the same village).

Believe me because I have experienced that first hand! I'm a Semenanjung Malay Muslim (with a dash of Chinese) and I've been the butt of many jokes and even insults when it comes to race and religion.

I was utterly confused when I first started primary school and was told by other kids that I was going to hell because my family celebrated Chinese New Year and I get a lot of Ang pows every year.

They also told me that I would go to hell if I ate from the same plate as a Chinese. What was I to do? I was living with my mother and grandmother in the same house. They were the ones who cooked for me and they’re both Chinese!

But thank god I was quite the intelligent kid (don’t know about that now that I’m an adult!) and I learned quite fast that these people who told me that crap were idiots and that ignoring them (or laugh at them) was the best thing to do.

But that was then. These days, I feel a sense of responsibility and obligation to bring these people to the right path. Hence, I cannot ignore them (or Ibrahim Ali) and let them go through life as idiots.

And so I will continue to write my articles and books and shoot my videos and documentaries. That’s what I do best (I could be wrong. I might be worst at what I do best!). And that would be my contribution to nation building.


Story first published on: February 06, 2013 11:44 (MYT)
Tags: Allah, Islam, Christian, Malaysia, Ibrahim Ali, Bibles


Read more at: http://english.astroawani.com/news/show/so-what-if-my-brother-is-a-christian-6455?cp

My boy

sadly after 5th Feb he will be brough back to iPoh, forever, period.

Ever since she started to worked home, i seldom see him anymore. it might be a good sign for mum since she will be free from any heavy activities despite on her sore knees. i never actually though and expect this to happened until mum drop the news to me. initially i was ok, the so call understand mood, i can feel her decision. the next time when i met him again, sadness feel my heart. i feel like loosing him, i will miss all his growing up journey, im not there when he started to talk, first walk, first words.. and emo goes on..

no matter how much im trying to squeeze my time to meet him, one day he will be leaving too. ahhh~ my desire to have my own kids is getting worst. im starting to act like a crazy woman who is losing her child. but its ok, one day! one day i will have my own.

im gonna miss u baddddd

Responsibility

2013 is a good year.

Just that i didnt expect things turn so fast, only the 2nd day of working, i've been promoted. Thanks God of course, but during the whole week adapting, somehow in my mind im not sure if it is a good idea for now.
My mind was so messy filled with stuff, my studies is in the critical year, my responsibility in church started to burden me, and now, with this promotion i was required to work late. average time off for this week is 7pm.

to loosen this heavy duty i need to let go some of my others responsibility, and first came into my mind, my JY. since sooner or later i have to let go of my kids, God already give me a good reason and starting to assist me on letting go. living up to this age, im blessed that God has given me with a prosperity life, so basically there is nothing much i can compliant about. Soon, there will be some changes which i cant wait to announce, bare with me, and be patience.

Today

After 11 hrs in the office, I rush home, take 5, quick meal and off to JY meeting. I reach home 11 plus, blast my self wt 3 hrs youtube. exhausted but can't sleep.
Tomorrow is another busy day.

First mail of the year

Review back my 2012 resolution, seems like too much I haven't archived ops..

Physically:
1) Continue what-so-ever routine exercise that i started (√ half check with cardio. Thx goodness no more jazzercise)
2) Adopt a weekly swimming habbit (√ half check if monthly count?)
Spiritually:
3) Join adult bible class in church (twice!) (√ check)
4) Complete at least 4 new testament book (X sorry Lord hehe ^^)
Professionally:
5) Complete my post grad writing in 2012 (√ half check?)
Lifestyle:
6) Complete a profile for the small business & continue running it (x hahahahaha! Ops..)
7) Travel overseas at least twice (again!) (√ check check check! Brunei Singapore Manila Shanghai)


oh and i loved dead cab for the cutie!
(I don't remember who the heck is this!?!)


Alright, as some n even me felt it, 2013 is definitely my year! Definitely!

1) Complete and graduate in 2013 (must!)
2) Move out to new life (if clause 1 applies)
3) lower down my body fat to 25
4) career improve/enhance
5) Travel overseas at least twice (again and again!)

small goal for this year. finger cross.
Thank you JC. xoxo