
Friday, December 31, 2010

Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Saturday, December 25, 2010
hujung minggu lepas dari jumaat ke isnin, saya tak di moscow. keluar mencari ukhuwah bersama sisters dalam russia tapi luar moscow. oh sungguh manis. sangat manis.
pulang pula, internet dirumah ada masalah. hemm hampir 5 hari jugalah. sampai sekarang.
sedih, ramai yang sudah pulang ke malaysia bercuti musim sejuk. lagi sedih bila sister isma yg sangat dekat dihati, pulang lama untuk rawatan lanjutan di malaysia.
untuk adik2 yg akan final besok, Allah bersama kamu. mesti tawakal.
cakap pasal ini, mutabaah saya utk hari ni belum selesai. baik mesti pergi sekarang.
moga Allah permudahkan urusan kita.
cinta ikhlas dan redha!
Thursday, December 16, 2010
kau tersungkur jatuh ke tanah
luka, darah, pedih.
zahirnya nampak baik
tapi, ruh mu yang sedang menangis
'aku terluka!'
'aku tercalar!'
sungguh tak nampak
jangan tipu yang kau tak rasa apa-apa.
'dosa itu apa yang menggentarkan hati'
tak senang duduk kau hari itu
kini kau terlentang terbiar tersungkur dibumi
lalu?
lalu?
lalu apa?
sampai bila harus kau difoci itu?
ditengah permainan yang rancak berlangsung,
kau jatuh
lalu apa kau akan terus terbaring selesa?
hanya berharap ke langit keadaan akan lebih baik?
kau bangun
menepuk-nepuk seluar dan bajumu dari tanah dan rumput yang melekat
kotor
kau tak suka.
tanah dan rumput
itu benda asing yang kotor
kau tak suka
kau sambung berlari mengejar tujuan
bersama-sama mengejar satu kemenangan
mungkin lepas ini kau akan jatuh lagi
tapi biarlah
kau pasti bangun sambung kembali
maka,taubatlah
setiap yang salah,jangan terlalu salahkan diri
kemudian dibisik bahasa putus asa
tak lama selepas itu, ada prasangka
akhirnya tidak merasa diri mampu,
Allah tak akan tolong kita
bukan begitu sayang!
Allah sentiasa menanti taubat mu
hendak sangat menerima taubat mu
Dia tahu kau lemah
Dia tahu semuanya
Dia cuma mahu lihat adakah kau sudi merendahkan diri
lalu menangis di depan Nya..
selepas itu?
Dia beri sakinah
kemudian
kau tahu kau sedang berada di 'tangan' yang PALING BAIK
Allah.
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Monday, December 13, 2010
if, it's the 'im so liberated, i mingle with everyone and im certainly excellent at it'' dont bother. you've made your point today. and we shall not be seen on public together in the future.
im not psychologist or mentalist or mind reader.
i have no brainwave regarding the matter. so i leave it to you.
--some powerful statement there. i wonder what happen to taht?
Saturday, December 11, 2010
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Monday, December 6, 2010
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Thursday, December 2, 2010

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Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Moscow, Russia Weather
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- ada dua benda yang harus ditekankan
1. suhu -23 celcius2. tarikh bulan NOVEMBER
sekian laporan cuaca dari tepi tingkap.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Saturday, November 27, 2010
cuppa: salam! phewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww so glad to be back! ^_...
phewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww so glad to be back! ^_...: "salam! phewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww so glad to be back! ^________^ november coming to an end. december! december! becember! becember! cucumber! ..."
Friday, November 26, 2010
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Monday, November 22, 2010
seriously, stop being so pussy and start being thankful. so shallow you know about world consumerism and stuff.
saving space is one thing,
doing and refurnishing is another.
but simply to dispose because 'we dont feel like it' that's... i lost word . have the word 'saving' had been brought up to the sky disappearing from the dictionary?!
no, it's still in mine.
then again, it's mine.
long sigh. shaking head . unwill. there i've said it!
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Friday, November 19, 2010

Thursday, November 18, 2010
on Procrastination
Procrastination
The now you may see the costs and rewards at stake when it comes time to choose studying for the test instead of going to the club, eating the salad instead of the cupcake, writing the article instead of playing the video game.
The trick is to accept the now you will not be the person facing those choices, it will be the future you – a person who can’t be trusted. Future-you will give in, and then you’ll go back to being now-you and feel weak and ashamed. Now-you must trick future-you into doing what is right for both parties.
Some psychologists call this self-binding:
Working with the psychologists Frank Keil, of Yale University, and Katherine Choe, now at Goucher College, I recently studied young children’s understanding of self-binding, by showing them short movies of people engaged in self-binding and other behaviors and asking them to explain what was going on. The children, aged 4 to 7, easily grasped that someone might put a video game on a high shelf so that another person couldn’t get it. But self-binding confused them: they were mystified when people put away the game so that they themselves couldn’t get hold of it.
But even though young children don’t understand self-binding, they are capable of doing it. In a classic study from the 1970s, psychologists offered children a marshmallow and told them they could either have it right away, or get more if they waited for a few minutes. As you would expect, waiting proved difficult (and performance on this task is a good predictor, much later on, of such things as SAT scores and drug problems), but some children managed it by self-binding—averting their eyes or covering the marshmallow so as to subvert their temptation-prone self for the greater pleasure of the long-term self.
This embodies a philosophical problem that’s also of immense practical importance: short-term irrationality in service of long-term rationality. Say you’re depressed. Unless you have some modicum of faith that things will get better, at least enough that you’re motivated to do something about it — whether that’s exercise, a psychologist, medication, a new job, or something else — you’re unlikely to get better. Belief that things will get better is irrational: nothing about the past or present indicates it. But at the same time, this belief may be the only thing that can cause things to actually get better; so irrational belief is the rational thing, from a long-term perspective. This is philosophically troubling — foundation of rationality, etc. — but more than that, it’s practical. There are so many situations in everyday life where we need to employ short-term irrationality for long-term gain. Doing things that seem absurd, such as purposely giving ourselves less time to complete a task, can ensure that we actually spend more time on it:
[A 2002 study by Klaus Wertenbroch and Dan Arielly] set up three classes, and each had three weeks to finish three papers. Class A had to turn in all three papers on the last day of class, Class B had to pick three different deadlines and stick to them, and Class C had to turn in one paper a week.
Which class had the better grades?
Class C, the one with three specific deadlines, did the best. Class B, which had to pick deadlines ahead of time but had complete freedom, did the second best, and the group whose only deadline was the last day, Class A, did the worst.
Students who could pick any three deadlines tended to spread them out at about one week apart on their own. They knew they would procrastinate, so they set up zones in which they would be forced to perform. Still, overly optimistic outliers who either waited until the last minute or chose unrealistic goals pulled down the overall class grade.
Students with no guidelines at all tended to put off their work until the last week for all three papers.
We humans are irrational beings. As such, long-term rationality often requires us to bind our future selves through short-term irrationality.
(This post written instead of more important things, naturally. Future me will get to them.)
http://youarenotsosmart.com/2010/10/27/procrastination/







