Owen On Fire Again As Manchester United Beat Malaysia 2-0
KUALA LUMPUR, July 20 (Bernama) -- Manchester United's Italian wonder kid Federico Macheda and latest signing Michael Owen struck early to help the English Premier League champions beat a Malaysian XI, 2-0 in their second meeting at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil Monday night.
The match, played here after Manchester United cancelled their scheduled match against Indonesia in Jakarta, got off to a sizzling start in front of about 40,000 fans despite both teams observing a minute of silence as a mark of respect for the victims of the Jakarta bombings before the kickoff.
The Red Devils who struggled to beat the same side 3-2 on Saturday, got off to a flying start today with Macheda showing his prowess in front of goal to put his side ahead in the 10th minute after latching on to a Darren Fletcher pass.
Two minutes later, Owen who scored the winning goal on Saturday, silenced his critics yet again, when he punished a mistake by Malaysian skipper Norhafiz Zamani Misbah to increase the lead.
Unlike on Saturday, Mohd Amri Yahyah, scorer of both Malaysia's goals in the 2-3 loss, and his striking partner Mohd Zaquan Adha found the Red Devil defence, marshalled by Wes Brown, a tough nut to crack.
With the match almost in the bag, Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson changed almost the entire team on the field, especially in attack by introducing Nani, Dimitar Berbatov and Wayne Rooney for Owen, Tosic and Macheda, but the score remained unchanged.
Apart from the trio, Ferguson replaced Tomasz Kuszczak for Ben Foster in goal, John O'Shea for Gary Neville, Patrick Evra for Fabio, Rio Ferdinand for John Evans in defence, Anderson for Carrick, Paul Scholes for Ryan Giggs and Gibson for Fletcher in midfield.
Manchester United who had visited Malaysia in 1991, 1995 and 2001, are here on their Asian Tour that includes matches in South Korea and China while their intended trip to Indonesia was cancelled when Ritz Carlton Hotel where the team was supposed to stay, was among two, the other being JW Marriot, were damaged by bombings.
The Red Devils play South Korea on July 24 and China next.
-- BERNAMA
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Semester break Activities
Hello readers.
This slide show that I'm upload to the youtube today is the activities that I do during the semester break this year. Actually nothing much I can do especially the 1st of June because I don't celebrate Gawai eve. What a decision I have to made. You want to know why? I have to attend my diploma convocation. At least my diploma in Mass Communication Convocation Ceremony is Once in a Lifetime. Hehehe... Keep think positive.
For your information, this video is already done the 2nd editing where the 1st video has typo error. Thanks to my friends because he spot the mistake that I not realize it before and enjoy my slide show.
This slide show that I'm upload to the youtube today is the activities that I do during the semester break this year. Actually nothing much I can do especially the 1st of June because I don't celebrate Gawai eve. What a decision I have to made. You want to know why? I have to attend my diploma convocation. At least my diploma in Mass Communication Convocation Ceremony is Once in a Lifetime. Hehehe... Keep think positive.
For your information, this video is already done the 2nd editing where the 1st video has typo error. Thanks to my friends because he spot the mistake that I not realize it before and enjoy my slide show.
Friday, July 17, 2009
Just a refreshment
Boring with the new semester situation makes me felt wanted to do something. As usual at these time Me and My Laptop usually cooperate each other to make something. Suddenly I felt that I'm miss my motorcycle back at kampung there. So I make a short film about my past and present of my motorcycle. Totally this video is about my old motorcycle that already sold back to where it's came from and take the new motorcycle which is the new Modenas gt 128. I'm quite impress, especially the design and sticker and the security aspect which is this Modenas gt 128 equip with double piston disc break for front and rear tyre. Unfortunately, the Modenas gt 128 using the dual-shock absorber and not using the mono-shock absorber.
Maybe these short film a little bit boring. Well it represent the boring time of mine. Anyway at least I'm support the local product. Buy a Malaysian product.
Maybe these short film a little bit boring. Well it represent the boring time of mine. Anyway at least I'm support the local product. Buy a Malaysian product.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Baby Dancing
This video i've just browse it at youtube and I found it very interesting and funny too. Just imagine baby can dancing and acting like adults. Hehe... Check it out>>>
News about PTPTN
PTPTN Gets RM1.5 Billion Islamic Loan From CIMB
KUALA LUMPUR, July 14 (Bernama) -- CIMB Group has extended a RM1.5 billion Islamic loan to the National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN), of which repayment will be over a period of ten years.
This is the first commercial financing obtained by PTPTN and will help reduce its reliance on government funding. The loan is guaranteed by the government.
Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Khaled Nordin said PTPTN needed RM4.2 billion to finance students this year and of which, RM3 billion would be obtained commercially while the remaining RM1.2 billion through internally generated funds.
"We don't need to raise the other RM1.5 billion yet. If we do it now, we'll need to pay the interest. When the need arises, then only we will raise it," he told reporters after witnessing the agreement signing ceremony between CIMB and PTPTN here Tuesday.
PTPTN, estalished under the National Higher Education Act 1997, is an organisation tasked with managing and providing financing for Malaysian students who are eligible to pursue studies at local institutions of higher learning.
Khaled said it was the the government's responsibility to provide loans to eligible higher education students but they would have to be grateful for it and repay the loans so as not to deprive others of the same opportunity.
Interests on the their loans were actually paid by the government, otherwise it would be passed on to students, he said and added that the percentage of PTPTN loan repayments was on the increase as the government had put in place measures to ensure a better flow of payment.
He also said that the country was on track to achieve the 40 percent target of having those aged between 17 and 23 receive tertiary education.
"Many countries want to learn from us in terms of our higher education, including having PTPTN to help students," he said.
Meanwhile, PTPTN chairman Datuk Dr Mohamad Shahrum Osman said the repayment of loans in 2008 showed an increase with the organisation receiving RM1.19 billion from 659,880 loans that were supposed to pay back by May 2009.
Since its inception in 1997, he said, PTPTN had received RM5.295 billion from the government.
In 2003, it borrowed a total of RM13 billion from the Pension Trust Fund and the Employees Provident Fund to continue financing students at local higher education institutions.
-- BERNAMA
KUALA LUMPUR, July 14 (Bernama) -- CIMB Group has extended a RM1.5 billion Islamic loan to the National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN), of which repayment will be over a period of ten years.
This is the first commercial financing obtained by PTPTN and will help reduce its reliance on government funding. The loan is guaranteed by the government.
Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Khaled Nordin said PTPTN needed RM4.2 billion to finance students this year and of which, RM3 billion would be obtained commercially while the remaining RM1.2 billion through internally generated funds.
"We don't need to raise the other RM1.5 billion yet. If we do it now, we'll need to pay the interest. When the need arises, then only we will raise it," he told reporters after witnessing the agreement signing ceremony between CIMB and PTPTN here Tuesday.
PTPTN, estalished under the National Higher Education Act 1997, is an organisation tasked with managing and providing financing for Malaysian students who are eligible to pursue studies at local institutions of higher learning.
Khaled said it was the the government's responsibility to provide loans to eligible higher education students but they would have to be grateful for it and repay the loans so as not to deprive others of the same opportunity.
Interests on the their loans were actually paid by the government, otherwise it would be passed on to students, he said and added that the percentage of PTPTN loan repayments was on the increase as the government had put in place measures to ensure a better flow of payment.
He also said that the country was on track to achieve the 40 percent target of having those aged between 17 and 23 receive tertiary education.
"Many countries want to learn from us in terms of our higher education, including having PTPTN to help students," he said.
Meanwhile, PTPTN chairman Datuk Dr Mohamad Shahrum Osman said the repayment of loans in 2008 showed an increase with the organisation receiving RM1.19 billion from 659,880 loans that were supposed to pay back by May 2009.
Since its inception in 1997, he said, PTPTN had received RM5.295 billion from the government.
In 2003, it borrowed a total of RM13 billion from the Pension Trust Fund and the Employees Provident Fund to continue financing students at local higher education institutions.
-- BERNAMA
Saturday, July 11, 2009
It's started again...
Not more, not much, not less and it's almost the same for student like me to facing the new semester with some short of home sick and what so ever. Ready or not, assignment is coming up with the date line, more and more money will be using to complete the assignment and time will be crucial. Hahaha... The most important that is I'm repeating some of my last semester subject which I'm a little bit "behind" from other student from my class. A pointer with CGPA 2.62 is felt like a curse that you can see your future a little bit dark. But, that is not the end of my life. Back then at my kampung I have a lot of these things I do and I feel very calm and really enjoy myself. Yet I feel like a blessing to have a kampung near to the beach where I can go and see the sunset, hear the sound of the nature in the jungle and feel the cold of the untouched icy water from the river.
Hemm... I'm really miss my kampung life back there.... less pressure, lots of fun, more adventures, and have a nice sea side view.
Hemm... I'm really miss my kampung life back there.... less pressure, lots of fun, more adventures, and have a nice sea side view.
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