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ust azhar idrus: bini bekeng!!

A Land Called Paradise

purpose of life: to enter paradise.

A Land Called Paradise.




i am attracted to the video clip from sis zabrina


"There is not a tree in Paradise, except that its trunk is made of gold." [Sahih al-Jami]


Allah will admit those who believe and work righteous deeds, to Gardens beneath which rivers flow: they shall be adorned therein with bracelets of gold and pearls; and their garments there will be of silk. (Al-Hajj 22:23)


SubhanAllah...
SubhanAllah...
SubhanAllah...

A Land Called Paradise by Kareem Salama

Chorus:
I wanna live in a land called Paradise
I wanna go to the valley of the King
I wanna live in a land called Paradise
Wanna see the birds fly and I wanna hear the angels

Sing the praises of my Lord so far above
As I move poetically with the struggle I fall in love
I look to the left, I look to the right, and all I gaze upon
Reveals the source of flowers, rainbows, and the dew at dawn
Some see before and some see in and some see after
I let my sight pierce the chains and see the master

Chorus:
I wanna live in a land called Paradise
I wanna go to the valley of the King
I wanna live in a land called Paradise
Wanna see the birds fly and I wanna hear the angels sing

So many times in my life, I ask myself the question
What got me brought me into all this mess I'm swimming in
But pain is not and neither harm in the pool of bliss
So slap me with your hand or kiss me with your softest kiss
Tell me that you love me or that you don't like me now
Tell me you invite me or that you don't want me around
I won't cry over a world that can't change my life
I'll put my money on what lies ahead in Paradise

Chorus
I wanna live in a land called Paradise
I wanna go to the valley of the King
I wanna live in a land called Paradise
Wanna see the birds fly and I wanna hear the angels sing

I try to do right and love my wife and trade and pray and talk
I can be anywhere, do anything, and I'm mindful of God
I'm pleased in good and happy in harm and now I realize
That I already live in a land called Paradise

Chorus
I wanna live in a land called Paradise
I wanna go to the valley of the King
I wanna live in a land called Paradise
Wanna see the birds fly and I wanna hear the angels

I wanna live in a land called Paradise
I wanna go to the valley of the King
I wanna live in a land called Paradise
Wanna see the birds fly and I wanna hear the angels sing

I wanna hear the angels sing...

raya daging hati limpa

i got hati and limpa from a friend yesterday coming all the way from Blackburn uk.


thank you and May Allah bless you and reward you. Amin......

love, hope and fear

this is the discussion that we have in our tazkirah before tarawih yesterday.

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Love hope and fear of allah - Laila Nasheeba

Will iPhone blend in a blender using the Total Blender ?

Everybody knows that the iPhone can make phone calls, play movies & music, surf the web, and a lot more. But, Will It Blend? That is the question.


Will It Blend?

if you are wondering how much it cost,

check here at ebay...

Subhanallah Subhanallah Subhanallah

Subhanallah Subhanallah Subhanallah



Chorus:
Subhanallah wal hamdulillah wa laa ilaaha illallah x3

Every time when I�m awake all things that I see
I know it�s hard to believe but it's from the Almighty
When the leaves fall from the tree every plant that grows on land When the waves flow in the see it's by his command

Chorus

To Allah do I return, paradise is what I�ll earn
if I work hard and pray to my Lord everyday
So Allah give me the strength, show me the way the Prophet went. Let me hold tight to your rope, without Islam there is no hope
[ www.thenasheedlyrics.com ]

Chorus

Ya Allah I thank you for my clothes and my food
as I live throughout this test I�ll remember I�ve been blessed
Ya Allah hear my du�a (prayer) please help your ummah (followers)
so that we can all unite and praise you day and night

Chorus x2




this is hopefully to make my tongue busy in ramadhan.....

Love Movies? can you guess a movie

can you guess these movies from just
these letters???

ps - Stuck? Click on each letter to reveal the poster answer

Do you love the cinema? Do you love typography? A Friday time-waster for you: guess the movie based on a letter from its poster. (And I think from now on I shall use words like "film" and "cinema" when chatting about movies I've seen.

HOW FRESH-FACED KIDS HAVE MADE A FORTUNE FROM FILMS

HOW FRESH-FACED KIDS HAVE MADE A FORTUNE FROM FILMS


The success of the films has turned the child stars into some of the richest young people in show business with a combined wealth of £50million. And with two more Potter films to go, the journey is only just starting for Emma and her co-stars, Daniel Radcliffe, 19 Rupert Grint, 20, and Tom Felton, 21.

As the sixth film of the series, Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince, is released on Wednesday we reveal how much its young stars have earned - and what they have spent their millions on.

Rupert Grint, 20, (Ron) £7m

As well as his Harry Potter role, Rupert is carving out a career in TV and movies. He was the voice of Peter Pan in a BBC documentary and received good reviews for the comingof-age movie Driving Lessons with Julie Walters and Laura Linney.

Last year he completed filming a teen thriller called Cherrybomb for which he is reported to have stripped off.

Bought: Splashed out on his childhood dream of an old Mr Whippy ice cream van and is doing it up with parts he buys on eBay. He has also treated himself to a quad bike, coin-operated fortune-telling machine, golf cart and an orange Range Rover Sport - presumably to match his hair. He also has a mini hovercraft and says he fancies a collection of old Mustangs and hot-rods.

Lifestyle: A regular at premieres and A-list celebrity parties. Claims the only downside of fame is that he has to be careful not to be seen falling over on nights out.

He Says: "I don't really handle the money. I never see any of it in physical form. It's only in the past few years that I've had my own credit cards and can buy pretty much what I want."

Daniel Radcliffe, 19, (Harry) £30m

Since he first appeared as Harry Potter at the age of 11, Daniel has made more money than many stars do in a lifetime. And there's lots more cash on the way - reports say he's signed a deal for a whopping £25.6million to star in the final two films.

He's building a solid acting career with appearances in London's West End and on Broadway in New York in the play Equus. The down-side of fame is that Daniel has split with girlfriend Laura O'Toole, 23, and has complained he's too busy to have a serious relationship.

Bought: Wise as a wizard, Daniel has a £7million property portfolio including apartments in Manhattan, New York as well as a flat in Fulham, West London - but admits he still takes his washing home to mum. His dad Alan gave up work to look after his son in his new career.

Lifestyle: Although he gets more than 1,000 fan letters and proposals a week, Dan insists he doesn't go wild - and prefers to hang out in "old man's pubs" and watch "bad" TV in his underpants. And he refuses to buy an expensive watch "because I'm just going to trash it within moments of owning it". Also claims his phone is battered and "held together with electrical tape". HE SAYS : "What I love is acting, rather than all the stuff that goes with it.



"The money is fantastic and I'm very grateful, but it's not what drives me. I don't plan to suddenly buy a sports car."

Tom Felton, 21, (Malfoy) £3m

Tom auditioned to play Harry or Ron, but ended up as bully-boy Draco Malfoy. It's a role he now loves - and so do lots of other people. His fan club is said to have attracted so many admirers he had to put a temporary stop on new members.

Away from Harry Potter, he's posted three music videos on YouTube and last month appeared on the Channel 4 comedy panel show 8 Out Of 10 Cats.

Bought: A £500,000 house near Dorking, Surrey. He loves clothing from the Air Jordan collection and shopping in New York.

Lifestyle: He's a keen sportsman. In September 2008, he played for the England side in Soccer Aid 2008. He also helped set up the World Junior Carp Tournament and his wealth has given him the chance to indulge his love of other sports, including iceskating, swimming and tennis. He loves cricket too - and often goes to matches with Daniel.

He Says: "Those of you that think filming is all glamour, you're so wrong. Really, only the premieres are the glitzy bits. After the Potter films I'm looking forward to playing a good guy, someone not so spiteful."

Emma Watson, 19, (Hermione) £12m

Emma has blossomed into a real beauty - and as well as making a packet from the Potter films has lined up lucrative modelling contracts such as Burberry's 2009 autumn/winter collection.

She is reported to have been paid £2.5million for the latest movie - and is expected to get a £3million deal for the next one.

Bought: Most of her money is tucked away in investments. As well as the £3million London townhouse she has also splashed out on a £1million ski chalet in the French resort of Meribel. For years she had no idea how much money she had earned - her father only told her when she turned 18. Before then she had a £1,000 a month allowance. "He wanted me to have a feel for what it's worth and what you can do with it," she says. "But the truth is I'd just like to pretend that the money doesn't exist."

Lifestyle: Emma loves designer labels and eats at some of London's finest restaurants. Before her recent property investments she had divided her time between her father's home in Hampstead, North London, and her mother's home in Oxford.

Her boyfriend is financier Jay Barrymore, 26, and glamorous Emma has been previously linked to Razorlight's Johnny Borrell and rugby player Tom Ducker.

She Says : "Let's be honest, I have enough money never to have to work again but I would never want that. Clothes are probably my biggest expenditure. Oh, and make-up.

"But I really don't have time to spend my money. Sometimes my bank manager calls to say, 'You haven't used your card in a while and now you're using it - no one's stolen it have they?!'" Mark Adams on Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

'Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince': Will you reread it before the film's release?

'Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince': Will you reread it before the film's release?


my son wants to watch the movie...


do you re read it: here what the surveys says
(conclusion.. all have different opinions..they are not the same)

I dont reread the books right before the movies. They leave too much out in the movies and it makes it too hard to enjoy the movies for what they are. I learned my lesson after not really enjoying "Prizoner of Azkaban." When I re-watched the movie I loved it. The first time i spent too much time comparing it to the books. The movies are INCREDIBLE. I think you have to let yourself enjoy the movies separately from the books. I will maybe re-read the book AFTER the movie but not before.



For me, rereading the Half-Blood Prince is more about preparing for the movie than trying to remember how the book goes. I am incredibly excited to see the movie now, more so than before, and I realize that it will not be as good as the book. For me, it is like listening to all the songs you have by a band before you go to see their concert. You know that they probably won't sound as good as they do on the CD because of exhaustion and that they just don't get several times to try, but it helps you get pumped up and excited, which is half the fun, isn't it?


Personally, I like to reread the book after I see the movie. The movie, as great as they all are, always tends to leave things out due to time constraints. It is nice to go back to the book afterwards and think "Oh ya, that's what happened next!"


I'm in the midst of a HP marathon...reading for the first time all seven in a row. On Book 5 and loving it. I won't watch any of the movies until I have finished all seven books. Love book/movie marathons...


I will re-read it because it is a good book. I have re-read all the books before each movie. The mvie doesnt have to follow the book exactly. But I like the refresher


Honestly, I don't mean to sound snooty, but I don't NEED to reread the book. I am a HUGE HP junkie and can answer almost any question about the series. I'm going to the midnight premier. Can't Wait!!!!!


For anyone who hasn't heard Jim Dale read the Audio Books, go to your library and check them out. If you used to watch Pushing Daisies, he narrated the series. He is the BEST narrator ever and has totally spoiled the listening experience of any non- JD audio book. About a year ago, I decided to check out the audio books and listen on my commute to work. I listened to the entire series. JKR weaves such a wonderful tale. I know there will be differences, but I have enjoyed all of the films even with the changes. Can't wait for HBP! Only 11 more days to go.


I wouldn't want to re-read the book. It's the thrill of finding out what happened, though you know it will when it does, that makes watching the movie more fun.And you're more in awe with how they provide the visuals for it. :)


the only reason i reread books before their movies come out is to remind my self of the general plotline and what happens. with harry potter, it doesnt matter if ive read and reread so many times, because each time im just as immersed as the first time reading it. if i didnt reread it i may go in to see the movie and not know whats going on. for me its nice to fill in the details that they leave out (even though i wished they included them) because it fills like a full experience. i wouldnt want to feel like i have questions with harry potter movies. i want to be the one explaining it to my friends who dont read the books.



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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

Source Material: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Book 6)
Author: J.K. Rowling
Screenplay: Steve Kloves
Cast: Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson


Non-canon tidbit: Producer David Baron confirmed that a scene is being added to the film that was not in the book which will take place at the Burrow.

Related Reading: Harry Potter Boxset Books 1-7 by J.K. Rowling — This set contains all seven of the Harry Potter books in hardcover, but if tackling six of the seven HP books prior to the sixth movie’s release seems daunting, then start with book 5, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, then move on to the Half-Book Prince book.

The young wizard Harry Potter, now 16 years old, and his friends return to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry for their sixth year. In this installment, Harry comes into the possession of a Potions textbook containing useful notes written by the book’s previous owner, a former student known only as “the Half-Blood Prince.” While the notes seem helpful, they could also be a trap of some kind set by Harry’s long-time nemesis, the evil Lord Voldemort. This sixth offering is a much darker tale as Harry faces the greatest dangers of his life as he slowly uncovers the mystery of Voldemort’s past and prepares to square off with the dark lord’s minions, the Death Eaters.

How to Help Your Child Enjoy Math

Many students dread math. Parent's can help make their child's mathematics lessons more exciting and entertaining. Read on to learn more about how you can help your child enjoy math.

You can help your children learn to appreciate mathematics by providing them with assistance and fun activities that will help your students enjoy math. Tips to do this include the following:

* Help your kids use math every day
* Play family games that involve math
* Introduce logic games to your children
* Look into math tutoring programs.

Everyday Math Games

Make everyday tasks into games. For example, take your student grocery shopping with you and challenge them to add prices in their heads.

Challenge your child to find which brand or size of a product is the best value. This teaches them how to use money in math, a skill that will be important throughout their life.

Make sure the tasks are not too hard for the child, because this will be frustrating instead of effective. Instead, check to see what their weekly math homework involves and find a way to incorporate that into a trip to the grocery store.

Other everyday tasks that can be used include balancing a checking book and using time problems (how long did it take to complete this task, how long did it take yesterday, etc.) This sounds like a simple task but it will be effective if used regularly. Children will participate in these day to day games because they are fun, but will see the benefits as their homework becomes easier and they start to grasp the various math concepts.
Math Logic

There are various logic games that are available in books and magazines. These challenging puzzles are available in a variety of skill levels, so you can make sure the games will not be too hard for your child. Examples of logic games include crossword puzzles, number sequences, and logic grids. These activities can be done as a family, or your child can choose to do them alone.

These books and magazines are especially good for long car rides or traveling in trains and planes because it keeps your child concentrated on the puzzles instead of the long trip. What is great about the logic books and magazines is that there are answers and explanations in the back. This way, your child can see if they are correct and learn how to complete the challenge if they are stumped.
Math Related Board Games

Family game time is always a good idea because it creates a bonding time and a fun, comfortable atmosphere for your child to improve their math skills. Popular games that use math and logic include Yahtzee, chess, backgammon, checkers, Connect Four, and dominoes.
Math Tutoring

Math tutoring programs are also great tools for parents with struggling students. Even if your child is not struggling, a tutoring program could be useful in increasing their enjoyment of mathematics.

By using an online tutoring program, your child is being introduced to the possibilities of the Internet and may be encouraged to play the math games as well. The online math tutoring programs use assessment tests to see which math skills your child needs help with, and then create lesson plans that revolve around these skill gaps.

A surprise way to play a keyboard

Why reading is good for your brain?

Do you have the ability to read this?






Sir Richard Steele once said, " Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body." When you read, you learn. You're actually exercising your brain, because reading makes you think. Even if you're reading a work of fiction, it takes effort to translate the words on the page into mental pictures. You may not realize this as you're reading, but you've become actively involved, unlike when watching television. TV keeps you passively involved, as your brain simply soaks in what's happening on the screen, whereas with reading, you're actively participating.

Studies have shown that reading stimulates your brain, allowing your mind to remain sharp even into old age. If you fail to exercise your brain, your brain will begin to fail. You've heard that if you don't exercise your body, your muscles will decline. The same goes for your mind. If it isn't exercised regularly through reading or studying, it, too, will begin to deteriorate. Learning something new, such as a foreign language, will challenge your brain and force it to create stronger links between memory cells. Reading, also, causes your brain to work harder, which builds stronger brain cell connections.

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Meet the Mathematicians

i have 2 boys and 2 girls.
the boys know that they want to be an engineer when they grow up.
my daughter? one is too small to think of growing up and what to be?
the other is not sure. she loves math and computer.
and she do no want to be a computer scientist. hmm science. not interested.


so i find this video hope she found it useful for her and her future....

Palm Pre Review: Great Software, No Battery Life

Apple iPhone or Palm Pre?

Apple iPhone or Palm Pre?
Palm Pre review - better than the iPhone?


The analysts said they expect Palm to have a stockpile of around 375,000 units at the device's debut (the figure is the median number of units the six analysts surveyed predicted).

A smartphone pioneer with its Treo, Palm has fallen on tough times against rivals such as Research In Motion's BlackBerry and Apple's iPhone. When Pre launches with exclusive U.S. carrier Sprint in the first half of 2009, it will be the first phone to run Palm's new operating system, called WebOS, under development for well over a year. No pricing for the hardware has been set. "We're extremely enthusiastic about this device," Sprint CEO Dan Hesse says.

Pre is a handsome, curved, 4.8-ounce device that's more compact than the iPhone. Like the iPhone, it uses sensors and touch gestures to enlarge photos and Web pages. It also has a hidden, slide-down qwerty keyboard to complement the vibrant 3.1-inch touch-screen. There are other features that the iPhone doesn't have, including support for Bluetooth wireless stereo devices and a removable battery.

You can also run several applications at once. For example, you'll be able to listen to music in the Pandora Internet radio application while surfing the Web. You cannot do that on the iPhone.




Facebook was one of the partners to join Palm on stage at CES. Other partners include Google, Yahoo and Amazon. But Palm was not specific about the number of applications that will be available for the phone at launch.

Pandora chief technology officer Tom Conrad says it took days rather than months to develop the Pandora app for the new Palm. The operating system "is really solid," he says.

Palm Chairman Jon Rubinstein, a former Apple executive instrumental in producing the iPod, says, "We're just getting started." A big early goal: "It had to be mostly usable with a single hand and minimize the number of button-presses."

Palm CEO Ed Colligan scoffs at critics who think the Pre arrives too late to compete against BlackBerry, iPhone and other competitors. "I don't even remotely feel like it's too little too late. It's a big, big space."

Apple iPhone or Palm Pre?

Apple iPhone or Palm Pre?
Palm Pre review - better than the iPhone?




The analysts said they expect Palm to have a stockpile of around 375,000 units at the device's debut (the figure is the median number of units the six analysts surveyed predicted).

A smartphone pioneer with its Treo, Palm has fallen on tough times against rivals such as Research In Motion's BlackBerry and Apple's iPhone. When Pre launches with exclusive U.S. carrier Sprint in the first half of 2009, it will be the first phone to run Palm's new operating system, called WebOS, under development for well over a year. No pricing for the hardware has been set. "We're extremely enthusiastic about this device," Sprint CEO Dan Hesse says.

Pre is a handsome, curved, 4.8-ounce device that's more compact than the iPhone. Like the iPhone, it uses sensors and touch gestures to enlarge photos and Web pages. It also has a hidden, slide-down qwerty keyboard to complement the vibrant 3.1-inch touch-screen. There are other features that the iPhone doesn't have, including support for Bluetooth wireless stereo devices and a removable battery.

You can also run several applications at once. For example, you'll be able to listen to music in the Pandora Internet radio application while surfing the Web. You cannot do that on the iPhone.




Facebook was one of the partners to join Palm on stage at CES. Other partners include Google, Yahoo and Amazon. But Palm was not specific about the number of applications that will be available for the phone at launch.

Pandora chief technology officer Tom Conrad says it took days rather than months to develop the Pandora app for the new Palm. The operating system "is really solid," he says.

Palm Chairman Jon Rubinstein, a former Apple executive instrumental in producing the iPod, says, "We're just getting started." A big early goal: "It had to be mostly usable with a single hand and minimize the number of button-presses."

Palm CEO Ed Colligan scoffs at critics who think the Pre arrives too late to compete against BlackBerry, iPhone and other competitors. "I don't even remotely feel like it's too little too late. It's a big, big space."

research at nottingham university

linguistics corpus

Analysing emails helps Dr Harvey better understand young people's attitudes to health.


Research in corpus....





linguistics corpus

woman and alcohol. Unsafe at any moment?

alcohol is risk to cancer.

woman , alcohol can cause cancer.

The study in britain over 1.5 million women, increases the risk of breast cancer and other cancer from breath to stomach. This is due to alcohol consumption.

Unsafe at any amount.

Diversity - Final - Britains Got Talent 2009

ok the Britains Got Talent 2009 had ended.

my son one of four favourites team won.

well, me. while watching i like to think that they are focus on what they are doing.

creative as well as hard work. so all of us in this world should have these to achieve your dream in this world . this is especially true for my children.
please, stay focus and hard work even when your mom is 6 feet under the ground.