Friday, September 18, 2009



BACA PANTUN NI DENGAN NADA DAN INTONASI YANG BETUL....

Kelantan...
Make ikke cicoh budu
Jange lupo tamboh satar
Kelik rayo taksir laju
Nanti rayo dale sepita

Terengganu...
Makang ubi jamang jepong
Makang kepok cicah cuke
Bulang pose mung bengong
Bulang raye mung gile

Pahang...
Sepadan Pahang ada kasino
Nasi dagang ikan patin
Jange mu masam muko
Raya makan rendang sadin

Johor...
Cegitu cegini awak suke
Awak suke kite tak suke
Esok luse hari raye
Sama-sama bersuke rie

Melaka...
Hawau kau beghak meghate
Kaki bengkak ulau patok
Kalau balik naik kete
Jangan pandu kalau ngantok

N. Sembilan...
Masak lomak cili api
Campo dongan daun turi
Hari rayo kolumpo sopi
Tinggal penyamun dongan pencuri
(org kolumpo jgn kocik ati!!)

Selangor/K.Lumpur...
Wa cakap lu wa tak tau
Tapi wa tipu sama lu
Raya jangan buat tak tau
Angpau ada bagi gua dulu

Perak...
Gulei tempoyak ikan mayong
Deroyan busok tebok tupei
Pandu hemat ingat kampong
Asei teman selamat sampei

Kedah...
Aloq Staq terketaq-ketaq
Lapaq perut makan pau
Macam mana tak ketaq
Kena paksa bagi angpau

Penang...
Nasi kandaq kedai mamak
Anak mami juai pesemboq
Lepaih raya jgn dok triak
Kalu ceti mai kot dapoq

Perlis...
Padang besaq kecik aja
Tempat siam lalu lalang
Hari raya kita berbelanja
Jangan sampai menambah utang

Selamat Hari Raya, Maaf Zahir Batin,

salam aidilfitri dari NUR HAJAR MD BAMUCHI

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

programmer for Earth Science

The Earth Science Enterprise, like all of NASA, relies heavily on computers for many of their operations. Computers aid in the design and building of spacecraft, as well as in their launching and tracking in orbit. Computers are used to capture the complex data Earth-observing satellites send back, and are used still more in analyzing that data to come up with useful results. All these various applications required dedicated programmers to keep them going.

But there is even more: every Earth Scientist is part of a larger community of researchers. They share information over the Internet and via electronic mail -- systems designed specifically for their use by computer programmers who understood what they needed. And it's not just scientists; all earth science agencies need computer programmers to design applications to track their budgets, manage personnel records, schedule meetings and even publish scientific findings to the world.

The need for programmers, system administrators, designers and network architects is only going to increase. Our global community has ever more information it needs to collect, compile and share. That's where you come in: weather stations, volcano monitoring sites and satellite tracking stations all need specialized equipment and software, which can only be provided by trained professionals.

If you like the smell of Java in the morning, there is a career for you in earth science!

Sunday, September 6, 2009


Buka Puasa Bersama-sama teman permainan ;D


dari kiri: nana,nono & fafa



dari kiri : echah J, eleen S, nono B, zia Z, pisang P