Mud Jump!!!

This loooks like a very interesting game to play!!
Lets organise a mud jumping trip!!

KL Tower International Jump

About 100 international BASE(Buildings, Antennas, Span and Earth) jumpers are expected to demonstrate their extreme skydiving skills during the KL Tower International Jump to be held at the Tower from Aug 24 to 26.

The International Jump would be the culmination of a series of jumps held at various towers in the country, especially Menara Pelita, Sarawak (Aug 8), Menara Tun Mustapha, Sabah (Aug 11-12), Menara Alor Star (Aug 16-17), Menara Komtar (Aug 19) and Menara TM (Aug 26).

BASE is not for the faint-hearted as it requires exceptional skills due to the height factor. Skydivers taking part in BASE jumping are required to have done a minimum of 150 free fall exercises to qualify.

Well if you are not upto the International Jump, try the KL International Towerthon on Oct 28 which will also be held in the KL Tower .The race which will be a severe test to the physical, mental and endurance level of runners comprises a 800m uphill run that leads to 2,058 steps of running and climbing.

Lecture 3

Teacher : Ali & Abu owns a Proton Saga. Ali's car is silver colour, what colour is Abu's car?
Student : .........
Teacher : eh... ok ok, Ali's car is coated with metalic paint, Abu's car is not. So what colour is Abu's car?
Student : ........
Teacher : eh.... there are 4 non metalic colour, red, blue, white and black. So what colour is Abu's car?
Student : ......
Teacher : When Abu purchased his car, there are only 2 colours left for him to choose, black or white. So what colour is Abu's car?
Student : ......
Teacher : Abu's wife don't like black colour ma, so Abu's car is white lo..... Sigh...
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Teacher : Ok, now try this question. Bobby and Steven own a Perodua Kancil, Bobby's car is black colour, what colour is Steven's car?


***Sigh, imagine you are attending Lecture 1, Lecture 2 !! No one understands what the lecturer is lecturing. Hmmmmm may be he himself understands.***

Lecture 2

Teacher : E > F

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Teacher : By using this equation C+D = 10,
Teacher : Lets say C = 2, D = 3
Teacher : C+D = 5, so not equal to 10, then we modified the equation to C+D+E = 10,
Teacher : Then assume E = 2

Teacher : C+D+E = 7, still not equal to 10
Teacher : To get the answer as 10,
Teacher : C+D+E+F = 10, we can find F = 3
Teacher : Thus we solve the question by assume E = 2, and we will be able to find F = 3

***Stupid !! Can just assume E = 5 then end of story. Or better still, find the value of E !!! No need to use F also***

Student : But it does not satisfied E>F
Teacher : Who said so? E > F !!
Student : 2 > 3 ????
Teacher : Aiyah, just assume all negative la

Teacher : C+D+E+F = -10,
Teacher : C = -2, D = -3, E = -2, F = -3,
Teacher : -2 > -3.
Teacher : E>F !! Correct or not?

Student : ...............

Lecture 1

Teacher : We can find the value of a by using the following equation, a = b+c. a would be a valid answer if a = 0 !

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Teacher : a = b-c, if b = 0, c = 1,
Teacher : we would get a = -1, so the answer for a is not valid.
Student : but u mention earlier that a = b+c .
Teacher : did i? u saw the wrong equation la..

**teacher quickly refer back to the text book and found that it's true that a = b+c**

Teacher : ok, so a = b+c,
Teacher : we obtain the value of a = -1 with the equation a = b-c.
Student : u just mention that a = b+c, but why u r using a = b-c to solve the question???
Teacher : because a=b-c !!
Student : huh????? how come different from what u mention earlier?
Teacher : just follow la a = b-c .
Teacher : aiyoh, a = b-c ...... a=-1 and a =b+c ......a=1
Teacher : both the value of a also not equals to zero!! so what is the difference? value of a is still not valid.
Student : ...............

Organ & Tissue donation.

Saw an article in the newspaper today regarding Organ & Tissue donor.

Age criterion:
There is no age limit. Those over the age of 18 only have to fill in the form and send it. Those under the age of 18 must obtain consent from the parents or legal guardian.

Inform immediate family members:
Family consent is an essential component, and their permission is required before any organ or tissue donation procedures can proceed.

Fill in the pledge form:
Fill in the form available from any of the sources listed below. It is a simple process, but remember to fill in all relevant sections carefully.

Mail it and wait for a donor card:
Once the form is completed, remember to mail it. The National Transplant Resource Centre will enter your details into its database and you will receive a donor card. Once received, you will officially be classified as an organ or tissue pledger.

Always keep donor card with you:
Remember to carry your card wherever you go. Your noble intentions will come to naught if there is no way to identify you as a pledger.

Signing up as an organ or tissue donor is a fully reversible process.

If you change your mind, all you have to do is inform your family and return your donor card to the National Transplant Resource Centre and state your intention to be deregistered as an organ donor.