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Kuih-kuih raya1 Syawal 1430H, sudah sebulan Ramadhan berlalu kini syawal menjelma pula...terdengar takbir dilaungkan dicorong TV membuatkan hati sayu jer...masa dan ketika ini semua orang kat rumah sudah tido sebab kepenatan especially mak ler...ketupat dan rendang dah siap dah...so esok pagi mak juzt memasak lauk pauk yang lain2 jer. I pun rasa dah mengantuk mata ni tapi tulah tengah mencari lokasi yang sesuai nak tido...hehheheh
Anyway diucapkan pada kengkawan dan pembaca blog ini SELAMAT HARI RAYA MAAF ZAHIR DAN BATIN!!!!!
18 September 2009- genap 16 tahun arwah abah, Allahyarham Mohammad Yusof bin Abdul Rahman pergi meninggalkan kami sekeluarga...Al-fatihah. Masih segar dalam ingatan pada tarikh yang sama tahun 1993 jam 12.30 malam arwah menghembuskan nafas terakhir di HSA, JB setelah 2 hari di masukkan dalam ICU akibat penyakit diabetese yang dihadapinya. Arwah telah dioperate akibat bisul yang tumbuh sebesar mangkuk di bahagian belakang dekat tulang rusuk....sudah ajal arwah meninggal pada usia 62 tahun. Masa tu aku lepas SPM & masih berada di JB bekerja di salah satu medical lab. Kami sekeluarga tabah & redha terutama sekali mak menghadapinya coz arwah memang selalu keluar masuk hospital. Pernah juga dlm satu tahun tu aku tak ingat dah pagi2 1 syawal terpaksa kami beraya di hospital coz arwah tidak sedarkan diri dan terpaksa ambulan dtg ambil di rumah subuh2 hari raya tu. Banyak kenangan yang tak dpt nak diceritakan.
Aku berdoa semoga rohnya dicucuri rahmat dan berada di kalangan orang-orang yang beriman...Amin.
18 September 1993-18 September 2009
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I like it!!Have special plans this 09/09/09?
Everyone from brides and grooms to movie studio execs are celebrating the upcoming calendrical anomaly in their own way.
In Florida, at least one county clerk's office is offering a one-day wedding special for $99.99. The rarity of this Sept. 9 hasn't been lost on the creators of the iPod, who have moved their traditional Tuesday release day to Wednesday to take advantage of the special date. Focus Features is releasing their new film "9," an animated tale about the apocalypse, on the 9th.
Not only does the date look good in marketing promotions, but it also represents the last set of repeating, single-digit dates that we'll see for almost a century (until January 1, 2101), or a millennium (mark your calendars for January 1, 3001), depending on how you want to count it.
Though technically there's nothing special about the symmetrical date, some concerned with the history and meaning of numbers ascribe powerful significance to 09/09/09. For cultures in which the number nine is lucky, Sept. 9 is anticipated - while others might see the date as an ominous warning.Math magic
Modern numerologists - who operate outside the realm of real science - believe that mystical significance or vibrations can be assigned to each numeral one through nine, and different combinations of the digits produce tangible results in life depending on their application.
As the final numeral, the number nine holds special rank. It is associated with forgiveness, compassion and success on the positive side as well as arrogance and self-righteousness on the negative, according to numerologists.
Though usually discredited as bogus, numerologists do have a famous predecessor to look to. Pythagoras, the Greek mathematician and father of the famous theorem, is also credited with popularizing numerology in ancient times.
"Pythagoras most of all seems to have honored and advanced the study concerned with numbers, having taken it away from the use of merchants and likening all things to numbers," wrote Aristoxenus, an ancient Greek historian, in the 4th century B.C.As part of his obsession with numbers both mathematically and divine, and like many mathematicians before and since, Pythagoras noted that nine in particular had many unique properties. Any grade-schooler could tell you, for example, that the sum of the two-digits resulting from nine multiplied by any other single-digit number will equal nine. So 9x3=27, and 2+7=9.
Multiply nine by any two, three or four-digit number and the sums of those will also break down to nine. For example: 9x62 = 558; 5+5+8=18; 1+8=9.
Sept. 9 also happens to be the 252nd day of the year (2 + 5 +2)...Loving 9
Both China and Japan have strong feelings about the number nine. Those feelings just happen to be on opposite ends of the spectrum. The Chinese pulled out all the stops to celebrate their lucky number eight during last year's Summer Olympics, ringing the games in at 8 p.m. on 08/08/08. What many might not realize is that nine comes in second on their list of auspicious digits and is associated with long life, due to how similar its pronunciation is to the local word for long-lasting (eight sounds like wealth).
Historically, ancient Chinese emperors associated themselves closely with the number nine, which appeared prominently in architecture and royal dress, often in the form of nine fearsome dragons. The imperial dynasties were so convinced of the power of the number nine that the palace complex at Beijing's Forbidden City is rumored to have been built with 9,999 rooms.
Japanese emperors would have never worn a robe with nine dragons, however.
In Japanese, the word for nine is a homophone for the word for suffering, so the number is considered highly unlucky - second only to four, which sounds like death.
Many Japanese will go so far as to avoid room numbers including nine at hotels or hospitals, if the building planners haven't already eliminated them altogether.
*Info from LiveScience.com
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