Hidden Treasures

I tried to log in to my UTHM webmail pelajar few weeks ago but it seemed like my username and password were wrong. And I thought of going to PTM to renew my password.

Until today, I tried again and found out that new webmail is developed by UTHM. It is hosted by Google, Gmail and the storage is also shared from Gmail. It’s approximately 6.9 GB of capacity.

The interface is exactly the same as Gmail. I am wondering whether this siswa Gmail can combine with my current Gmail account or not. It would be great if they can combine and give me an unlimited space storage.

Well, I have no comment and have no idea why UTHM is using Gmail to host its webmail for its students. As I know, it’s way better than the previous student.uthm.edu.my account which looked very obsolete, too simple and functionless. At least the new webmail has better looked interface.

By the way, I don’t really like the name siswa.uthm.edu.my as the domain. student.uthm.edu.my sounds better right? I mean when you want other people i.e. the strangers to know your university email address, it’s easier to pronounce ae070243@student.uthm.edu.my other than ae070243@siswa.uthm.edu.my. If you try to tell them your email address is ae070243@siswa.uthm.edu.my and they will ask you back, what the hell is siswa? How to spell that word? What does that mean?

That’s all my opinion for UTHM webmail. Going for class.

Few days ago there was a car show held in Batu Pahat Mall.

Nothing so special except this.

It really impressed me a lot when I first saw this.

But many people say it’s fake. The exhaust pipe is connected to the petrol gas host, causing the gas from the engine to burn on fire when there is spark near the end of the exhaust. In fact, it’s dangerous due to the placement of the petrol tank is just beside the exhaust. If not taken seriously, it may causes an explosion.

The video can be downloaded here.

Enjoy it.

Thank you very much for the condolence for my grandfather who had passed away on Sunday (27th July, 2008). Thanks for your caring as well.

They are

1. Bernard Ong

2. Jae Soo

3. Calvin Tan

4. Dennis Ng

5. Jackee

6. Kong Siew Yuk

7. Loo Yee Lui

8. Andrew

Thanks again and I am alright.

There’s one morning, my morning class was canceled. So my friend and I were walking back home, passing through a food court, and I saw a stall is selling Soto. I never see this name in Kuching before. From what I know, only Sotong came into my mind when I first seen Soto. Well, actually it’s not Sotong.

It’s something like that. It’s not bee hoon soup as you see. The bee hoon is only a little bit and what’s the main food inside this dish is the ketupat rice. Then a few pieces of chicken meat, some fish balls and some unknown vegetables.

This dish is quite nice. As I know only the Malays are selling this type of food. Maybe I am used to eat all the Chinese food in Kuching, don’t have to the chance to go to Malays’ places to try out their specialities. Maybe they are selling.

By the way, I only know there’s only one place selling Nasi Pataya in Kuching. It’s opposite of waterfront right? Haha. Need to go across the river using small sampan.

Nah, need to cross this river before you can eat the Nasi Pataya.

Of course, there are other ways. Using Satok bridge loh. Haha.

There is durian selling at the Stadium out there right now. Ya, it’s UTHM stadium, powered by Celcom. I miss durian a lot since last year. Hohoho…

Durian really tastes good.

Hopefully tomorrow still got the chance to eat again. Yummy yummy.