Vivid

It's been a while since I had a vivid dream. A dream that I can clearly understand and I can see all the faces of those people in the dream. Last night I had one. I enjoyed the dream so much that I was an hour late for my job. During the sleep I was just living the dream but then when I woke up I realize the dream was all about what had always been in my mind lately. There was a part in the dream which is about my job and there was a part where I met a girl. Nothing romantic but just a meeting. I love having a vivid dreams because for me they are rare. Most of the times all the dreams that I had were gone right after I woke up and I can't remember a thing. Usually my dreams are about thing that I've been always thinking about. Being able to remember a dream tells me that I worry too much about something and I should try to relax myself. Kind of a self therapy.

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HP Pavillion DV3-2111TX For Sale

Ada sesiape nak beli laptop HP Pavillion DV3-2111TX berusia 5 bulan? Kondisi terbaik tanpa calar dan cacat cela..

Pemilik laptop tersebut, seorang wanita yang lemah lembut dan telah menjaga laptop itu dengan penuh kasih sayang.. Laptop dijaga dan digilap setiap hari supaya kelihatan baru.. memang cantik.. namun atas masalah kewangan dia terpaksa juga melepaskan laptop kesayangan tersebut.

Harga yang ditawarkan: RM2300 negotiable.

Sesiapa yang berminat sila hubungi saya: eworque@gmail.com or 0193623942 ASAP

Specifications:

DV3-2111TX


Processor: 2.0GHz Intel Core2 Duo Processor P7350
Cache: 3 MB L2 Cache
Current RAM: 2GB DDR2-RAM
Maximum RAM: 8GB
Hard Drive: 320GB
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce G 105M
Display: 13.4” Diagonal High-Definition HP LED BrightView Widescreen Display (1366 x 768)
Multimedia Drive: LightScribe SuperMulti 8X DVD±RW with Double Layer Support
Network Card: Integrated 10/100BASE-T Ethernet LAN (RJ-45 connector)
Wireless Connectivity: 802.11a/g/n
Sound: Altec Lansing Speakers/SRS Premium Sound
Pointing Device: Touch Pad with On/Off button and dedicated vertical Scroll Up/Down pad
External Ports: 3 USB 2.0, HDMI Version 1.3b, eSATA + USB 2.0, VGA, RJ-45, 1 Headphone out, Microphone in, Consumer IR, Multiple Card-Reader
Power: 90W AC Adapter, 6-Cell Battery
Operating System: Genuine Windows Vista Home Premium with Service Pack 1 (32-bit)

Warranty: 3 Years Warranty (2 years and 6 month left)
Purchase Date: February 2010

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Healthcare In Malaysia

I've been watching the SiCKO by Michael Moore which is a documentary about health care in the United States. The documentary explains how the health care is so much related to the insurance companies and corruptions that is involved. Here's something that I saw in the documentary:

• Hospitals need to confirm with insurance companies before accepting patients.
• Those without insurance coverage will be asked whether they can afford the treatment before receiving it.
• If you have insurance but the treatment cost is far greater than the covered amount you can get bankrupt.
• Insurance companies will try to find a way to make patients had breached agreement so that no coverage money will be paid.
• Some insurance companies will only accept treatments by specified hospitals.
• Some hospitals will only accept patients being covered by specified insurance companies.
• Patients who are not able to pay for their treatment will be kicked out.

Those are just a few that I thought I saw in the movie so take a look by yourself by using this link.

After watching that documentary I was wondering can something like that happen in Malaysia. I believe some of those situations are already happening but the difference is we can still rely on the government hospitals. I don't know anything about health care in Malaysia so correct me if I'm wrong.

In Malaysia there are free treatments but not for all kind of illnesses and not for long. Some illnesses require subsequent treatment or medication that is not performed or supplied by the government hospitals. For example people with kidney failure will require dialysis to clean their blood and those with diabetes will require frequent insulin shots. The questions are: Does those treatments free? How long they can be free? How much a patient will have to spend for their chronic diseases? What happen if they cannot afford their

treatment?

I'm also wondering what is the difference between a private and public hospitals in Malaysia. What kind of services are different? Specialist centers are private or public institutions? If the best services are provided by private institutions then only those whose capable can receive such treatments. How about those with lower income whose not able to pay for high treatment cost or even have insurance coverage?

After watching the documentary I did log into the WHO website to check for some statistics. I found out that Malaysian would have to spend about 55 percent on their health care and the rest is by government (if I interpret the data correctly) which is about similar to the United States. Private expenditure on health in France and United Kingdom is only 12 to 20 percent. Our neighbors Singapore and Thailand are 68 percent and 36 percent respectively. I checked this out because the documentary shows that France and the UK give free medical treatments to their people. If I was wrong about the data in the WHO website please correct me.

I would like to hear from people who have knowledge or experience about our local health care system and hopefully can answer all questions in this post. I cannot make any statement because I really don't know how it works.

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Pandai Taip Tak?

Aku singgah blog Afiq tadi pastu jumpa something yang menarik. Test kelajuan menaip dalam Bahasa Melayu. Kerana teruja lalu aku mencoba.. Lepas try Bahasa Melayu aku try English pulak.. so results for both language aku letak kat sini..

28 perkataan
Speedtest

32 words
Speed Typing test

Tak laju pun kan.. Aku terpikir gak.. kalau taip ayat yang memang dalam kepala otak mesti lagi laju dari taip apa yang ada kat screen kan?

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Jenayah Paling Bodoh Di Poland Tahun 2009

Julai 2009 di bandar Gdynia, seorang lelaki cuba mencuri plat nombor pendaftaran dari sebuah kereta. Pencuri tersebut terlalu mabuk sehingga tidak menyedari kereta tersebut adalah kereta polis dan terdapat anggota polis di dalam kereta terbabit.

April 2009, polis Warsaw menahan seorang lelaki yang mencuri tisu tandas dari sebuah restoran dan merosakkan pemegang tisu yang berharga $120. Lelaki tersebut boleh dikenakan tahanan penjara selama 10 tahun.

Satu lagi kes di Lublin Voivodeship pada bulan Mac 2009. Dua lelaki mencuri 6,000 zloty (lebih kurang $2,500) dari sebuah koperasi perumahan. Mereka mengisi duit yang dicuri di dalam beg plastik tetapi akibat terlalu berat beg tersebut terkoyak. Pencuri kemudian membuang beg tersebut dan hanya mengambil 300 zloty. Polis dapat menjejaki pencuri tersebut melalui alamat rumah yang dijumpai bersama beg plastik.

Seorang lelaki berumur 55 tahun menghadapi hukuman penjara cuba untuk bersembunyi dari pihak berkuasa. Polis mendapat maklumat lelaki tersebut tinggal di pinggir bandar Minsk-Mazovetsky. Apabila pegawai polis tiba di kawasan tersebut mereka mendapati sekumpulan lelaki sedang minum vodka dan lelaki yang mereka cari sedang menyamar sebagai meja.

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