GRAEME MCDOWELL WON U.S. OPEN

McDowell, the Champion of U.S.Open 2010

"I just can't believe

how difficult this golf course was,"
McDowell said. "I had a little peek at
the leader board to see what was going on,
and no one was going crazy. I couldn't believe that."

Graeme McDowell, a 30-year-old from North Ireland, became the first European to win the US Open Championship since 1970.

McDowell posted a even-par 280 for the 72 holes at the very difficult conditions of Pebble Beach Golf Links. Though this score may not fit the typical Sunday finish for a US Open winner, McDowell made the fewest mistakes to earn the prestigious trophy.

Dustin Johson, a two-time Pro-Am winner at Pebble Beach did very well in the first three days and started Sunday with a three-short lead. However his 11-over-par, 82 round didn't help his cause.

Similarly, Ernie Els, Phil Mickelson, Tiger Woods and other elite golfers failed to conquer the treacherous Pebble Beach and to win the illustrious trophy. Please click here to see the leader board.

HAPPY FATHER'S DAY 2010

TO ALL FATHERS,

WISHING YOU A WONDERFUL

FATHER'S DAY -

WITH SOME SPECIAL TIME

TO RELAX,

TO DO WHAT MAKES

YOU HAPPY...

FATHER'S DAY,

IS A DAY TO

MAKE SURE YOU KNOW

HOW APPRECIATED YOU ARE...

...A DAY TO EXPRESS

ALL THE FEELINGS

OF LOVE AND PRIDE

THAT A DAD AS SPECIAL AS YOU BRING!

HAPPY FATHER'S DAY

SINCERELY,

AR-RAINA FAMILY

HAPPY BIRTHDAY IDLAN

Adik/Idlan and his cowboy hat

HAPPY 16th BIRTHDAY
TO YOU ADIK/IDLAN

MAY ALL YOUR WISHES COME TRUE!
HAVE A GREAT DAY
AND
A WONDERFUL YEAR A HEAD!

LET US CELEBRATE IDLAN'S
BIRTHDAY
BY CLICKING THE FOLLOWING
VIDEO AND SING
TOGETHER

AN ENLIGHTENING POEM

I came across recently an enlightening poem which I thought, should be shared by you, our esteemed visitors. This beautiful poem entitles The Difference.

THE DIFFERENCE

I got up early one morning
and rushed right into the day;
I had so much to accomplish
that I didn't have time to pray.

Problems just tumbled about me,
and heavier came each task.
"Why didn't God help me?" I wondered.
He answered, "You didn't ask."

I wanted to see joy and bounty,
but the day toiled on, gray and bleak;
I wondered why God didn't show me.
He said,"But you didn't seek."

I tried to come to God's presence;
I used all my keys at the lock.
God gently and lovingly chided.
"My child, you didn't knock."

I woke up early this morning,
and paused before entering the day;
I had so much to accomplish
that I had to take time to pray

In our endeavor to achieve success, we sometimes take things for granted until we encounter difficulties or tragedies.

The above poem reminds us the greatness of God (Allah for Muslim). Let us show our gratitude by worshiping Him. We ask for His guidance, we seek for His blessings and we knock for His love. May God grants His compassion and mercy to all of us, Amen.

SELAMAT HARI GURU 2010

SELAMAT MENYAMBUT
HARI GURU
KEPADA
PENGETUA,
PENOLONG-PENOLONG KANAN
DAN GURU-GURU
SMK SEAFIELD, SUBANG JAYA
SERTA
SEMUA GURU-GURU
DI SELURUH NEGARA

JASA BAKTI MU
TIDAK TERNILAI HARGANYA
BAK CAHAYA GEMERLAPAN
MENERANGI USAHA
MEMBINA ANAK BANGSA
MENJADI INSAN BERGUNA
KEPADA BANGSA, AGAMA
DAN NEGARA

CIKGU,
TERUSKAN USAHA MURNI
WALAUPUN
DUGAAN SENTIASA MENANTI
SETIAP KHIDMAT BAKTI
DIIRINGI DENGAN DOA
SEMOGA BERJAYA
DAN DIBERKATI,
AMIN.

YANG IKHLAS,
ANAK DIDIK
DULU DAN
KINI

AUSTRALIA'S NEWEST HERO

Jessica Watson coming through

Sydney Heads after crossing the finish line.
Photo: Dallas Kilponen

The Prime Minister of Australia, Mr Kevin Rudd had to wait for Jassica Watson for three hours before hailing her as "Australia's newest hero."

"You do our nation proud," Mr Rudd said. "You are a hero for young Australians ... and young Australian women."

However Jassica humbly said she had to disagree with Mr Rudd as "I don't consider myself a hero".

"I'm an ordinary girl who had a dream. You just have to have a dream and set your mind to it.’’

For more details please click here and watch the following video.

WELCOME HOME JASSICA, A HERO

Jassica Watson


“Tomorrow I am going to wake up and sail around the world.” said Jassica Watson on 17 Oct. 2009

Jassica Watson, an inspirational 16 year old Australian will become the youngest person to sail around the world, solo, non-stop and unassisted once she cross the finish line at Sydney Heads around 11:00 am local time today.



Jassica had a vision to become the youngest person to sail around the world. With her strong determination , the support of her family and her team, she left Sydney on 18 October 2009 to realize her dream. Jassica's historic voyage was posted in this blog on 19 October and 30 October 2009.

Now that you are arriving home, WELCOME HOME JASSICA! You are a hero. We, in Malaysia and all over the world are proud of you for achieving such an outstanding accomplishment.

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