Eid Mubarak 2008 - Episode 2

okay, for this 2nd episode i'll just summarize it in bullet points. easy to read, yet save me time. Heeeee~ oh, anyways, it's all abouut the second day raya and onwards. the special episode on open houses will also be posted soon.

SECOND DAY OF RAYA.
the highlights ;

* suprisingly, my sissy, Raedz Ramlee arrived in Brunei safely around 1 Pm.

* Babak cooked some foods.

* More people were coming.

* Oh. still celebrating and enjoying raya at neneks'.

* Busy. Busy. Busy.

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THIRD DAY OF RAYA.

* We, as in 7293 Family 'berayaa' to some of neneks' cousies and siblings.

* Fun.

*Ada kena gave angpaoo. HAHA.

* Tired.

* Hmmmm, lupa alreadyy. HEEHE. :$

* Oh, i wore baju kurong that is 0range-brown in colourr.

NazEz Ramlee & Raedz Ramlee.

Evi Ramlee, Areel Zulfadhli, Zulfadhli Hamdi

Nenek Eboy, Mommy & Nenek Egurl.

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FOURTH DAY OF RAYA.

The highlights;

* Us, went to Tutong and some other places to visit the family from my dad's side.

* A very fine day but tiring.

* Get to know my "saudara-jauh'' well. HAHA. :P

* Visited Kubur Momma (my nenek girl/ babah's momma) in tutong. Al-Fatihah.

*Most of the places we went are in Penanjong Tutong.

* My brother, Munir Ramlee Couldn't join us because he had to work.

Me. HAHA.

Okay, that's all fer now,

Assalamualaikum.

Eid Mubarak 2008 - Episode 1

As promised, i'd love to share with y'all about my so-happening-eid mubarak. :D


Oh. Lemme start with first day of the Hari Raya;
The first day of Raya went super-duper great! Yknw, as usual, my family as in the RR's went to nenek's house in Serusoppe. We celebrated our raya for the whole day there. Babah cooked many types of food like soto, hati buyah, ayam, and more. (i'm malas to list out all altho i remember them all) It was kinda an open house lah kali tapi inda official. haha. apakan~ As usual, every year, i'm the one who always ask by nenek egirl to give all the goodies bags and 'angpao' to all the kids. I, basically, give only to the small ones. HAHA. Anyone who looks 'big' to me, sesiapun sajja. HAHA. Jahat~ Anyhoo, i also met all my cousies, nephews and niece. It was happening but sadly, my second sister, Ra'edzatul Ezwin, well, better-known as si Adek, wasn't there with us. She was in Singapore. She couldnt join us in Brunei cos she had to go to work. But wait, suprisee. HAHA. I'll cerita one by one, okay? Hee. Oh, not forgetting, as the youngest daughter in the family, and the second youngest grand-daughter in the family, i still got the angpao yknw. HAHA. Jgn jealous. All in all, i got about $100+ lah jua. HAHA. What else? well, it's a-day-a-must-to-remember.

okayy, i'll end this first episode with some pictures taken during the first day of raya, 2008.












Okay laah, enough fer now. yes, there are more pictures, but i'm lazy to upload. heee.

xoxo.

i knoww what youu did! THANK YOU! HA-HA.;)

this year, my raya turned out to be BORING cos' my money and pendrive were stolen!
hmm. i just want my pendrive back. please?
i don't care about the money, i just want the pendrive back!!
enough said,
miss than.

P/S; Sorry sir. i will post about my so-called-happening-raya, SOON. :P

My Life~

Exposure to Media Violence Makes People More Aggressive And Violent

Whether or not exposure to media violence causes increased levels of aggression and violence in young people is the perennial question of media effects research. Some experts, like University of Michigan professor L. Rowell Huesmann, argue that fifty years of evidence show "that exposure to media violence causes children to behave more aggressively and affects them as adults years later." Others, like Jonathan Freedman of the University of Toronto, maintain that "the scientific evidence simply does not show that watching violence either produces violence in people, or desensitizes them to it."

Advertisement does more harm than good to society

Advertising has grown to be an industry worth many billions of dollars across the world. Almost all public space has some advertisements in sight and all forms of media, from newspapers to the internet, are also filled with adverts. Whilst this helps companies sell their produces, and helps consumers to learn what is on offer, many believe that this huge amount of advertising can be harmful. It may make people want too much, or things that they cannot have, or it might make them feel inadequate when they don't have something. Research shows that children can be particularly open to these kinds of risk.

Advertisers don't have the good of society in mind when they do their work - they only care about making profit. This means that they regularly advertise unhealthy or harmful things. Fast food adverts are a large part of the reason so many children are obese. The adverts just try to make children eat as much food as possible without any concern for the health costs.

Many adverts do more than just advertising products. Some try to make people feel inferior if they don't have the product, or if they have something which the product would change. Perceptions of beauty and fashion in particular have been terribly distorted. Many young people have low-self esteem, and lead unhealthy lifestyles because they feel they should be thinner and more attractive like the models they see in adverts. This leads to serious problems like eating-disorders and self-harm.

Our society is build around the idea that companies produce things that people want, and this is what makes us prosperous. If consumers suddenly stopped wanting to buy so many products then what happens to the people whose job it is to make them? The economy will suffer terribly. Of course some people take materialism too far, but most people buy just what they need and then a little extra when they treat themselves. This is a much better situation than one in which people can only afford to buy the things they need - that would be a step backwards.

Adverts which promote seriously unhealthy things are becoming very rare. Cigarette advertising is all but extinct, and alcohol adverts are being more restricted. With adverts such as fast food we see as well that companies are changing their message to promote healthier options. This is because it is bad for businesses to be viewed as harming children. Public pressure and successful regulation will always bring any advertising problems back under control.

The First Ad;

Product : Snacks.

Brand Name : La Cocinera.

Appeal :

Claims :

Person : None.

Placement : About the centre of the ad.

Point of View :

Posture :

Persuasive Language :

Target Audience : Target audience are for young people

The Second Ad;

Product : Perfume.

Brand Name : Hugo Boss.

Appeal : Sex Appeal.

Claims : Unfinished Claims.

Person : Jonathan Rhys Meyers.

Placement : At the bottom of the ad.

Point of View :

Posture :

Persuasive Language :

Target Audience : the young rich man around the world