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Wednesday, August 16, 2006

New Job. New Life, New bike, New Love......

Well 2006 has been exciting up til now. Everything has been going smoothly until last week. One thing led to another..... Continuous trips, insufficient rest and water.... For someone like me, weak in contituent, falling sick seems like inevitable!!! WEAK ... Big size no use..... aiyah.... no choice.. I've seem to know myself too well but every now and then i will ignore the signs. Then... KABOOM... i drop for few days... be it high fever, til I faint or other "jialat" things. Most of my frens don believe that I am weak.... HAHAHAA They forgot 1 thing. The bigger they are, the harder they fall. This verse speaks for itself.

So many trips I wanna go, so many things i wanna do. Jus so many.
Studies..... this has been up my mind since...... God knows... What passed has passed. No point mentioning again. $$ is the most important thing now. God really answers prayers. Just recently, my Company HR came up with something that is so TEMPTING!
Study Loan -> 20K loan, pay back interest free...
Bond -> 20K loan + contract to work for company....

I think i will take the 1st option. Study and pay back asap! Rather then Bond... Cos bond is not happy with pay.. STILL LL stay there slog. So far, I guess I am happy with the Job. Not the pay. There is so much that I can offer. My pay is peanuts! Come on 7 yrs in work force and Annual Income not even qualify for Credit Card application.. How pathetic is that?
(then again, I got all my credit cards after my 1st yr of work------ BECOS OF ALL THE OTs....)
Peepz reading this...... be focus on career... When u don have career = NO $$ = NOthing....
Wan to bring parents out for decent dinner, wanna go for oversea trip ( and i don mean malaysia), wan to buy new furniture or even renovate this old house that has been my Habour for years..... ALL THESE ... I CANNOT give.. .Sad... sad....sad.... Most of my frens married, some even have 2 kids liao.... Imagine going for Primary sch gathering......one word..... Paiseh!!!!
Sec Sch gathering...... worst.....
Poly... eh.. so far.. been skipping... hahahahha

Ok..... dragging too far off topic...
Back to life! God has been great.... .Why? Giving me new lease of life. New Job, New love. Frankly speaking. I only thank God that the job and my new GF turns out fine. I have never so enthusiatic towards my job before. Ok.... beside selling phones part time for the last 5 - 6 yrs... that was kinda interest. Now also bent more on interest then jus a job to me!

GF. Maybe to others she just look like plain Jane or some would refer her as Flashy, "Attention Seeking".. wonder why....... -_-....
To me, she has the bod!!!! Cute eyes, height and the posture - i don like gals slouch (COS she do ballroom dance) "woof whisle" ........ in the 1st place, I didn't even think that she have the slightest interest in me.... Come on...... (a song suddenly drift into my mind) I'm not and Actor I'm not a star ...and I don even have my own car! .....
OK this sounds lame... but that was my level of self esteem .... since..... Donkey years ago!!! hahahaha

All thanks to one of my biker fren....... that brought us into each others life. So interesting!!!! My fren wanted to court her, I had a gal harbouring good feeling towards me that made her drive all the way from KL to meet me in Melaka. End up..... Oh well... rest is history. HAHAHAH.. Life.. so facinating.

Ok Ok straight to the point.....
lAST Last Weekend, after coming back from Port Dickson ( I shall update the trip in a while), I had overstrained my back.... so I do something i normally would do. Stretch my back and head.... Much like cracking the joints of my fingers. Monday night I went to jog, ignoring the strain. Tue Morning I feel something wrong and I went to See Doc right away ( wednesday Is National Day resting at home ALL DAY... how boring is tat.) Thur.... I Struggled to work because my Germany BIG BOSSES coming and I had no choice but to strain myself back... I feel pain in my back halfway waltzing through PIE. As i reach office, I tried to walk normally. Obviously I am sick! My collegues were like " Michael are you OK, U look so Pale!"
I can hardly contain my pain. Lunch time i went into my workshop and lay flat on the ground!...... I felt neusea. Took a mouthful of bread and puked.....

At last, knock off i went to visit a chinese physician.... (Right now i think i made a grave mistake) instead of making me feel better, downright twistedmy tendon and nerve making me went thru hell weekend .... Fri, Sat and Sun my fever crept in as the night falls. My Dear kept me company on Fri nite... I tell you, as the blood throbs, ur back tendon pulls from lower back to right up the skull. It felt like flames blurning! I nearly wanted to end my life!!!! Until Panadol extra come into picture!!!!
The medicine that the stupid doc gave didnt even help a bit! Muscle Relaxant my ARSE! Oh well my point here is tat... my DEAR...... Carin PANG!!!!! Thank you for staying beside me when I was walking thru the valley of death (OK thats a bit too exaggerated). After that night, I truely understand how a Girlfriend can care for the boyfriend. Something that I never in my 28 yrs of living in this pathetic earth did I experience this! What is love? THIS IS THE REAL THING. Nothing ever more real than this!!!! I was whining in pain the whole night, she jolts out of sleep as and when, tryin every means to reduce my pain...... Patting me and trying to massage my back in attempt to reduce the throbbing....
To her she felt nothing, or just something small and simple that any other Girlfriend would do. This small gesture meant a world to me!!!! I told her I appreciated it very much. Even though we are a couple but I still must say it. THANK YOU DEAR!....

Come next week I will be turning 29!!! OMG...... turning big 3 soon... I will strive my best in work and maybe studies in time to come! Thou shall not be looked down..... Thou shall be happy as I can be..... Thou will not repeat the path that I've taken in 2005!!! EVER! ......

As this post ends.... I dedicate this song to my Dear! Its a very old song... sung by a very talented Singaporean Artist in the 80s...... it was one of my very 1st CASSETTE that i bought when I was a very small boy!!! Hahahahha... Old School

Love 57

|| 10:02 PM

13 comments

Comments:

Can you please go for a check up regarding your back pain.... its no joking matter and dont take it too lightly.... Keeping you in prayer....

milnek

# posted by

Anonymous : August 25, 2006 3:30 AM

If you have ever considered leaving the Malaysia for greener pastures, now is best to pack your bags.

The unsettling events happening in Malaysia, both in and out of the Umno general assembly, have sent the message to every non-malay that the leaders of this country will not protect you and your family.

Certainly such actions have gone out of control. No one has attempted to reconcile and speak about the virtues of our multi-racial nation.

Is there anything for any ethnicity to be proud about when one boasts about the efficiencies of his ethnicity in running amok simply because his ethnicity knows how to do so?

Statements like these are usually considered incite and dangerous because they can cause racial tensions. If they were uttered by any other person, a report will be lodged and within 24 hours, we have the police closing in and the person charged with sedition.

It is the normal arrogance that we see year in and year out - very different rhetoric when it comes to the general election.

The Umno delegates and Pak Lah are speaking different languages. There is no unity in the party. Pak Lah has warned the speakers against making racial remarks but even his own son-in-law has not abided by it.

You see these unscrupulous and inexperienced politicians bashing non-malays to gain points with their malay voters.

Without us, I am afraid they would be bankrupt of ideas to stay in power. Hisham is a disgrace to the legacy of his grandfather and father.

Those who complained about the setback of the malays, frankly they only have Umno to blame. It is not the other races who have held them back, it is the Umno leaders who drives million ringgit Mercedes and live in the multi-million ringgit mansions.

People who are not secured and do not have the leadership skills to lead the country will threaten others with 'you cannot discuss this and that because you will disrupt the harmony of the races'. Why? Because these people do not have the intellectual capability to engage in open debates/discussions.

Because they are in power and they want power.

# posted by

Anonymous : November 18, 2006 7:28 AM

I have mentioned in my posts that NEP is not constitutional and has extended its period beyond what has been planned to be necessary. 20 years has passed, but greed has set in.

Greed to benefits only a few and not the poverty stricken Malaysians. An affirmative policy that helps the poor regardless of race is needed.

I have also demonstrated that India has Muslim presidents despite being 80% Hindu. Similarly, in Australia there are Asian mayors. In America, New Zealand and many countries, top positions are for the capable not based on race or religion.

Now, let us not sweep all discussions under the carpet with the term Article 153.

Article 153 should always be interpreted together with Article 8 that all Malaysians must be dealt with fairly and treated as equal.

While the position of the malays are respected and their heritage not forgotten, they are not meant to be the guardians of toll and wealth and collectors that usurp all money, oil and some natural resources till it is left dry.

It is important we publish this, so we do not just shiver when we hear Article 153, and begin to think of greedy ways to gain from another or use it to put down another races.

(1) The quotas reserved must be reasonable and the reservation of licences and permits for malays and natives must be of such proportion as may be deemed reasonable.

(2) The scope of the reservation of quotas is only with respect to positions in public service, scholarships, and other similar educational or training privileges accorded or given by the federal government.

(3) The special reservation of quotas must not affect the rights of other communities.

Apart from the provisions allowed under the abovementioned Article 153, all citizens of Malaysia must be treated as equal. This is clearly provided for under Article 8 of the Federal Constitution.

Article 8:

(1) All persons are equal before the law and entitled to the equal protection of the law.

(2) No public authority shall discriminate against any person on the ground that he is resident or carrying on business in any part of the federation outside the jurisdiction of the authority.

(3) There shall be no discrimination in favour of any person on the ground that he is a subject of the ruler of any state.

NEP: It will destroy the Malaysia.

We must demand these changes and the power is with the people. We must go against a corrupt government, a fanatic religious social structure and not accept crime rates and NEP. We need to change Malaysia and the social structures that are not relevant for Malaysia anymore.

We need to free ourselves from these chains that make our lives not worth living.

# posted by

Anonymous : November 18, 2006 7:33 AM

I am a Chinese Malaysian who emigrated to New Zealand four years ago. I love Malaysia and I remember my times in the 'kampung' in Seremban where we (Chinese, Indians and Malays) used to play football together.

At 15 in 1976, I applied to join the Royal Military College (RMC). I was the school soccer captain, had a distinction in Bahasa Malaysia (this was not common then) and excellent academic results. I was prepared to be soldier, to die for my country. However, I was rejected by RMC. I was too young to know the reason then.

I continued with my schooling at the same school, finished my Upper Six and was offered a Bachelors course in University Malaya and also at University of Singapore. I chose the latter because that was the defining moment for me when I first felt the effect of the NEP policy.

I finished my Masters in Law, and came back to Malaysia in the 90s. That is when I began to see all the segregation of the races and the true impact of the NEP policy.

I see the corrupt ministers, the discriminatory practices of government departments and institutions, the insults hurled at the Chinese, the Kampung Medan riots blamed on the Indians, the numerous police abuses, etc.

Still I believed things would change for the better eventually. But for a decade, I saw the non-malays being marginalised, MCA and MIC are no longer able to sit on the same table with Umno as equal partners.

Umno can make racist comments and need not apologise. That is when the moronic Hisham with his keris comes to mind. In which developed country is a political leader allowed to play racial politics and threaten another community with impunity?

Everyday, I read the same comments about the situation in Malaysia, the non-malays wishing for a Malaysian Malaysia.

If you want the situation to change, do something about it. Why keep the racist Barisan Nasional in power? If you keep voting them in, you deserve what you are getting now. Stand up, exercise your voting rights.

My children are the third generation in my family having to go through this NEP crap, hence I decided to leave Malaysia.

I had a choice, I exercised it, I emigrated for the simple reason that I don't feel safe anymore in Malaysia and I do not wish my children to undergo the discriminatory practices in Malaysia. In New Zealand, minorities like me are protected.

I am free to say what I want, and everything is on merit. I have no complaints even though I miss Malaysia. Have a look at how Muslims (a minority) are treated here and maybe Malaysia authorities may learn how to treat its minority races better.

I yearn for the old days when my old football team existed without consideration of color, race or religion.

That said, I doubt Malaysia will be the same as in the 70s as long as the Barisan Nasional race-based parties are in power. So exercise your rights Malaysians, you have to take the risk of voting for an alternative government.

# posted by

Anonymous : November 18, 2006 7:36 AM

Folks, I am not an opposition, I am a normal person, and I belong to no political party. I am very concerned about the welfare of my beloved country.

I always have great respect in people - not that he is from the opposition party. Nobody could have taken so much of insults from BN party and still hold steadfastly to his principles.

Truth is truth - nothing can change it. How it comes, and from where it comes, does not matter.

As the No. 1 leader in the country, Pak Lah must be a transformational leader, to weather off all the storms. Technology and globalisation bring along radical changes.

Malaysia cannot tell the world: You all go ahead, I can wait.

The waves of disruptive changes will drown all of us and make Malaysia one of the poorest countries in the world, if Pak Lah adopts this stand. (Nigeria is one such good example.)

After more than a year in office as premier of the country, my personal opinion about Pak Lah is: he has to be stronger. He must be fearless to institute changes, for the good of the country. He sure can silence all his critics, if he is sincere in doing the best for his country.

Otherwise, the opposition will one day become the ruling party, and BN will play the role of opposition.

So many living examples for BN - just look at our not-too-distant neighbours, India and Bangladesh.

Ruling party, opposition party……….they are frameworks but not an excuse - if we so love this country, beautiful Malaysia!

# posted by

Anonymous : November 18, 2006 7:40 AM

What is your problem? Pak Lah said that now he is walking the talk with the 9MP, but those are not what we want from his talk talk days. We want him to fulfill his pledges in having a transparent, accountable government. Stop giving us lies!

Sick! Simple and dirty way to become billionaire in Malaysia.

Singapore (transparency, efficient and clean government) had proven to the world that they have struggled and gone far better than Malaysia (racist and corrupted government) in terms of economy and others even though they have been separated from our Bolehland since 1963.

Hello Malaysia……….Wake up!

Sadly, the government is not setting and leading a good example for the private sector and people to follow, e.g. transparency, social responsibility, non discrimination, equal employment opportunity, competency and accountability, and etc.

It is the private sector, in particular the multinationals with huge resources, that are setting and leading a good example for the local businesses to follow.

Always country's culture. We might not know whom pocket is filled with money but we sure know about this kind of process. Worse still a lot being supportive of certain parties just to get projects as that. They are selling their soul for money. This is just of the thousand cases repeat happened.

They give the contract to one company to earn all the money - what some more is crony way of awarding the contract. Hope BN government will feel the pinch later.

Pak Lah is Mr Clean? Oh my God, biggest lie of all!

Biggest sin of Pak Lah is inaction and ignorant! With all the power he is holding now coupled with the biggest margin ever in election victory, Pak Lah can do many things. But he chose not to. He just let all his cronies and airheads ministers grabs whatever things they want, do whatever they want!

I think Pak Lah is the laziest prime minister we ever produced! He could be totally incompetent too. Probably that is the reason why Mahathir wants to remove him at all costs.

# posted by

Anonymous : November 18, 2006 7:44 AM

Yes, certainly a change in lifestyle is needed. But a change in the management of our country's wealth from the abundant natural resources seems to be a more effective medicine than merely changing one's lifestyle.

Hey whilst having a dream to live in Australia is indeed good, don't forget that those who screw us all these while will be there too. They have mansions and yachts everywhere.

So wherever you go these people will still haunt you for the rest of your life. Again I m saying this, in other parts of the world there are natural disasters to destroy the nation but in Malaysia we have these numbskulls. Maybe God is just being fair.

Yes, I agree Australia is a Utopia because people manage the resources of the country well.

Australia is definitely the place to be for living a high quality life with everything you need. Was studying there for a couple of years and definitely would like to relocate there.

Many are upset with what happened to Malaysia as a result of Umno policies. But it has nothing to do with the ordinary people of all races - Malay, Chinese, Kadazan, Indian, Iban, and etc.

Wherever we are, if we contribute in any way, we should do our best to ensure Malaysia and its ordinary people are protected and in save hands.

The ordinary people must be left to live their ordinary lives of ordinary aspirations.

Seriously……….besides the good food, natural resources, some amazing friends and relatives, and (used-to-be) beautiful islands, I don't see anything that wonderful about this screwed up country run by screwed up people.

I give up. Period.

# posted by

Anonymous : November 18, 2006 7:49 AM

NEP - A truly Never Ending Policy!

Let us look at all the countries around the world.

Is there a country that has achieved economic equality among the races?

Let us not be fooled by the power-that-be.

Vote for change at the next election!

# posted by

Anonymous : November 18, 2006 7:52 AM

I am a second generation Chinese Malaysian with an Australian PR (permanent residence). I took it up mainly because the forecast does not look too good for my children in Malaysia, i.e. university entrance requirements, promotion in government and armed forces, discount in properties purchases, etc.

In one letter said, "A person with PR status has two choices. When it is good weather that person can stay on in that particular country, and when the weather turns bad, he can move on to another country. A person who goes overseas to study may try to get PR to find a job there. But PR or not they are second-class citizens in that country."

I do not mind being classified as second-class citizens in Australia because even as PR, we are treated fair and square (except that we don't have voting rights). Everything there is based on merit and not the color of your race or skin.

For information, I feel very sad and disgusted to be treated like a second-class citizen in our own country.

The real reason is that the affordability of tertiary education hits most middle-class Malaysians. However most find a way out by obtaining PR status either in Australia, Canada, New Zealand or the UK.

Permanent residency of Australia entitlement includes not having to pay full fees for one's children's tertiary education. A PR only pays the home student's scale of fees.

However, as I am not running down the shortcomings of life of one country or another but rather depicting important real life issues that affect life in a developed country like Australia, I shall endeavor to comment on some points that bemuse me.

As for the free university education my children received, a quick search in the library should reveal the fact that, free university education was accorded to all and sundry in Australia.

In essence, people in Australia are gauged not by race but by merit. Therefore, it is ironic to claim that white Australians behave more superior to anyone else, while the society at large is governed by non-discriminatory policies.

Nevertheless, it doesn't in anyway grant privileges for a university admission. Australia is a free society where everyone is equal and measured by merit.

As everywhere else in the world, quality medication is expensive. But then in Australia, 50 to 90 percent of the real cost of compulsory medicine is subsidised by the government. Private healthcare insurance is again an alternative for those who do not wish to go through the public healthcare system, which provides service based on 'medical need' rather than 'individual preference'.

In actuality, unemployment benefit is not a blind handout. It is subject to skills upgrade for employment under the Tafe (Technical and Further Education) programme. Isn't this the epitome of a caring government?

Discrimination is a myth of the past era of 'White Australia'. In reality, meritocracy is the only prevailing force in action. For instance, two-thirds of undergraduates pursuing medical degrees in Melbourne University and Monash University are Australian of Chinese origin from different parts of Asia. Isn't this strong enough proof of Australia's non-discriminatory policy?

Moreover, Asian migrants have excelled in different professions from university chairs to specialist doctors solely on the grounds of their merit. Furthermore, anyone with the substance and the support of voters can become the country's prime minister.

Hence, no one could stop an Australian-born Asian from contesting the office of prime minister in Australia if he aspires to do so.

A better life to all.

# posted by

Anonymous : November 18, 2006 7:54 AM

It is about time Pak Lah should stop all the international scenes and stay home to solve the national problems.

No good governance at home, and he is now preaching for good international governance? Why do we vote for people who are so adept at wasting time?

Isn't he pathetic? Promising so many things to the citizens and yet, nothing to be deliver, now he want to "preach" at international level. Pak Lah simply amazing.

Has he changed anything? Has anything changed?

Anyways, what happens at home will too reflect on the outside. So, I hope Pak Lah might realise this and make an effort to clean house.

# posted by

Anonymous : November 18, 2006 7:58 AM

Malays are a race of people who still live under a coconut shell. To us, the world is as big as the shell we live in. We are fortunate because we are princes of the land, our land is fertile, anything can grow on it.

When we want to cook curry, coconuts are there. If we want chicken meat, all the kampung chicken run wild. If we want to eat fish, we can easily catch one or two from the rivers or padi field. What more, we produce petroleum too, the only thing is we have not learned how to extract petrol and diesel from it.

"Malaysia is very advanced, self-sufficient and most knowledge in the world come from Malaysia, so all the information that we need are in Bahasa Melayu. The world better learn Bahasa Melayu in order to access all these wonderful knowledge that we have in Malaysia. Because we are world's biggest economy, other countries who want to trade with us better learn Bahasa Melayu."

We also have a lot of "former world No. 1" exporters - tin, rubber, palm oil, air conditioner, etc. How nice to relive the nostalgic yesteryears every now and then……….

We may never be big again. Never mind. "Malaysia Boleh!" We Malaysia Boleh compare with the Japan, German, America, anybody, just name them!

Funny, isn't it? The country will be 50 years after independence, the government still provide us with tongkat. We love you Malaysia!

This is a laughing stock article.

Think of improving the country from bribe, economic and equal right among races so that the Malaysia real meaning Boleh.

In my view, no matter what is said now and in the future, and whether English does get reinstated to its former position of importance or not, whether our present batch of politicos and upcoming will or will not make the changes to elevate English, this blasted fact will remain - Malaysia has let innumerable opportunities for super-development pass in the last two decades.

The other fact is that these opportunities will never come our way again.

Let those who feel study English is not important continue to study Bahasa Melayu and those who want to continue to study English continue to study English. That way in time to come we can see which group progresses faster and more employable.

There is no need to deprive any group from studying what they want to study. We lost a generation of English speaking citizens through the short sightedness of our leaders.

All these talk are pride and again a result of entitlement mentality. Not having faced real world competition, a disconnect exist between their knowledge and idea with the real world. All the talk are theoretical and imaginary, not implantable solutions and results. Coupled with false pride, the result is just that - false.

Because of this short sighted policy, thousands of graduates are unemployable. We have only to blame our leaders for this state of affairs and is a sad reflection of our leaders capability. Time and history have proven that our leaders lack vision and foresight.

The sad part is that the leaders of this country did not have the vision to place a higher importance to this aspect which had been one of Malaysia's competitive advantage. So we are now lagging behind.

Bolehland is lost! Too many mistakes are made at the great expense of the country and ordinary people - socially, politically and economically.

At the end of his tenure, Mahathir said the only thing I give him credit for, no one is going to wait for the malay race to catch up, the rest of us will move on and the harder it gets the harder we push.

It is very sad to see a promising country in this difficult situation!

Those responsible for this terrible mess should come forward and apologise to the ordinary people with concrete solutions and plans to resolve the many critical issues confronting the country - short, long and immediate term solutions and plans.

# posted by

Anonymous : November 18, 2006 8:01 AM

If you dare, Najis, if you have the balls, let us appoint an international commission, made up of businessmen, educators, judges, lawyers, professionals, and carry out a systematic research and come up with a report, to see if the Chinese in Malaysia have or have not been systematically marginalized over the past 50 years.

Have you got the balls to play ball? You have not for sure, you are chicken, a chicken who talks cock.

Nah!

However, despite the systematic disadvantage, the Chinese work hard, and become successful, yet your lazy bums species get jealous, start waving keris, unhappy, we are the master, we deserve this, we own this land, we want 30%, we want that, we were here first (forget about the Orang Asli), blah blah blah……….Shame on you.

Where is your dignity?

Shitting cock. Talking cock. Walking cock.

One lousy sad stupid shameless cock.

# posted by

Anonymous : November 18, 2006 8:05 AM

Hisham said the people should not gamble away the future of the country by championing race politics. The irony is he does not have to look too far for such people.

What Khairy and some of the UmnoYouth leaders did was to champion race politics. It is obvious that Hisham did not point his finger at his own colleagues for wrecking the future of the country.

He is wrong because he did nothing when his fellow colleagues in Umno Youth were making all sorts of racist statements. He is wrong when he is equally guilty of doing the same - championing his own race.

It is better for the Umno Youth leadership to realise now that the original spirit of the New Economic Policy (NEP) was meant to help the poor and truly marginalised malay community to catch up with development. The policy was meant to assist them to reach a level playing ground with other communities.

Based on the first objective of NEP, there is no connection between the policy and the Malay agenda. On the contrary, when the policy was introduced, the language used to frame the policy framework was non-racial, e.g. eradication of absolute poverty regardless of race.

Unfortunately, over the years the NEP was manipulated as a tool to breed patronage politics. Patronage politics is the chief cause of corruption. It is the kind of political system which is used by the 'Little Napoleons' to perpetuate their corrupt practice and their hold on power.

As a result, we enriched the well-connected and privileged few but neglected the poorest 40 percent of society.

It is the distortion of the NEP policy implementation that we criticise. We support special privileges to given to the poor regardless of race so that those at that socio-economic level can use the extra assistance to make a better a living. Privileges should not given to those who are already living comfortably. The NEP is not a privilege to be given to people of a certain skin color.

A methodology used since 1971 should merit a comprehensive review so that we do not leave out some important but marginalised segments of the society. We need to find out why after 34 years of the NEP, the poorest 40 percent of the society are becoming even poorer.

The government should focus on closing the income gap between the poorest and the richest regardless of race. One effective way is to focus on capacity-building and enhancing access to economic opportunities and means.

# posted by

Anonymous : November 18, 2006 8:08 AM