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Saturday, August 22, 2009

when teacher meet students..

CIKGU WAN

Yesterday,we had an interview with our beloved practical teacher which you can see from up there.Well i know a little bit about her life which is 'she love blue colour and she really hate pink colour'.And the other part of her life is secret.So thats all je.

p/s:she is a great teacher

with ,

littlestar.


Friday, August 21, 2009

wow..Fasting..

Fasting!fasting!fasting!time is so short,yesterday will be history and tomorrow will be a good time for Muslims to fasting.and the best thing to me about fasting is bazaar ramadhan & dapat banyak rahmat daripada Allah.

ramadhan ,
najwa

Thursday, August 20, 2009

picture of happiness

i them

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

freak or refresh ?

When one girl is falling in love with Hollywood's superstar. Sometimes she can be too crazy or too obsess. When she find out ,'the superstar' is dating with another superstar she is really mad until she trash-talk about that girl. Until everything rumors came trough everyone mouth.And when that thing was happen all the paparazzi came trough the superstar's house and ask about the rumors. Well if I am the Superstar.this thing might be too annoying and too bothering to me .So shut up your mouth until you find the clue.


,
Najwa



Tuesday, August 18, 2009

the worst day.

guess what i got 5 FAILED FOR AUGUST EXAM.and i m really sad about it.but never mind.BECAUSE 'IT JUST AUGUST TEST'.


lets get crazy,
najwa;

i ♥ 'my crush'

I always LOVE YOU 'FOREVER N EVER'.

you are the one who bright my heart and soul,

your voice is like heaven to me,

your funny is so hilarious,

your eyes like the best damn thing to me,

AND I LOVE YOU FOR WHO YOU ARE.


P/S:JIWANG GILA .hahaha

i have a crush on you je..,

S'najwa;

Sunday, August 16, 2009

movie you must watch



ALIENS IN THE ATTIC
Sypnosis:
Visitors to picturesque northern Michigan come for a variety of reasons.
The Pearson family, for instance, come for the fishing. The whole clan—Nana Rose, her two grown sons and a teeming batch of grandchildren—are taking a collective holiday full of boats, bait and bodacious family time.
The aliens—well, they come to enslave the world. And they set up their first base camp in the Pearson vacation home.
There was bound to be conflict: Squabbles over the pool, friction over who gets to use the grill, disputes over who broke the satellite dish with their glowy-zappy devices. Legally, the Pearsons would seem to have right on their side, having been the only party to sign a rental agreement and put down a (much needed) damage deposit.
Then again, possession is nine-tenths of the law, or so it's said, and these little green guys have the ability to possess humans almost at will: All they need to do is fire a mysterious little dart into the back of an exposed neck (à la Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom) and voila! The earthling becomes an organic robot, controllable via alien gamepad. (Think wireless Xbox 360 controllers with more vavoom.)
Alas, the unearthly interlopers thought the planet was strictly an 18-or-over type of place: Their little darts don't work on children. So with moms and pops and nanas everywhere in danger of being turned into Sharper Image-style playthings, it's up to the Pearson kids to literally save the world.
(Pause)
I said, it's up to the Pearson kids to literally save the world.
(Pause)
The truth is, the Pearson kids can't even save their allowances, so how are they going to save the whole world? Jake spends all of his on illegal fireworks. Twins Art and Lee can't pull themselves away from their video games. Bethany's too obsessed with her (older) jerk-of-a-boyfriend Ricky, and little Hannah's still taking afternoon naps. This leaves Tom Pearson in charge of the whole saving-the-world operation. He's got the smarts and ingenuity, surely, to come up with a plan to send the aliens packing. Only Tom's decided he doesn't want to be smart anymore.
"I don't want to be like you!" He tells his geeky, brainy dad. "I want to be cool!"
Hmmm. Seems like the stage is set for worldwide enslavement.
Tom, obviously, has his issues. But he turns out to be a resourceful chap, full of creativity and bravery and a surprising knack for leadership. Even Jake—Tom's slightly younger, slightly bigger and far more confident cousin—begins to defer to his more thoughtful relation. By the time the credits roll, Tom makes up with his pops, too. Turns out, family vacations aren't as lame as he thought, and being smart has its advantages.
All the children show spirit and gumption and even alien-oriented understanding at times. When one of the unearthly visitors proves to be pretty nice, Hannah befriends the fellow and names him Mr. Snugglelumps. The rest of the gang are a bit more wary at first, but the alien (whose real name seems to be Spark) wins them over.
Since I've now not only brought up Spark, but given his name, too, I must assign him due credit for siding with humanity—serving as a critical cog in the whole turning-back-the-alien-invasion thing. He doesn't even let the fact that he's been renamed Mr. Snugglelumps set him against us!
The first time we see high school senior Bethany, she's sneaking through her brother's window after an illicit rendezvous with Ricky. She hides behind a door when Dad barges in to bawl Tom out over his subpar grades—during which time he compares Tom unfavorably to Bethany: She didn't get into the University of Michigan by just, he says, "screwing around."
It's obvious there's some innuendo lurking in that dialogue, but Bethany and the Rickster haven't gone quite so far as all that. In fact, Bethany tells Ricky that she doesn't want to take their relationship too fast, and that he needs to be patient. But while her head's in the right place, her hormones are firing on all cylinders. For instance, she becomes flummoxed when Ricky rips off his "constricting" cotton shirt ("I hate cotton," Bethany says under her breath) and invites Bethany to rub suntan lotion on his chest.
Ricky, meanwhile, is all about speeding up the relationship. He pretends his car's broken down at the Pearson vacation home, knowing he'll be invited to stay overnight (Bethany's father warns the two of them that there should be "no hanky-panky"). Ricky also tells Bethany to "pour Papa some sugar," sends her a sans-shirt picture of himself via cell phone and generally reveals himself to be a lecherous cad.
Bethany walks around in a bikini and a midriff-revealing top. Aliens watch a clip from The Mask of Zorro in which we see a lady in a cleavage-baring dress fight, then kiss Zorro. The aliens wonder what's up with all that "lip hugging."
Ricky's life takes a dip downward once he's turned into a remote control toy. He falls off a roof, smashes through walls and gets into a video game-style rumble with Nana Rose (also under the influence of alien technology). Nana punches, kicks, racks and throws him around like a beach ball, leaving him bruised and disheveled. Then, when humans get ahold of the gamepad that controls Ricky, things get even worse: They force Ricky to slap himself about a gazillion times and send him crashing over his car.
Even when he's not possessed, Ricky gets the brunt of the movie's abuse: Tom and Jake fire about three-dozen paintballs at the fellow, most of which smack him in the crotch.
The aliens appear to have acquired most of their knowledge about relationships from Three Stooges videos. They push, punch and paddle each other with great alacrity. To their human enemies, they're less kind. Their little darts spark like miniscule fireworks when they find their fleshly targets. The creatures take down one child with a paintball gun, then tie him up and drag him through the dirt. They destroy a toy car, rip apart a Barbie doll and eat a live rat. They force a human to bash down a door. They regularly tell people they must choose between "eternal enslavement or instantaneous death." Gigantic aliens (the ones in the attic are small) try to grab and smash children.
The kiddos battle back with potato guns, fire extinguishers, rakes, fireworks (which they throw into the house's heating vents) and their remote-controlled Nana. One alien bleeds a bit after battling a plastic slinky. Another is zapped into near oblivion by his own doomsday device and is later snatched by a bird. Aliens turn on an antigravity gizmo (its power, strangely, limited to one upper-story room) that, when it's broken, sends children and aliens plummeting from ceiling to floor.
Bethany says she wants to find the inventor of love and hack him to death with a machete.
God's name is misused about 10 times, and we hear words like "crap," "sucks" and "heck." Aliens say "geck," which appears to be an appalling cuss word on their home planet. Jake refers to Spark as that "alien maggot," though sometimes affectionately. Other putdowns—directed at kids, aliens and adults alike—include "tool," "idiot," "wuss," "frog face," "gas pipe," etc. The phrase "son of a ..." goes unfinished.
When Nana begins to act strangely, one of her sons—who's drinking a beer at the time—suggests quietly that they "better keep Nana out of the Pinot Grigio."
Oh, the lying and cheating those Pearson children do. As noted, Bethany sneaks around with Ricky. Tom hacks into his school's computer system and changes his grades from D's to A's. (His parents find out and give him a stern talking to.) And none of the kids ever tell their parents that aliens have, in fact, invaded the vacation home. They cover their lies and secrets in a myriad of creative ways: When Spark steals and scarfs three or four hot dogs, Hannah claims to have eaten them. When a policeman comes by to ask why someone called about an "alien invasion" (a call made before the children decide not to tell anyone), they apologize ... for making crank calls.
While under the influence of the Pearson kids, Ricky asks if someone might be able to pick up some more adult diapers for him. "Mine are almost full," he says, waving his hand in front of his face. Nana bites Jake's arm, leaving her dentures attached to it. The Pearsons set off illegal fireworks in the backyard with a police officer's blessing. Tom, tired of being thought of as a brainiac, has taken to doing poorly in his classes on purpose. Nana seems to have some sort of television addiction.
Tom talks back to his father. And Jake admits to Tom that he uses his parents' divorce to manipulate his dad. Jake also says that adults can't see what a jerk Ricky is because "their brains are old. Mushy. Fried from too much '80s music."
Bethany and Tom "fail" to remove the remote control device from Ricky's neck after the alien danger has passed, then use the device to make him look like a dancing, flower-eating fool when he tries to get a new girlfriend. "I am so keeping this," Bethany says.
Aliens in the Attic ends happily enough for pretty much everyone involved. The world is indeed saved by the Pearson kids. Tom learns his lesson and makes up with his father. Loathsome Ricky is destined to be a remote-controlled laughing stock until the doohickey's batteries run out.
This review, however, has no such pat, comforting conclusion.
Not that there's anything terribly bad left to say about the film—I think I've already adequately covered what needs to be covered. It's just that there's nothing particularly good to say, either.
No, there's really nothing left to say at all, which means this review will end with a dispiriting fizzle, like a balloon running out of air. Aliens in the Attic is exactly what you'd expect it to be after seeing its lackluster trailer. It's a PG kids' film that 1) should have skipped theaters and been pushed directly to video, and 2) nibbles at the boundaries of what might be acceptable for the younger sort of humans named in its genre. Oh, and there's a third point to make here: This film offers no answers and asks no questions. The Three Stooges have more to say.
Which means, ironically, this say-nothing conclusion sums up the movie quite nicely.

one hot guy.

CARTER was born in Tampa Florida, Sept 4th 1991. The youngest of 3 kids Carter has always excelled at everything he put his mind to. Very active in local sports he played competitive baseball and football. At the age of 7 he decided he wanted to be an actor! He began performing in community theatre, then on to local and national commercials and by 11 he was ready to try L.A. With the support and encouragement of his family Carter ventured to L.A with his mother. It wasn’t long before they were calling the rest of the family to pack up and join them. Always appreciative of his family’s willingness to leave life in Florida and shoot for the stars it wasn’t long before they knew it was the right decision! Since then Carter has starred in television shows such as “Surface” (NBC), “Viva Laughlin” (CBS), “CSI Miami” (CBS), “House”( FOX), “CSI: NY” (CBS), “Without a Trace” (CBS), “The Bernie Mac Show” (FOX), “Unfabulous” (NICK) Along with feature films, “Bad News Bears” (Paramount), “Keeping up with the Steins” (Miramax), “Life is Ruff” (Disney Channel) and award winning short film “A Day’s Work” (Rajeev Dassani director). Upcoming projects include 20th Century Fox’s new family adventure film “Aliens In The Attic”, in theatres July 31st. Carter plays Tom Pearson, starring alongside Ashley Tisdale (High school Musical), Austin Butler (Zoey 101), Robert Hoffman (Step up 2), Kevin Nealon ( SNL, Weeds) and Doris Roberts (Everyone Loves Raymond) among others. In the movie Carter along with his siblings and cousins battle to save their vacation home and the world against an alien invasion! The film is directed by John Schultz (Like Mike). Also coming up is “Arcadia Lost”, Carter plays opposite Haley Bennett (Music and Lyrics, The Haunting of Molly Hartley) and Nick Nolte (Tropic Thunder, 48 Hours). A mystic adventure through remote villages in Greece the three journey to a new place of understanding. The film is directed by acclaimed cinematographer Phedon Papamichael.Currently Carter lives in L A, with his parents Eric and Mary, his sister Tiffany (24), brother Renneker (19), (he is also an actor), 3 dogs and 4 cats. He still plays baseball and football on the weekends with his friends and family and is an avid poker player.
Biggest fan,
najwa


Friday, August 14, 2009

the spotlight had just begun.

"The Queen v.s The King"
who do you think that should win?The Queen for The GIRLS OR The King for The BOYS.
the competition had just begun,
najwa;

One girl lost her shoes.


her high heels shoes is missing.and she ask me to keep her secret from her mother.
Well this is her shoes.i mean her 'cherrylicious high heels shoes'.

Thursday, August 13, 2009

hey monday!


The COOLEST BAND EVER!


The band which is the same 'like boys like girls' and 'PARAMORE!'
Led by powerhouse vocalist Cassadee Pope, Hey Monday lace their infectious emo-pop with alt-rock guitars and slick studio production. The band formed in West Palm Beach, FL, where Pope was first discovered at a regional music conference. Although still in high school, the singer drew attention from A&R execs with her voice, which recalled the radio-ready wails of Avril Lavigne and Paramore's Hayley Williams. She then formed a band with fellow teenagers Jersey Moriarty (bass), Elliot James (drums), and guitarists Mike Gentile and Alex Lipshaw. Shedding their original name (Blake) in favor of Hey Monday, the group won over A&R exec Jay Harren, who signed the band to Columbia Records. Hey Monday then entered the recording studio with S*A*M & Sluggo, the production team behind albums by Metro Station and the Academy Is..., and readied the release of their debut record. Hold on Tight arrived in October 2008 under a joint partnership with Columbia and Pete Wentz's vanity label, Decaydance. ~ Andrew Leahey, All Music Guide.

hold on tight,
S'najwa khairudin;

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Sorry is a big word k..

A friendship of mine which is now became my enemies is writing bad about me in her blog.which is 'lost of friendship'.To tell you the truth she is not really a good friend of mine.k!Ko PEREMPUAN SELALU BUAT 'hidup aq x selesa'.i m sorry to say this because this is true."aq dh malas dgn perangai ko yg selalu anggap yg aq nie macam trlalu budak kecik "n i would to say that u r stink. n i have the reason why i should not apologize you and whai i think about you:



1.KO BAIK,tapi baik ko x ikhlas.

2. KO PEREMPUAN, telah sebarkan nama 'wawa' dekat kelas.

  • ko tahukan yang aq x suka nama tue.n cuba aq panggil nama ko yang ko x suka.KO SUKA TAK?

3. The reason i did't pay KRS fees sebab my untie nak kahwin and dia suruh tolong dia at the same day dengan jamuan tue and to tell you the truth the word SUCK is not for KRS but is for you and the reason is because u always ask me what to do n your attitude like"selalu anggap that you are my mother and its FREAKING ANNOYING"

4. U R TOO BOSSY..(woi PEREMPUAN,ko selalu ingat yang diri ko tue boss sangat and ask me to leave dari KRS but you are just bendahari je)i repeat you ARE JUST bendahari(and-and aq masuk KRS since i was form1 tapi ko baru masuk thn lepas and the reason you join KRS because you follow Siti Sarah.BETUL KAN?

5. You call me chihuahua and a dog in your blog.(If you call chihuahua nad a dog one more time its ok for me) klau ko nak ejek aq ejek la,biar Tuhan sahaja yang balas balik apa yang ko ejek kat aq.sebab aq sedar yang aq nie manusia.Tuhan ciptakan aq1 sebaga manusia.bukan anjing.

6.you write bad about me in your blog n itu ke yang dimasukkn nak mintak maaf sangat-sangat.hah?!

7.WOI PEREMPUAN,ko sedar ke yang ko pun pernah ambik my scissors without my permission the next, my scissors ada kat Shane.(and-and how about my pen and haniey's book, ko amik without permission kan.)tpi yang pasal ko punya CALCULATOR tue aq ingat CALCULATOR yang Yana guna tue belong to her so borrow from and she say 'OK!'

8.Woi aq nk bagitahu something asal ko slalu suruh aq tukar perangai and why you always comment about my attitude.Yes,i agree with you that i am so childish and manja.and i was born to be hyper.and i can't change my attitude because i am just who i am.and people always say 'BE YOURSELF'.tapi ko tue sedar x diri ko pun TERLALU ChILDISh,MANJA n ANNOYING.BUT hey i know everyone ada different attitude.But you always like to comment about my attitude and ask people too change.

9. "Turns out this latest trash-talk from her seems to be about me being a child MOST OF THE TIME".Said AMY .but to tell you the truth, i didn't lie to everybody about you.its true k.tapi ko yang x percaya.if i story to everyone about you i didn't lie.i repeat i didn't lie.BUT You are the one who does not want people to believe about your bad stuff.i know la amy.but,yes i did talk about you and your little dirty stuff yang ko cakap dkat all my friend and someone who's really hate you.

AND I WANTED TO SAY SOMEThING TO YOU Which is

"APOLOGIZE NOT
ACCEPTED."

UR ENEMIES;

najwa khairudin.