The answers to the Lagi Lagi Copy and Paste: Part I post are as below:

ThE DeaTh aNd ThE StRaWBeRRy

Aku bukan tak suka keje kat current dept aku ni… Keje ok je, kadang abih awal. Pastu kalau abih lambat pulak buleh claim OT (bukan macam dept lama aku yang cam bangang tu). Pastu takde RPH (bape items buat per hour). Pastu bleh gi break sesuka hati asalkan keje siap. Pastu takyah hotdesking macam dedulu. Ade extension telepon sendiri walaupun kurang menggunakannye.Agency: Impact & Echo BBDO, Kuwait city, Kuwait
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I've just found a cool webbie with very nice (and I mean very, very nice) wallpapers. The site's called Desktopography. I suddenly have the urge to use all the wallpapers displayed on the site! Well, not all, but most of 'em. And although I love Yuusuke Nakamura's artwork, it's not like I've to use his work as my desktop wallpaper all the time, right?
So, if you're bored with your wallpaper (or the themes you've been using e.g anime, manga, rockstars, pornstars, tvshows, artistes, etc) and you want something artistic instead, type http://www.desktopography.net/ on your urlbar or just click here to change it. But be warned, this site is Flash loaded, so it'll be kinda slow loading, and not good for people using dialup. 
A recent survey revealed that workers are falling victim to ‘Irritable Desk Syndrome’, with 40 per cent of office staff admitting that their desks were normally piled high with files, dirty mugs and scraps of paper, but most couldn’t be bothered to do anything about it.
Put aside some time in the morning to clear up your desk, organise your files and papers and give your computer screen and keyboard a wipe.
Be honest and ruthless with your re-organisation. As you pick up each item consider whether it really is useful to you. If not, then bin it. You will feel much more clearheaded and less distracted. Remember, everything has its place.
According to the ancient Chinese science of feng shui, it is good to have something on your desk that reminds you of a non-work related part of your life such as a favourite picture of your children on holiday or Fido running after next door’s cat – anything that makes you smile and offers some light relief during stressful times at work.
Feng shui suggests that family pictures should be placed in the middle and top-right hand corners of your desk and other images, such as holiday’s snaps, need to be positioned on the left.
The British Chiropractic Association recommends getting up from your desk every forty minutes to prevent joint pain, muscular tension and eye strain. Exercise in the middle of the day enables you to focus on something other than work and can leave you feeling re-energised and more productive for the rest of the day.
Allow time to get out of the office and go out for lunch or coffee instead of sitting at the desk where you spend so much of your day. Turn off your phone, Blackberry and laptop and take some ‘me-time’ away form work. These may seem like frivolous acts but you will return to work feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.
Take time out for yourself. If you are staying at your desk turn on your iPod or mp3 player and drown out the office noise with sounds you enjoy listening to. Better still, find a quiet part of the office, put your feet up, read a book or magazine, call a friend or take a different route to work.
Getting lost in an activity completely removed from your day to day duties is a great de-stressor and when you return to work you will be refreshed enough to take on the rest of the day.
…and give life to your desk by buying a plant. Research by the University of Surrey revealed that plants can decrease stress while enhancing productivity by 12%.
And, another study by Oxford Brookes University showed that indoor plants offer a guarantee of positively enhancing perception and contributing to the well being of office workers. Plants have even been proven to reduce the effects of office noise, too.
Staying out of office politics, avoiding backbiting colleagues and gossips can, given time, have a negative effect on you.
Using positive language creates an image in our minds that the subconscious soaks up. Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania interviewed 350,000 executives and discovered that the top 10% performers held a higher sense of optimism.
Counteract negativity by focusing on the positives aspects of your work – the ‘neg-heads’ will soon realise that you won’t entertain their bemoaning. Where office politics are concerned, there are only losers and no winners.
It makes a huge difference to your working day if there is someone in your office that you have a personal connection with – not too personal, mind you, office affairs can end in tears and end careers. Someone you can go out for lunch with or have a drink with after work.
Workdays can be hectic and stressful, and without good people around you, the days can be difficult to get through. Sure, a company can create an atmosphere and work environment. But, when it comes down to it, if you don’t get along with your colleagues, you probably won’t enjoy your job. Plus, having friends at work helps your morale, and consequently the business.
hari jumaat ari tu, aku kena masuk opis awal sebab ade wokshop kul 12pm (bagi sesape yang terasa ganjil, aku punye time keje ialah dari kol 4 ptg sampai kol 1 pg). jadi nak tanak kena la amek transport kol 10.30 pagi. tapi naik bas dts tuh! ok la wot.
のだめカンタービレ../ Poco sostenuto — Vivace from Beethoven's Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 92 [R☆S Orchestra]tapi yang paling suka rhapsody in blue la.. performance by S Orchestra. performance yang sungguh kiut!!!
/ Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue [S Orchestra]
/ Moderato Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2, Op. 18 (2 Piano) [Chiaki/Nodame]
/ Allegro con spirito from Mozart's Sonata in D major for two Pianos K 375a (K 448) [Nodame/Chiaki]
/ Presto agitato from Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 14 in C sharp minor, Op. 27 no. 2 "Moonlight" Sonata [Chiaki]
balik keje. naik transport. seperti biasa pasang la mp3 player. sampai la lagu lalalalebsong boa ni. hepi la kejap. sebab dulu suka sangat lagu ni, version boa. version Toshinobu Kubota pun suka gaks. tapi lagi suka version boa sebab dia sungguh la catchy. siap terpk nak buat ringtone untuk hp baru (kalau jadi beli baru la).
masuk rumah, naik bilik. bukak pc. punye la mencarik kat tenet, memula ingat lagu rossa. bila nengok lirik, lain. jadi search la guna "nada cinta". jumpa!!! woh, si karen penyanyi baru ni yang nyanyi. tapi sedap jugak dia bawak lagu ni walau lirik ntah aku ade sedikit tak paham. carik mp3, jumpa tapi takleh dl. hmmmmIngatlah Allah (OST Mutiara Hati) - Sakha Feat Hedi Yunus
di waktu kaya ingatlah pada Allah
di waktu miskin ingatlah pada Allah
di waktu sehat ingatlah pada Allah
di waktu sakit ingatlah pada Allah
kerjakan perintahNya
jauhi laranganNya
itulah orang yg diingat Allah
banyak yg kaya lupa pada Allah
banyak yg miskin jauh dari Allah
banyak yg sehat lari dari Allah
banyak yg sakit meninggalkan Allah
itulah orang yg sombong kepada Tuhannya
tidak kenal kepada Allah
ingatlah wahai manusia
semua kan kembali pada Allah
ingatlah wahai manusia
hidup matimu di tangan Allah
di waktu sehat ingatlah pada Allah
di waktu sakit ingatlah pada Allah
kerjakan perintahNya
jauhi laranganNya
itulah orang yg diingat Allah
ingatlah wahai manusia
semua kan kembali pada Allah
ingatlah wahai manusia
hidup matimu di tangan Allah
ingatlah wahai manusia
semua kan kembali pada Allah
ingatlah wahai manusia
hidup matimu di tangan Allah
banyak yg kaya lupa pada Allah
banyak yg miskin jauh dari Allah
banyak yg sehat lari dari Allah
banyak yg sakit meninggalkan Allah
itulah orang yg sombong kepada Tuhannya
tidak kenal kepada Allah

tardy
2 entries found for tardy.
tardy[1,adjective]tardy[2,noun]
Main Entry: 1tar·dy
Pronunciation: 'tär-dE
Function: adjective
Inflected Form(s): tar·di·er; -est
Etymology: alteration of earlier tardif, from Anglo-French, from Vulgar Latin *tardivus, from Latin tardus
1 : moving slowly : SLUGGISH [the tardy pace at which she was obliged to walk -- Charles Dickens]
2 : delayed beyond the expected or proper time : LATE [a tardy arrival]
- tar·di·ness /'tär-dE-n&s/ noun




