Last week, my uni results was out, and frankly it was not so good. I was utterly gutted the moment I found my candidate number buried among the many of them. If last year's experience taught me anything, it is for me be prepared for the unexpected to happen, and that is exactly why I am so shaken as the result day arrived. Some part of me wished that this time around, things are going to be different. Perhaps time around, all of my hardwork will finally be paid off, all those times spent worrying, being indulged in nothing but work. I am devastated right now. Last year, I did poorly in my essay subject, Macro but excelled in Micro, which is more Maths-based. As such, I thought to myself, that maybe this year I would have the upper hand should I go with Maths-based subjects such as game theory. And I could not have been so wrong. The table has finally turned, leaving me numb, speechless. My results merely affir...
A couple of weeks ago my parents told me about my cousin who was diagnosed with a stage four cancer, this week they told me how my uncle having a heart attack. He was performing his umrah with his wife, accompanied by their son and wife. They’ve only just got to Madinah for a couple of days when the incident happened. And again, such a story humbles me. It makes you think, how is it can people get on with their lives worrying about getting a PS4 or whether Arsenal is able to regain their place at the top of the chart in the Premier League when there are people out there, real people who spend their nights with swollen eyes, worrying about their loved ones who are in great pain. Okay maybe the way I’ve just put it made it sound worse than it really is. The way I’ve just expressed it above may have been a little excessive, nevertheless it does not make it any less true. Try this; what is the first thing that comes to mind when you woke up every morning? Is t...
The death one of the most influential individual on Earth, Steve Jobs. An evolutionist who transformed our lives. It was such a dramatic if I could say so, since the day before Tim Cook announced to the world of the magnificence of the new iPhone 4S. He was a man who had his own vision, and he believed in it. He thinks like a consumer which the main reason why his products are so successful in capturing our attention. He founded Apple Computer on April 1st, 1976 with Steve Wozniak where they worked in Jobs' parents garage; on December 12, 1980 Apple went public, establishing their headquarters in Cupertino, Calif. On October 23rd, 2001 the iPod was born, and the rest was history. He moved on to introducing the iPhone in 2007, a brilliant integration of iPod and a smartphone. He went for cancer treatment, a liver transplant in April of 2009 as he was diagnosed for tumor in his pancreas. On March 2nd this year, he came back form his medical lea...
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