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RANDOM FACTS

well, i am 14 years old, aren't i?

ONE basically this section is really random. TWO like it's seriously up to you what you want to have here. THREE like maybe a short-term and long-term goals section. FOUR or some pictures maybe?. FIVE or it could be say, the top whatever songs in your ipod/itunes/etc right now. SIX you could also have a wishlist with pictures attached if you like online shopping. SEVEN heh heh. maybe someone will get you something :X EIGHT it could also be a recommendation section? NINE like maybe good movies/songs/places to shop at :D TEN oh this would also work as a sort of announcement section. ELEVEN like any urgent things you want your readers to know. TWELVE or if you're the type, you could put disclaimers here. THIRTEEN or this could be an advertisements section. FOURTEEN like for your friend's blogshop or something?

T O D O L I S T

this should be useful

>i want a new phone >:D >i wish i can have a laptop of my own :O >i wish im smarter right now ._. >i wish PMR and SPM is cancelled! ;D >i wish my friends and i will never be separated ;)

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Aiyai

7:35 PM - Monday, March 29, 2010

okay.. I'm here just to write a lot more about the camp.. You know why? Cause the internet now is slow.. So, its a good time to blog something. Hehe.

Hmm. Camp. This Ccamp is not tiring, fun. but the place is making my back hurts. kayla, my mum is shouting now. bye2! :D

Camp camp camp

9:51 PM - Sunday, March 28, 2010

Owh God! It's like so damn tiring to be in a tent sleeping. I slept maybe how many minutes only. And you know how we all sit last night? We sat together to sleep. We did not sleep in the tent cause it's wet. So we sleep outside under the canvas. Sakit lha my back. Like crazy. But fun. I found a lot of new friends. So as Ng Yi Xin. She got a lot of admirers edi. Oh well, she's pretty ma..

Now, I just don't know how Kedung managed to sleep so well. Okay la. I just came back from camp. Still tired. Kays, Goodnight. :D

Errrrrr

8:52 PM - Saturday, March 20, 2010

Hey guys! I have nothing to do .. so,, Hallo! haha.. kayla.. bye! :DD

Sung min and byk lagiiii

12:54 PM - Thursday, March 18, 2010

And....
Hero Jejung!! :DD

Haha! Check This Out!

11:54 AM

im like.. LOL!! :DD

Hey Guys!

11:44 AM

Hey!! Hmm.. Nothing much actually,, just wanna inform u guys about my new MSN account, clarice.akim@hotmail.com. And,, check out my new blog template! :DD
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Oh Gosh.

3:07 PM - Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Haiz. Feel like normal school days owh. You know we have to attend BSMM meetings this four days in a row. Especially the comittee members. Aiyo.. And then next week got camp in Bau owh.. Although I can't wait for that, I'm worried about my studies. It's like all my nota is so NOT complete. Soriee teacher! xD Especially my Maths. Aigo. That's the subject I hate most right now besides Sejarah. Sigh. Right now teacher is counting on me for Pbsm for Form 2. Seniors ma. So, I'm going to a camp peringkat negeri somewhere in Malaysia with a Form 4 student. And I'm not sure who isit. Wah. I'm happy and yet I'm nervous. xD

Hmm. What else owh. Let's see... Owh. Right. Me and Lawas joined a competition doing a presentation on Tempat-tempat menarik di Sarawak. Hmm. Interesting but lazy and no time to do ler. It's okay la actually. Cause she has books about it and I'm good in doing presentation. So, done! :DD

Er, oh ya, I din't write about this I think. okayh. Like this, that day we have oral for English ma,, then at the end of it right, our teacher, Miss Dorothy said: " I'm very dissapointed with you, Clarice. Because you should get the upperbend marks like 11. Instead you get 8. You must......"Bla bla. A lot more. I was like, jeez. That's high enough ma. :D Nvm, teacher, next time i'll do like 10000 words for you. Haha. JKJK.

Anyways, anyone watch Akademi Fantasia 8? Nice dowh! Especially Iwan! He's totally cute! Hehe. Daus also not bad. xD So is Alif. Cute2 bha all of them... :D And young. (: But not young enough for me. HAHA! JKJK....

Gosh. I keep on thinking of Akim of the previous AF. He's cute bha. :DD
Wait. I'll upload his pic. :DD

He's sooooooooooo cute!!!!!!!!!

from ugly to sooooooooo cute.. :DD

Kaylah.. that's all. next time i'll write agn.. Bye! :DD

Blah Blah Blah

4:52 PM - Sunday, March 7, 2010

You guys ever heard of this song : Blah Blah Blah by Kesha? Quite nice dowh. Have a try to listen to that song. :DD I'm serious! It's like, a hundred times nicer than the song Tick Tock by her too.. Okay la.. Not gonna push la.. xD Hmm, let me upload her pics.. A bit only la.. :)

Hm,, let me see,, I don't have things to say ler.. xD Hmm.. Anyone knows Akim AF7? Hehe.. Maybe the peoples from other countries dun know him.. Coz he's a new singer too in Malaysia.. So,, faham2 jak la.. :DD

Hm. I'm dying to go in Facebook you know.. So kesian I can't go in Facebook.. Sobss.. :( Boohoo..

Okay. I'm talking craps right now. Wahahhahahaha!!!!

Kayla.. This is one thibg I just remembered just now. Hehehe. Happy Birthday to Joshua Ho a.k.a. The Perasan Guy. He is you know? He thinks he's very kacak. Kacak la tek.. (:P) (goes to a corner and muntah!) Wahahahaha! Just kidding la. He's ok la.. But if he's a gentleman and not that perasan, waiseh, a lot of people must've like him owh. But then, nevermind la.. Hahaha! Jkjk... :D

SMK BL don't have enough stock of good looking guys bha. Haha! Jkjk.. Kay lah.. That's all for now.. I'm so bored. Kays. Bye! :DD

My Story For Today. :D

4:12 PM - Saturday, March 6, 2010

Okay,, first of all,, I finally know what's the suitable blog template weblink for me lor... It's http://www.pyzam.com . It's nice and very easy you know! So, it's great! I changed my template edi.. It's like so sweet.. x)

Okay, er.. What else ar?? Ow.. I don't know what to say. I'm running out of brilliant ideas. Haha! No la.. They're not brilliant.. They sucks I know. But it's okay rite?? :( Haha! No la.. Just random la. Cause nothing to say, so I'll just upload some random pics la kays? Haha!! xD

Wahahahaha.. Random Orang Utan.. :D

Ngehehehehehe.. I'm just soooo random right?? Ahahha! That's just who I am! :P Okayy.. Write again next time.. Bye! :D
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Today

7:32 PM - Thursday, March 4, 2010

Wow. Today. I still can't believe I represented Malaysia in chess competition. WAHAHAHA!!!! Just KIDDING!! That would never happen of course. But then, I represented my school, and then today I competed with 5 students which is from MRSM, Matang Jaya, Batu Kawa, SM Sains, and one more I forgot which school..

I'm like,, is this serious?? I'm in a chess competition?? But still,, what to do,, zz... LOL!! No la.. Actually I like chess since a long time ago, but I wasn't in chess competition la..

Okay, first of all, why does my friends think that chess is a nerd stuff? Gosh! I mean it's 21st Century Dude! Ergh!! Although I do agree a bit with them. Haha!!

Waiseh man, I just can't believe this day has ended so fast. And you know what's more unbelievable? I got 3 wins over 5 rounds! That's very unbelievable, cause this is the first time I join a competition. So I was very nervous and there's butterflies in my stomach. Jeez, I really never thought I've won. Oh yeah! Haha! It does feel happy when you checkmate someone, but it sucks when someone else checkmate you rite? Haha!

This is my first experience in a chess competition you know, so,, er,, I feel so down. Lol. Nevermind la, next year still got ma. :D
Owh, and you know my school's chess team [boys] , ergh! they're so pro man! Especially Chris. Chris Edward. ARH! He's like a total pro! He got the second place among hundreds of boys in the competition you know! I'm like , WoW! I can't even be in that place even in 200 years! Haha! xD

Okay la, I introduce all my team members la, Okay.,, First, May Mee Win. But people call her Farida. She's a good player. Next, Noraini. She's nice, very gentle. :D And she's good in trapping people. =) Third , Siti Salbiah. She's a good friend. I think. Haha! No la, really, she's nice. And er, Mulia.. She's the last minute one. It's like, today then she know she's in the competition. LOL!! Nvm la.. She's my classmate. Nice also la..
Ngeehee.. :D

Okaaayyy.. That's all I guess, wait for my next posting yeah! Bye! :)

Labels: chess, friends

Chess Stuff

8:39 PM - Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Okaay.. I'm like so stress right now..
Okay, first, my exam! The only subjects that I think is easy is BM, BI, Geo, PM and that's all!!
Gosh! I'm so dead!

Plusssss!!!!
Tomorrow is my big day! Not really a big day, but I'm playing chess for the school.
Is that big?? Haha!
Anyways , I just found these stuff in a website : www.chesscentral.com/Chess_Strategy_a/201.htm

It's like, LOL! Cause ,,, what a gig! Haha.. JKJK.. just kidding,, no offense! But, after
reading it right, I still don't get the point. Although I really want to know what does it means, Im still ok with it. Haha! :)
Okay, I'll copy and paste those stuff..

Introduction to Chess Strategy
Do you play poker? There are similarities in strategies between chess and Texas holdem and chess players are starting to take notice. In both games, you must think a number of moves ahead and gather as much information as you possibly can. It’s no accident that expert poker players such as Bob Chiaffone and Howard Lederer are great at chess.
The intelligent reader may ask: "Why am I supposed to study Chess Strategy, while I have only a very slender knowledge of the Chess Openings?" The reply to this question is, that learning Chess is somewhat similar to learning a language. We all know that children acquire a certain vocabulary of their native tongue before they begin to delve into the mysteries of grammar and syntax, and, as a matter of fact, a considerable proportion of people of all nationalities are content to go through life without troubling themselves to learn the laws and principles which govern their language. In Chess, knowledge of the moves and how to play under certain given conditions is equivalent to acquiring a vocabulary in a language, and the syntax may be said to be the study and analysis of the Openings, which we have therefore reserved for a later stage, by which time the student will be better equipped for the task of making himself conversant with the subtleties and beauties of the many and complex variations in the different Chess Openings.
Some Opening Principles and Chess Strategies
Quick List of Chess Strategies:
* Avoid Moving a Chess Piece Twice During the Opening is a good chess strategy.
* It is Better Chess Strategy to Develop the Knights before Their Respective Bishops.
* A good chess strategy is to Develop Both Knights before the Queen’s Bishop.
* A good chess strategy is Do Not Develop your Chess Pieces Exclusively on One Side.
* A good chess strategy is as a Rule Do Not Play a Piece beyond Your Own Side of the Board in the Opening.
* A good chess strategy is if You Have Castled Do Not Permit the Opponent to Open a File on Your King.
* A good chess strategy is to Avoid Pinning the Opponent’s King’s Knight before He has Castled, Especially When You Have Yourself   Castled on the King’s Side.
* A good chess strategy is to Avoid Making Exchanges which Develop Another Piece for the Opponent.
* A good chess strategy is to Avoid Exchanging Bishops for Knights Early in the Game.
* A good chess strategy is to Avoid Premature Attacks.
* A good chess strategy is Seeking a Weak Spot in Opponent’s Position.
For the purpose of study and analysis, a game of Chess is divided into three phases – the Chess Opening, the Middle Game, and the End Game.
The Chess Opening consists of the first six or eight moves, when both sides endeavor to develop their forces into the sphere of action where they will exercise the greatest power against the opponent’s defenses. By this time the reader will be in a position to understand the following principles with regard to the Chess Opening – principles which experience has proved cannot be deviated from with impunity.
* Avoid Moving a Chess Piece Twice During the Opening is a good chess strategy.
This means that when you have developed a piece, it should not be moved again until the other pieces have been developed. If a piece has been attacked, it must, of course, be moved, but this is not a violation of the rule, as the opponent in all probability has departed from principle in attacking your piece, which will ultimately prove to be advantageous to you.
This principle does not mean that both Knights should be developed before bringing out a Bishop, but that it is advisable to play say the King’s Knight before the King’s Bishop, and similarly on the Queen’s side.
The following is an example of the consequences that may ensue by violating the foregoing principles and strategies.
White   Black
1.e4 e5
2.Nf3 d6
3.Bc4 Bg4
Here Black has violated the strategy principle by playing the Bishop instead of the Knight.
4.Nc3 Nc6
5.0-0 Nd4
Black has again played contrary to the principle strategy, in moving the Knight twice during the Opening.
6.Nxe5 dxe5
Best. If at his 6th move Black plays 6...Bxd1, White gives Mate in two moves: 7.Bf7+ Ke7 8.Nd5#, and Knight Mates.
The move in the text leaves him a pawn minus and an inferior position.
* A good chess strategy is to Develop Both Knights before the Queen’s Bishop.
* A good chess strategy is Do Not Develop your Chess Pieces Exclusively on One Side.
* A good chess strategy is as a Rule Do Not Play a Piece beyond Your Own Side of the Board in the Opening.
This last principle means that you should not play a piece beyond its 4th square, until by development you have the other pieces ready to back up any incursions the piece may make into enemy territory. In some forms of Opening, however, this principle is disregarded, notably in the Ruy Lopez, but in that case, it is attacking an important piece which the opponent is supposed to require for his defense.
* A good chess strategy is if You Have Castled Do Not Permit the Opponent to Open a File on Your King.
* A good chess strategy is to Avoid Pinning the Opponent’s King’s Knight before He has Castled, Especially When You Have Yourself   Castled on the King’s Side.
* A good chess strategy is to Avoid Making Exchanges which Develop Another Piece for the Opponent.
It might be thought that the wisdom of this last principle was self-evident, but many beginners constantly disregard it. If, however, the piece which is developed by the capture is the Queen, compensation for the loss of balance in the development of the forces may be obtained by attacking the adverse Queen, which should not, as a rule, be brought too early into action.
* A good chess strategy is to Avoid Exchanging Bishops for Knights Early in the Game.
We have seen that in the early stages of a game the Bishops have a longer range than the Knights, so it is clearly advisable to keep them in the field as long as possible. The disparity between the two pieces gradually tapers off as the game progresses, until in the End Game the Knight is frequently more powerful than the Bishop because its action is not limited to one color of square as is that of the Bishop.
* A good chess strategy is to Avoid Premature Attacks.
It is probable that more games are lost by beginners through disregard of this principle than from any other cause. An attack should never be launched until there is sufficient force in the field to carry it to a successful conclusion, and a premature attack almost inevitably recoils on the head of the attacker. The following is a classic example of the result of violation of some of the foregoing principles, and the position brought about may be reached in a number of different ways.
White   Black
1.e4 e5
2.Nf3 Nc6
3.Bc4 Nf6
4.0-0 Bc5
5.d3 d6
6.Bg5 h6
White’s 6th move clearly violates the principle of avoiding the pin of the adverse King’s Knight before Castling, and after he himself has Castled on the King’s side. If instead of retreating the Bishop after Black’s 6th move, he takes the Knight, it is evident that he will violate another principle, for after 7...gxf6, Black will have a open file for his Rook, bearing directly on White’s King.
7.Bh4 g5
8

White’s game is now as good as lost. He is threatened with the loss of his Bishop by 9...h4, and if he plays 9.h3 to make an opening for it, 9...g4 by Black will perforce open a file for Black’s menacing and powerful King’s Rook.
9.Nxg5 h4
With all his forces ready for an onslaught on the White King, Black ignores the threat of 10.Nxf7, attacking his Queen.
10.Nxf7 hxg3
11.Nxd8 Bg4
12.Qd2 Nd4
Now play as he may, White cannot escape from disaster.
13.Nc3 Nf3+
14.gxf3 Bxf3
Black Mates in a move or two.
White cannot escape the consequences of his ill-advised Opening by playing as his 13th move 13.h3, as Black’s reply will be 13...Ne2+ 14.Kh1, then Black plays 14...Rxh3+, and after 15.gxh3 Bf3# Mates.
If, instead of moving his King, White at Move 14 in this variation plays 14.Qxe2, then 14...Bxe2 will leave Black a piece to the good with a winning position.
* A good chess strategy is Seeking a Weak Spot in Opponent’s Position.
Suppose that both sides have developed their game without disregarding any of the foregoing principles, and that the stage of the Middle Game has been reached, sooner or later one of the players makes a doubtful move which weakens his position, and success in Chess, in a great measure, depends upon the ability of the opponent to detect this weakness, and then take full advantage of it.
It is only by experience derived from assiduous practice and observation that players acquire the knowledge which is requisite to enable them accurately to gauge a weakness in the opponent’s position, and the only assistance we can render is to give some examples, taken from games actually played, and demonstrate the weak points in the positions, and how advantage was taken of them. In order that the reader may derive the greatest possible benefit from these examples, he should always set up the pieces from the various diagrams, and, before consulting the text, endeavor to find out whether White or Black has the better position, what weakness exists, and finally how to direct the attack on that weakness. It will be practically useless merely to set up the position and then proceed right away to play the moves that are given.
This position was reached in a game between Johner and Marshall at the International Tournament at Pestyen, in 1912. A cursory examination might lead to the conclusion that as White has a pawn to the good, and Black’s c-pawn is weak and unsupported, the position is favorable to White, but White cannot play 1.Rxc5 without losing the game.
White   Black
1.Rxc5 Ne2+
2.Kh2 (best) Qf4+
3.g3 Nxg3
It is clear that White’s position is hopeless.
There is, however, a great weakness in White’s position, inasmuch as he is defending his Bishop with his Queen, which, with all the open files at his disposal, is a fine target for Black’s Rooks. The following moves indicate how swiftly and inexorably Black availed himself of this weakness.
White   Black
1.Kh2 Rfd8
2.Qe4 Re8
3.Qd5 Re5
Resigns
White resigns, because if he plays 4.Qd7 to protect his Bishop, Black will play 4...Re7 again attacking the Queen and the Bishop is lost.

Do you guys understand these?? Haha! :DD

Yo peeps

9:52 PM - Monday, March 1, 2010

Alright.. I'm back. Oh, I have nothing to say. Really. I don't know what to say. Okay la, like this, thanks to everyone that wished me Happy Birthday! Love yah all! :D Special thanks to Emily Foo, Wee Ting Ting, Gwendoline, Olga.. and others actually... But then idk wad happened to my fb wall and now i fixed it,, and soo... wished it already ok! :DD okay arh.. I'm just blurr dunno wad to doo... so.. er.. bye! (:

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