Feel like yesterday I bought the domain, onehamdi.com. Suddenly, it has been a year with me. The date of creation is July 13, 2008. And now is July 16, 2009.. It’s mean, the age of this blog is 1 Year 3 Days. haha. (terlajak 3 hari la pulak)

What should I do after a year blogging with this lovely domain?

1. Should I eat and sleep?
2. Let it go?
3. Keep blogging with the same domain and hosting?
4. Get a new domain and hosting?
5. Stop blogging?
6. Update it once a year?
7. Do I need to update like 5 post in an hour?
8. Throw the ads?
9. Make my own advertisement company?
10. Should I die now?

I have been questioning myself. What to do? How to improve? Need a small changes or totally change the blog? Change the design? Change the domain? or should I change the AUTHOR? No way man. I’m the owner of it and I own it!

Who cares about it? Do you? Yes, I do!

Any idea of it? Let me know yea!

Malaysia – Proton Waja

Malaysia – Proton Perdana

Australia – Alfa Romeo GT

Austria – Porsche 911

Bulgaria – Porsche 911

Canada – Jaguar S Type

China – Hummer

Germany – Brabus CLS Rocket

Germany – Porsche 911 Carrera

Italy – Lamborghini Gallardo

Italy – Smart

Japan – Skyline GTR

Singapore – Subaru WRX

South Africa – Lamborghini Gallardo

UK – BMW M3

UK – Lamborghini Gallardo

UK – Lotus Exige

USA – Corvette C6

USA – Dodge Viper

USA – Ford Mustang

USA – Hummer H2

USA – Nissan 350Z

The face of a young Michael Jackson as he appeared in the era of the Jackson 5 and their discovery at the famous Apollo Theatre in Harlem

Michael Jackson as he appeared in January 1978 during the filming of “The Wiz”, a reinterpretation of “The Wizard of Oz” set in New York

Michael Jackson as he looked in 1979 at 21 years old

A 29 year old Michael Jackson poses on the 15th September, 1987

Michael Jackson as he appeared in 1997 at the The Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles, California

A masked Michael Jackson arriving at the Oxford Union on the 6th March 2001…

…to give a lecture, and launch his global initiative for children “Heal the Kids”

Michael Jackson testifies in Santa Barbara County Superior Court, on the 13th of November, 2002 in Santa Maria, California as part of a $21 million lawsuit with his longtime promoter, that accuses the singer of backing out of two millennium concerts

Michael Jackson leaving the Santa Barbara County courthouse on the 3rd of June, 2005, in California as jury deliberations on Jackson’s child sex trial began

Michael Jackson poses on the red carpet during the RainbowPUSH Coalition Los Angeles 10th annual awards on the 8th of November, 2007

ipconfig is a commmand line utility available on all versions of Microsoft Windows starting with Windows NT. ipconfig is designed to be run from the Windows command prompt. This utility allows you to get the IP address information of a Windows computer. It also allows some control over active TCP/IP connections. ipconfig is an alternative to the older ‘winipcfg’ utility.

ipconfig Usage
From the command prompt, type ‘ipconfig’ to run the utility with default options. The output of the default command contains the IP address, network mask and gateway for all physical and virtual network adapters.
‘ipconfig’ supports several command line options as described below. The command “ipconfig /?” displays the set of available options.

ipconfig /all
This option displays the same IP addressing information for each adapter as the default option. Additionally, it displays DNS and WINS settings for each adapter.

ipconfig /release
This option terminates any active TCP/IP connections on all network adapters and releases those IP addresses for use by other applications. ‘ipconfig /release” can be used with specific Windows connection names. In this case, the command will affect only the specified connections and not all. The command accepts either full connection names or wildcard names. Examples:

ipconfig /release “Local Area Connection 1″
ipconfig /release *Local*

ipconfig /renew
This option re-establishes TCP/IP connections on all network adapters. As with the release option, ipconfig /renew takes an optional connection name specifier.

Both /renew and /release options only work on clients configured for dynamic (DHCP) addressing.

Note: The remaining options below are only available on Windows 2000 and newer versions of Windows.

ipconfig /showclassid, ipconfig /setclassid
These options manage DHCP class identifiers. DHCP classes can be defined by administrators on a DHCP server to apply different network settings to different types of clients. This is an advanced feature of DHCP typically used in business networks, not home networks.

ipconfig /displaydns, ipconfig /flushdns
These options access a local DNS cache that Windows maintains. The /displaydns option prints the contents of the cache, and the /flushdns option erases the contents.

This DNS cache contains a list of remote server names and the IP addresses (if any) they correspond to. Entries in this cache come from DNS lookups that happen when attempting to visit Web sites, named FTP servers, and other remote hosts. Windows uses this cache to improve the performance of Internet Explorer and other Web-based applications.

In home networking, these DNS options are sometimes useful for advanced troubleshooting. If the information in your DNS cache becomes corrupted or outdated, you could face difficulty accessing certain sites on the Internet. Consider these two scenarios:

* The IP address of a Web site, email server or other server changes (rare occurence). The name and address of this site normally stay in your cache for 24 hours after your last visit. You may need to clear your cache to access the server sooner.

* A Web site or other server was offline when you last visited it (hopefully a rare occurence) but since has come back online. The cache will normally keep a record that the server is offline for 5 minutes afer your last visit. You may need to clear your cache to access the server sooner.

ipconfig /registerdns
Similar to the above options, this option updates DNS settings on the Windows computer. Instead of merely accessing the local DNS cache, however, this option initiates communication with both the DNS server (and the DHCP server) to re-register with them.

This option is useful in troubleshooting problems involving connection with the Internet service provider, such as failure to obtain a dynamic IP address or failure to connect to the ISP DNS server.

Like the /release and /renew options, /registerdns optionally takes the name(s) of specific adapters to update. If no name parameter is specified, /registerdns updates all adapters.

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This is the definition! Now, gonna get through the problem that might happen to you if you use Windows Vista.

It’s happen to me (I’m using Windows Vista Home Premium)

*click image to enlarge

It shows that “The requested operation requires elevation.”

What to do?

I finally found the solution, instead of simply opening a command prompt like before, we now need to run the command prompt as administrator.

To do this, all you need to do is go to:
Start > All Programs > Accessories > right click Command Prompt and click Run as administrator!

*click image to enlarge

I hope this tutorial can helps you to solve the problem.

Music Memorials | 6:38 p.m. Expect a number of Jackson music marathons in the days to come. According to our colleague Stuart Elliott: WCBS-FM, the oldies station in New York, is broadcasting some of Mr. Jackson’s greatest hits. The station said it would have special programming later in the day.

Mr. Jackson was one of the icons of MTV’s early days in the 1980’s. Our colleague Steve Reddicliffe says that the music channel is now playing the music videos for “Beat It” and “Thriller,” accompanied by a “breaking news” graphic on the screen about the singer’s death.

Update | 6:37 p.m. The Associated Press is reporting that Mr. Jackson is dead.

Reaction | 6:37 p.m. Television news images showed large crowds gathering outside the UCLA Medical Center. “People are already showing up in costume, believe it or not,” said a Fox News correspondent, Trace Gallagher, comparing it to the circus he witnessed during a trial involving Mr. Jackson.

More Reports | 6:29 p.m. “A lot will be said about Michael Jackson as we learn more about this story,” Brian Williams said on the “NBC Nightly News.”

“He was incredibly talented, a child star who was an adult with deep troubles and physical and mental health issues.”

The reports of Mr. Jackson’s death ricocheted around the world with remarkable speed. The news led Friday morning newscasts in Japan.

CBS and ABC are also reporting the news, standing on their own reporting now.

L.A. Times Reports Jackson Is Dead | 6:24 p.m. The newspaper cited “city and law enforcement sources.” The networks and CNN are also broadcasting the news, citing the Times story.

Reports: Jackson in a Coma | 6:15 p.m. Several news organizations including the Los Angeles Times reported that Mr. Jackson “is in a coma.” The newspaper attributed the news to one law enforcement source. CNN is also citing “multiple sources” as saying that Mr. Jackson is in a coma.

Update | 6:11 p.m. LOS ANGELES – An unconscious Michael Jackson was rushed to UCLA Medical Center on Thursday afternoon by paramedics who performed C.P.R., according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.

Early reports indicated cardiac arrest, but a hospital spokeswoman was not immediately available for comment. Mr. Jackson, 50, has been renting a mansion in the Bel Air neighborhood, a short distance from the hospital, and rehearsing for a series of 50 sold-out shows in London.

Joe Jackson told to E! News, an entertainment Web site and cable channel, that the singer’s family was scrambling to determine his condition. “I am in Las Vegas, but yes, people in Los Angeles called me and are with Michael and tell me he was taken to the hospital,” Mr. Jackson told E! News. “His mother is on her way to the hospital now to check in on him.”

Mr. Jackson is scheduled to perform in a series of concerts in at the O2 arena London, beginning next month and continuing into 2010. The shows have been widely seen in the music industry as an important possible comeback for him, with the potential to earn him up to $50 million, according to some reports. But there has also been worry and speculation that Mr. Jackson, who is 50, was not physically ready for such an arduous run of concerts, and Mr. Jackson’s postponement of the first of those shows from July 8 to July 12 fueled new rounds of gossip about his health.

Even though Mr. Jackson has sold millions of albums around the world — “Thriller,” from 1982, has been certified 28 times platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America — his eccentric lifestyle took a severe financial toll. In 1987 Mr. Jackson paid about $17 million for a 2,600-acre ranch in Los Olivos, Calif., 125 miles northwest of Los Angeles. Calling it Neverland, he outfitted the property with amusement-park rides, a zoo and a 50-seat theater, at a cost of $35 million, according to reports, and the ranch became his sanctum.

But Neverland, and Mr. Jackson’s lifestyle, were expensive to maintain. A forensic accountant who testified at Mr. Jackson’s molestation trial in 2005 said that Mr. Jackson’s annual budget in 1999 included $7.5 million for personal expenses and $5 million to maintain Neverland. By at least the late 1990s, he began to take out huge loans to support himself and pay debts. In 1998 he took out a loan for $140 million from Bank of America, which two years later was upped to $200 million. Further loans of hundreds of millions followed.

The collateral for the loans was Mr. Jackson’s 50 percent share in Sony/ATV Music Publishing, a portfolio of thousands of songs, including more than 100 by the Beatles that are considered some of the most valuable properties in music. In 1985 Mr. Jackson paid $47.5 million for ATV, which included the Beatles songs — a move that estranged him from Paul McCartney — and 10 years later Mr. Jackson sold 50 percent of his interest to Sony for $90 million, creating a joint venture, Sony/ATV. Estimates of the value of the catalog exceed $1 billion.

A member of the pop group The Jackson 5 as a child, Mr. Jackson was a pint-size musical dynamo. He under the aegis of Joe Jackson, spent years in talent shows and performing in seedy Midwestern clubs his dictatorial and ambitious father. Joe Jackson and Berry Gordy, the founder of Motown Records, were the singer’s twin mentors during his early career.

Mr. Jackson eventually broke with his father and the Jackson 5, a move toward creative and financial independence marked by his collaborations with Quincy Jones on a trio of albums. The most memorable of those is 1982’s “Thriller,” which eventually racked up sales of 51 million copies globally, according to the Guinness World Records, making it the best-selling album in history.

A spokesman for the Los Angeles Fire Department told CNN that rescuers were called to Mr. Jackson’s home at 12:21 p.m. Pacific. “When paramedics went on the scene, they treated the patient, then they immediately transported the patient to UCLA,” the spokesman told CNN. Mr. Jackson’s home is located only a few minutes from the hospital center.

Cable news channels almost immediately started showing paparazzi shots from TMZ, X17Online.com and Hollywood.TV of Mr. Jackson’s entourage arriving at the hospital. By mid-afternoon, television news helicopters were hovering above the medical center.

Entertainment news Web sites including EOnline.com and PerezHilton.com appeared to be loading more slowly than usual, or not loading at all, an indication of the intense interest in Mr. Jackson’s hospitalization.

Farrah Fawcett

Farrah Fawcett, an actress, television star and pop-culture phenomenon whose good looks and signature leonine hairstyle influenced a generation of women and, beginning with a celebrated pinup poster, bewitched a generation of men, died on Thursday in Santa Monica, California, according to Paul Bloch, her spokesman. She was 62 and had been battling cancer since late 2006.

To an extraordinary degree, that fight was played out in public, generating enormous interest worldwide. Her face, often showing the ravages of her illness, became a tabloid fixture, and updates on her health became staples of television entertainment news.

In May, her cancer battle was chronicled in an NBC primetime documentary, “Farrah’s Story,” some of it shot on home video. An estimated 9 million people viewed it. Ms. Fawcett had initiated the project with a friend and producer, Alana Stewart, after she first learned of her cancer.

Reference

http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/06/25/michael-jackson-hospitalized/?em

http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/06/25/farrah-fawcett-dies/

Yesterday I received an email from notice-security@mybank.my!

This is scam and a fraud from unknown person who owns a domain that is mybank.my

ahahah

BECAREFUL!

Alamak, error! What to do? Need to refresh when it happens!

Urgh!

Finally, I got my Dell (TM) Travel Remote Control! Yahoo.

lucky it’s working with my Dell XPS M1530. Yeah!

I got it last Saturday!

Thanks Dell for send it to my home!

haha.

It cost me about RM57.

CYBERJAYA (June 8, 2009) : Former prime minister, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad was conferred with an Honorary Doctorate of Humanity by Limkokwing University of Creative Technology (LUCT) today as tribute to his vision and achievements in transforming Malaysia during his 22 years of premiership.

“To talk about Tun Dr Mahathir is easy. There is so much that he has done. His footprints are literally everywhere in this country. You will also find his footprints in other countries,” said the university’s founder-president Prof Emeritus Tan Sri Dr Lim Kok Wing at the conferment ceremony.

“But to pay tribute to such an extraordinary person calls for more than an extraordinary effort.”

In crediting Mahathir for being instrumental in the liberalisation of private education, Lim said it was the catalyst that enabled Malaysia to become a regional hub of education, leading to the university becoming a globalised player in tertiary education.

Mahathir was one of three icons conferred with the doctorate by the university. Other recipients were former South African president Nelson Mandela in June 2008 and former Botswana president Dr Festus G. Mogae in February 2008.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Abdul Razak was conferred the Honorary Doctorate of Social Transformation in April 2008.

Credit to TheSun

Gallery for the day.

Arrival time!

Hall of Fame!

Marketing Department Lounge!

Bye bye LUCT!

Banners!

P/S: Thanks to the photographer.

Hemant Singh, Ahmed Y Idries, Egisty Renka Razuary, Feby Nurlita Sari, Ramy S. Maki

By the way, I just got a chance go upadate the blog due to final exam.