Friday, April 08, 2011

Audit Assertion

Accuracy
Complete
Cut-off
Accounted

Classification and understandability
Occurence
Validity
Existence
Rights & Obligations

Monday, April 04, 2011

I'm Desperate For Love!

I'm Desperate For Love!
By Sandra Chin

In my lifetime, I’ve done more talks on relationships than I could ever have. While some students gloat in pride that they’ve heard it all, they seem to take off to another route once reality hits, totally abandoning all their knowledge and promises just because they feel they are in love with “THE” person.

If you are one of those seriously thinking of getting hitched because you feel it’s time, I’ve listed a few pointers below. They are not exhaustive and I do not include aspects such as intimacy but you may find them helpful to consider in order to experience God’s best life.

You Are Complete
Just because Eve was made from Adam’s side, you don’t have to go around searching for your lost rib to be complete. You are complete in Christ and being perfected everyday. When you marry, you compliment each other and make the ONENESS in marriage a strong foundation. If you still haven’t found a partner, you are more than capable of living a successful and happy life without crying out, “I’m so lonely, nobody loves me, I’m gonna eat some worms!”. Stop that nonsense, enjoy your single-hood, have lots of good friends and live life to the fullest because happiness is not dependent on having a husband or wife. It is dependent on what you make of it, even while you are still single.

Love Not Lust
Every time someone says, “I love that girl or guy”, I wonder if it means “I lust after him or her”. “Come on, are you saying we’re incapable of loving?” No, in fact we are made in such a creative way where we want to give love and to receive love. But it doesn’t happen overnight. It is nurtured, unconditional, unselfish and sets boundaries. An individual needs to examine his or her motives i.e., lacking family love, insecurity, peer pressured or sheer impatience. Love fuels integrity and is patient to wait without demanding.

Take Your Time
What’s the hurry? Enjoy pure, inspiring and educational guy/girl relationships without the attraction signals coming on. Learning to communicate with the opposite sex is a skill in itself. It is developed over time so you just get better. It’s so fun to be able to talk and spend time together in a group rather than pair off and isolate yourselves. Leave the excitement of romance and wanting to belong to someone outside and keep to building strong friendships that last. Only time will tell whether this particular person is whom God is leading you to. Don’t just dive in. It may be shallow and you’ll end up wounding yourself.

Romance Evangelism
Cut the crap about evangelising the other party because he or she is not in the faith. Lead him or her to the Lord, not to yourself. How many times have we heard someone say, “Oh, but I love him/her... so how?” No matter how much you feel attracted to that person and can’t live without him or her, don’t mix your priorities. Evangelism means reaching people to know God, not fall in love with them. If you can’t handle your feelings, always try to arrange for a group of friends to befriend him/her and let evangelism work from there. Meanwhile, be true to your God who will never short change you.

Respect
There must be mutual respect between the parties. Ladies, you need to respect the man you are marrying because he will be the head of the home. If you can’t respect him, you’ll end up running the whole show. That’s domineering in nature - bad move. Guys, respect the ladies so that you don’t take advantage of her. And if you do - it’s chauvinistic.

Develop Yourself

If you’re not currently involved, take the season of your single-hood as a time of self-development. Having vision for your life and developing yourself intellectually and spiritually is important. If you spend all your time worrying about who you will marry, when, why not, etc., you will eventually find that you've lost precious time on mere questions and fears. Instead, aim to be useful and productive everyday. If you are pursued, you wouldn’t just date every Tom or Jackie that comes your way because you already know what you want. Keep your standards high and either wisely turn the person down or decide to prayerfully pursue the possibilities.

Pray
If you can take so much trouble to research on which college to enroll in, how much more a life-partner. Pray and commit your desires to God. Let Him bring you to that person.

When you do find the dream person of your life, it is pure bliss. Marriage is sweet even when you learn to adjust to the differences. However, the right person at the wrong time or the wrong person at the right time will cause you to stumble and thinking that marriage is not for you. Therefore, carefully tread the fragile surface of relationships and you will find you

Thursday, March 31, 2011

why are there still organisation using telemarketing as marketing tool? Don't you think the method is too old and no longer effective? It showing you are desperate to sell your product and services which gives people a bad impression towards the organisation. Can any stakeholders that can exercise significant influence to scrap this old method or tool? It's annoying and irritating..

Sunday, March 20, 2011

Food for Thought

I found something interested from the net. http://www.femail.com.au/how-to-win-competitions-and-free-stuff.htm

How to Win Competitions and Free Stuff

How to Win Competitions and Free Stuff

CONFESSIONS OF A COMPETITION WINNER

My name is Rebecca and I'm a 29-year-old comper (person addicted to the sight, sound and smell of competitions). In recent years, I have won thousands of dollars in cash and prizes, including trips to Tokyo Disneyland and the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, two DVD box sets of "Sex and the City" (in separate competitions -- what can I say? I really did get "Carried" away), a $1000 Westfield shopping spree and a year's supply of toilet paper!

The addiction begins slowly, you see, and before you know it, takes hold.

For me it all started in university. I was broke, staring at my dismal wardrobe and wondering how to earn some additional income. I already worked two part-time jobs. Then it dawned on me. There were competitions on the Internet, radio, TV, in magazines and supermarket aisles... most places, really. Every day of the week, ordinary lucky schmucks out there were winning cars, holidays and cash. I could be a lucky schmuck. I was already a schmuck, so I was halfway there.

As I am also an incurable Intermernetz geek, I concentrated on web competitions and Googled "competitions" and "win". I was dumbfounded by how many promotions sprang up. I entered everything I could when not working or studying. It was fun -- I loved solving puzzles, playing games and writing poems and having the chance to win prizes for my efforts.

The glorious day came. A month or two after I began my prize quest a letter arrived in the post. I had won a $200 Kookai voucher. It had begun.

Looking back, comping has opened up my world to some extraordinary experiences. I have appeared in a screaming competition (when I was on holiday in Sydney -- strangely enough most entrants were out-of- towners), completed a Mission Impossible scavenger hunt and learnt how to do action movie 180 degree turns in a Mini driving course. When people hear about my latest win, they shake their heads and ask how I won. Well, in the interests of purging my soul and confessing my wins, I'll let you in on the secrets to success...


1. MAKE FRIENDS WITH "25 WORDS OR LESS"

There are two main types of competitions -- those won by skill and those drawn at random. By far the majority of my wins have been from competitions requiring skill, usually "25 words or less" entries. You know the ones: "Explain why you would like to win in 25 words or less" or "Tell us your funniest childhood memory in 25 words or less". So many people are intimidated by this type of entry, thinking it's too hard and they won't be able to think of anything original. Well, they're also the reasons why you should enter. Legions of other potential entrants will be scared off and you'll have a better shot at the prize.


2. FUNNY AND PUNNY

You may have noticed my awful tendency to pun at the slightest provocation. It's an occupational hazard for compers -- we look for puns to make on the product or brand and weave them into a witty little ditty or one-liner. The judges want to see an original poem, slogan or answer that represents their company in a positive light. They are looking for a happy, fun winner. Give them this and they'll be your bestest friend.


3. THINK SMALL, ACT TALL

Seek out pint-sized competitions run by small businesses down the road trying to get off the ground, tiny newspapers and obscure web sites. Their prizes can be surprisingly tasty and how many other entrants do you think they'll have? A handful? A dozen? You're in with a sporting chance. Alternatively, some competitions offer a cubic truckload of small prizes (ever seen promotions where you can win one of 1000 movie tickets?). It's like taking candy from a baby, or rather, movies from a kind corporate benefactor.


4. IT'S DE JA VU ALL OVER AGAIN

Quickly scan the terms and conditions to discover how many entries will be accepted per person. It may be only once, or (oh, happy days!) once per day or week, or even (oh, joy and rapture!!) unlimited. Now get cracking and enter like it's going out of style.


5. FREEBIES AND OFFERS AND SAMPLES, OH MY

Close cousins to competitions, there are plenty of freebies on offer. Think samples of new coffee varieties, tins of cat food, perfume, cosmetics and feminine hygiene products. Good things come in small packages, and in this case in the mail and without requiring you to win a thing. You can even create your own freebies -- write to the potato chip, soft drink or any other company of your choosing, entertain them with a lively letter making a suggestion for a new product or critiquing an existing one and wait for the sweet, sweet goodies to roll in.


6. SHAME SHELF

Some compers will buy 60 packets of dehydated beetroot in the name of winning an iPod or other juicy prize. The trouble is, they are then left with mountains of very un-juicy (and unappealing) beetroot, which they secret away onto their shelf (/cupboard/warehouse) of shame where they stick any excess items bought in an over-zealous competition campaign. If you're paying out more money than you're likely to win, it's gambling, not entering competitions. Avoid the shame shelf and only purchase promotional items you would otherwise want or are likely to use. You'll feel better for it in the morning. Trust me.


7. PERSEVERE AND PERSEVERE SOME MORE

You don't need a leprechaun's pot of gold, lucky rabbit's foot or repeat mystical chants to be lucky. Winning is all in the maths. The more competitions you enter and the more entries you drop in each entry barrel, the more likely you are to win, but the attraction to entering competitions as a hobby is not just winning glorious prizes, it's the anticipation of winning. It feels like Christmas Eve every day, hoping for gifts tomorrow. Keep on entering and it'll be Christmas in no time.


One of the best features of Femail has, for me, always been the gorgeous competitions and giveaways. As every Femail loves her free stuff.

Cheers,

Rebecca Doyle

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Whatever it Takes

"It takes two to say I do"

SOLD

One unit of Messenger Boy half Photo (Limited Design) was sold today and had a great deal with my customer. He was very satisfied with the product. As it is cute and pretty cool. He bought this for his special girl's birthday. This adds value to the product where it's not only cute and cool but sweeeet! Thank you for support XD wish you both have a sweet and good relationship..

Messenger Boy half Photo (Limited Design)
Not only cute and trendy on the outside but also versatile. Stores camera on the lower compartment and laptop at the top compartment.
Price: RM320

NOW RM278 ONLY!

SOLD OUT

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Life will never easy when you get in to degree especially in accounting and finance field. I hope my efforts pay off. I'm seriously struggling right now in year 3 being a final year student. The passes with credits especially with second honour will determine my scholarship is worth and also my exemptions from the professional body (ACCA). I somehow didn't like accounting when I was in secondary school. I think I've mentioned before. In fact as I grow, I think I can't do much in pure arts, where I can't draw or design. So this is the only way that I can go. As time passed, I in love with accounting not only that but tax and audit. I really hope I can go trough all these obstacles and challenges that I have in this final year. God please help me by strengthen me with Your power.

Wednesday, March 09, 2011

More Crumplers!!!

Sunday Brunch
Description: Front of this mini sling bag bears the chic Crumpler design. Cover close using 2 velcro pads. Inside of bag has 1 zipper pocket.
Dimension/size: Approx. 7" x 11.5"
Price RM95

Sunday Brunch (SE) - NEW ARRIVAL
Description: Comprised of main compartment and auxiliary zipper pocket at front. Additional pockets is provided in main compartment.
Dimension/size: Approx. 230mm x 300mm
Colour: Greenish Black
SOLD

After Glory - NEW ARRIVAL
Decription: Comprised of main compartment and auxiliary zipper pocket at front. Both contains additional pockets
Dimmension/size: Approx. 230mm x 320mm
SOLD

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Pretty Boy 7500
Trendy and heavily padded sling camera bag with main compartment for camera boy, flash and lens. Front pocket for accessories.
Price: RM199
NOW RM160 ONLY!

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Slippy Fish
Description: If you like the long bag with the laptop in standing position, this is just the bag for you. Zipper pocket at the front. Inside has 3 big pockets and 2 gauzed pockets.
Colour: Maroon
Price: RM210
NOW RM170 ONLY!

Crumpler on Sales!!!


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Chessy Disco S
Description: Cute sling bag. Front of bag has zipper pocket. Main compartment is divided into 3. Approx. size is 10"x 12". A netbook may fit into mian compartment.
Colours: Black, pink, grey or dark blue
Price: RM140
Cheesy Laptop
Description: Handsome and attractive to go with you laptop when attending meetings or other vocations.
Price: RM260
NOW RM232 ONLY!
Messenger Boy 6000
To the more serious photographers with lens, flash, spare battery
Price: RM220
NOW RM168 ONLY!
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Terra Planer
Description: Exuberates intellectual look. When compact takes on a curvy appearance. 2 small pockets to keep hand-phones and knick-knacks.
Colour: Golden Greenish Brown
Price: RM289
NOW RM245 ONLY!

Pretty Boy 7500
Spacious compartment divided by removable foam partition for storing and transporting cameras and accessories.
Price: RM160
Dangerous Threat
Laptop / Camera bag
Price: RM320
NOW RM272 ONLY!

Pretty Boy 4000 XL
Sling camera bag
Price: RM179
NOW RM145 ONLY!

Saturday, March 05, 2011

Crumpler Sales - Youths Delight Series!

Notebook pouch size 13"
Price: RM55
Chessy Disco L
Sling bag design with thick adjustable shoulder belt and one third leg. Flap closed with 2 verco pads and 2 buckles. Front has one zip pocket and inside has divider that separates the main compartment into 2. Divder has 2 small pockets. The design will make one stands out from the crowd. How cool isn't it?
Colours: Maroon, Pink and Black
Price: RM229

NOW RM180 ONLY!
Messenger Boy half Photo (Limited Design)
Not only cute and trendy on the outside but also versatile. Stores camera on the lower compartment and laptop at the top compartment.
Price: RM320

NOW RM278 ONLY!
Cheesy Pimp
Suitable for laptop, books and documents.
Chic design at front. Size approx. 300 x 400mm. Main strap comes with third leg to wrap around body.
Price: RM210

NOW RM190 ONLY!
Golden Dig L
Suitable for laptop, books and documents
Price: RM199

NOW RM179 ONLY!


MORE TO COME!!
STAY TUNE!!!
contact me via email ivancks2001@yahoo.com (interested)

Crumpler Sales!!

Leather Wallet size 3.5" x 4.5"
Colour: Black and White
Price:RM169 NOW RM130 ONLY!
Canvas Wallet size 3.5" x 4.25"
Colour: Red and White
Price:RM119 NOW RM80 ONLY!
Handphone pouch sizr 3" x 5"
Top row: Leather material
Bottom row" Canvas material
Price: RM89 NOW RM65 ONLY!
Handphone and camera pouches of 3 sizes:
Biggest approx. size 4" x 6" - RM50
Medium approx. size 4" x 4.5" - RM35
Smallest approx. size 3.25" x 4.25" -RM25
Colours: Red, Black, Grey and Brown
Canvas handphone and camera pouches size 3" x 4.5"
Colours: Red and White
Price: RM40

Available in Malaysia only!!!
Contact me via email @ ivancks2001@yahoo.com if interested!

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Friday, February 18, 2011

Hot Chocolate!~ on Valentine's night.. the sad part is not with my special girl cause no one but with bunch of guys and play futsal in the middle of night (in the dark)

Saturday, February 12, 2011

this is love

yes this is love.
taken from Wy Lyn's blog

p/s: hope this is not consider plagiarize hahaha...

Friday, February 11, 2011

I sometimes feel tired in life..Just don't know how to explain. It's like how you feel everytime when you have ups and downs. Like that larh.. How to gain happiness at all times not feeling tired of things in the world? I think Matthew chapter 5 from the bible speaks very well on this. But how to apply it into your life. Have to really seek God for help and strength to sustain.. Life is not easy. To follow Christ, there is costs to pay. Carry the cross!
There is something interesting to discuss to talk to share about. Yes you didn't see wrongly. It's about Taxation. There are two things that each and everyone of us here (human) that cannot skip. First is death and second one is tax. Not only to mention income tax that working adults are paying but the younger ones who have not started working or the income being charged you are still paying tax. Just can't avoid however you try. Let's look at few examples, you go to McD, Kim Gary, KFC, liquor/beer(alcohol); all these are not free from tax. You have to pay something call indirect tax like duty, service tax and etc. All these are payable to Royal Custom still you paying to the government. Just like income tax you just paying your tax to Inland Revenue Board no stranger to all of you still government. Saw the point? No matter what tax you are talking about you still can't avoid. Even now you buy house and sell within a year, you will be taxed at 30% where Real Property Gain Tax is applicable which was re-imposed since 2010. I'm not saying anything bad or good bout tax. It's just a fact of life that each and everyone of us cannot avoid from paying tax. At the same time, life. We cannot escape from death isn't it? How do we face this situation? I think we have to accept it as this world is not for us where we are just passing by. What can we do now is to appreciate every moment you have with others and yourself.

Thursday, February 03, 2011

lou sang! lou ah lou ahh..
Happy Chinese New Year
Gong Xi Fa Cai!!!

Thursday, January 13, 2011

As morning dawns and evening fades
You inspire songs of praise
That rise from earth to touch Your heart
And glorify Your Name

Jesus in Your name I pray
Come and fill my heart today
Lord give me strength to live for You
And glorify Your Name

-Paul Baloche-
put so much efforts..at the end?i scare all wasted..God help me!!!
I was wishing for process costing and mix and yield variance to come out..and it did not!!argh...all my efforts there no more!!!and now I did not adjust inflation for fixed cost...was very stress and now star to sad..arghhh..help!!!!