1. Deleting account from Entrecard
2. Unlink it from my main blog
3. Hide it from my blogger profile

Hey folks! I am closing my other blog, My Little Black Pot for yet to be determined time. I know most of you guys would not be affected whatsoever, but I still want to let you know how much I effort did I make to ensure my daily life as a student and blogging world tally with each others. I have noticed that even my regular doses of reading blogs (as you could see in Addicted To’s blogroll) is rarely paying me a visit this couple of months. Although I must admit that it must be caused by my own self, who lately do not have enough time to drop by as I used to be.

Thus, in between dropping Entrecard, posting posts for both blogs and commenting back their own consequence readers, I had came to a solution for me to hold on to my life yet again. Oh, don’t forget those studies I have to cover. Tomorrow I will be having a mock job interview (preparation for the future graduate – though I will not be graduating for another 1 and a half year), Environment Engineering and Management test on Thursday and my Chemical Reaction test scheduled to be held sometimes next week. Not to mention tonnes of assignments need to be submitted. Oh, how I love student’s life!

So, it is no brainer to what I should choose. My study will always come first (followed closely with my addiction for TV series). Finally, I hope by closing My Little Black Pot down for a while will buy me some times to reconcile with my new and old readers. Have a nice day!

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Damn those constantly changing policies from Entrecard (and I thought only Malaysia government practices this kind of act). Yeah, I know that Entrecard tries to enhance their services and marginalizes their profits (nothing wrong with that), but some of the changes are plainly unnecessary. For example, limit the EC transfer to another blog to only 1000EC per week is really restricted my Top Entrecard Droppers every month. Other than that, I think other changes are relevant with the current situation.

Just like last month, I would like to express my gratitude for these consistent droppers by credit them with 250 EC for top 3, 200 EC for number 4 till 6 and 150 EC for the rest of the top ten. However, I could only transfer those credits by batch. This week is for top 3, next week for top 6 and the last week for the rest of the remaining droppers. Continue reading to know who received it...

1. Stud Kickass: The Webcomic *up 2 spots from last month*
2. Picture to People *up 3 spots*
3. Is a mans world *new entry!*
4. restnrileks *slide down 4 places*
5. Snapshotcap *new entry!*
6. my review *new entry!*
7. ATNIZ *new entry!*
8. My Life At Ninety: Looking Back and Moving On *new entry!*
9. Clickdtalk *new entry!*
10. moms..... check nyo *new entry!*

EC Transfer schedule:
Week 1-2: 1. Stud Kickass: The Webcomic, 2. Picture to People, 3. Is a mans world

Update: I am really sorry. But I only managed to send the credits to my top 3 droppers. I will think off another way to show my gratitude next month. I am sorry for the inconvenience. Damn Entercard and its changes!

Once again, thanks for dropping your Entrecard here, and congrats to all my Top Entrecard Dropper for September! Wish to see you again next month!

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For those who already follow my Twitter, you might already know that one of my uncles died of heart attack on the second day of Eid ul-Fitr. This is a newspaper report about him. This is just a remainder how in the God's will, everything lies. Even though it is the time of happiness in celebrating Eid ul-Fitr, we still need to remember that everything could happen in this world, no matter when and where. May God bless his soul. Amin.

KUALA LUMPUR: Police deputy internal security and public order director Datuk Jamaluddin Khalid died yesterday. He was 56.

Jamaluddin, who was in Johor to celebrate Hari Raya, collapsed in his hotel room.

He was taken to Kluang Hospital but attempts to resuscitate him failed.

Jamaluddin will, perhaps, be best remembered for his association with motorcycles, both as a lawman and as an aficionado of big bikes.

A former president of the Superbikers Association of Malaysia (SAM), he spearheaded a campaign against illegal racing, together with then federal traffic chief Datuk Supian Amat when he was Supian's deputy in 1998.
They went on a two-week campaign which saw 54 hellriders being slapped with jail sentences.

He went on the offensive against illegal racers again when he became the city's public order and traffic chief in 2004.

Jamaluddin's previous posting was as the Sabak Bernam district police chief, preceded by stints as the Petaling Jaya deputy chief and Selangor deputy traffic chief in the late 1990s.

He is survived by his wife, Datin Posiah Abu Bakar, and three children.

Source: The New Straits Times
Other: The Star

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I am home! Well, after stranded on the side of the highway for almost one hour adding up my journey to 10 hours ride, have to hitch up another bus, four seater bus to be exact (I paid for VIP bus) and then have to wait at highway toll for another half an hour since the bus could only drove my other three friends and me there. God, saying that out loud just make me realize how adventures my journey to my hometown was. At least, it makes me more appreciate and savoring my remaining days at home.

As you may have noticed, I already putted up a new header (I hope you guys like it, I really in hurry to finish it) and changed the color of my blog a little bit. This is just for the Eid ul-Fitr a day that Muslim will celebrate in next couple days. This year celebration perhaps will be the busiest year for me since my very helpful and less-appreciated-until-she-gone maid was ending up her contract. My mother doesn’t want to continue the maid's contract or take any new maid until the end of the year just to make sure that whether my dad would take or not a job offer in Kuala Lumpur.

She also hope that she will be transferred from her current work place to a nearer to home by this year end. So, my brothers and I have to do the cleaning jobs around the house. I know, you may be surprised, by it really has been long before I start to take up my finished dish to the sink again. Sigh. How things change. We are not spoiled kids. Yeah, may be a little, but we learn those domestic works from the second best teacher – by observation (the best one is to actually experience doing the job itself, but I don’t think that is the point).

Anyhow, after a tired day (the same day I spent 10 hours on the bus) doing house cleaning, sweeping, cutting grasses – my house seems like in autumn season, we spent the next day doing shopping. It seems like forever we doing the family shopping together too. Well, I guess after all, this Eid ul-Fitr is a special one. Will be missing out for the celebration! Be sure to wait for my celebration update after this!

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