House of Humaimee

Alhamdulillah, setelah sekian lama menanti, ada juga laman untuk batch KISAS lepasan SPM 2001. Syabas buat admin yang berjaya menerbitkannya: Klik di sini.

Ketika majlis perkahwinan kami pada tahun yang lalu, ada beberapa siri slide show yang ditayangkan di dalam dewan. Slide di bawah memaparkan semula tayangan tersebut:

Lagu background: Menawan Dunia (Dinyanyikan ketika pelancaran Proton Exora)

MENAWAN DUNIA
Tidak gentar
Tidak pernah jiwaku terketar
Apa jua yang merintang
Ku pasti jua bertahan
Dan teguh ke depan
Mengibarkan sayap impian bergemerlapan
Meluncur pergi ke hala persada nan tinggi

Chorus
Kini ku menawan dunia
Telah ku gagahi pawana
Menung dan khayalku bukan lagi sekadar fantasi
Kini ku dipandang dunia
Telahku langkahi hampa dan lara
Dan ternyata kan ku
Menjangkau sejauh jua

Bridge
Yang mustahil mampu diubah
Yang samar pasti tersuar cahayanya
Biar lesu kaki melangkah
Jangan sekali mengalah

Adlib & backup vocals
Nyata kini Proton (menawan dunia)
Terbuktilah Proton (dipandang dunia)
Pasti sudah Proton (menawan dunia)
Nyata kini Proton (dipandang dunia)

If you’re reading this entry on Internet Explorer or any other non-multilingual supported browsers, then it’s likely that you don’t know what I’m talking about. Try viewing this post in Mozilla Firefox or any other browser. What can you see?

While suffering to setup Fedora on a PC yesterday, I tried to look for something else to do (or rather, somewhere else to channel my frustration). During undergrad studies, I found out that there is a certain Unicode character which you can use to dictate the selawat which we always say upon hearing our Prophet’s name (sallalaahu a’laihi wa sallam). Not only that, there’s also Jalla Jalaaluhu which we sometimes mention after Allah’s name. So, I thought … hey, why don’t we try and see how these Unicode character works in HTML.

It’s really simple. With reference to the Unicode Character Code Chart here, you should identify the hexedecimal value for the special character that you want to use. In my case, for instance, I wanted to use the ‘sallalaahu a’laihi wa sallam‘ character which is mentioned in this chart under the Arabic Middle Eastern Scripts.

What next? Once you have identified the hexadecimal value, you should now go into your HTML code and place the unicode value anywhere preferred with the following format:

&#x<HEXADECIMAL_VALUE>;

Replace <HEXADECIMAL VALUE> with the Unicode character hexadecimal value which you have already identified. Don’t forget the semicolon at the end! If you selected the hexadecimal value FDFA, then your outcome would have been this: ﷺ. If you selected FDFB, then it would be this: ﷻ. Keep in mind, though, that in order for the character to display properly, your browser has got to have support for it. If you’re using Mozilla Firefox, I wouldn’t worry so much. Plus, you need to declare the following in your HTML document somewhere between the <header> and </header> tags:

<meta http-equiv=”Content-Type” content=”text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1″ />

That’s it from me … happy experimenting!!!

Sudah agak lama membiarkan blog ini. Entri kali ini adalah suatu renungan untuk kita bersama – dipetik dari sebuah emel:

KUBUR SETIAP HARI MENYERU MANUSIA SEBANYAK LIMA KALI:

1. Aku rumah yang terpencil,
   Maka kamu akan senang dengan selalu membaca Al-Quran.

2. Aku rumah yang gelap,
   Maka teranglah aku dengan selalu solat malam.
   

3. Aku rumah penuh dengan tanah dan debu,
   Maka bawalah amal soleh yang menjadi hamparan.
   

4. Aku rumah ular berbisa,
   Maka bawalah amalan Bismillah sebagai penawar.
   

5. Aku rumah pertanyaan Munkar dan Nakir,
   Maka banyaklah bacaan “Laa ilaha illallah, Muhammadur Rasulullah”, supaya kamu dapat jawapan kepadanya.

Brainwaves for the auditory and visual systems are detectable in baby’s noggin this week. That means baby’s brain is registering things like sound and light. She can’t understand what any of it means yet, but she’s on track to comprehend an entire episode of Blue’s Clues in no time!

As hearing continues to develop, your baby will start to recognize your voice. One hint that your karaoke rendition of “Bohemian Rhapsody” is not the best would be when the baby starts banging on your gut. Your bambino will also start to recognize your partner’s voice. He may feel silly talking to your stomach, but assure him that somebody other than you is definitely listening. Research has shown that newborns actually recognize familiar sounds after birth. Proof that your baby has been paying attention all along.