Here are some of efenem’s photos in Autumn/Winter 2008 in NNSMA (Point the arrow to the photos and you’ll get some ideas what happened in those photos)
Wacky Christmas
Hudud, Christmas and Dearest dear – I guess we call it THE SNIPPETS
HUDUD
The Hudud Law is somewhat controversial these days, but I’d still like to write something about it with my very humble knowledge of Hudud.
I support the principles of Hudud. Hudud is not barbaric. Whoever told you that must have been brainwashed by the Islamophobic sentiments of the West. When we say hudud, people are imagining amputation for the thief, whipping for unmarried adulterer and stoning to death for married adulterer. There are more to hudud than what I just mentioned, but for now only those are the examples.
Desperate attempt
I attempted six times to write something but failed. Now you are reading the failed output of a blogger.
My hands are unbearably itchy but I’ve got nothing to write about. Should I talk more on the boycott MN thingy? No….. People are already bored with that… Past is past.
Politics? Nehhhh… Just let them politicians do their things. Who cares about Sime Darby or Kuala Terengganu anyways?
Even medical stuffs are quite boring already… What else; student life? MSA updates? USMLE? Christmas party? Birthday party? Medical life? War and hunger? Modeling and photography? Love? Gayism? Hudud? Maksiat? Muslims’ minds?
Haha now so desperate. Updating the blog just for the sake of updating…
Ideas?
Malaysian Night (6) -> Post-MN Snippets
- I have to thank everyone who was involved in organizing and working for MN’08. The Malaysian student bodies in Nizhniy Novgorod also helped out a lot. There were sacrifices; time, money, energy and sleep. MN would be a total fiasco had it not been for you people and I really appreciate that. I recognized some mistakes on our part and for that we sincerely apologize.
Malaysian Night (5)
Malaysian Night 2008 Nizhniy Novgorod State Medical Academy
Saturday, 13th December 2008
Performances : 1st Hostel Hall, 1700-1930
Exhibitions : 3rd hostel, 2nd and 3rd floors, after performances
Food serving : 3rd hostel, 4th floor, after performances
Special guest: Dato’ Mohamad Khalis, Ambassador of Malaysia to the Russian Federation
Dress decently, traditional dresses are encouraged!~
Have fun 
Blog anniversary and little change
Little bit of change in Efenem’s Weblog as it marks the one-year anniversary today (9th December 2008). Nothing really special though. These are the statistics of Efenem’s Weblog up to date:
Total views: 34,000 ++
Total posts: 177
Total comments: 741
Average visit per day: 99
Highest visit (monthly): 5041 (in Novermber 2008)
Highest visit (day): 444 (on 3rd August 2008 – wrote about Saiful Bukhari)
Malaysian Night (4) – Rumors
Rumors are very amusing. In Nizhniy a guy fell off the stairs and open-fractured his humerus. In Moscow the news became the guy fell off the 2nd floor of the hostel and hit his head. When MMC panelists came, many rumored that Russian med schools are gonna be derecognized. Such accuracy…
Also when PPIM met the MSA President, the rumor is that they are giving conditions for Islamization of Malaysian Night. I do not know where these rumors came from. But if you want the truth, the best person to discuss with is the person you rumored about. Although you seem like a detective or have inside source, you are really far from the truth.
We are prone to MENTAL illnesses
Many Malaysian medical students overseas who take examinations in a foreign language suffer from depression when they return.
Physicians for Peace and Social Responsibility (PPSR) vice-president Datuk Dr Abdul Hamid Abdul Kadir (Do you know this guy?? Ngenge) said that large numbers of young Malaysians were being trained in foreign medical schools in Indonesia, Russia (Oh no!!), India, Poland, Britain and the Republic of Ireland.
At a forum on Saturday organised by the PPSR, it was highlighted that at least five such houseman are found to suffer from mental illnesses every month. (that many???)
“These countries have varied systems of medical training and different types of patient care, based on the emphasis of the country. As a result, many of the students who go there undergo a culture shock,” said Dr Abdul Hamid.
“Coming from different universities, backgrounds and experiences, they have difficulty relating and working, especially the weaker students,” he said, adding that there had been a sudden sprouting of many public and private medical schools.
