With strong resolve,
Continue the winning march,
For another glorious triumph!
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Ever heard about Wikipedia? It is the most popular reference site on the Web for this year! It has become the number ONE reference site on the Web, double the traffic of Dictionary.com
A search on the Wikipedia's definition resulted in almost similar writeup:
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Today's Star highlighted this on page 14.
I also receiving e-mails from my friends and students on this matter. Seems like they are quite interested in this case. Afterall, the e-commerce final exam paper that was held yesterday contain a question on e-commerce security...if this news come out a few days earlier...I'm sure more students will attempt this questions.
In fact, one of my student already uploaded this news in her blog. You may visit her blog.
Text copied from the Star online:
Nabbed over unauthorised credit card transactions
BY BERNARD SEE
PENANG: He was a university undergraduate who worked part-time at night at an apparel store at Suria KLCC in Kuala Lumpur.
While working at the store, the 20-year-old student managed to obtain his customers’ credit card particulars, which he allegedly used to make online purchases of RM100,000 worth of flat screen computer monitors and PDAs.
The youth, who was studying for an accountancy degree at a university in Kuala Lumpur, allegedly bought the monitors online from a multinational computer vendor based in Bayan Lepas here.
Several credit card-issuing banks lodged police reports with the Commercial Crime Department in Kuala Lumpur when their customers complained about unauthorised transactions.
On Aug 18, the student was arrested at his house in Bandar Sungai Long, Kajang, when he accepted a monitor from a courier company worker who delivered the package in an ambush set up by the police.
Police seized 19 monitors and three PDAs from his house.
Investigations showed that the student, who started work at the store in June, had sold most of the items to a middleman.
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Today, a total of 1270 students (the highest for this semester for a single paper) sat for the E-Commerce final examination. It is going to be a real fantastic period for everyone.
Students - At last, they can have a good breathe...no more e-commerce anymore...unless they need to sit for the supplementary examination in few weeks time.
Lecturers and Tutors - Its the beginning of a nightmare, hahaha...a testing period of balancing wisdom and physical condition. I am very optimistic that all the teaching team members will be able to deliver the tasks on time!
Happy marking for everyone!
Posted by Kai Wah at 6:56 PM 2 comments
Got this info from Jeff Ooi's blog on the impact of the Katrina on the Internet traffic in US. The image uploaded is the real-time information of the Internet usage data hosted by Indiana University.
We can notice that the southern part of America especially on areas hit by Katrina namely New Orleans, in between Houston and Atlanta had a zero in the amount of data transmission.
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Received a SMS birthday wish from a friend this morning:
"Wish You More YOUTHFUL!"
What a wonderful wish! Simple yet profoundly phrased!
As the physical is aging every seconds,
It is crucial to rejuvenate and
be more YOUTHFUL each moment.
The heart, mind, spirit and energy
must constantly remain youthful.
Life is beautiful!
Life is full with missions!
Arm with a strong resolve
Continue to challenge vigourously
Winning the fights each day,
Creating waves of victories each moment
Be the true victor in life!
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