On Eagles' Wings

Study Week has always been hard. Close friends know that I have a problem with making decisions. (Sometimes. Less now. But sometimes. I'm working on it.) And there are just soooo many choices to be made during this critical period ! Which do I do first? This? While doing this? Or watch 10 episodes of this in one sitting? Or camwhore with my new falsies :D (I just bought these at the Cheras Pasar Malam   !  What do you think? :P) Or sometimes, just look out my window and stare at the melor  flowers outside. (Ah, yes. That's my missing window pane >.<) Or would you rather stare at these  all day? >.< Which would you  choose? >.< I have to say that I lost the battle today. I spent all day on FB, email, Youtube and blogs. I read a couple of slides from my notes. And then spent the rest of the night rewatching old episodes of How I Met Your Mother (cos it's so AWESOME I ...

You are the captain of a ship. A huge storm rolls in and threatens to sink your beloved boat. If all are to survive the storm, you and your passengers need to abandon the ship and get into a lifeboat - a single lifeboat left. Everyone scrambles to get into the lifeboat. But there is a problem. There are about 20 of you, but the lifeboat can only hold a maximum of 10. Any more on the boat will threaten to overturn the entire lifeboat and put everyone's life in danger. If you do not throw people off the boat, you will ALL drown at sea. As the captain, how do you decide who stays, and who goes? Age? Gender? Health? Ability to swim? En. Mohsin posed this question to us during that same lecture. There were many opinions voiced. Some said the sickly ones, those with terminal diseases should go, because they were going to die soon anyway. Some said let the women and children stay on the boat. Throw the older men off the boat. To which En. Mohsin replied " Wah, kalau...