Tuesday, 31 July 2001
Last day of July and I nearly missed my monthly update. Well, I found out that I actually have lot’s of visitors from all over the world including New Zealand, Australia, U.K. Italy, France and even Saudi Arabia. I am so impressed by this that I promised to make this website more interesting and update it more frequently. For a homepage, the best I have come across is this one here. It’s done by an Australian and it’s pretty funny and informative. This guy doesn’t beat around the bush. He says it as it is and he says what he thinks. I like people like that.

Here are 2 more funny sites.
FunnyFreePics - the name says it all, funny pictures for free!
Priceless - this is actually a page from the Aussie guy above, basically a parody of the Mastercard advertisement on T.V. that list all the stuff you can buy with Mastercard with the last item you cannot, hence priceless. Really funny stuff but be warned, there are frontal nudity (male and female).

OK. One last link for everyone. This one is more of an informative site. It’s about Easter Eggs. No, not the chocolate types. Easter Eggs are features or extra things hidden in computer programs or anything at all. Check it out.

Thursday, 28 June 2001
Got my bike fixed up on Monday and the total cost including the lorry to pick it up and a new rear tire was about MYR 400. It was less than I had expected. I guess I was lucky. The bike is running fine now. In fact, I managed to hit 149 km/hr yesterday.

Sunday, 24 June 2001
I had a small accident while I was on my Suzuki FXR150 motorcycle last Friday night. I was on my way to Genting Highlands and was almost to the top when I slipped and fell. I wasn’t going very fast but I was trying to overtake an ambulance going uphill at a corner on wet roads. The fall itself is minor but for some reason, the damaged on the bike was severe. The front brakes level on the right handle was broken. The rear brakes paddle on the right leg was also broken. My right side mirror was shattered and because of that, I was not able to turn left anymore as the mirror is now in the way of the handle. I was not injured except for some slight bruises. My pants and shirt was not even torn and there was no bleeding except from the bruising. I was less than 2 km to Genting Highlands.

Lucky for me, I hit an ambulance (the driver stopped and gave me a ride to the top).
Lucky for me, I was on the way up instead of on the way down.
Lucky for me, it wasn’t dark yet (7pm).
Lucky for me, there was no car behind me.
Lucky for me, I wasn’t carrying anyone behind me.

Stupid of me, not to change the rear tire when it was due to be changed (I was planning to change it next week).
Stupid of me, to push the bike so hard.
Stupid of me, to think that it was safe to go up to Genting Highlands when the road is wet.

Genting Highlands is an excellent resort. The journey up is very challenging. The roads are winding and steep. Some corners are very sharp. Sometimes, I have to put on 2nd gear due to sharp corners and steep roads. It is indeed an excellent challenge of skill and machine. But it is also very dangerous especially for motorcycles. I caution anyone who attempts to ride a bike up to Genting Highlands. I have tried and fail. It was not as easy as I thought. Be very careful and don’t push your luck.

Getting my bike down was a huge problem. I needed a lorry or a truck and I don’t know of anyone who has one. The motorcycle shop told me that it would cost between MYR 150 - 200 for the transport due to the distance from town. A friend of mine finally found a lorry for me and I spend the whole of yesterday waiting, driving and retrieving my bike from Genting Highlands. In the end, it only cost me MYR 90. The motorcycle shop will order the parts in on Monday and it will take a few days for them to fix it up. I estimate this to cost about MYR 250 - 300. I have also asked them to change my rear tire for me at MYR 140. This little mistake will cost me possibly more than MYR 500. I am now immobilize and don’t even know when I’ll get my bike back and how much it would cost to repair it. But this accident has taught me a very valuable lesson and that is, “Don’t take unnecessary risk when traveling long distance”. The cost of bringing the bike back to town is too expensive, troublesome and not worth the risk. Hopefully, all these lessons that I have learned will help me to be more careful in the future when I owned my Hayabusa.

Monday, 4 June 2001
Opps! Looks like I missed an update on May. My apologies but I guess I was kind of distracted by some personal problems. Well, now the problem is sort of over and all I am left with is financial problem. With my life insurance and my MCSE course due, I was not in a good financial position. Fortunately, I have some very good friends who were there to lend me a hand. Francis, Victor and Kong Leong; thanks guys for being there for me. I will not forget this. Don’t worry, I have a very good credit rating. I always repay my loan. In fact I have already arranged payment thru a friend in case of anything happens to me.

I really need to concentrate on my MCSE course so I can get certified ASAP. This will hopefully help me establish some creditability in my profession as a Network Engineer.

Oh yeah! I bought a TV Tuner card with FM Radio called LiveView FlyVideo '98 FM for my PC. This Taiwan-made PCI card is not bad at all and I manage to get it 2^nd hand from Lelong.com.my for merely MYR 140. Now I can listen to the FM Radio while I am at the computer. The quality is surprisingly quite good. Unfortunately, because I don’t have an external antenna, the TV reception is rather bad due to the interference from the computer itself.

Saturday, 29 April 2001
Another month has passed and I have friends that complained that this site is not updated as frequently as it should. Well, here it is. What has happened in the last month? Plenty. First, I enrolled myself to Microsoft Certified System Engineers (MCSE) with one of Microsoft Authorized Training Center. This course runs for 3 months and consists of 7 modules. It also comes with a free Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification. CCNA consists of 2 modules. I have since attended 2 modules of the MCSE. This course is not easy. Although the questions are in the form of multiple choices but the questions are very tricky. I hope to be able to get both the MCSE and CCNA certification so I could get a better job with a better pay. MCSE basically certifies you to be a Windows 2000 expert. With Windows XP coming out soon, I don’t know how long this certification can last me before I have to upgrade again. This course is costing me a bundle and I hope it would be worth my time, money and effort. 

I have also been quite active surfing this local auction site called Lelong.com.my. You can find almost anything in there from houses to Pokemon cards. I am a verified member since last year. It is a very good place to sell off your old junk and get a very good bargain. In fact, I managed to get a very very good deal on my motorcycle. I think I saved myself about MYR 1,500. 

Another site, or program that has intrigued me lately is ICQ. ICQ ver icq2000b has the ability to SMS a mobile phone anywhere in the world. I find this to be most useful and also the cheapest way to communicate via SMS. Unfortunately, in Malaysia, it only works with Maxis even though it claims to be able to work with TmTouch and TimeCel. I even managed to SMS my malaysian friend who was in Bangkok at the time. He even replied the SMS and it came back to my ICQ in less than 1 minute. I am using Maxis, so if you ever need to SMS me, and you don’t have a mobile phone or not using Maxis, ICQ is the best option. So far, I have tested it and it works with Singapore’s SingTel and MobileOne. And it’s all free except for your internet connection. 

The sad situation here in Malaysia is that you cannot SMS a different mobile company, ie. if you are with Maxis, you can’t SMS TmTouch and vice versa. Well, with the help from BlueHyppo you can use one of their partners to do an indirect SMS across a different mobile company. The catch is that you have to pay for it. You can sign up and get your first 10 SMS for free. After that, you have to buy either a 100 SMS package or a 150 SMS package.

Saturday, 26 March 2001
Time to update my site again. Sorry for the long break. Well, not much has happened since. I replace my link to 3dfx with nVidia in my Favorite Computer Sites. I have also added a new link to MadOnion.com. The new 3DMark2001 is available for download but you’ll also need DirectX 8.0 to be able to run it. Unfortunately, if you would like to run all the benchmark, you would also need a GeForce3 which is currently not available yet. 

Saturday, 17 February 2001
Finally got myself into the mobile phone network 2 days ago. 5 years late but better late than ever. I am now contactable around Peninsula Malaysia only. I am using Maxis Hotlink and Maxis does not currently cover East Malaysia. For those of you who are not in Malaysia, Hotlink is a prepaid service. That also means it does not support roaming hence my phone number is completely useless outside Peninsula Malaysia. My number is 60-12-###9855. Those who wants to buy 4-Ekor may do so but don’t forget me when you strike 1^st prize. E-Mail me if you want to know the actual number.

I’ve also started on my new job this month. It’s with another IT firm. It’s called All-Media Technology Integration. We deals in hardware, software, technical support and project management. I will be more on the hardware networking side. At the moment, I will be concentrated on ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) switches. These are 622Mb/s switches. This is about 11,100 times the speed of your normal 56kb/s Modem. But the speed is for internal connectivity only. Where I am working now is also where my brother currently works. But he is technically in a different company although we share the same office. For that reason, I have to give up my name “Lai” (since my brother is currently known as “Lai”) that I have been using for the last 5 years and go back to the name I was known back in Australia, “Yok”. 

Sunday, 7 January 2001
I bought a new PC 2 weeks ago. I decided to go for the AMD Duron this time. So my brother bought the Celeron from me and I had to get my own motherboard, CPU, casing and monitor. Since I was a little low on cash, I only gotten myself a Samsung 15” monitor. The new specs of my PC is at the bottom of this page.

Tuesday, 5 December 2000
My apologies for not updating this site for so long. Kinda busy with my new job and new PC. Trying to get the hang of Windows 2000. Firstly, new changes to this humble site is the resizable ability. If you are using resolution of 1024x768 (IE), default font and default size, you should be seeing the left panel without any scrollbars. If you are using a lower resolution, the Menu on the left is too long and you would have a scrollbar. The “HiFever’s Inferno” sign would also sometimes be too long and you can’t see the whole sign. To counter that, you now have the ability to pull the divider between the panel and enlarge the left panel. 
I have also amended the Favorite Computer Sites. New entries includes Ace's Hardware, [H]ardOCP and Tweak3D. I have also changed the link on Reverend's the pulpit to his new site Reverend's 3DPulpit. iXBT Hardware has also changed their site address and name to x-bit labs. I removed S3 as they no longer have any product to sell.
I have also changed all the links to the color green so that it would be easier on the eyes (since the background is black).
Other little things includes selling my fantastic Celeron 566Mhz @ 867Mhz and buying a Celeron 600Mhz. I found out later that the Celeron 600Mhz could only get to 800Mhz :-( and not 900Mhz as I had hoped. So I sold that too and got another Celeron 566Mhz hoping that it would get to 850Mhz. Unfortunately, it didn’t so now I am stuck with a Celeron 566Mhz overclocked to only 757Mhz! Good thing I bought myself a GeForce2 MX so now it is running faster than ever before. I have also installed Windows Me and DirectX 8.0.

Sunday, 8 October 2000
Change the Overclockin link to PC Scoop since they have merged. You can find the updated links in my Favorite Computer Sites. Also, I have stated working in this computer firm called Keray IT. We sell proxy servers, e-mail servers, fax servers, virus scanners and even web-hosting. Basically we handle all your Internet needs. I have also managed to overclock my Celeron 566MHz (66 x 8.5) to a staggering 908MHz (107x8.5)! A little unexpected but a pleasant surprise. However it is only totally and completely stable at 867MHz (102x8.5). In order to get to 908Mhz, I had to increase the Core Voltage from 1.50V to 1.65V. To get to 867Mhz however, I only have to increase it to 1.60V. And the big bonus is that all this was achieved using Intel’s default heatsink and fan that came with the Celeron. If I had a better heatsink like the Golden Orb, I am quite certain that it would run at a stable 885MHz (104x8.5). 

Friday, 29 September 2000
Changed this site to be a 2 panel frame instead of 3. The top frame has been removed so that there would be more reading space on the right panel or the main.htm. I have also made the background fire to be a watermark meaning that when you scroll down, the background will not move with the scrolling. I have also removed the borders separating the frames.

Saturday, 16 September 2000
Added icons on My INFERNO Machine.

Sunday, 10 September 2000
Bought another HD for my computer but it’s not just any HD. It’s the new ATA100 7200rpm Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 45.

Thursday, 7 September 2000
Got myself a pair of Hostnet NIC (Network Interface Card) and managed to do a peer-to-peer connection between my new Celeron 566 and my old Cyrix 133. Transfer rate is slightly more than 1MB per second.

Sunday, 3 September 2000
Added a new photo of my ex-classmate Gary Khor in my BB 88 - How are they now? He is currently back to Malaysia after 10 years in Calgary, Canada. Welcome back Gary. Hope you can adjust your life back into this Developing Country.

Thursday 31 August 2000
My sale of my Altec Lansing ACS54 was a no-deal so I managed to get them back today thru my ex-colleague Jenny who was kind enough to bring them back all the way from Labuan.

Friday, 1 September 2000
Added a new Homepages Links of my friend Harry Sim. He has a page for Labuan, a place I used to work for nearly 5 years. Check it out.

Saturday, 26 August 2000
Took off the link for Hardware Upgrade and replace it with the Reverend's the pulpit. This guy is a computer hardware reviewer based in Malaysia. All of these are in the Favorite Computer Sites.

Tuesday, 22 August 2000
Bought a new PC. Check out the specs here.

Sunday, 30 July 2000
SEX! SEX! SEX!
Got your attention yet? Well, here is a really good link, FHM 100 Sex Tricks, I added it today under Fun Links of course. Check it out. Don’t blow your relationship away like Bill Clinton or Hugh Grant. Get some tips on many other techniques and positions.

SKYDIVING
I went skydiving today. Did it under Wilayah Sports Parachuting Club. It all started when I saw this little article in The Star. So I asked my brother to enquire about it. He called, he e-mailed, he got all the info. So finally the date was set. The required training would be on 29 July 2000 at the Jumpmaster’s house in Cheras Indah. We were told that it would last 6 hours. Luckily for us, it only lasted 3½ hours. This includes the theory of flight and the aerodynamics of a parachute. This was very interesting because I always thought that a parachute falls down and only moves when there was wind. Wrong. It is constantly moving forward like a hand-glider and very maneuverable. The constant forward movement actually provide Lift, thereby sustaining the airtime of the jump and slowing down the rate of descend. It is therefore very safe. But why would anyone jump out of a perfectly good airplane during flight? Well, the door is open and that is reason enough! The Jumpmaster is actually quite good. A Malay chap who was the first civilian in Malaysia to do a skydive in 1979 and has done over 1,400 jumps. We (my brother, his friend and yours truly) met at his place with about 9 others including 3 English girls and 1 tudung girl. After the theory of flights, we moved on to the jump itself. Position, technique, what to do, what not to do and so fort. Following that was the most important module, Emergency. This covers all the possible malfunction and problems that we may encounter and how to counter them. He said that we most likely will not be faced with any of the problem but we need to know what to do in case it happens. He claims that all his 500 plus students’ parachutes opened and none has ever needed to use the reserve chute.   

Then this morning, Sunday 30 July 2000, we met at the TUDM (Royal Malaysian Air Force) airport in Sungai Besi. That’s the old old airport (and the only true KL airport that is actually in KL) before KLIA and before Subang. Since this is a military area, security is a little tight. We were not allowed to bring any cameras. So unfortunately, I didn’t managed to get any photographs this time. But I can promise you I will get some next time (YES, there will be a next time). What we did was a Static Jump. This is where your cord is attached to the plane and as you jump off from the plane, the chute will open in 3 seconds. We jumped from a height of about 3,500 feet. The size of the chute is 290 square feet and it takes about 5 to 7 minutes to reach the ground. A freefall would fall at about 120 mph or 200 kph. That is about 1,000 feet in every 6 seconds. After the chute opened, it was exhilaration all the way down. Gliding and falling to wherever I choose. It’s a very unique feeling, kinda hard to explain so you gotta try it out yourself to experience it. We can only do a freefall after we prove ourselves capable of controlling our exit from the plane. This usually takes about 5 static jumps. All in all, a very good jump for me and an experience I will never forget. This is more thrilling than Bungee Jumping or SCUBA Diving. It’s not as scary or crazy as it looks. The cost for newcomers like myself is MYR 550. Subsequent jumps will cost MYR 150. I am trying to gather more friends to try this, as this is a group sport. It is more fun if you can share your experience in a large group of friends so if any of you would like to try this exhilarating sport, let me know. It’s better than sex! At the least, you don’t need to call your partner the next day.

Saturday, 29 July 2000
37^th Annual Campfire for 5^th PJ Troop of Bukit Bintang Boys Secondary School. That’s my old high school. The last time I went for a Campfire was 5 years ago right before I left for Labuan. I was first greeted at the reception near the Squash Court entrance. I was also presented with the program booklet for the evening. This is a high quality magazine-like booklet with glossy covers, fancy fonts and color pictures on the inside. WOW! To think we only hand-written them then photocopy our booklets and staple them together back in 1987. Then there was the 100 meters long man-made bridge made out of thin tree trunks that takes the guest to the Campfire site near the tennis court and volleyball court. My estimate is that there are probably more than 100 pieces of them and they are about 12 feet long. OK, this was a good display of scouting activities and skills. But then, I found out later that they actually bought the trunks and had it delivered! Talk about being in the new Millennium.

Well, the biggest surprise was yet to come. This time I was totally flabbergasted. Scouts’ Campfires have gone multi-media. I am talking about 9 TVs stacked up 3x3 to give one giant TV screen. This TV is then hooked up to a Sony low-lux camcorder. A cameraman then shoots all 600-700 guests from other troops and put it on the big screen live like in a Rock Concert or a Sport Stadium. Pretty impressive but that’s not all. They had a drum set and 2 electric guitars on the stage. 

Then comes the lighting of the Campfire. Well, I guess some things never change. They used the same technique that was used back in 1987 when the first Campfire was held at the playfields rather than in the assembly hall. Same ‘hang the fire from the top of the hill and let it slide to the Campfire’ routine. I mean, why mess with perfection rite? What was new was the “domino” effect they used on the fire to light up a circle on the ground of the tennis court, then proceeding to a tripod and finally lighting up the Roman Numeral ‘V’ or 5 on the tripod. This year, the bonfire is a small one, only about 1 meter in height. I guess with the multiple spotlight that was all over the place, there is no need for a big bonfire. Besides, this would make it difficult to watch the giant TV rite?

After the bonfire was lithe, on with the multi-media show. This consisted of an AVI video format running on Windows98. It has clips of many movies that are well stitched together like it was an official opening of a new Stock Exchange. This clip runs for about 1 minute. With the introduction video, the 37^th Annual Campfire is officially launched. After the clip, there was another video clip showing all the committee for the Campfire including pictures, names and ranks. Sort of like the credits you see at the end of the Academy Awards, we would like to thank so-and-so, blah, blah, blah…This was also an AVI video format running on Windows98.

OK, so the bonfire is lithe. The tradition is to sing a couple of songs rite? The first song is not usually but always “Our Campfire Is Kindled”. Of course this would be the first song in an ordinary Campfire or if it had been held 5 years ago. But in this 37^th Annual Campfire, they sang, get this “Hotel California”! No kidding. 1 drummer, 2 guitarist and a vocalist sang the Eagles’ classic to the enjoyment of the crowds (most whom were not even born when the Eagles release this single), especially the girl guides who cheered like they were in a Rock Concert. Not forgetting the cameraman who covers the band and broadcasts it live on the giant TV. I was waiting for the crowd to light up their cigarettes-lighters and start waving side-to-side. I kept asking myself, is this a Campfire or a Rock Concert? Call me old-fashion but I think this was way overboard. Who ever suggested this should be punished with running laps on the field. But I am afraid such punishment these days would probably be done using a golf buggy.

As for drinks, I remember we used to mixed some water-down F&N orange cordial with big pieces of ice. These days, they serve A&W Root Beer! My goodness! What’s for next year? Carlsberg? And the year after that? Hennessey XO? And the year after that? Louis XIII? Whatever happened to Scout’s Law No. 9.

All I can say about this year’s Campfire is that although it was very high-tech, the original theme of a Campfire is somewhat lost in the multi-media and the Rock Concert style performance. Kinda sad really.

Friday, 21 July 2000
Got back from Singapore yesterday. Visited a few friends and ex-colleagues while I was there. I took a few pictures of them too and has added them to the photos page. Among them was Amir & Chong, my ex-university friend, James, Pang Meng Yam, Janet & Tan Yin Leng and Koh Tien Wah, all whom are from Bayerische Landesbank Singapore Branch. I stayed with my high school friend, Kit Meng. He runs a web page creation company called WebImage International. The company creates web pages for companies and institutes. Check it out if you ever need a web page professionally done. Remember the name WebImage International because it might just be the next Yahoo!

Friday, 30 June 2000
Flew back from Labuan to Kuala Lumpur on the 7pm flight. Managed to sell off  “Cup-chai” Honda C70 Deluxe at a cut-throat (my throat) price of MYR 1,500 only. I bought it for MYR 3,650 on March 1997. The retail price for a brand new one is at MYR 4,000. My initial asking price was for MYR 2,500. No takers so I lowered it to MYR 2,000. Still no takers so I had no choice but to bring it to the bike dealer “Ah Meng” opposite Kings Karaoke and managed to get only MYR 1,500. My bike has only done 10,000 km. I saw another C70 for sale that has done about 71,000 km and the asking price at his shop was at MYR 3,000. Looks like all Labuan consumers are too stupid to take advantage of a good deal. My plate number was “LA 6567”. If any of you happens to stop by at his shop, please take a minute to find my bike and inform me of the asking price. I want to know how much profit this fellow is making out of my desperation. I also managed to sell off my Voodoo2 3D card for only MYR 200. Now all I have left of my computer is my 20.5 GB hard disk and my SB Live! Value.

My father was here for a last minute holiday so I was able to use his luggage allowance to bring over all my stuff I accumulated though out the 4 years 9 months I was in Labuan. I checked in 1 big box, 2 big bags and 1 small bag. We both hand-carried 1 big bag and 1 small bag each.

Tuesday, 27 June 2000
Managed to sell off my PC to a friend in Labuan. Also sold my Altec Lansing Speakers. Now all I got is my 20.5 GB hard disk, Voodoo2 and my SB Live! Value. I have to get rid of as much fixed assets as possible before returning back to Kuala Lumpur. With no PC, my web-page updating would be slow down quite substantially. Wait till I get another PC.

Sunday, 18 June 2000
By popular demand, I have changed some of the background of pages with a lot of text to just plain black. This way, it would be easier to read the text. I have also put all the links to a separate page. This way, those who want to read the “What’s new?” page would be able to load this page much faster. 

Saturday, 17 June 2000
The biggest development in my site so far; this site is now a framing page. The menu will now be on the left-hand side of the page at all times. Please note that this site was designed for 1024 x 768 resolution. If you are using a 17” monitor, I recommend that you switch to 1024 x 768. If you are using a monitor smaller than a 17”, it’s time to upgrade. To retain the original format of this page and reduce any cluttering of the page, I have changed the Tripod advertisement to be a “pop-up” type . I have also moved all my pages and pictures from my 2 other sites, Fortune City and XOOM back to Tripod since Tripod now offers 50MB space for homepages. Also added a new link at Favorite Computer Sites called AMD Zone. It’s a site devoted to new developments with AMD products. 

Wednesday, 14 June 2000
Added a new link at Jobs Links called Hiretech. It’s a job-hunting site for IT workers.

Monday, 12 June 2000
I have enabled hyperlink rollover effect on all pages of this web site. This means that all hyperlinks will turn to Red when you put your mouse on top of it. This has only been tested with IE 5.0 and currently does not work with Netscape. I have also modified all the hyperlinks by removing all the irritating lines beneath them. To distinguish them from normal text, all hyperlinks are now Blue in color and will turn to Red when you put your mouse on top of it.

Thursday, 8 June 2000
Added 2 new links at Jobs Links. They are jobpilot and JobDirect.

Wednesday, 7 June 2000
Added a new Fun Links, Dumb Laws. It shows all the dumb laws in US and around the world. Take a look. It’s interesting and fun. Also added a new category of links, Jobs Links. It’s has a few links to popular job finding web sites. I took off 2 links under Real Audio Links because they no longer exist.

Tuesday, 6 June 2000
Added 2 statistical counters on this page. You can view them by clicking on them. They are the 2 icons above on the aqua banner. They are from WebTracker and NetStats. My old counter of over 2000 hits was reset by Tripod.

Monday, 5 June 2000
Change some fonts on this page.

Sunday, 4 June 2000
Constructed this new format. Like it? E-mail me for comments. Btw, there are 2 Easter eggs on this web site. Try clicking on some pictures to find them. Added LAWA-SPCA on the Fun Links. It the Labuan Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the site is currently maintained by Noreen Wong. Also added the new link to Mediaring. Not just any Mediaring link. This one allows you to make calls to U.S., Canada and China for free. You can make these calls to normal phones. There is no need for the other party to have a computer. Just sign-up if you are not already a member. Have a mic hook onto your sound card and talk away. 

Well, I tendered my resignation on last Thursday to be effective at the end of June 2000. No concrete plans at the moment. I guess this is the time to say, “I’m keeping my options open”. Traveling is definitely in my plans but not sure to where and for how long. All depends on the KLSE. If it goes up, I can go further and longer. If it doesn’t, well, then I guess this honeymoon period (nothing to do with marriage) would be cut short.

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