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- Kes Remaja Kembar Hilang Selesai (Update) : Dua Remaja Lelaki Mungkin Disabitkan Hukuman 20 Tahun Penjara & Sebatan !
- Clinic Duty and Raya Visit Round 2
- Menstrual Cups Sebagai Ganti Pads Atau Tampon Waktu Period : Cawan Lembut Yang Dimasukkan Dalam Vagina Bila Period & Boleh Digunapakai Hampir 10 Tahun !
- Why i seem so distracted lately
- Delhi Commonwealth Games in trouble
- Work. Vs. Work.
- Lot 10 Hutong @ Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur
- Park Hyo-shin – I Love You music video (Athena OST)
- Taylor Swift - Speak Now Lyrics
- Shibuhara Style
- RPK's son acquitted of theft, break and entry charges: Still has two charges
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- The Malaysia International Gourmet Festival (MIGF) 2010 Gala Launch @ Sunway Convention Centre
- Casinos in Sabah??; Commonwealth Games Stadium collapses!; Gordon Brown's wife's Twitter page hacked, redirects to Japanese porno!
- What does it mean to be a Malaysian? Read Found in Malaysia to find out!
- Sorry saya tersalah " awak woman sangat"
- Appreciation Grows, Hennessy XO & Michelin Star Chef, Alvin Leung
- Lunchtime Doodles (mostly)
- Dragon dance at Sibu Lantern Festival
| (Gambar) Mohd. Fadzli Azri Jamil Dihukum Gantung Sampai Mati : Kes Bunuh Adik Syafiah Humaira Posted: 22 Sep 2010 07:28 AM PDT
Gambar Pembunuh adik Syafiah Humaira 3 Tahun Mohd Fadzli Azri Jamil Kena Hukum Gantung Sampai Mati  Insaf? Apa perasaan pijak perut kanak-kanak 3 tahun dengan kasut bola ye?  Muda lagi, usia baru 28...tapi dah kena hukuman mati...memang setimpal dengan kesalahan dia...  Mampu tersenyum ? Hurm...bersedialah ke tali gantung ok...harap harap kau sempat bertaubat sebelum mati.  Gambar Syafiah Humaira 3 tahun - dibunuh oleh Mohd. Fadzli Azri Jamil  Gambar Syafiah Humaira sewaktu dikafankan...
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| Posted: 22 Sep 2010 07:04 AM PDT
2 rakan lelaki 3 remaja perempuan hilang ditahan reman 22/09/2010 6:20pm  Kalau remaja tu rela pun, orang lelaki tetap kena hukum gak...hurm...  Remaja perempuan harus belajar "say no". Jangan mudah terpedaya dengan teman lelaki. Penuhilah usia muda dengan perkara yang berfaedah...bila jadi perkara ni, family mesti malu...satu kampung malu. Aku harap mak bapak dia tabah...bersabarlah dalam mendidik anak... GEORGETOWN 22 Sept. - Dua lelaki yang ditemui bersama tiga remaja perempuan yang dilaporkan hilang sebelum ini, hari ini ditahan reman bagi membantu siasatan berhubung kes rogol gadis bawah umur. Nikmati Harga Discount ! Aku Dah, Korang Bila Lagi ? Bila Xpax Celcom Nak Bagi 20 Juta Kat Cutomer...Rebut Bra & Panties 50% Less At Tropicana CityMall ! Siapa Mr.2 Yang Suka Kencing Tu ? Guess & Win ! Minum FrozenYogurt 50% Discount Tutti-Frutti ! Perlawanan Game Online Rebut Cash RM170,000 RM15 Je : 120 Min Talk, 300 SMS & Ayam KFC Free! Let Go Facial Treatment 53% Less At MidValley! Beli Broadband Celcom Dapat LCD TV Samsung! Party Makan RM25 Je Half Price Kat Bistro Jaya One! http://silampuneon.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss 
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| Clinic Duty and Raya Visit Round 2 Posted: 22 Sep 2010 06:51 AM PDT I was on clinic duty again today, and this time I went a wee bit early with the hope of getting a proper parking space without having to go around the hospital a few rounds. Well yes, I did get a proper parking space at a parking lot nearer to the Pusat Rawatan Harian, but much further to the specialist clinic where I was heading. But then, walking is a good form of exercise, no? Immediately upon arrival I headed straight to the doctor's room to check with the nurse if there were any new cases to be referred today. There were supposed to be three, but none of them were there yet. So I just waited at the usual room, took out my netbook computer and did some work. Meanwhile I also observed the PLHIVs being counseled about their ARV by the pharmacists with whom we were sharing the room. At one time a lady came in with her 7 year old son. While the mother sat at the table where the pharmacists were, the son was more interested to sit at the chair beside mine, since I was at that time using my netbook computer. Boy: "I want to play your computer can or not?" Me: "Cannot, I want to do some work." Boy: "Got game or not? I want to play." Me: "No, no game. I use this computer to work, not to play." Boy: "I press ah?" (then put his fingers on the enter key) Me: "Don't. I want to work, ok?" Boy: "If I press, then?" Me: (make donno) Boy: "If I press, THEN WHAAAT?" (then he started pressing a few keys on the keyboard) I gave him my usually deadly stare, but it didn't seem to work with him. Luckily the pharmacists were done counseling his mother, it was time for them to leave the room. But before they left, the boy pointed to my tudung and said, "Why you wear like that one? Take out la!" Aiyo, this boy… luckily his mother is not one of our clients, otherwise whoever becomes the buddy would probably have their patience tested whenever he/she visits them at their home! Anyway, although there were supposed to be 3 new cases, only 2 came. One, a young Malay guy, an ex-IVDU. Although it was his first appointment at Ipoh GH, his case wasn't really a new case. He had earlier done his follow-ups in KL and only recently moved to Perak and had his appointments transferred to Ipoh. So, there was not much I needed to explain to him as he had already gone through all the explanations before. The other case was of a single Chinese lady in her thirties. She went to do her full blood tests recently, and it was then she found out that she had been infected. She suspects she must have got infected by her previous boyfriend as she couldn't think of any other way she could have been infected. -------------------------------------- Yesterday I went for round 2 of my raya visits. The 3rd family on my list… Lin's. I had already bought 3 hampers on Monday, one delivered to Fuzi, one to Sofie, and the 3rd one was meant for Lin. This time I decided to go in the morning. As I reached her house at about 10 am, her 2nd daughter (the one studying medic overseas) was outside hanging her laundry. "Baru mandi ke?", I asked. "Hehe… belum lagi pun!" she replied, and then went inside for her bath. Only 2 of Lin's 6 children were home. No. 1 and no.3 were back in Klang Valley where they're currently studying. No. 5 and 6 were in school. No. 2, the daughter whom I met oustide, is due to go back overseas soon. No. 4, Lin's 18 year old son, was all ready to go to work, but he was waiting for his boss to come fetch him. (Waaah, class gitu, nak pergi kerja boss yang datang ambik!) While Lin's first 3 daughters did quite well in their studies, her son didn't seem to do well. When he was in form 5, he was more interested to lepak with his friends. Lin had quite a tough time trying to discipline this son. But I was happy to note that the boy had improved quite a lot in his attitude. Despite not doing too well in his SPM, he managed to get a job and seemed keen. Maybe he has finally found something that interests him. And unlike during my previous visits when he'd just stay away, this time he was more talkative. Hmmm… big improvement I must say. His other siblings had always welcomed me to their home, and now with the changes I see in this boy, I felt even more comfortable visiting them. Lin had been working hard during fasting month, sewing clothes especially for neighbors. In fact, some were begging her to do some last minute alterations, or to accept last minute orders. With her no. 1 and 3 expected to finish their studies by next year, I believe Lin's financial worries should be over in the near future. Her first 3 daughters had always been supportive of her all along and after knowing them for more than a year, I believe they will help their mother and younger siblings financially once they can get themselves a job. I look forward to the day when Lin's wellbeing is taken care by her children instead of her having to worry about their wellbeing. ---------------------------------------- Tomorrow I plan to visit another family, and on Friday 2 more families… 
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| Posted: 22 Sep 2010 05:50 AM PDT
 Macam gula-gula la plak...itu dia cup (cawan) dan yang ekor tu (penarik dia) Jangan fikir kotor ye bila baca entri ni. Aku terpikat pulak dengan Miacup or Menstrual Cup ni masa surf kat internet lama dulu. Dah lama nak post entri pasal Miacup ni! Entri ni berguna dan berfaedah...so, try to keep your mind clear if you read my entri ok. Sebagai seorang perempuan, kita selalu spend duit untuk beli pads yang berkualiti, tahan lama, yang tahan bocor punya. Beli pads, guna pads, dan buang pads. Itu tak termasuk pantyliner lagi...So, kena jugaklah spend duit untuk beli pads, pantyliner setiap bulan... Aku memang selalu terfikir, kalau pads boleh jadi reusable. Bukan pikir kotor ke ape, cuma ia lebih berbaloi ! Bayangkanlah pads tu boleh dibasuh, tak payah la beli pads banyak banyak lagi...tapi sanggup ke korang nak basuh pads yang penuh dengan darah tu ? Naik pengsan tengok darah sendiri kan ? Ok lah, kalau nak setuju pun, mungkin aku akan basuh pads tu dengan mata terpejam (pancut air tu laju laju laa) Miacup tu ape? Miacup tu sejenis cawan yang dibuat dari silikon. Dia lembut, boleh digulung...digunakan sebagai ganti kepada pads atau tampon untuk perempuan yang period. Miacup ni best sebab dia boleh dipakai balik, bila cawan dah penuh dengan period, kita boleh keluarkan dari vagina dan basuh. Fikir la, kalau kita pakai Miacup kan kitra boleh pakai balik sampai 10 tahun...berapa banyak duit kita save tok beli pads ? Gila eco-frienly kan ! Dan lagi satu, aku rasa kalau pakai Miacup ni, kita lebih bersih ! (giler terpengaruh kan kan) Cara perempuan guna dan masukkan Miacup : More info click cini.  Cara perempuan keluarkan dan basuh Miacup : More info bace sini ok.  Cara nak menggulung cawan menstrual tu...dan beza cawan Miacup dengan Tampon !  Tapi kan, dalam otak mesti terfikir kan ...
So, korang kena tengok video awek cun kat bawah ni dulu... Bila tengok video ni, macam yakin je boleh guna Miacup kan...sungguh meyakinkan laa ;) What can I say?! I've been using my mooncup for 18 months now, and if I were to choose the single greatest investment in my health, my savings, and my womanhood I've ever made - this is it. I love my mooncup! I still go shouting from the rooftops about it (Ok, not literally...). I'm willing to try most things, so when I heard about it I thought 'Oh yeah, why not?'. At first it was a bit tricky to use, and it took a couple of periods to get the hang of it, but after that it became second nature. I've been swimming in the sea, swimming at pools, to karate class in a white dogi/uniform, spent 8 days with the heaviest period I've ever had in a filthy music festival... no leaks, no spills, no cramps, no problems. It's so interesting being able to see what your body's doing too, as weird as that may sound - I'm a naturopath so I suppose I have that bias - but it makes things so much more useful, especially for things like fertility watching and monitoring, or if you're ever at the gynae. I can't believe how much money I've saved already, and how easy it is to use. You could almost forget it's there - no smelly tampons to deal with or nasty pads sitting in your knickers, no sneaking off with a tampon in your hand at work, no cramps, no dryness, no infections, no problems, and nothing polluting this beautiful planet. It's perfect! See how I go on and on?! Once again - Thank You!! Erin Nikmati Harga Discount ! Aku Dah, Korang Bila Lagi ? Bila Xpax Celcom Nak Bagi 20 Juta Kat Cutomer... Rebut Bra & Panties 50% Less At Tropicana CityMall ! Siapa Mr.2 Yang Suka Kencing Tu ? Guess & Win ! Minum FrozenYogurt 50% Discount Tutti-Frutti ! Perlawanan Game Online Rebut Cash RM170,000 RM15 Je : 120 Min Talk, 300 SMS & Ayam KFC Free! Let Go Facial Treatment 53% Less At MidValley! Beli Broadband Celcom Dapat LCD TV Samsung! Party Makan RM25 Je Half Price Kat Bistro Jaya One! http://silampuneon.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss 
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| Why i seem so distracted lately Posted: 22 Sep 2010 04:24 AM PDT I don't believe in being a full-time blogger, Been up to a few things here and there… My wardrobe is a spilling mess and much organisation is being sorted out. + + + I started contributing to the blog section in a beauty and style website called The Style Glossy.
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The company Chelle, Jac and i started up early this year has been really quiet since our fashion show + event for Nike Sportswear. We're ready to launch something new next month, + + +
Cervical cancer is the second most common cancer in women (after breast cancer) Globally, 500,000 cervical cancer cases are reported annually In Asia Pacific, 266,000 cervical cancer cases are diagnosed in Asia Pacific [Read the rest of the post *here*] As one of the ambassadors for Power Over Cervical Cancer, POCC Bloggers Tea Party If you're a blogger and would like to attend, do drop me an email at joycethefairy@gmail.com and i'll ask the PR people whether there's any more space. If you're not a blogger or can't attend, do share your stories to increase knowledge and awareness on the disease. Also check out www.pocc.com.my for more information on reducing your risks, and vaccination.
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| Delhi Commonwealth Games in trouble Posted: 22 Sep 2010 03:03 AM PDT
An Australian discus champion and an English triple jumper have withdrew, and more than 40 officials and athletes from the Scottish team have delayed their flight to Delhi. And New Zealand's prime minister said that he would support any of his country's athletes who did not attend. The venue preparation was always in questions, but the Commonwealth Games inspection team still gave a green light last year for Delhi to go ahead, probably in consideration that the Indians have had a decent record to rush things up with their excessive manpower. Delhi Commonwealth Games in trouble from YeinJee's Asian Blog
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| Posted: 22 Sep 2010 01:16 AM PDT Here's a confession. I'd be lying if I said I wanted to completely quit my job to stay at home all the time and be with Paul. Conversely I'd also be lying if I said didn't actually want to be a stay-at-home-mom or, SAHM, the new-age term we've all grown so fond off. It isn't because we can't afford a parent to be home all the time, after all, making that choice is really quite simple - some adjustments here and there, shifting of priorities, letting go of life's little luxuries. The truth is, I'm constantly torn in between the two choices, because I'm the kind of person who really loves this side of her life, the career-woman type. Now if only, if only, there were such a thing as the perfect employer here. Someone who can appreciate a woman's need to be with her kid, and also her desire to continue to contribute to building her career. I know I can make that choice of going 'independent', be a work-from-home consultant, where I can schedule my times in and out of the house and contribute more time to being with Paul. But the crazy thing about me is this, I absolutely, totally enjoy being in the office as well, I really pride myself in the work I do, I love with people who're my colleagues, and even though my superiors can be incredibly difficult sometimes, it's still nice to be part of a great big organization; it's nice to head to work, to see my desks, and even though meetings can be unbearably and crazily long (and many times, unnecessary), I do enjoy being a part of these decision making processes. I know with a firm certainty that I will certainly become a very lousy mother if I were to completely let go of my career and become totally devoted to Paul, because I am just not that kind of person – but at the same time, I really crave to be able to spend more time with Paul. I wonder… when will our employers here ever start to understand the concept called the flexi-hour work program? Will they ever really start to walk their talk and actually begin to measure contribution in terms of results rather than the traditional 'you're hardworking if you spend a lot of time in the office' bull. I wonder.
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| Lot 10 Hutong @ Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur Posted: 22 Sep 2010 12:56 AM PDT Lot 10 Hutong, Malaysia's first Gourmet Heritage Village opened its doors in November 2009. Boasting 27 eateries, Hutong is comprised of low chiu pai (heritage brands) street food stalls handpicked by YTL Corp's Tan Sri Francis Yeoh and non-heritage Western/Asian stalls. The heritage brands are family enterprises in their second and third generations, inheriting their skills and age-old recipes from their parents, grandparents and even great-grandparents. Celebrity food critic and TV host Chua Lam used his calligraphic skills to write the characters "Lot 10 Hutong" in Chinese for the brand's logo.
The beauty of this place is that you get to sample several famous hawker delights at one time without having to drive to different parts of town (or country even). And all in the comfort of an air-conditioned and clean environment. The rustic-looking food court was even designed by an award-winning architect, Yuhkichi Kawai of Japan. Featuring famous local Chinese cuisine such as bak kut teh, wantan noodles, beef noodles, roast duck, Seremban siew pau, and Hokkien mee, we knew we were in for a real treat when we finally made it here. The food court also have other stalls such as German Cafe, Kissaten (Japanese) and Thai Corner. Swanky new rooftop at Lot 10 "Forest in The City"  Mo Sang Kor Bak Kut Teh from Klang Out of the 200-odd bak kut teh shops in the Klang area, Mo Sang Kor was singled out to set up shop in Hutong. The owner, Lee Ah Sang, insists the actual cooking must be done by a family member to ensure authenticity of their bak kut teh. The bak kut teh served in Hutong is actually cooked off site in one of their Klang kitchens. Lee's son, Alvin delivers pots of bak kut teh daily and supervises the running of their stall in Hutong.
We enjoyed the thick, robust bak kut teh soup. Alvin recommended a mixture of pun fei sau (Half Fat Half Lean) pork cuts and they were good. I would have liked more soup. Also, one must finish off the bak kut teh quickly as the air-conditioning tends to cool the food down relatively quickly and bak kut teh is best enjoyed hot/warm.
Prices are slightly expensive; we ordered the Set B which came with a bowl of soup with pork cuts, oily rice and a chinese tea for RM16.20. As we found out later during a visit to their branch in Taman Berkeley, Klang, one can get the same for half the price (more on this in another blog). However, the convenience of getting to eat this in the city makes up for the high price.
Ho Weng Kee Wantan Noodles from Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur Ho Weng Kee was opened in 1935 by Ho Weng, using a family recipe he brought with him from Guandong, China. Currently, it is run by his son Ho Chan Tong.
A plate of wantan noodles dished up with utmost efficiency
Rows and rows of glistening char siew (BBQ pork)
Char siew wantan noodles (RM7.90) is their bestselling item and it's easy to see why. They make their own wantan noodles, which explains the delightfully springy texture. I love that they serve the noodles with pickled green chillies. And the thick chunks of char siew were remarkably flavoursome and tender.
My favorite in Hutong, the char siew wantan noodles
Campbell Mini Popiah from Lorong Tiong Nam, Kuala Lumpur Low Puay Hong, the lady boss of Campbell Popiah still makes her own thin egg skins for the popiah.
As we arrived at Hutong pretty early, we were fortunate not to have to queue for these delectable morsels. They only make 2 types of popiah here, the vegetable or egg skin popiah. Let the owner know which skin type you want and whether you like it spicy or non-spicy, and the guy sets off to work.
We loved the popiah here as the filling was very flavoursome. Minimum order is 2 pieces, at RM2.30 per piece for the vegetable skin popiah.
Soong Kee Beef Noodles from Jalan Tun Tan Siew Sin, Kuala Lumpur Siew Koy Soong started the Soong Kee Beef Noodles business in 1945. Now in his 80s, the business has since been passed down to his son, Siew Wei Han. Soong Kee prepares their ingredients such as beef balls, tripe, minced beef stew and chilli sauce in their main kitchen and delivers it to Hutong daily.
The owner's grandson ladling beef balls into a bowl
The beef noodles here uses thin egg noodles (the wantan noodles variety), which are generously topped with minced beef. A bowl of this along with a bowl of tripe/beef balls, oyster sauce vegetable and chinese tea will cost you RM8.50. The beef noodles were tasty, but it did not quite do it for me. When it comes to beef noodles, I still prefer the Seremban beef noodle version.
However, I did like the beef balls here as they were nice and bouncy.
Hon Kee Porridge from Jalan Hang Lekir, Kuala Lumpur The Hon Kee name spans three generations starting from their late grandfather Wong Yu Wah, who started the congee business 60 years ago in Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur.
The workers slicing the raw fish for the porridge
The porridge was really delicious with a thick and smooth consistency. They were generous with the ingredients, a mixture of pork innards (chee chap) and fresh raw fish slices (RM7.80). Perfect eaten with the yu tiao (fried dough stick) (RM1.40).
Yummy porridge
Kong Tai from Singapore Kong Tai is most famous for its Singapore Hokkien Prawn Mee and Fried Oyster Omelette (or chien).
Cooking plate after plate of or chien
We spotted lots of people carrying plates of or chien back to their table. So, we ordered a plate too. At RM9.90 per plate, it is not cheap. We found the omelette to be a little too starchy for our liking. However, they do use very big and juicy oysters in their omelette, which I guess justifies the price. For us, the Penang version trumps this.
Kim Lian Kee from Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur This is by far the most popular stall in Hutong during our visit. Throngs of people queue up just for a plate of the their famous charcoal wok-fried Hokkien Mee. A glass vestibule was even specially constructed at their Hutong stall to keep sparks and ash from the charcoal at bay as they believe using gas fire will compromise the taste of their noodles.
The workers were busy plating up dish after dish of Hokkien mee. I observed that they cook only 1 plate at a time (which is good). They also proudly displayed a sign letting customers know that they will still be using charcoal instead of gas fire here to cook their noodles.
The Hokkien noodles (RM8.90) were definitely fragrant, flavoursome and full of wok hei. There was definitely no shortage of lard fritters (chee yau char) in this dish. Some people love it so much, that everyone in the family had a plate of Hokkien mee, EACH!
Luk Yu Tea House A non-heritage stall, Luk Yu Tea House serves dim sum and Chinese tea.
The lady pushes the cart of dim sum around the food court
We were too stuffed to order any dim sum, however we ordered 1 char siew pau for Baby C as she loves them.
And that concludes our food adventure at Lot 10 Hutong. Non-halal. Opening times: 10am to 10pm daily, although it is advisable to come early as some stalls run out before dinnertime. Verdict: We were able to enjoy delighful hawker fare in a comfortable environment. While some may argue that the prices are too high for hawker fare, bear in mind that you are in a shopping centre and for the price you pay, you get delicious tasting food. Location: Hutong Food Court, Lower Ground Floor, Lot 10 Shopping Centre, Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 
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| Park Hyo-shin – I Love You music video (Athena OST) Posted: 22 Sep 2010 12:27 AM PDT Korean music video of I Love You by Park Hyo-shin. The song is an OST for upcoming drama ATHENA, starring Jung Woo-sung and Soo Ae… ATHENA is dubbed as a spin-off of hugely popular 2009 spy-action-flick IRIS and is one of the most anticipated Korean dramas of the year. Park Hyo-shin – I Love You music video (Athena OST) from YeinJee's Asian Blog
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| Taylor Swift - Speak Now Lyrics Posted: 22 Sep 2010 12:07 AM PDT
Taylor Swift - Speak Now Lyrics The way you move is like a full on rainstorm And you stood there in front of me just Drop everything now Get me with those green eyes, baby So reach out open handed Cause my heart is beating fast Drop everything now Get me with those green eyes, baby I run my fingers through your hair Drop everything now Get me with those green eyes, baby
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| Posted: 21 Sep 2010 11:16 PM PDT Imma blog about some of my fav shops in Harajuku and Shibuya 109. But before that of course we need these pic you can skip.
#1 Swordfish romper from minimaos. Sold out though.
#2 Cheat One™ AnnaSui Cherry bag.
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#4 Two of us were to shop whole day yet wear wedges to match outfit FOL.
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#6 Walking to Harajuku.
#7 Pinky
#8 Elaynne & Maylene at Meiji Shrine.
#9 Making a wish! (I very sincere wrote in hiragana ok! Easier for Japanese gods to read i think) Then we took a cab (YES CAB!) to Harajuku. Actually i had been avoiding cabs in Japan all my life cuz everyone is like no matter what you do, crawl if you must but AVOID CAB AT ALL COST so generally cab just wasn't an option. But thanks to Wendy's divaness i discovered if it's just around the city it isn't so bad after all. Starting fee is 710 yen and from the Shrine to Harajuku was not more than 710 yen so if you have a few friends to share it's totally worth it to take a cab. Esp under 35C hot sun wtf. Wendy kept saying this is the most worthwhile ride ever, which i cannot disagree We arrived at Harajuku after 5 minutes or so and we were ecstatic because we kind of felt very smart to have paid 710 and saved all the time and sweat cuz the boys and Nuffies were still walking out of the jungle wtf. AND WE HAD EXTRA TIME TO DO THIS:
#10 Eat Harajuku crepe T____T (Later when the boys and Nuffies arrived they said we totally missed an intellectual debate about Ancient Concubines while they were walking in out of the jungle wtf -______-) (I mean, yeah, sure. Argument about sex with many women totally beats the best crepe in the world, no doubt.)
#11 FYL. You can haz no crepe muhahahaha.
#12 Fav shops in Harajuku!
#13 Liz Lisa
#14 I WANT ALL.
#15 Tutuanna. Believe it or not i actually bought this fur bra wtf. And everybody was like "what the fuck for???" And i was tempted to reply, "exactly." :X
#16 109!!!!!! Gave myself some botox and straightened my teeth and I think i over injected Wendy's lips with filler in this pic.
#17 Haha found ways to camwhore while busy shopping Shops i like in 109 (actually i like almost all)
#18 Peach John
#19 Shoe shop at the 7th floor. Forgot the name but i love all their boots T____T Then they will put signs like, "Featured in Vivi" or Popteen or Scawaii or whatever, then i'll be like OMG IF I BUY THIS I WILL WEAR BE WEARING THE SAME BOOTS AS LENA, or like purposely buy a copy of Scawaii after that and go all OMG LOOK ISN'T THAT THE PAIR OF MONSTER FUR I'M WEARING! *proud wtf Erm, yea.
#20 GUESS WHO TOOK THIS PICTURE HAHAHA
#21 One*Spo is all military and a little aristocrat this season i <3 it max!
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#23 Rose Fan Fan is a bit of a compromise of Liz Lisa wtf.
#24 Swordfish.
#25 And of course Liz Lisa *greedy (FYI minimaos started selling some Liz Lisa summer collection. Go check them out.)
#26 All their fur ponchos and nordic pink chain bag is driving me cheeses. T_T There are of course a lot more other brands i like that i couldn't steal a pic of. I like Moussy, Glad News, Dazzlin, Lagunamoon, W♥C (by Wakatsuki Chinatsu). I don't like Cecil McBee anymore i think their fashion is getting too… normal. Outrageous fashion anytime.
#27 Our shopping. Walked until brokeback fol.
#28 Err this was testing outfit for Disneyland wtf. Bandana top By DRWCYS from minimaos.
Trying to pull a Lena
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| RPK's son acquitted of theft, break and entry charges: Still has two charges Posted: 21 Sep 2010 10:39 PM PDT The son of fugitive blogger Raja Petra Kamarudin's son was today acquitted of two charges of theft and breaking and entering.  In her judgement, Shah Alam Magistrate Court Judge Norkamilah Aziz said that the prosecution failed to prove a prima facie case against Raja Azman Raja Petra (left) and according to Raja Azman's lawyer, J Chandra, the accused still has two other charges of theft pending against him.When contacted today, J Chandra said, "We will submit for a disposal of these charges following the decision today." Raja Azman, 33, was arrested on May 6 and had on May 19 plead guilty to breaking into a house and stealing a number of items, including a mobile phone and a wrist watch. Later, he changed his plea and claimed trial in June, and claimed trial for all charges, including to stealing a motorcycle. 
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| wordworkscreativewriters : Message: Inside a writer's head Posted: 21 Sep 2010 10:19 PM PDT wordworkscreativewriters : Message: Inside a writer's headAm reading a collection of short stories by Sheila O'Flanagan, and the first story starts like this: ======= Jennifer Jones sat at the table on her balcony. No, thought Corinne, that's too boring. It doesn't say anything, doesn't let people know where she is. Or what sort of person she is. Or what might be about to happen to her. Jennifer Jones watched the crystal-clear water from the chair on her balcony. But what's she doing sitting down? Corinne asked herself. Why is she sitting around like a lame-ass when she's somewhere gorgeous and exotic? And when she's supposed to be gorgeous and exotic too? And especially when she's supposed to be a sassy action heroine? She shouldn't be sitting anywhere just looking at the sea like a feeble pensioner. (Though pensioners don't have to be feeble. Note to self: how about a pensioner heroine for a future novel? Mightn't that be interesting? Or is that too Agatha Christie? Miss Bloody Marple, of course. Nobody can do a pensioner like Miss Bloody Marple, can they?) Corinne frowned as she looked at her revised opening sentence again. I haven't even said that it's the sea she's looking at, have I? Crystal-clear water could be a lake. I'm still not giving any information about what's going to happen to her at all. Jennifer Jones... Jennifer Jones... Corinne stared at the open laptop in front of her. Oh bloody hell, she thought. What the hell is going to happen to her? I've no damn idea. She pushed the laptop away from her in disgust and stared out over the blue and white wooden rails of the balcony of Room 404. She sighed deeply. Bloody Jennifer Jones. She loathed the woman. Detested her. Hated her. Abhorred her. Corinne pulled the laptop towards her again and clicked on the thesaurus. Abhor. Abominate. Deplore. Detest. Dislike. Execrate. She frowned. Was execrate a verb? She wasn't sure. She'd never heard of it before. But it would do. If it meant what it was supposed to mean, then she absolutely totally and utterly execrated Jennifer Bloody Jones. ======= Thought some of the writers here might be able to identify with this! *grin* 
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| The Malaysia International Gourmet Festival (MIGF) 2010 Gala Launch @ Sunway Convention Centre Posted: 21 Sep 2010 09:51 PM PDT More than 2000 of the country's who's and who's gathered in the Grand Ballroom of Sunway Convention Centre last night for the Gala Launch of one of Malaysia's top culinary event – The Malaysia International Gourmet Festival (MIGF) . An annual event, which started from a humble beginning of a dozen establishments a decade ago now has more than 70 fine dining restaurants in the country; & we see the numbers growing yearly.
Below are the list of 30 restaurants that we can look forward to their gastronomical MIGF menu this year: • Al – Amar – Pavillion KL Each of these 30 restaurants showcases selected dishes from their specially crafted MIGF menu for the guests to sample yesterday. The crowd that jostled for the food makes you forget that this is a posh event. Well, I guess that's cos the food must be really good!
One particular station had a pole dancer gyrating the whole night. I wasn't too sure the crowd at the station is mesmerized by the food or the dancer.
Below: Deputy Minister of Tourism, YB Datuk James Dawos Mamit & Organising Chairman YBhg Dato' Steve Day during the officiating ceremony, surrounded by spontaneous Festival Master Chefs in an 'orchestra' of pots & pans in unison with a Latin band.
So get your wallets ready, check your calendar & make a date with one of the restaurants this coming October!
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| Posted: 21 Sep 2010 09:33 PM PDT Look, folks: it's Hump Day! On to the news:
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| What does it mean to be a Malaysian? Read Found in Malaysia to find out! Posted: 21 Sep 2010 09:54 PM PDT The history that we learn in our school textbooks tells us where our parents and grandparents came from, but only very simply. It was more of a general, overall description filled with neatly categorised people. Found in Malaysia, however, sheds a new light on what it means to be a Malaysian, growing up in Malaysia (pre- and post-independence). It consists of 50 carefully selected interviews conducted by the Nut Graph team of journalists, with subjects from all walks of life. High-profile personalities and celebrities like Sheila Majid and Tiara Jacquelina are included, as well as politician Sivarasa Rasiah and political scientist Dr Farish Noor. They reveal the origins of their forefathers, how they dealt with issues (including racism) in the country, and what makes them truly Malaysian. Little black and white portraits and photographs accompany each interview, making them seem more personal. What's refreshing about this book's read is how taboo subjects like homosexuality and transgender issues come to light, especially how the mainstream media deals with such topics. In "Stop censoring who I am", an interview with Pang Khee Teik, he talks to The Nut Graph about discovering homosexuality and acceptance. And then, there's the problem of fitting in. What if you were tossed into the "dan lain-lain" category? Where would you stand? In "The hybrid-Malay Malaysian dilemma", Dr Farish Noor recollects his memories of growing up in schools in Malaysia, and how he was ridiculed for his mixed ancestry. The back portion of the book contains four exclusive interviews with Datuk Zaid Ibrahim, Tan Sri Rafidah Aziz, Datin Paduka Marina Mahathir, and Ramli Ibrahim. The interviews here are longer than the rest, which gives us a little more insight into these respected figures. In the interview with Tan Sri Rafidah Aziz, the so-called "Iron Lady", Shanon Shah spoke to her about topics like first dates, gender equality, and the future of Malaysia. A truly eye-opening book, as you will learn that you are not alone in your struggles towards a Malaysia that is united. The stories that are told here are poignant, and not anything you'd roll your eyes at (unlike a 1Malaysia ad). Found in Malaysia is priced at RM45.00 and is available at all major bookstores.
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| Sorry saya tersalah " awak woman sangat" Posted: 21 Sep 2010 09:13 PM PDT Tadi akak bukak " Tagged " sekali ade orang bagi mesej..and add friend...akak pun bukak akak tengok gambar dia... cam ni...     sebab semua pose gambar dia cam ni...akak comment lah pic dia..akak cakap " Chantek kakak"... sekali dia balas ini lah....  "sy bukan kakak...sy rockers...sbb sy main gitar , band boy..tu rmbt panjng...semua lagu sy layan..sbb band org kahwin...rockers..rmbut panjg sbb band rock bkn dangdut... pendekar rmbut pnjng sbb x tau knpe..pendekar dulu2 rmbt panjg...mungkin dia kakak jugak..hehehe???" sorry yer cik abang...saya ingat awak pondan..muka woman ok...sekali mat rock daaa.... pengsan!!!! .. 
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| Appreciation Grows, Hennessy XO & Michelin Star Chef, Alvin Leung Posted: 21 Sep 2010 09:00 PM PDT The youth of today and their single malts. In my day, the trickle of Hennessy X.O. into a glass of crackling ice, was the sign of ultimate luxury. It was a rare treat, given only during Chinese New Year and special occasions. Speaking of special occasions.....  ..my dear buddy, AWHIFFOFLEMONGRASS (AWOL), very kindly included me in her exclusive list of invitees for Hennessy's XO Appreciation Grows, a lah dih dah event, organised by Hennessy, Moet Hennessy Diageo Malaysia Sdn Bhd (formerly known as Riche Monde Malaysia), and Milk PR Sdn Bhd, (who was the one who invited us thru AWOL, thank you very much).  At RM800 per person, we were full of heightened expectation, wondering what wonders lay in store in a specially constructed dome on the grounds of the Bukit Kiara Equesterian club, actually built on the site where horses did their daily trots around the corral. We were ushered into the outer sanctum of the large marquee, in the comforts of airconditioning, while waiting for the laggard guests to trickle in. When an invite says 6.30, black tie, one would expect a bit of punctuality.   We were then ushered yet another step closer into the holy of holies, into another sanctum, where we donned on state of the art wireless headsets that didn't work, but were regaled with the story of Hennessy XO, by the dashing Regional brand ambassador, Arnaud Mirey.  The Kuala Lumpur glitterati....  Speaking of Kuala Lumpur glitterati, if you know these two, you probably know the whole of KL. The inimitable Nigel Skelchy, who takes half an hour to move 20 metres because he has to stop and say hallo to everyone.  Happiness, apart from family, good health, friendship, love and all that, is seeing bottles and bottles of expensive liqour waiting to flow down our throats.  The Man of the Hour, Michelin Star Chef Alvin Leung, sharing a light moment with Frederic Noyere, MD Of Riche Monde Malaysia, in a "press conference" like setting. The floor was open to a very shy press, to ask questions. Of the 4 or 5 questions asked, I think 3 came from OUR group, namely Nigel, of course, and our very own celebrity, Aly of Red FM.   Alil naughty monkey, with BabeKL in the background!  She looks like she's crooning, That's What Friends Are For.  Our Menus, wrapped in a black napkin, like a tuxedo laidat. So classy hor!  The circus has come to town...the main dining area is one big domed tent, a bit like Hogwarts..the ceiling changes pictures and theme according to food that is served. Rather interesting concept.  The first dish was Glass Garden, an avant garde Hong Kong interpretation of a garden dish, made from baked morel soil, dehydrated enoki, braised caterpillar fungus, and green onion puree. It's supposed to resemble a vineyard in winter? Dried vine plants on the brown soil. I thought this dish was quite amazing. The green onion puree was something very unique, and the flavours were intriguing. Familiar, yet completely new. The texture, ethereal, and light.  The combination of the dried morel soil, which was delicious, with the green mousse was also inspirationally clever.  Orchids seem to be the FOTD. (flower of the day) [cheers to you, Fratmustard]  Har Mi...or Har Mai, a perfectly executed crouton of carebinero, sauteed capellini, roasted cherry tomatoes and deep fried sage. In English, its basically dried shrimp that has been cooked for 48 hours (much like serunding), tossed together with angel hair pasta. A lot of people declared this their favourite dish. Again, it was the familiarity and comfort food element of this dish that probably appealed to the palate, but yet, with that added culinary twist that we could never quite replicate.  Of course, Foie Gras is always MY favourite. So I was delighted when the health conscious like Nigel decided only to have a morsel of his, and passed the crumbs to the waiting rakyat. Palate Fantastique, pan fried foie gras meticellulose and xantana. I like it, when I don't know the meanings of more than half the words in the description.  Melt in the mouth, and that blob of foam on the foie gras, (molecular gastronomy ma!), awesome. Incidentally, all these dishes are paired with the XO, which our in house culinary guru, Nigel, pointed out, completed the flavours. Apparently there was always a missing element that was made complete only with a sip of the XO. My unsophisticated palate could of course make no such distinction, and I thought the food tasted remarkable, with or without the XO. But there is no doubting that the XO was remarkable as well.  A rare treat, when we were given the opportunity to savour the smooth delicate moments of the ULTRA LIMITED EDITION HENNESSY X.O. MATHUSALEM, a 6 litre bottle of ultra limited goodness, created by master blender and secret keeper, Yann Filloux. Arnaud here is demonstrating how to use his rod to extract the precious fluids.   Kukomi Intrigue, an umami dish, created from boiled chicken soup, sous vide egg white, foie gras and julienne truffle. I thought the soup itself was a bit on the salty side, but you see, it had to be drunk with the accompanying egg white at the base, completing the flavours. Gold leaf floating on the surface added a nice touch to the already glittering event.   Nigel wastes no time in trying HIS hand at using the rod and poking it into the precious fluid.   Wagyu Wonders, Alvin Leung's specialty of sous vide wagyu striploin, cheung fun and black truffle. The texture of the cheung fun was amazing, springy yet not overly so, and the wagyu was simply sublime. Tender, melt in the mouth but yet with that texture of beef, that doesnt make you feel like you're swallowing pure fat. Lovely.  The very affable Frederic Noyere, playing the perfect host, going from table to table.  Dessert..probably the most daring dish of the night. Named Eastern Ascent, an unforgettable dessert of kikorangi (NZ) blue cheese, milk, cream and dried longan granita. A glamorized leen chee kang, some said. Yeah, this was definitely the most interesting dish, in the sense that it was daring step of faith, intermarrying the intense odor of blue cheese, with a basically pedesterian tong shui. I enjoyed it, but it wasn't my favourite for the night.  Stars of a feather flock together.  An encore dessert, basically a tiramisu with liberal doses of X.O., that wasn't on the menu. I would have preferred it served cold. Ours was at room temperature.  Our Michelin Chef, and rising comic star, Alilfatmonkey. To read more about Chef Alvin, check out the Hennessy XO website HERE. This event is on till the 25th of September, but I hear it's been sold out. However, if you feel compelled to attend, perhaps you can contact Adeline Ong of Milk PR at 603-20948915 to see if they still have tickets available. A special thanks to Milk PR (and the CEO, Wei, for being such a gracious host), and A Whiff of Lemongrass for the invite. It was truly an honor. 
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| Posted: 21 Sep 2010 07:39 PM PDT
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| Dragon dance at Sibu Lantern Festival Posted: 21 Sep 2010 07:07 PM PDT From Dragon dance at lantern festival Received an sms from Steve Ling, my president ( Sibu Photographic Society ) inviting me to go to take pics of a dragon dance. His words are law in my book so dutifully I went From Dragon dance at lantern festival Benghui was supposed to be with them but for certain [...]
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The 2010 Commonwealth Games, scheduled to be held in India's capital city Delhi on Oct 3-14, is facing trouble over security and safety concerns.
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