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Leader should speak up for his people, right?

Free Malaysia Today has recently lambasted Sabah chief minister for not saying anything to his KL’s boss on the issue Malaysia Airlines cancelled direct flights to Tokyo and Australia. Despite of the commercial consideration given by the entrepreneur of the company on why they had to stop it as it gained less profit, the political head should also consider that Tourism industry is one of the main economy pillar in Sabah. Sabahans especially villagers depend on the tourists arrival for their eco-tourism, homestay, hospitality industry, crafts and etc. Yet, the leader said nothing about it. Is it more important to make his boss please with what he did?and not to win the people’s heart since general election is coming soon? Luckily, the patriotic and true Sabahan, Tourism minister is not there to solely please his bosses. According to thestar report, Datuk Masidi against the flights suspension and opting the Sabah Tourism Board to look out for other airlines. For a minister

Some things are just not unfair for women

In this modern time, women are more educated, in position to make decision and independent.  However, the nature does not allow certain things to happen smoothly as desired by women. 1. Women tend to associated with gender-related-diseases like breast, ovarian and ovarian cancers if they get pregnant after the age of 30. (Its kinda funny when some argue that 'oh, 35 is still a good age to bear a child). Carrying a bulging tummy while a woman is on peak of her career, dealing with challenging works and at the same time enduring morning sickness, and also the gross oral glucose tolerance test for maternity? Despite of the so-called modern society, people still expect women to take care of the infants and worsen by the cases of ill-treatment by caretaker and kindergarten teachers, it adds worry to mothers that no one is going to take care of the children. Of course, we wished the husbands can resign and change babies' diapers, at least five times a day. Recent report from '

Update on price for Savvy owners

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Just serviced my manual Savvy car at RS Auto Service , I think is the one and only Renault-engine car expert in Klang Valley. Although I am not local but I find that it's easy to get there from KL. Just go to Puchong->Bandar Puteri at 7, 5/3 Jalan Puteri  Its always better to call Mr.Ho at 0122365520 for reservation as he usually has lots of customers.  To cut thing short, this is the price I get for spare part 1. Engine oil for 10km, but recommend to change at 7km- RM118 (I know I should get it from spare part shop which will cost me about RM80++) 2. Oil filter-RM18 3. Washer- RM3 4. Brake cyclinder- RM90 for 2 sides of rear tyres 5. Proton genuine part Bearing- RM52 Labor cost 1. Change engine oil- RM30 2. Change brake cylinder and install the bearing- RM40  Estimated cost for future change of other spare part  1.Timing belt RM600  2. Spark plug:RM200  3. Air filter- RM 26  *I got the brake cylinder and bearing changed, but it seems like I still have to

One of the non-halal restaurant along Petaling Street

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Petaling Street named after a type of tapioca flour factory is now famed for its variety fake good along the streets. Also known as 'China Town', I stumbled upon a non-halal chinese food court in the middle of the road. It is the 'China Town Food Paradise'.   Run by few chinese stall hawkers, they have several choices of food like economy rice (where one can pick choice of side dishes accordingly at reasonable price), noodles, claypot items, vegeterian and etc.    I like the ambiance of the shop for its workers who are totally Chinese, no illegal immigrants. In addition, they have this rattan-made of chairs which kind of unique.  I've ordered a plate of roasted-duck noodle, i like the saltiness of duck and I finished every single lean meat it had. But, the portion is quite small for RM6.    In addition to that, a glass of barley costed me about RM1.60.  Well, I cannot complain much as they can't raised more as it will piss their regular patrons. I do understa

Etude house- simply affordable beauty care

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Recently bought beauty skincare from Etude House (a brand from Korea) for my own Xmas gift.  I need to pamper myself for all my at least ten nights assignment which aged me more years than I should have not being one. Here is the set I bought from Sunway Pyramid, the Etude House is noticeable for its pinkish interior design. Pardon for the unrotatable image..:( A packet of 5 hydrating masks for RM12.90, nail polish RM5.90 each, and the feet mask is about RM8.90. I also bought the peachy color blusher for about RM20++. I just love this as I never tried one before My first ever trial to sleep over with nourishing mask wrapping my feet Eventually there will be two-layered, which the first one is damp wrapper contain moisturiser while the outer layer would be the waterproof wrapper. With so, one can continue the beauty sleep. However, I find that it was quite uncomfortable for the damp feeling, and I kept on awake because of it. As for the result, I find my feet were bab

Barisan Nasional conquers the people of MALAY

Had a conversation with few malay colleagues from peninsular Malaysia this morning. It was ear-opening to know that they still want Barisan Nasional to rule the country despite of the daytime corruption and etc. The main reason is they are scared to be sidelined by the current opposition DAP, althought PKR is the whole body of party. DAP synonymous to Chinese, and they had witnessed in  racism done by them and also the hard-core racist UMNO. Chinese helps chinese ONLY and same with Malay... Because of that phenomena, it hinders the movement of better political party to rule the country. It is a fact that Malay population is also outnumber other races in peninsular Malaysia, which lower the chances of the DAP, or precisely Lim Guan Eng to be country's first ever chinese leader.  Racism is one. Through the conversation, I also notice that malay species still have the 'dependant' syndrome. They hardly be competitive with that mentality and atttude. Chinese, Indian

Twilight-breaking dawn part 1

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Always heard bad comment and the lameness of the movie. But since I won the tickets, and I thought why not giving it a try to watch it. Prior to watching this movie, the songs of Bruno Mars- It will rain and Christina Perri's Thousand Years kept on convincing me that both powerful voice singers were chosen to sing the OST because it worth the movie. Yeah, I had the idea that it was going to be touching and romantic.... BUT, I found that both actors were so lame...to the extent that I am thinking that the movie was made for the sake of making it and not to impress audience. Their acting skills is suck..so slow, so unrealistic...it is as suck as 'Vampire Suck'... For goodness sake, why did Bella has terrible eyebag and the makeup artist didnt help her to conceal it??? At the end of the story, as Bella was struggling to continue the pregnancy, she totally reminds me of the movie, Emily Ross The exorcism.....with the bone breaking and losing weight.  *****Good par