Sunday, August 22, 2010

Thursday, August 19, 2010

On-nO Celebrate


THE scenic Gurney Drive promenade in Penang took on an air of festivity and patriotism with the Jalur Gemilang and Phor Thor (Hungry Ghost Festival) flags decorating an open air hawker centre.

The StarOnline.

China Press reported the time between Aug 7 and Sept 8 was the most turbulent period this year, especially for those born in the years of the Tiger, Monkey and Snake.

Fortune teller Huang Shi Ling said there should not be any auspicious celebration during the period, which also happened to fall within the Hungry Ghost Festival.

Sunday, August 15, 2010

Setapak food fair

Night scenes @ Setapak

Cater mainly for UTAR students, four coofee shops with more than 50 stores, so much varieties from Ipoh Sprout Bean Chicken Rice to Sarawak Kampua Mee.

Friday, August 13, 2010

Hor Po

Hakka food @ Segambut Dalam
Lui Cha, RM10
Mushroom Yam Ball, RM5

Monday, August 02, 2010

"When I speak to the Chinese and Malays, they have differing views and cannot be united. I feel an in-depth explanation is needed," he told reporters here Monday when asked by delegates of the Malaysian Muslims Welfare Organisation (Perkim) about the people's confusion over the 1Malaysia slogan.

TDM on 1Malaysia.

Still not finished with the Allah issue...

Hishammuddin said his predecessor should not have banned the word “Allah” from being used by the Catholic Church and added that the decision will continue to haunt his ministry “for a very long time.”

1Confusion

Well, I guess the MOH was part of 1Confusion.

Just 2 weeks ago, I attended a 'soft-skill' course organized by the hospital. We had a group of doctors, nurses, medical assistants, attendents, public receptionist, and telephonists with mixed races, all got together and subjected to 3-day mental torturing.

From the initial briefing up to every lectures, everyone began by the greeting "Salam 1Malaysia". But, what does 1Malaysia actually mean to everyone?

First, we had lunch served with Tomyam beef to the insensitive of Indian participants.

Secondly, we were made to sing nasyid songs full of "Allah" and "Allah".

Not that I was particular, I used to sing all those songs in primary school days. But with the recent hoo-hah barring non-Muslim from using such word made me felt insulted.

On the second day, we were segregated from the big group and sat watching over others continued with the "Ya Allah-Ya Allah" songs.

So much so for the corporate culture we were told to adopt.



Sunday, August 01, 2010

Ubat kuat batang

Performance by skinny sazzy dancers

Attended the launch of the 4th PDE5I in the market, a product from Korea.