BODYGUARD....

The defination of bodyguard....

A bodyguard (or "close protection officer") is a type of security guard or government agent who protects a person—usually a famous, wealthy, or politically important figure—from assault, kidnapping, assassination, loss of confidential information, or other threats.
Most important public figures such as heads of state or governors are protected by several bodyguards or by a team of bodyguards from an agency, security forces, or police forces (e.g., in the US, the United States Secret Service or the Bureau of Diplomatic Security). Less-important public figures, or those with lower risk profiles, are often accompanied by a single bodyguard who may double as a driver. A small number of high-profile celebrities also use bodyguards to protect themselves from aggressive fans or violent stalkers.

Maybe those bodyguard of Stephen Chow think we might assault,kidnapping or assassination
Stephen Chow.HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!
Hey...bodyguard....WAKE UP!

Singapore Flyer....or....

I took this pic when i visited Singapore recently,i was standing at the Merlion Park while taking this pic.i don't exactly know where it located...

Using my Nikon compact camera,i only manage to get this pic.

The Singapore Flyer is a giant observation wheel in Singapore. Reaching 42 stories high, it comprises a 150-metre (in diameter) high wheel built over a three-story terminal building, giving it a total height of 165 metres. This will exceed The Star of Nanchang (currently the tallest) by 5 metres and the London Eye (currently the largest) by 30 metres. It will feature 28 air-conditioned capsules capable of holding 28 passengers each. A complete rotation of the wheel will take an estimated 30 minutes. As at 2 October 2007, the last capsule of the Singapore Flyer had been installed.
Located on the southeast tip of the Marina Centre reclaimed land, it is expected to offer excellent views of the city centre and beyond to about 45 kilometres, including the Indonesian islands of Batam and Bintan, as well as Johor, Malaysia.

Are you under the sign of GOAT??

The Chinese believe in feng shui and forecast,when new year is around the corner,

Chinese will buy feng shui or annual forecast book or ask some master for their coming year forecast.

The Goat.....

The Chinese Zodiac Astrology is ancient, interesting, accurate and loved by millions across the world. The Chinese Zodiac is based on cyclic concept of time : a cycle of 12 years, repeated again and again. The 12 Years are associated with 12 Celestial Animals : Rat (or Mouse on Mongoose), Ox (or Buffalo or Bull or Cow), Tiger, Rabbit (or Hare or Cat), Dragon, Snake (or Serpent), Horse, Goat (or Sheep or Ram), Monkey, Rooster (or Hen or Cock or Chicken or Phoenix), Dog and Pig (or Boar or Hog). The animal names occasionally differ with the Oriental Country they originate. The Chinese Yearly Horoscopes are basically built around these 12 Animal Signs.
Your Chinese Astrological Zodiac Animal Sign is directly based on the Chinese Lunar Year of Birth that you were born. The Chinese New Year is mobile and could start anywhere between 21st January and 20th February, depending upon the year. If your Date of Birth falls into any of the following Chinese Lunar Years, then, because you are born in the Year of the Goat (or Sheep or Ram), you are symbolically identified by your Celestial Animal, the "Goat (or Sheep or Ram)" :
From 13 Feb 1907 to 01 Feb 1908
From 01 Feb 1919 to 19 Feb 1920
From 17 Feb 1931 to 05 Feb 1932
From 05 Feb 1943 to 24 Jan 1944
From 24 Jan 1955 to 11 Feb 1956
From 09 Feb 1967 to 29 Jan 1968
From 28 Jan 1979 to 15 Feb 1980
From 15 Feb 1991 to 03 Feb 1992
From 01 Feb 2003 to 21 Jan 2004
In Chinese Hsia Calender, 2008 is the 4705th year and significantly, is also the fifth year of the New Feng Shui Land Luck Cyclic Period 8. The forthcoming new Chinese Lunar Year is from 7th February 2008 to 25th February 2009. The next Chinese New Year, Ji Chow, the Yin Brown Earth Ox will begin on 26th January 2009.
Enjoy the Annual Forecasts and learn about the suggested Feng Shui & Crystal Remedies that you may need for the coming "New Lunar Year 2008 : Wu Zi, Year of Yang Brown Earth Rat" :

PM Launch New Proton Saga

Almost 23 years later, a successor to the first Malaysian National Car arrives, and to capture that spirit of excitement which greeted the first Proton Saga, its successor also carries the same name.

Malaysia’s Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi (C) shows a

thumbs-up as he looks at the new model of Malaysian made Proton Saga during its launch in Kuala Lumpur January 18, 2008.

Teh Tarik

Teh tarik ("pulled tea") is a type of tea which can be bought in restaurants and outdoor stalls in Malaysia.

The main ingredients are tea and condensed milk.It has become the de facto national drink of Malaysia. In Malaysia, there are also occasions where "teh tarik" brewers gather for competitions and performances to show their skills in making this drink.

This tea is special in that it is prepared using a unique technique. The tea is poured from a hand held high into a container held in a hand below. The tea is poured back and forth in this manner to create a thick froth. It is believed that this method mixes the tea with the condensed milk more thoroughly than other methods. It is also believed that this action cools down the tea to an optimum temperature for consumption.

p/s:is actually one of my favourite drink...

Chinese New Year

When Chinese New Year is around the corner,shopping complexes throughout Malaysia have started decorating their malls with a Chinese New Year look, complete with plastic cherry blossom flower,red lantern etc. And of course you can a lot 'Rat' everywhere in the complex.

This is because,we,the Chinese will be celebrating the year of rats in 2008.You can see all the ang pao,CNY card,shirt,mug....(even underwear)with rat animal sign on it.

Eye On Malaysia Extended!

For anyone of you out there who missed the opportunity to ride on the gigantic ferris wheel “Eye On Malaysia” in 2007 will STILL be able to do so as the rides have been extended until 31st August 2008. It is definitely a must for people who want to experience a breathtaking 360 degrees panoramic view of the Kuala Lumpur city! This unforgettable ride reaches a height of 60 metres and offers a maginificient view of over 20 km of the city.

Why Stop If Is Not Emergency????

Last Fri,Road Safety Department director-general Datuk Suret Singh

said the emergency lanes were meant for the use of authorities such as the fire and rescue department, police and ambulance, which provide services during emergencies.

"What must be understood is that the emergency lane is a traffic lane and it is for the relevant agencies to use. This is what the emergency lane is for. It is extremely dangerous when vehicles are parked at emergency lanes,"

I wonder,why should anyone bother the stop their car at emergency lane if their

car did not brake down???Hahaha....

Everyone stop their car at emergency lane is also because the were in a "emergency..."

Winter Solstice Festival

Literally meaning the "arrival of winter”, Dong Zhi is the second most
important festival of the Chinese calendar, and is considered the thanksgiving
of the Chinese calendar. Dong Zhi is the last festival of the year. Coinciding
with the winter solstice, it is a time for the entire family to get together to
celebrate the past good year. Glutinous rice balls known as Tang Yuan
are cooked and eaten to signify unity and harmony within the family.

Dong Zhi is the celebration of the good year one and his family has enjoyed.
In ancient China, many poor people were not able to protect themselves from
the blistering cold winter, and they would often resort to eating bowls of
warming tang yuan (sweet soup of glutinuous rice flour balls) together in order
to keep warm.

The Chinese word tang (meaning 'soup') sounds like tuan which means reunion, while yuan means round, signifying "yuan man" (complete ). The entire phrase tang yuan therefore symbolises "tuan yuan" (family reunion), and eating tang yuan on Dong Zhi represents family reunion and harmony, and also signifies family unity and family prosperity.
For good luck, some families prefer to have some pink tang yuan to mix with the white ones.

Now only i know why my mum will coloured some tang yuan to pink .hahaa...

Pavilion Kuala Lumpur

I wonder what does 'branded' or maybe luxury shop means...
when my boss wan me to capture some luxury outlets in Pavilion...
I was like 'blank' when my boss told me...but of course i have to say
'Oo...ok lor'

Normally,shopping complex like this photography are not allowed ,
especially camera like what i'm using now.

So,i have to act like a tourist...took out my hp...
snap...snap...snap..
But what does 'luxury' means???
and i end up taking some pic with brand i don't
see or heard before...

End of the day,
I wonder when the security checked thru the cctv,
will they suspect me for doing anything bad since
i'm only taking luxury shop.

hahahaha

Toilet Cleanliness

The state of Malaysia's public toilets has become a hot-button issue, with tourists saying they were often dirty and lacked basic items such as soap and paper. "They can be very messy because people don't seem to know how to use the toilets."

Malaysian public lack civic consciousness when using public toilets. They just dont bother and hope someone will take care the mess that they left behind. What a shame!!!!

Things like this not only happen in a public toilet....