Monday, March 7, 2011

Wonderful Weekend

Last weekend was a wonderful weekend. It all started from an invitation from my friend to Times Square. I didn't know what it is for. To me its just another round of window shopping or eye viewing only. But it turn out to be that one of my friend entered a competition. Its the MSI Idol 2011. What the hell is that? I don't give a damn about it. Just there to support and see whats going on. Its the semi final consisting of 16 contestants. Then my friend into me to some of their friends which turns out to be pretty girls. Its kinda long story how our friend meet and how we became mutual friend. Then we went for late lunch at what Uncle Duck. Its famous for its steamboat. Then planned for the night plan to Zouk. My friend turnout to have a lot of contacts. And that really impress me. For a young girl who knows so many people. It shows that she hangs out a lot and it a mature girl. Zouk is fun but it depends on who do you go with. Overall its not the best but it good enough for me to enjoy.

Then on Sunday, We plan to go for a one day trip to Malacca. Started our journey at 12pm. Reach there about 1.30pm and it was heavy rain. I almost got into an accident. Opps not an its twice. Scared my friends to hell. So sorry for them. I blame no one but myself but luckily nothing happened. ^^v.. We went for chendol at Bukit Cina. Then went for chicken rice ball at Jonker. Then when around there to walk and intro the place to my new friend. After that when for ABC at 88. Walk around then go to our favourite layer cake Nadeje. Hang around there a while then we head to our next destination, Portugis Village for our seafood dinner. The scenery there was awesome. Windy clear sky. Chill there a while before we select our restaurant. We went to No. 7 which is considered the most famous based on the number of customer they have. After dinner, we straight head back to home because its getting late and tomorrow some of them have class and others have to work.

So that all on my wonderful weekend. To me everyday its a new and wonderful day. ^^V

Jay Chou The Era 2011 World Tour @ Putra Indoor Stadium

It all started on Friday. The long awaited Jay Chou The Era World Tour: Live in Malaysia concert. I was looking forward to it since his first tour the one in Taiwan. It was.. AWESOME!!. Although the sound system sucks but you rocks. I was impress with all the props other than the sound system. The funny thing is there was an LED light which shows the lyrics of the song right opposite of the stage. It is because Jay is famous for forgetting lyrics, that serves the purpose why it is there. xD. The concert ended with two encores, four guest artiste (Cindy Yen, The Drifter, Gary Yang and Lara Veronin) from Taiwan and a whole lot of fans.

It was a show commemorating a milestone in showbiz - 10 years of musicmaking with 10 studio albums. Making an explosive entrance, the man emerged fom a futuristic spaceship as solidly rendered 360° 3D suspension much like a floating and revolving white-clad timetraveller. Said to be the latest visual effect technique, this mind-blowing projection technology reportedly cost RM4mil, a sizeable chunk out of his RM10mil concert.

The world tour kicked off in Taipei last June and includes stops at 40 cities around the world. And if you missed the show here, don't fret. There are some 20 more shows to go and the concert album (DVD +2CD) of his first show in Taiwan is already available for sale.

Jay Chou The Era World Tour: Live in Malaysia was presented by MBI Entertainment, organised by Speedy Entertainment, with main sponsor Carlo Rino.

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

別怕失去 - 陳柏宇



作曲:C.Y. Kong / Davy Chan
填詞:黃凱琪
編曲:C.Y. Kong / Davy Chan
監製:C.Y. Kong / Davy Chan

世界看似這秒要淪陷
末日就像是日要降臨
路上站著十萬個孤苦靈魂
每段故事際遇也鄰近
別離後還未忘某個人
習慣輾轉倒後行
記性太富有 弱者擠出眼淚懷舊
慣性去悔疚 實際是自己親手 會負了石頭

那個人沒有失去
失戀後哪需唏噓
懶理姓什名誰
拿捏到最高就會倒退
佔有時別怕失去
鬆手後記憶一堆
也會逐漸來逝去
逆向分針遠赴流水
歲月如水

記性太富有 弱者擠出眼淚懷舊
慣性去悔疚 實際是沒法再追究

那個人沒有失去
失戀後哪需唏噓
懶理姓什名誰
拿捏到最高就會倒退
佔有時別怕失去
鬆手後流過的淚
也會逐步蠶食去
逆向分針往後退

每段故事際遇也鄰近
別離後還未忘某個人
但是也必須繼續行
追憶過 繼續向前行

Friday, February 25, 2011

#Pisces Compatibility

You and an Aries Zodiac Sign 
This is definitely a case of opposites attracting, and they can either merge into a wonderful harmony, or clash in chaos. You both have great energy and emotion, so if you feel that this partnership warrants the work, go for it. You'll have a solid bond! 


You and a Taurus Zodiac Sign 
You two share similar tastes and romantic notions. You are dreamier than the other, but that needn't be a stumbling block; you can help the practical one expand their vision and they can help you see life as it really is. Together you achieve great balance 


You and a Gemini Zodiac Sign 
One of you wants to sleep in, while the other wants to get up and get going. This highlights both sides of the coin in this relationship. One is laid back while the other is quick and curious. You can either learn from each other or butt heads. 


You and a Cancer Zodiac Sign 
Fortune smiles on this pairing, as you are both emotionally sensitive and thrive on the flow of emotions, thoughts, and ideas between the two of you. But this openness can also lead to a higher degree of vulnerability if one of you is down and takes it out on the other. 


You and a Leo Zodiac Sign 
You two are bewitched by each other's passion, confidence, and heart. Romance and romantic gestures will play a big role in this relationship, as you each try and woo the other. You each enhance the other's strengths and this relationship can take you both far. 


You and a Virgo Zodiac Sign 
You are both idealists who set very high standards, especially in love. When you click, others will be jealous of how attentive you are to each other. If you don't set your standards unreasonably high, this can be a romance that novels are written about. 


You and a Libra Zodiac Sign 
This may seem to be a match made in heaven and, in many ways, it is. However, over time, the differences in your characters may leave one or both of you feeling disappointed when the honeymoon ends. Stick with it, and you'll be rewarded. 


You and a Scorpio Zodiac Sign 
Both of you long for magic, and you can make it happen for each other. You may be one of those couples who finish each other's sentences. This is a pairing that legendary romances are made of. Be careful, though, that you maintain separate identities. 


You and a Sagittarius Zodiac Sign 
At first, this will feel it’s like a romance from a fairy tale, and it is. But the clock will strike midnight and the coach will turn back to a pumpkin. The love can endure if you are both willing to accept the mundane realities of a committed, loving relationship. 


You and a Capricorn Zodiac Sign 
You two are a real yin/yang complement to each other and can bring out the best in each other. Each of you admires qualities the other possesses and tries to emulate them. Your romance will be a lovely dance where the partners change who is leading whom. 


You and an Aquarius Zodiac Sign 
The initial glow you both feel when you meet will draw you together like moths to a flame. When the flame flickers, you will have the opportunity to settle into a comfortable and friendly love connection. It will take work, but it will endure. 


You and another Pisces Zodiac Sign 
You two will communicate at a level that few other people can even comprehend. But since neither of you is particularly practical, you're going to have to work to have a functional relationship that takes on the more ordinary tasks of everyday life.


from: http://zodiacfacts.blogspot.com/2011/01/pisces-compatibility.html

Friday, February 18, 2011

Chap Goh Meh @ Tasik Taman Jaya

Yesterday was the 15th day of Chinese New Year. It marks the end of the new year celebration and it is also Valentine Day according to the chinese calendar.

I went to Tasik Taman Jaya where there is Chap Goh Meh celebration going on. In the olden days single lady who wish to look for their 'Prince Charming' will throw mandarin oranges (with their contact details on it) into the river, and the so called 'Prince Charming' will pick the oranges and contact the girls.

Yesterday I finally experienced myself what it was like on that day. It was an eye opener for me as an amateur in chinese culture (YES.. I am a so called Banana).

People really go there to hunt for girls. All the guys and girls are there just for fun. The girls really throw mandarin oranges and the guys really take the effort to get those orange using nets. It was really really awesome effort by the guys. Wish them good luck after all the effort they have done.

My friend was one of the lucky ones. He manage to get an orange from a girl which he was targeting all night. The girl came to him when we were watching magic show and gave him an orange with her FB on it. Way the go pal. =D...

Wish you all the best too. At least he got to know a new friend. I am not as lucky as him as I am quite a shy guy. Anyway I am happy for him.

That all that happens on a wonderful night.

Happy Chap Goh Meh!!!

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Sam Tsui - Don't Want An Ending




I don't wanna fall out
But we're all out of time
(Is this over?)
(Don't want an ending)
In one day
No way you'll be mine
(Is this over?)
(Don't want an ending)

Ooohhh...

My heart is running on empty
One more day and then we go
Yeah, the time goes on now
Don't ask me how
I don't know
You'll be home tomorrow
About a thousand miles too far away?
Say you won't forget and i'll be okay

At least tonight
It's just you and me and honestly
That's everything i need

I don't wanna fall out
But we're all out of time
(Is this over?)
(Don't want an ending)
In one day
No way you'll be mine
(Is this over?)
(Don't want an ending)

Tonight's the countdown
'Till the day we're not around
(Is this over?)
(Don't want an ending)
And you're gone
And we're on with our lives
(Is this over?)
(Don't want an ending)
I don't want an ending

Don't want an ending...

The days turn to hours
And it’s just a moment before they go
I’m scared to say goodbye,
‘Cause what’s after that?
I don’t know.

As the years look past us
If we lose track,
Or lose the fight,

I will search forever
To find a way back..

To tonight
Where it's just you and me and honestly
That's everything I need

I don't wanna fall out
But we're all out of time
(Is this over?)
(Don't want an ending)
In one day
No way you'll be mine
(Is this over?)
(Don't want an ending)

Tonight's the countdown
'Til the day we're not around
(Is this over?)
(Don't want an ending)
And you're gone
And we're on with our lives
(Is this over?)
(Don't want an ending)
I don't want an ending

We said "see ya later"
But I know there's no way we're
Around here again (yeah)
And every until next time
Feels like one bad punch line
And I don't want that again

I don't wanna fall out
But we're all out of time
(Is this over?)
(Don't want an ending)
In one day
No way you'll be mine
(Is this over?)
(Don't want an ending)

I don't wanna fall out
But we're all out of time
(Is this over?)
(Don't want an ending)
In one day
No way you'll be mine
(Is this over?)
(Don't want an ending)

Tonight's the countdown
'Til the day we're not around

(Is this over?)
(Don't want an ending)
And you're gone
And we're on with our lives
(Is this over?)
(Don't want an ending)
(Noo) I
Don't want an ending
(All out of time)
Don't want an ending
Don't want an ending

Sunday, January 23, 2011

Li Ka Shing

Born: July 29, 1928, Chaozhou, Guangdong, China
Age: 79
Residence: Hong Kong , Hong Kong, Asia & Australia
Occupation: Chairman, Cheung Kong Holdings and Hutchison Whampoa
Fortune: Self made
Net worth: $23.0 billion USD (2007)
Website: http://www.ckh.com.hk/eng
Education: High School Drop Out



He was 12 years old in 1940 when his family fled the Japanese invasion of China. Within three years of their arrival in Hong Kong, his father had died. Li was forced to leave school before the age of 15 to support the family and found a job in a plastics trading company where he labored 16 hours a day.

In 1949, after learning how to operate a plant, Li start his own company, Cheung Kong Industries, with funds borrowed from family, friends and contacts he cultivated as a top-tier salesman.

In 1958, unable to renew the lease for his company, Li was forced to purchase and develop a site by himself. This would be the first of many investments in real estate. Li was diligent in bidding for land and his strategy was to avoid debt by raising capital before building.

By the 1960s Cheung Kong had transformed into a property development and management company. The company, renamed Cheung Kong Holdings in 1971, had its initial public offering in 1972. By 1979 Li was Hong Kong's largest private landlord.

Through hard work, and a reputation for remaining true to his internal moral compass, he was able to build a business empire. Most accounts described Li as personally unpretentious and frugal, leading a modest lifestyle that reflected his respect for traditional Chinese values.

When people ask him if he considered himself lucky, Li's response was "No, I wasn't lucky. I worked hard to achieve the goals I set for myself."


“Vision is perhaps our greatest strength... it has kept us alive to the power and continuity of thought through the centuries, it makes us peer into the future and lends shape to the unknown.”

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