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Potraits of Year

By Matt Siow - December 31, 2009
People In The News A look into the past year by Cartoonist Reggie Lee Preview of month Sept - Nov ...

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Yearender 2009

By Matt Siow - December 31, 2009
= = Happy New Year = = In another day’s time, another year will be done. Time flies, as they say. Every year. So what is it about 2009 that we best remember? Certainly, there was the big recession that gripped the world as the subprime mortgage crisis in the US from the year before grew into a full-blown economic crisis, sending governments...

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Christmas day

By Matt Siow - December 29, 2009
I spend my Christmas eve with my family at home. nothing much to do. We went tot Jusco Seremban 2 at Christmas night with mum and sister. Mum bought a shirt for CNY. On Boxing Day, after went to Ah Poh's house, night my family have steamboat buffet + bbq at Lobak. Lots of choices include seafood, meat, vegetables and desert. Its RM 18++ per...

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Sociology presentation

By Matt Siow - December 18, 2009
I am happy today (17 December), because completed Sociology presentation. Overall good job for me (kudos) and Ms. Chan (replacement tutor) put up good comment for our group. And not forget thanks to Chin Ying, Lin Fong, Lai An, Kai An and Hooi Ngan although we only work for past week but is fun and great feeling. The minor problem I have was soft-spoken. Maybe I...

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Malls in Christmas mood

By Matt Siow - December 12, 2009
Happy birthday to mom :) Malls dress up premises with traditional and unusual decorations (The Star) Christmas season is down the town, lets see various deco theme in malls in Klang Valley Sunway Pyramid has chosen a French Christmas theme this year, inspired by Moulin Rouge of the 1900s. The centrepiece of their decoration is the windmill and shoppers will find hanging cages with mannequins...

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Dubai World crisis

By Matt Siow - December 10, 2009
Dubai World, the main investment arm of the Middle Eastern city-state, is asking for at least a six-month delay on paying back a nearly $60 million debt that due this month. Dubai World borrowed billions of dollars to acquire some of the most high-profile commercial developments in the United States in recent years, and it could be forced to sell them at a loss...

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All roads lead to China

By Matt Siow - December 06, 2009
China, with its rapid economic development and a growing middle-income segment, stands to become the biggest consumer in the world. Multinational companies strive to gain a share of the China market. China is the world’s most populous country (1.3 billion people) and has the biggest foreign exchange reserves (US$2.3 trillion). On those two counts alone, it has sufficient heft to sway the global...

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FarmVille updates

By Matt Siow - December 05, 2009
This post is about updates of FarmVille in Facebook. I will regularly upload new pictures Here enclosed the picture: Christmas decoration St. Patrick's special Winery This is first post for month of December, so fast year 2009 will end. I am quite busy next week and following week: Mid term and practical test Press conference presentation Assignment Well, life in university is not easy as you and...

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A Christmas Carol

By Matt Siow - November 28, 2009
Posters The title of movie I watched with cousin and family, A Christmas Carol at MBO Cinema, Terminal 2 Seremban. Our ticket was 11.45 a.m since yesterday seat is not available. By the way really idiot old man drove me siao. It happened at Petronas station located Lobak, that old man really not friendly at all. He stands there doing nothing and when...

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Long journey back Seremban

By Matt Siow - November 27, 2009
Yes!! I'm back to hometown after three weeks. But only reach around 12:30 a.m after almost 2 and half hours stuck in jam from Sungai Besi to Seremban. The usual journey only take 45 mins, because there is high volume of vehicle going South (Johore, Malacca) and North (Ipoh, Penang). Although is one of longest journey I endured, but it still my lucky...

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Beng Hock exhumed

By Matt Siow - November 21, 2009
Teoh Beng Hock’s body was exhumed on Saturday for a second autopsy at Sungai Buloh Hospital. It is to be given second autopsy to determine his death, homicide and not suicide. ...

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GST in Malaysia

By Matt Siow - November 16, 2009
GST model in Malaysia GST, a multi-stage consumption tax, is based on consumption rather than earnings and can be charged on virtually all supplies of goods and services. The proposed implementation of GST will replace the current Malaysian service tax and sales tax. Broadly, GST works by offsetting GST paid on purchases (input tax) against GST due on sales or supplies made (output...

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AirAsia sponsorship

By Matt Siow - November 15, 2009
Have mid term test next two weeks.. hate it very much. AirAsia stand as most outstanding low cost carrier in world, to sell their brand worldwide it sponsors many sports events. Here is the list. Tune Group Hamburger prices around the world ...

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Weekend update

By Matt Siow - November 08, 2009
On Friday, when I coming from Kampar to KL.. A pretty girl also in the same way back.That girl was kinda unique to me and pretty. Haiz.. why I didn't get her phone number (just joking..) No matter what, I know that I can meet more pretty girl in future. Well on Sat, I and mum went to McD's drive thru at Senawang....

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Budget 2010 analysis

By Matt Siow - November 03, 2009
The analysis is done by 3 credible panel of Selangor state goverment. It takes place at Dewan Banquet of MBPJ. Among the leaders attended were Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, Datuk Seri Hadi Abdul Awang and others. YB Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad (MP Kuala Selangor) touched about rising deficit of nation's budget. As a result over dependent on petroleum sector. Second wave of privatisation will...

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Policy changes

By Matt Siow - November 01, 2009
No.. so bored over here. Any special events around? So I would share on some news: Suspension bridge collapsed, three drown Who's fault in this incident that happened last Tuesday at Sg. Kampar. Let god bless them and extend my gratitude and condolence to all the victims. New NAP policy in action I haven't know much on facts, but rest assure cars above 15...

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Quarrel

By Matt Siow - October 19, 2009
Now I'm back for my second sem, so fast my holiday ends. Missed home although just came back. In my mind is really a big question. I quarrelled with her yesterday, because of inconsiderate words she used. Really it was so bad to have anger since my holiday, but finally it was released. She just care about herself, not others. My mom spends...

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Baker's Cottage mooncake

By Matt Siow - September 28, 2009
Green Tea & Red Bean Series 1. Red Bean 2. Green Tea (Green Tea Butter Pastry Skin) 3. Green Tea Red Bean(Green Tea Butter Pastry Skin) Pandan Lotus Series 1. Pandan Lotus 2. Pearl of Prosperity 3. Pandan Pumpkin 4. Pandan Lotus 1 Yolk All Time Favorites 1. XO Supreme Mixed Nuts 2. Mixed Nuts 3. Tiramisu (Cantonese Coffee Pastry Skin) 4. Pearl...

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Casahana Mooncake

By Matt Siow - September 28, 2009
This weekend most of Chinese will celebrate the Mooncake festival. My previous of Burst of flavours already mentioned mostly about Tai Thong mooncakes. Kindly be reminded, their quality have deteriorated over time, so make a smart choice this year. As a result of the drop in quality, I recommend all of you out there to try Casahana or Hei Yue Thong and The...

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Phone hidden functions

By Matt Siow - September 24, 2009
I know now everyone seems to have a smart phone or iPhone. But do you really understands the true function of it, if not please continue read it. Most of us do not know the hidden function; 1) Dial 112 for emergency when there is no coverage or you do not know local emergency number. More special is you don't have to unlock...

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End of examination

By Matt Siow - September 23, 2009
Yeah, end for my exam. Just back from Kampar and the whole North South Expressway is packed with vehicles and slow movement. Over here, I need to highlight important never use emergency lane during traffic jam. They thought they are in rush or have authority to use it, so annoying. You know why, because of slow traffic, drivers tend to sweep into the...

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Bazaar ramadan Section 14, PJ

By Matt Siow - August 26, 2009
Bazaar Ramadan is a must visit for Malaysians throughout Ramadan month, so below are the interesting food found in Seksyen 14 PJ Penang Popia Basah only priced RM0.50 each. Workers in short of hand preparing Penang Popiah Basah. Pulut Udang Panas grilled for 10 minutes. According to Pulut Udang Panas seller Azmee Yusoff, he uses recipe from Northern states like Perak, Penang and...

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Andy Lau at Kuala Lumpur

By Matt Siow - August 26, 2009
HONG KONG superstar Andy Lau was finally seen paying his last respects to his girlfriend Carol Chu’s father. Chinese dailies said Lau was seen at a memorial ceremony in front of the elder Chu’s grave at the Hokkien Cemetery in Kuala Lumpur on Monday. This time, he was without any “shield” or sunglasses. However, there were three security men at the entrance of...

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Fasting period

By Matt Siow - August 21, 2009
Now, I would like to wish all Muslims in the world happy fasting starting from tomorrow for the next 28 days. Introducing latest promotion from McDonald's McValue Buka Puasa from only RM 5.95 6pm-9pm; Monday to Sunday. @kellyPatra- The 2nd time is when Tom brought me and mum as we went down.. forgot when Synopsis A quiet tale that reminds us that, despite...

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Ocen Seafood Restaurant, Tanjung Sepat

By Matt Siow - August 20, 2009
If you’re more keen on good food than restaurant frills, check out the eateries at Tanjung Sepat. The Ocen Seafood Restaurant is anything but posh, but it has its own rustic charm. Built on stilts and overlooking the sea, it is situated beside Lover’s Bridge, a name locals have given to the Tanjung Sepat jetty in Selangor. The very satisfying Cantonese noodle done...

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