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Just when you thought Dubai was already satisfy and happy with their huge shopping mall, Dubai Mall, the emirate’s ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, announced yet another mind-boggling project – “Mall of the World”. In reality, the project was revealed 18-months ago with the main objective to revive Dubai’s real estate and stock market, […]
... written on Jul 07 2014Last month, Japan JR East railways together with Ferrari designer, Ken Okuyama, revealed its revolutionary seven-star super-luxury train blueprint. The new luxury sleeper train, the “cruise train,” will begin carrying passengers across Japan as early as Spring of 2017. JR East is expected to spend 5 billion yen (about US$50 million, £29 million, RM159 million) to […]
... written on Jul 06 2014In a latest twist, Malaysian Government announced that its diplomat who was allowed to leave New Zealand after an alleged sexual assault will return to New Zealand to face the charges after all. On paper, this seems to be a good news for the victim, the 21-year-old New Zealand woman, who was followed and attacked […]
... written on Jul 03 2014Previously they were boasting about their wealth as the “Rich Kids of Instagram”. Now, they’ve taken a step further by having their “Rich Kids of Snapchat” on the Facebook. Currently they’ve over 240,000 “likes”. Their purpose – regularly update “stories” about their wealth by (shamelessly) showing off their Lamborghini, cash, Rolex watches, taking exotic trip […]
... written on Jul 02 2014After the embarrasing handling of missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 crisis, one would expect Malaysian Government to learn its lesson well and be more transparent when dealing with future issues especially when it involves foreign affairs. But from the way Malaysia’s Foreign Minister Anifah Aman lies in the latest scandal which could sour the Malaysia-New […]
... written on Jul 01 2014How do you get away scot-free with crimes, if it involves burglary or even rape, in another country? To invoke diplomatic immunity, of course. That was how a Malaysian diplomat to New Zealand did last month. The diplomat who refused to give a DNA sample, has since returned home to Malaysia safely. New Zealand police […]
... written on Jul 01 2014Japan workers are known to be the most hardworking on planet Earth, thanks to its long hours culture. They don’t go back home on time after office hour simply because they would be ridiculed by neighbours for being “lazy”. It’s a huge embarrassment for being labelled as such, hence they work very long hours. Japanese […]
... written on Jun 30 2014Beer drinkers take note – beer is good for you because it keeps your kidney healthy and it’s good for digestion, not to mention full of vitamins – B1, B2, B6 and B12. Beer also makes your bones stronger and reduces risk of heart attack. Heck, you should take barrels of beer if you fancy […]
... written on Jun 30 2014Your signature is unique and central to your identity. Signature is such a powerful symbol representing your life that some fortune tellers would tell you to change your signature style if you want to gain success or fame. One of the most awesome signatures was of John Hancock – the “k” in his signature on […]
... written on Jun 28 2014Smoking is a big business. Quitting smoking is an even bigger business. According to the American Cancer Society, the average smoker spends US$1,500 a year on tobacco products – representing at least 3% of the average American’s income. Needless to say, major tobacco companies are laughing all the way to the bank, every year. The […]
... written on Jun 25 2014
