Malaysia played Myanmar in the football semi finals and won 1-0 to book a place in the finals. Below is the video of the winning goal if you missed it
Obedient Wives Club – Interviewed
16 November, 2011 By 1 Comment
Here’s an interview video that was done by SBS Dateline to see what the fuss is about the Obedient Wives Club. I don’t know about you but i was ashamed to watch the way these people live their lives and how to me it seems like a massive lost cause. That’s just my opinion, check it out and what do YOU think?
The sad thing is that its spreading to more countries, a new cancer perhaps!
Malaysia Year End Sale 2011 Starts Today!
15 November, 2011 By Leave a Comment
The Sales are Back! The final installment for 2011 starts today!
Duration :
15 November 2011 – 1 January 2012
For more information, contact the Shopping Malaysia Secretariat :
Tel: +60-3 2615 8188
Fax: + 60-3 2692 2953
E-mail: enq-megasales@tourism.gov.my
Deepavali, How Different
28 October, 2011 By Leave a Comment
I was listening to a talk on BFM sometime last week on the history, legends, traditions and celebration of the Festival of Lights, Deepavali. It was a very insightful conversation giving a lot of info about the significance behind the festival and the way it is celebrated here in Malaysia and other parts of the world.
Growing up i celebrated the festival very differently as compared to the way it is celebrated today and for me, we have changed in the name of modernization . More of a convenient excuse for me.
Knowing why things are done in certain way definitely gives it more significant and creates a genuine need to preserve these practices before it gets lost and forgotten. I dont think there is a right or wrong way but merely preference of how you like to practise it.
Hopefully I can go back to basics and at least practise what i feel it’s the way I like to do it.
Happy Deepavali and check out the podcast below [Read more...]
Social Media Stats : Malaysia
30 September, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Here are some interesting Social Network stats by Burson-Marsteller that covered most of the Asia Pacific region but i grabbed was looking at the Malaysian stats amongst others :
Didnt expect to see Metacafe up there together with the most visited sites! And its funny how Malaysiakini is “Mainstream Media” now 
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