Wednesday, February 5, 2014
NASCAR Wreck
After a crash on the last lap of the NASCAR Nationwide Series DRIVE4COPD 300, 28 spectators were injured due to debris flying into the grandstands.
Hunting Dog Jumps and Catches a Canada Goose
A hunting buddy of mine sicced his hunting dog on a Canada Goose. Trace caught the goose while airborne.
Indonesian island aims to be clean energy model
A quiet corner of Indonesia is trying to turn itself into a model of clean energy use.
It's aiming to function completely on renewable energy sources by 2025.
Malaysia facing foreign-policy 'blowback'
Malaysia Former Prime Minister DR Mahathir:
Published on Apr 3, 2013
North Korea is stopping South Korean workers accessing an industrial zone it shares with the South. The zone is the last point of cooperation between the neighbors.
North Korea- Blocking access
Published on Apr 3, 2013
North Korea is stopping South Korean workers accessing an industrial zone it shares with the South. The zone is the last point of cooperation between the neighbors.
This guy walking Forward and Backward
Published on Apr 3, 2013
Messe Kopp, a filmmaker in Israel, has created a mind-boggling video featuring a mesmerizing "reverse" walk through the streets of downtown Jerusalem.
Assembly At 511 Stadium Batu Kawan Malaysia
Published on May 11, 2013
Flag parade during 511 assembly at stadium batu Kawan.
Many supporter are trying to tell the world that we are not racism and we are united as a Malaysian
Many supporter are trying to tell the world that we are not racism and we are united as a Malaysian
The moment of victory Election 505 Raja Uda 6.30PM
Published on May 11, 2013
This the moment happen at Raja Uda butterworth 505 election day at around 6.30pm
Butterworth Penang Beach Malaysia
Published on May 12, 2013
Butterworth is the main town on the mainland side of Penang state in Malaysia.
Smaller, more industrial and practical, Butterworth does not have any of the atmosphere which Georgetown across the Penang Straits has. It is however an important transportation hub for all train and many bus services which do not go directly to Penang island.
Butterworth is also the mainland terminal for the Penang ferry.
[edit]Get in
[edit]By train
Butterworth railway station is conveniently located next to the bus and ferry terminal, south of the town centre. It is a major rail terminal for Keretapi Tanah Melayu (Malayan Railways) trains heading south to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore and north to Hat Yai in Thailand as well as the State Railways of Thailand's International Express to Bangkok.
To/from Kuala Lumpur - from Kuala Lumpur the Senandung Langkawi arrives at Butterworth at 05:40 and then departs for Hat Yai. In the other direction, the train from Hat Yai arrives at Butterworth at 22:30 and departs for Kuala Lumpur. The Ekspres Sinaran runs on Sundays between Kuala Lumpur and Butterworth. It departs Kuala Lumpur at 08:10 and arrives at Butterworth at15:50. From Butterworth, trains leave at 08:00 and arrive in Kuala Lumpur at 16:05.
From Bangkok - an overnight train departs Bangkok daily at 14:45(Thai time). It is scheduled to arrive at Butterworth at 12:55(Malaysian time) but normally gets there late, usually around 14:00-14:30. Fares vary depending on the type of berth and carriage; an air-con upper berth costs 1,120 baht (as at April 2007). The surcharge for a bicycle is 104 baht to the border; a further small freight charge may be made by KTMB for the border-Butterworth leg.
To Bangkok - the International Express leaves Butterworth daily at13:15, going via Hat Yai, Surat Thani (for Ko Samui, Ko Pha Ngan, Ko Tao), Chumphon, Hua Hin, etc.
[edit]By bus
To/from Kuala Lumpur - almost hourly, journey takes 5 hours and costs around 25 ringgit. The bus station, is just a few yards from the train station, located under the highway overpass. Any train station representative can point you in the direction of the bus stop.
If you are in a rush to get to KL, the bus may be your best bet. The journey time can be half as long. Most of the coaches have AC, as well as other comforts. Much of the journey is very scenic.
As noted above, the prices are reasonable.
If you are concerned about securing a fair price, just ask a train station agent, most should be happy to give you a rough estimate on how much a bus will cost. Armed with this information, you can walk over to the bus staging area,which is more of a collection of ticket booths mixed in with food and beverage vendors, and find the best price.
The buses, in most cases, do not have restrooms, but, the buses make a number of breaks at rest stops, which have restrooms, and food/drink. Take note, many of the restrooms did not have toilet paper.
Rapid Penang[1] - bus services cover entire Penang state
[edit]By road
[edit]By boat
The much-loved Penang ferry departs regularly from the Butterworth Ferry Terminal for George Town. The ferry terminal is conveniently connected with the railway station and bus terminal via covered walkways - a rare example of good public transport planning in Malaysia. Caution when using the toilets. Travellers may want to consider using toilets at their hotels or at restaurants as the ferry toilets are infamous for their overuse and offensive odours.
[edit]Get around
[edit][add listing]See
Hornbill Penang Bird Park.JPG
Bird Park, Jalan Todak, Seberang Jaya, Perai, Phone:+60 4 399-1899 Fax:+60 4 399-1899 [2], [3]. Every day, 9AM-7PM. This is the first and the largest bird park of its kind in Malaysia, houses more than 300 species of birds from throughout the world, of which about half are of Malaysian species. Experience hand-feeding birds in the geodesic domes and two giant-sized walk-in-aviaries, or take a bus either from KOMTAR or Butterworth Ferry Terminal. RM45 for adult and RM30 for children (below 12 year-old).
Temple b1.jpg
Temple of the "Ninth Emperor God", at Jalan Raja Uda, Butterworth, Phone: +604-331 8717. This temple will be decorated for the annual Nine Emperor Gods (Kew Ong Yeah) festival on every 9th month of Chinese Lunar Calendar. This is a very beautiful temple. The building architecture is impressive. The sculptures and carvings are very neat and nice! The temple was constructed in 2000 by about 50 craftsmen from China which has three grand prayer halls, replaces an older temple that was built next to it in 1971. Website: www.towbookong.org.my
Smaller, more industrial and practical, Butterworth does not have any of the atmosphere which Georgetown across the Penang Straits has. It is however an important transportation hub for all train and many bus services which do not go directly to Penang island.
Butterworth is also the mainland terminal for the Penang ferry.
[edit]Get in
[edit]By train
Butterworth railway station is conveniently located next to the bus and ferry terminal, south of the town centre. It is a major rail terminal for Keretapi Tanah Melayu (Malayan Railways) trains heading south to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore and north to Hat Yai in Thailand as well as the State Railways of Thailand's International Express to Bangkok.
To/from Kuala Lumpur - from Kuala Lumpur the Senandung Langkawi arrives at Butterworth at 05:40 and then departs for Hat Yai. In the other direction, the train from Hat Yai arrives at Butterworth at 22:30 and departs for Kuala Lumpur. The Ekspres Sinaran runs on Sundays between Kuala Lumpur and Butterworth. It departs Kuala Lumpur at 08:10 and arrives at Butterworth at15:50. From Butterworth, trains leave at 08:00 and arrive in Kuala Lumpur at 16:05.
From Bangkok - an overnight train departs Bangkok daily at 14:45(Thai time). It is scheduled to arrive at Butterworth at 12:55(Malaysian time) but normally gets there late, usually around 14:00-14:30. Fares vary depending on the type of berth and carriage; an air-con upper berth costs 1,120 baht (as at April 2007). The surcharge for a bicycle is 104 baht to the border; a further small freight charge may be made by KTMB for the border-Butterworth leg.
To Bangkok - the International Express leaves Butterworth daily at13:15, going via Hat Yai, Surat Thani (for Ko Samui, Ko Pha Ngan, Ko Tao), Chumphon, Hua Hin, etc.
[edit]By bus
To/from Kuala Lumpur - almost hourly, journey takes 5 hours and costs around 25 ringgit. The bus station, is just a few yards from the train station, located under the highway overpass. Any train station representative can point you in the direction of the bus stop.
If you are in a rush to get to KL, the bus may be your best bet. The journey time can be half as long. Most of the coaches have AC, as well as other comforts. Much of the journey is very scenic.
As noted above, the prices are reasonable.
If you are concerned about securing a fair price, just ask a train station agent, most should be happy to give you a rough estimate on how much a bus will cost. Armed with this information, you can walk over to the bus staging area,which is more of a collection of ticket booths mixed in with food and beverage vendors, and find the best price.
The buses, in most cases, do not have restrooms, but, the buses make a number of breaks at rest stops, which have restrooms, and food/drink. Take note, many of the restrooms did not have toilet paper.
Rapid Penang[1] - bus services cover entire Penang state
[edit]By road
[edit]By boat
The much-loved Penang ferry departs regularly from the Butterworth Ferry Terminal for George Town. The ferry terminal is conveniently connected with the railway station and bus terminal via covered walkways - a rare example of good public transport planning in Malaysia. Caution when using the toilets. Travellers may want to consider using toilets at their hotels or at restaurants as the ferry toilets are infamous for their overuse and offensive odours.
[edit]Get around
[edit][add listing]See
Hornbill Penang Bird Park.JPG
Bird Park, Jalan Todak, Seberang Jaya, Perai, Phone:+60 4 399-1899 Fax:+60 4 399-1899 [2], [3]. Every day, 9AM-7PM. This is the first and the largest bird park of its kind in Malaysia, houses more than 300 species of birds from throughout the world, of which about half are of Malaysian species. Experience hand-feeding birds in the geodesic domes and two giant-sized walk-in-aviaries, or take a bus either from KOMTAR or Butterworth Ferry Terminal. RM45 for adult and RM30 for children (below 12 year-old).
Temple b1.jpg
Temple of the "Ninth Emperor God", at Jalan Raja Uda, Butterworth, Phone: +604-331 8717. This temple will be decorated for the annual Nine Emperor Gods (Kew Ong Yeah) festival on every 9th month of Chinese Lunar Calendar. This is a very beautiful temple. The building architecture is impressive. The sculptures and carvings are very neat and nice! The temple was constructed in 2000 by about 50 craftsmen from China which has three grand prayer halls, replaces an older temple that was built next to it in 1971. Website: www.towbookong.org.my
Violent Politic Supporters in Ipoh
Published on May 13, 2013
This is the true story taken by one of PR supporters pertaining to the bloody clash in Ipoh.
Ghost been detained by police Malaysia Sg Udang 捉到鬼 பேய் கைது
Published on May 13, 2013
Sg Udang 捉到鬼还要出动5辆镇暴警察来护送三只鬼安全离开。大马人民真的不如外
Hantu yang ditangkap di sg udang
பேய் கைது
Hantu yang ditangkap di sg udang
பேய் கைது
The World Most Expensive Table $50,000 Expanding Table
Published on May 24, 2013
Fletcher Capstan Table
For a fantastic design and space saving idea, check out the Fletcher Capstan Table. The expansion video is very cool. However, this cool table comes with a catch. It'll cost you £25,000 to £35,000 ($50,000 to $70,000). The company's site describes, "It is a round table which, when rotated at its outer perimeter, amazingly doubles its seating capacity and, just as astonishingly, remains truly circular. Very importantly it stores its expansion leaves within itself. Existing tables can seat six persons when small, and twelve or more when expanded, but there are other design possibilities. Operation, which has been described as 'pure magic' by Boat International magazine, really is a sight to behold and extremely quick, it taking only three seconds to complete an entire expansion or reduction cycle."
For a fantastic design and space saving idea, check out the Fletcher Capstan Table. The expansion video is very cool. However, this cool table comes with a catch. It'll cost you £25,000 to £35,000 ($50,000 to $70,000). The company's site describes, "It is a round table which, when rotated at its outer perimeter, amazingly doubles its seating capacity and, just as astonishingly, remains truly circular. Very importantly it stores its expansion leaves within itself. Existing tables can seat six persons when small, and twelve or more when expanded, but there are other design possibilities. Operation, which has been described as 'pure magic' by Boat International magazine, really is a sight to behold and extremely quick, it taking only three seconds to complete an entire expansion or reduction cycle."
Beach at Butterworth Penang
Published on May 24, 2013
Butterworth is the main town on the mainland side of Penang state in Malaysia.
Smaller, more industrial and practical, Butterworth does not have any of the atmosphere which Georgetown across the Penang Straits has. It is however an important transportation hub for all train and many bus services which do not go directly to Penang island.
Butterworth is also the mainland terminal for the Penang ferry.
By train
Butterworth railway station is conveniently located next to the bus and ferry terminal, south of the town centre. It is a major rail terminal for Keretapi Tanah Melayu (Malayan Railways) trains heading south to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore and north to Hat Yai in Thailand as well as the State Railways of Thailand's International Express to Bangkok.
To/from Kuala Lumpur - from Kuala Lumpur the Senandung Langkawi arrives at Butterworth at 05:40 and then departs for Hat Yai. In the other direction, the train from Hat Yai arrives at Butterworth at 22:30 and departs for Kuala Lumpur. The Ekspres Sinaran runs on Sundays between Kuala Lumpur and Butterworth. It departs Kuala Lumpur at 08:10 and arrives at Butterworth at15:50. From Butterworth, trains leave at 08:00 and arrive in Kuala Lumpur at 16:05.
From Bangkok - an overnight train departs Bangkok daily at 14:45(Thai time). It is scheduled to arrive at Butterworth at 12:55(Malaysian time) but normally gets there late, usually around 14:00-14:30. Fares vary depending on the type of berth and carriage; an air-con upper berth costs 1,120 baht (as at April 2007). The surcharge for a bicycle is 104 baht to the border; a further small freight charge may be made by KTMB for the border-Butterworth leg.
To Bangkok - the International Express leaves Butterworth daily at13:15, going via Hat Yai, Surat Thani (for Ko Samui, Ko Pha Ngan, Ko Tao), Chumphon, Hua Hin, etc.
[edit]By bus
To/from Kuala Lumpur - almost hourly, journey takes 5 hours and costs around 25 ringgit. The bus station, is just a few yards from the train station, located under the highway overpass. Any train station representative can point you in the direction of the bus stop.
If you are in a rush to get to KL, the bus may be your best bet. The journey time can be half as long. Most of the coaches have AC, as well as other comforts. Much of the journey is very scenic.
As noted above, the prices are reasonable.
If you are concerned about securing a fair price, just ask a train station agent, most should be happy to give you a rough estimate on how much a bus will cost. Armed with this information, you can walk over to the bus staging area,which is more of a collection of ticket booths mixed in with food and beverage vendors, and find the best price.
The buses, in most cases, do not have restrooms, but, the buses make a number of breaks at rest stops, which have restrooms, and food/drink. Take note, many of the restrooms did not have toilet paper.
By boat
The much-loved Penang ferry departs regularly from the Butterworth Ferry Terminal for George Town. The ferry terminal is conveniently connected with the railway station and bus terminal via covered walkways - a rare example of good public transport planning in Malaysia. Caution when using the toilets. Travellers may want to consider using toilets at their hotels or at restaurants as the ferry toilets are infamous for their overuse and offensive odours.
Smaller, more industrial and practical, Butterworth does not have any of the atmosphere which Georgetown across the Penang Straits has. It is however an important transportation hub for all train and many bus services which do not go directly to Penang island.
Butterworth is also the mainland terminal for the Penang ferry.
By train
Butterworth railway station is conveniently located next to the bus and ferry terminal, south of the town centre. It is a major rail terminal for Keretapi Tanah Melayu (Malayan Railways) trains heading south to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore and north to Hat Yai in Thailand as well as the State Railways of Thailand's International Express to Bangkok.
To/from Kuala Lumpur - from Kuala Lumpur the Senandung Langkawi arrives at Butterworth at 05:40 and then departs for Hat Yai. In the other direction, the train from Hat Yai arrives at Butterworth at 22:30 and departs for Kuala Lumpur. The Ekspres Sinaran runs on Sundays between Kuala Lumpur and Butterworth. It departs Kuala Lumpur at 08:10 and arrives at Butterworth at15:50. From Butterworth, trains leave at 08:00 and arrive in Kuala Lumpur at 16:05.
From Bangkok - an overnight train departs Bangkok daily at 14:45(Thai time). It is scheduled to arrive at Butterworth at 12:55(Malaysian time) but normally gets there late, usually around 14:00-14:30. Fares vary depending on the type of berth and carriage; an air-con upper berth costs 1,120 baht (as at April 2007). The surcharge for a bicycle is 104 baht to the border; a further small freight charge may be made by KTMB for the border-Butterworth leg.
To Bangkok - the International Express leaves Butterworth daily at13:15, going via Hat Yai, Surat Thani (for Ko Samui, Ko Pha Ngan, Ko Tao), Chumphon, Hua Hin, etc.
[edit]By bus
To/from Kuala Lumpur - almost hourly, journey takes 5 hours and costs around 25 ringgit. The bus station, is just a few yards from the train station, located under the highway overpass. Any train station representative can point you in the direction of the bus stop.
If you are in a rush to get to KL, the bus may be your best bet. The journey time can be half as long. Most of the coaches have AC, as well as other comforts. Much of the journey is very scenic.
As noted above, the prices are reasonable.
If you are concerned about securing a fair price, just ask a train station agent, most should be happy to give you a rough estimate on how much a bus will cost. Armed with this information, you can walk over to the bus staging area,which is more of a collection of ticket booths mixed in with food and beverage vendors, and find the best price.
The buses, in most cases, do not have restrooms, but, the buses make a number of breaks at rest stops, which have restrooms, and food/drink. Take note, many of the restrooms did not have toilet paper.
By boat
The much-loved Penang ferry departs regularly from the Butterworth Ferry Terminal for George Town. The ferry terminal is conveniently connected with the railway station and bus terminal via covered walkways - a rare example of good public transport planning in Malaysia. Caution when using the toilets. Travellers may want to consider using toilets at their hotels or at restaurants as the ferry toilets are infamous for their overuse and offensive odours.
Bangkok bomb blast caught on camera
Published on Jan 24, 2014
Anti-government protesters in Thailand are getting ready for a day of action next week that they say will see the Thai capital shut down. But what are they doing and can they really bring Bangkok to its knees? Duration: 02:34
Police say closed circuit television has captured the moment an attacker threw a grenade into a crowd of anti-government protesters in central Bangkok, injuring 28 people, seven of them seriously.
Police say closed circuit television has captured the moment an attacker threw a grenade into a crowd of anti-government protesters in central Bangkok, injuring 28 people, seven of them seriously.
Bangkok Protest
Published on Jan 24, 2014
I was passing through democracy monument's protest site and noticed they were just about to play their music. Decided to test my new phone's camera night video recording. Spoiler: not
Thai bomb narrowly avoids protest leader
Published on Jan 24, 2014
A bomb has gone off in the Thai capital of Bangkok, wounding more than 30 people attending an anti-government protest march. Both the government and the protestors are blaming each other for the explosion, which landed 30 metres from the anti-government movement's leader Suthep Thaugsuban who escaped unhurt. This latest incident follows a string of nighttime drive-by shootings at protest sites and grenade attacks on the homes of opposition politicians.
Bangkok Protest Grenade Explosion Close Up
Published on Jan 24, 2014
The Thai capital's main financial district was partially crippled following deadly grenade attacks and a tense standoff between die-hard, anti-government demonstrators and a government that has yielded vital areas of Bangkok to them.
At least five grenades exploded in the city center, killing one person and wounding at least 75, as hundreds of panicked residents fled into the streets.
The explosions come amid a tense standoff between Red Shirt protesters and armed government troops, in a period that has witnessed Thailand's worst political violence in two decades.
More recently, a rival group of protesters has rallied in the area of the attacks, occasionally hurling missiles at the Red Shirts, creating a volatile mix. Several of the blasts were near where these rivals had gathered, under the elevated tracks of the Sky Train.
Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban stated in a televised broadcast that five M79 grenades were fired from launchers within the Red Shirt encampment.
Three fell through the roof of the Sky Train station, which runs above Silom Road, a fourth exploded near a five-star Dusit Thani Hotel and the fifth near a bank.
Reports said the blasts killed one person, identified as a Thai woman, and wounded at least 75. Three foreigners were among the wounded.
Panic was widespread as the injured were carried away. A cameraman filmed a soldier pulling a cab driver out of his taxi when an angry crowd attacked him.
Protesters were seen hurling rocks with sling shots and at one point the police had to take cover as missiles hailed down upon them.
Riot police surged onto the streets during the clashes and several officers were also filmed kicking and vandalising the motorbikes and scooters used by the protesters.
The Red shirts are calling for the dissolution of Parliament and for Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva to resign.
Grenade Attack Hits Bangkok, Grenade Thrown at Bangkok Protest, Grenade Explosion in Bangkok Protest
Grenade Attack Hits Bangkok, Grenade Thrown at Bangkok Protest, Grenade Explosion in Bangkok Protest
Grenade Attack Hits Bangkok, Grenade Thrown at Bangkok Protest, Grenade Explosion in Bangkok Protest
Thailand declares state of emergency in capital as police release shocking video showing moment attacker threw grenade into crowd of protesters. Thailand's government today declared a state of emergency in Bangkok as footage emerged of a suspected attacker throwing a grenade into a crowd of protesters.
A total of 28 anti-government protesters were injured in the blast near Victory Mount in central Bangkok on Sunday.
Horrifying CCTV footage shows a man waiting down an alleyway before throwing what appears to be a hand grenade into the main street where protesters had set up a tent.
At least five grenades exploded in the city center, killing one person and wounding at least 75, as hundreds of panicked residents fled into the streets.
The explosions come amid a tense standoff between Red Shirt protesters and armed government troops, in a period that has witnessed Thailand's worst political violence in two decades.
More recently, a rival group of protesters has rallied in the area of the attacks, occasionally hurling missiles at the Red Shirts, creating a volatile mix. Several of the blasts were near where these rivals had gathered, under the elevated tracks of the Sky Train.
Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban stated in a televised broadcast that five M79 grenades were fired from launchers within the Red Shirt encampment.
Three fell through the roof of the Sky Train station, which runs above Silom Road, a fourth exploded near a five-star Dusit Thani Hotel and the fifth near a bank.
Reports said the blasts killed one person, identified as a Thai woman, and wounded at least 75. Three foreigners were among the wounded.
Panic was widespread as the injured were carried away. A cameraman filmed a soldier pulling a cab driver out of his taxi when an angry crowd attacked him.
Protesters were seen hurling rocks with sling shots and at one point the police had to take cover as missiles hailed down upon them.
Riot police surged onto the streets during the clashes and several officers were also filmed kicking and vandalising the motorbikes and scooters used by the protesters.
The Red shirts are calling for the dissolution of Parliament and for Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva to resign.
Grenade Attack Hits Bangkok, Grenade Thrown at Bangkok Protest, Grenade Explosion in Bangkok Protest
Grenade Attack Hits Bangkok, Grenade Thrown at Bangkok Protest, Grenade Explosion in Bangkok Protest
Grenade Attack Hits Bangkok, Grenade Thrown at Bangkok Protest, Grenade Explosion in Bangkok Protest
Thailand declares state of emergency in capital as police release shocking video showing moment attacker threw grenade into crowd of protesters. Thailand's government today declared a state of emergency in Bangkok as footage emerged of a suspected attacker throwing a grenade into a crowd of protesters.
A total of 28 anti-government protesters were injured in the blast near Victory Mount in central Bangkok on Sunday.
Horrifying CCTV footage shows a man waiting down an alleyway before throwing what appears to be a hand grenade into the main street where protesters had set up a tent.
BBC Malaysia Prime Minister faces social media backlash over 'kangkung' ...
Published on Jan 24, 2014
Kangkung - The Social Media Backlash Over Kangkung Comments
Kangkong (water spinash) has enliven the world of news reporting in Malaysia and international, when the social networking site users have a variety of responses.
KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia's Internet regulator on Thursday denied accusations that it was blocking access to a BBC report about netizens in the Muslim-majority nation lampooning the country's prime minister. Prime Minister Najib Razak's administration faces public discontent over hikes in government-controlled fuel and power prices.
He responded to the criticism in a weekend speech in which he highlighted a drop in the price of water spinach, a common dish in Malaysian cuisine known locally as "kang kong". Malaysians soon began mocking the aristocratic Najib - who recently came under fire for traveling with his wife on luxurious private jets at taxpayer's expense - as being out of touch with common citizens. Critics posted thousands of tweets and a Facebook page simply titled "Kang kong" that pokes fun at Najib has garnered 18,000 likes, while local media said "Keep Calm and Eat Kang kong" t-shirts have gone on sale. British broadcaster the BBC picked up the story in a report on its website Tuesday, but many Malaysian Web-users began to complain that they could not access it about 24 hours later, sparking accusations that it was being blocked by authorities. A spokesman for the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) told AFP it had not blocked the page, but said various Malaysian service providers could have acted of their own accord. The problem appeared to mainly affect those using government-controlled Telekom Malaysia's (TM) Internet service.
A TM spokeswoman said the company was "checking with our network team" on the issue. Malaysia's now-57-year-old ruling coalition pledged in the 1980s that it would never censor the Internet, in a bid to lure high-tech foreign investment.
Najib led the coalition to its worst election showing in its history last year as support has slid amid public fatigue over corruption, divisive racial politics and a sense of drift.
Government subsidies have helped keep prices of basic goods low for years. But Najib late last year announced plans to reduce subsidies in a bid to corral spiralling public debt. - AFP
KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia's Internet regulator on Thursday denied accusations that it was blocking access to a BBC report about netizens in the Muslim-majority nation lampooning the country's prime minister. Prime Minister Najib Razak's administration faces public discontent over hikes in government-controlled fuel and power prices.
He responded to the criticism in a weekend speech in which he highlighted a drop in the price of water spinach, a common dish in Malaysian cuisine known locally as "kang kong". Malaysians soon began mocking the aristocratic Najib - who recently came under fire for traveling with his wife on luxurious private jets at taxpayer's expense - as being out of touch with common citizens. Critics posted thousands of tweets and a Facebook page simply titled "Kang kong" that pokes fun at Najib has garnered 18,000 likes, while local media said "Keep Calm and Eat Kang kong" t-shirts have gone on sale. British broadcaster the BBC picked up the story in a report on its website Tuesday, but many Malaysian Web-users began to complain that they could not access it about 24 hours later, sparking accusations that it was being blocked by authorities. A spokesman for the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) told AFP it had not blocked the page, but said various Malaysian service providers could have acted of their own accord. The problem appeared to mainly affect those using government-controlled Telekom Malaysia's (TM) Internet service.
A TM spokeswoman said the company was "checking with our network team" on the issue. Malaysia's now-57-year-old ruling coalition pledged in the 1980s that it would never censor the Internet, in a bid to lure high-tech foreign investment.
Najib led the coalition to its worst election showing in its history last year as support has slid amid public fatigue over corruption, divisive racial politics and a sense of drift.
Government subsidies have helped keep prices of basic goods low for years. But Najib late last year announced plans to reduce subsidies in a bid to corral spiralling public debt
Kangkong (water spinash) has enliven the world of news reporting in Malaysia and international, when the social networking site users have a variety of responses.
KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia's Internet regulator on Thursday denied accusations that it was blocking access to a BBC report about netizens in the Muslim-majority nation lampooning the country's prime minister. Prime Minister Najib Razak's administration faces public discontent over hikes in government-controlled fuel and power prices.
He responded to the criticism in a weekend speech in which he highlighted a drop in the price of water spinach, a common dish in Malaysian cuisine known locally as "kang kong". Malaysians soon began mocking the aristocratic Najib - who recently came under fire for traveling with his wife on luxurious private jets at taxpayer's expense - as being out of touch with common citizens. Critics posted thousands of tweets and a Facebook page simply titled "Kang kong" that pokes fun at Najib has garnered 18,000 likes, while local media said "Keep Calm and Eat Kang kong" t-shirts have gone on sale. British broadcaster the BBC picked up the story in a report on its website Tuesday, but many Malaysian Web-users began to complain that they could not access it about 24 hours later, sparking accusations that it was being blocked by authorities. A spokesman for the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) told AFP it had not blocked the page, but said various Malaysian service providers could have acted of their own accord. The problem appeared to mainly affect those using government-controlled Telekom Malaysia's (TM) Internet service.
A TM spokeswoman said the company was "checking with our network team" on the issue. Malaysia's now-57-year-old ruling coalition pledged in the 1980s that it would never censor the Internet, in a bid to lure high-tech foreign investment.
Najib led the coalition to its worst election showing in its history last year as support has slid amid public fatigue over corruption, divisive racial politics and a sense of drift.
Government subsidies have helped keep prices of basic goods low for years. But Najib late last year announced plans to reduce subsidies in a bid to corral spiralling public debt. - AFP
KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia's Internet regulator on Thursday denied accusations that it was blocking access to a BBC report about netizens in the Muslim-majority nation lampooning the country's prime minister. Prime Minister Najib Razak's administration faces public discontent over hikes in government-controlled fuel and power prices.
He responded to the criticism in a weekend speech in which he highlighted a drop in the price of water spinach, a common dish in Malaysian cuisine known locally as "kang kong". Malaysians soon began mocking the aristocratic Najib - who recently came under fire for traveling with his wife on luxurious private jets at taxpayer's expense - as being out of touch with common citizens. Critics posted thousands of tweets and a Facebook page simply titled "Kang kong" that pokes fun at Najib has garnered 18,000 likes, while local media said "Keep Calm and Eat Kang kong" t-shirts have gone on sale. British broadcaster the BBC picked up the story in a report on its website Tuesday, but many Malaysian Web-users began to complain that they could not access it about 24 hours later, sparking accusations that it was being blocked by authorities. A spokesman for the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) told AFP it had not blocked the page, but said various Malaysian service providers could have acted of their own accord. The problem appeared to mainly affect those using government-controlled Telekom Malaysia's (TM) Internet service.
A TM spokeswoman said the company was "checking with our network team" on the issue. Malaysia's now-57-year-old ruling coalition pledged in the 1980s that it would never censor the Internet, in a bid to lure high-tech foreign investment.
Najib led the coalition to its worst election showing in its history last year as support has slid amid public fatigue over corruption, divisive racial politics and a sense of drift.
Government subsidies have helped keep prices of basic goods low for years. But Najib late last year announced plans to reduce subsidies in a bid to corral spiralling public debt
Kid escapes unharmed after being run over by a car
Published on Jan 24, 2014
unbelievable. the footage show that kid escape un harm after hit by the car.
Sinabung Volcano Erupts. Gunung Berapi Sinabung Sumatra Indonesia
Published on Jan 25, 2014
Animations of Pyroclastic flows resulting from collapses of the viscous andesitic lava lobe erupting from a summit crater of Sinabung Volcano in Sumatra, Indonesia. Lightning (static discharge) is generated by the fine ash particles in the pyroclastic flow rubbing against each other and generating static electricity.
50,000 โต๊ะอาหารดอลลาร์สหรัฐ Fletcher Capstan Table. The Engineering $50...
Published on Jan 26, 2014
Fletcher Burwell-Taylor is a British luxury furniture maker.
Engineering the $50,000 Dinner Table -- The Fletcher Capstan
In case you are looking for a great way to spend that extra $50,000 laying around, maybe you should consider this awesomely engineered dining table.
Now, I know what you are thinking..."A table...for $50k... what's it do... feed me and then clean-up the dishes?"
Well, it's still a round dining table, which you and five family members eat at it like any other table. This difference is -- if you happen to have six more people come over, this thing folds out like a Swiss-army knife designed by a Japanese origami expert!
Engineering the $50,000 Dinner Table -- The Fletcher Capstan
In case you are looking for a great way to spend that extra $50,000 laying around, maybe you should consider this awesomely engineered dining table.
Now, I know what you are thinking..."A table...for $50k... what's it do... feed me and then clean-up the dishes?"
Well, it's still a round dining table, which you and five family members eat at it like any other table. This difference is -- if you happen to have six more people come over, this thing folds out like a Swiss-army knife designed by a Japanese origami expert!
50,000 โต๊ะอาหารดอลลาร์สหรัฐ Fletcher Capstan Table. The Engineering $50...
Published on Jan 26, 2014
Fletcher Burwell-Taylor is a British luxury furniture maker.
Engineering the $50,000 Dinner Table -- The Fletcher Capstan
In case you are looking for a great way to spend that extra $50,000 laying around, maybe you should consider this awesomely engineered dining table.
Now, I know what you are thinking..."A table...for $50k... what's it do... feed me and then clean-up the dishes?"
Well, it's still a round dining table, which you and five family members eat at it like any other table. This difference is -- if you happen to have six more people come over, this thing folds out like a Swiss-army knife designed by a Japanese origami expert!
Engineering the $50,000 Dinner Table -- The Fletcher Capstan
In case you are looking for a great way to spend that extra $50,000 laying around, maybe you should consider this awesomely engineered dining table.
Now, I know what you are thinking..."A table...for $50k... what's it do... feed me and then clean-up the dishes?"
Well, it's still a round dining table, which you and five family members eat at it like any other table. This difference is -- if you happen to have six more people come over, this thing folds out like a Swiss-army knife designed by a Japanese origami expert!
กระสือ GHOST HEAD IN MALAYSIA CAUGHT 马来西亚-飞头降的头颅被马来法师抓着视频
Published on Jan 26, 2014
飞头降 - 概述
飞头降又称飞降，是所有降头术里，最为神秘莫测，也最为恐怖诡异的首席降头。
飞头降 - 定义
所谓的飞头降，就是降头师利用符咒、自身下降，让自己的头颅能离身飞行，达到提升自己
飞头降
飞头降
开始练飞头降的时候，必须先找好一座隐密的地方，确定不会突遭骚扰，才会在半夜十二点
飞头降 - 练功方法
练飞头降并不是一件容易的事！在之前的七个阶段里，降头师并不是只有头颅飞出去吸血而
飞头降
飞头降
妇最恐怖的梦魇。幸好练至这阶段的降头师寥寥无几，为什么呢？因为飞头降本身是个极具
（1） 一旦开始练飞头降，每次都必须练足七七四十九天，不得间断； 如果有一天没练，或有一天没吸到血，那就全功尽弃，再也不能练飞头降。 严重点的，该降头师可能会因此功力尽失，再也无法施降。
（2） 在前面七个阶段中，头颅拖著肠胃而行，其飞行高度绝不能超过三公尺，很容易被东西勾绊
（3） 由於马来人对飞头降怀有非常恐惧的心理，一般居民都会在围墙及屋顶上，种植有刺植物，
飞头降
飞头降
时，只要一发生人畜惨遭吸血而死的事件，一定会全体出动，找寻降头师的下落。在这种情
The same spirit is part of the popular folklore in Thailand under the name Krasue, in Cambodia as Ap (អាប) and in Laos, as Phi-Kasu or Kasu.
A similar spirit is also found in the traditions of the Malaysia and Indonesia, where it is called Penanggalan or Hantu Penanggal, as well as the Philippines, where it is identified with the local spiritManananggal. The folklore also entered Vietnamese culture, as ma lai, via tribal societies of Vietnam's Western Higlands.
飞头降又称飞降，是所有降头术里，最为神秘莫测，也最为恐怖诡异的首席降头。
飞头降 - 定义
所谓的飞头降，就是降头师利用符咒、自身下降，让自己的头颅能离身飞行，达到提升自己
飞头降
飞头降
开始练飞头降的时候，必须先找好一座隐密的地方，确定不会突遭骚扰，才会在半夜十二点
飞头降 - 练功方法
练飞头降并不是一件容易的事！在之前的七个阶段里，降头师并不是只有头颅飞出去吸血而
飞头降
飞头降
妇最恐怖的梦魇。幸好练至这阶段的降头师寥寥无几，为什么呢？因为飞头降本身是个极具
（1） 一旦开始练飞头降，每次都必须练足七七四十九天，不得间断； 如果有一天没练，或有一天没吸到血，那就全功尽弃，再也不能练飞头降。 严重点的，该降头师可能会因此功力尽失，再也无法施降。
（2） 在前面七个阶段中，头颅拖著肠胃而行，其飞行高度绝不能超过三公尺，很容易被东西勾绊
（3） 由於马来人对飞头降怀有非常恐惧的心理，一般居民都会在围墙及屋顶上，种植有刺植物，
飞头降
飞头降
时，只要一发生人畜惨遭吸血而死的事件，一定会全体出动，找寻降头师的下落。在这种情
The same spirit is part of the popular folklore in Thailand under the name Krasue, in Cambodia as Ap (អាប) and in Laos, as Phi-Kasu or Kasu.
A similar spirit is also found in the traditions of the Malaysia and Indonesia, where it is called Penanggalan or Hantu Penanggal, as well as the Philippines, where it is identified with the local spiritManananggal. The folklore also entered Vietnamese culture, as ma lai, via tribal societies of Vietnam's Western Higlands.
Thailand anti-government protest leader killed
Published on Jan 26, 2014
ยิงสุทินแกนนำกปท ดับที่วัดศรีเอี่ยม Protest leader shot to death in Thailand ยิงสุทินแกนนำกปท.ดับที่วัดศรีเอี่ยม - Protest leader shot to death in Thailand I was making a video, then the shooting starts! Did not knew what i captured till the news came on and i realized this was big news ...
A Thai anti-government protest leader was shot and killed in Bangkok on Sunday when violence erupted as demonstrators blocked early voting in many areas of the capital ahead of a disputed election next week.
It brought the death toll to 10, with scores wounded, since protesters took to the streets in November, vowing to shut down the capital and force Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra from office.
สุทิน ธราทิน ผู้ประสานงาน กปท.ถูกยิงที่ศีรษะบนรถปราศรัย เสียชีวิต บาดเจ็บนับ 10 กว่าราย
เกิดเหตุกลุ่มคนเสื้อแดงได้ใช้อาวุธปืนยิง
A Thai anti-government protest leader was shot and killed in Bangkok on Sunday when violence erupted as demonstrators blocked early voting in many areas of the capital ahead of a disputed election next week.
It brought the death toll to 10, with scores wounded, since protesters took to the streets in November, vowing to shut down the capital and force Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra from office.
สุทิน ธราทิน ผู้ประสานงาน กปท.ถูกยิงที่ศีรษะบนรถปราศรัย เสียชีวิต บาดเจ็บนับ 10 กว่าราย
เกิดเหตุกลุ่มคนเสื้อแดงได้ใช้อาวุธปืนยิง
Thailand Anti gov't protest leader killed in Bangkok Jan 26, 2014
Jan 26, 2014
A Thai anti-government protest leader was shot and killed in Bangkok on Sunday when violence erupted as demonstrators blocked early voting in many areas of the capital ahead of a disputed election next week.
It brings the death toll to 10, with scores wounded, since protesters took to the streets in November, vowing to shut down the capital and force Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra from office.
A spokesman for the national police, Piya Utayo, identified the dead man as Suthin Tharatin, one of the protest leaders. "Suthin was shot in the head and in the chest," he said.
Yingluck called the February 2 election, hoping to cement her hold on power but the protests have continued and the Election Commission has been pushing to delay the vote.
In a clear setback for Yingluck, a senior government official said that as many as 45 of the 50 polling stations set up in Bangkok for advanced voting had been shut because of anti-government protesters.
Bangkok police said clashes had broken out between anti-government protesters and Yingluck supporters, with the two sides trading punches before shots were fired. The Erawan Medical Center, which monitors Bangkok hospitals, said 11 people were hurt in the clashes in the Bang Na district.
It was not immediately clear who had fired the shots, but the protesters accused the government and police of trying to intimidate them.
"The government has allowed thugs to use weapons," Akanat Promphan, a spokesman for the protesters, told reporters. Private gun ownership is widespread in the country.
The violence, the worst in a month, came after a state of emergency took effect on Wednesday and adds to doubts over whether the February 2 election can go ahead.
Chris Baker, a historian and Bangkok-based analyst, said the violence added pressure on Yingluck to delay the vote.
"It does weaken the government's position. The protesters will blame this on the government," said Baker. "With or without this incident the likelihood for violence was there already. I don't think it changes in the trajectory."
The protests are the latest eruption in a political conflict that has gripped Thailand for eight years and which is starting to hurt growth and investor confidence in Southeast Asia's second-largest economy.
The conflict broadly pits Bangkok's middle class and elite, and followers in the south, against mainly poor rural backers of Yingluck and her brother, ousted former premier Thaksin Shinawatra, in the populous north and northeast.
The protests mark the biggest demonstrations since deadly political unrest in April-May 2010, when Thaksin's "red-shirt" supporters paralysed Bangkok to remove a government led by the Democrat Party, now in opposition. More than 90 people were killed and more than 2,000 were injured in that unrest.
The protesters, led by firebrand former premier Suthep Thaugsuban, accuse Yingluck of being Thaksin's puppet and want an unelected 'people's
Luang Phor Thuad
Thai luang phor tuad chanting
Luang Pu Thuat (Thai: หลวงปู่ทวด), also known as Luang Pu Thuad, Luang Por Tuad, Luang Phu Tuad, and various other spellings. Luang Pu Thuat was born in 1582 (2125 BE) and died 1682 (2225 BE) in Ayer Kala, Lenggong, Perak, Malaysia.He is a revered Buddhist monk who lived in Siam. He is said to have performed miracles
Easy way fold the shirt
Published on Jan 31, 2014
The video show, it's a very easy to fold the shirt in just couple second....subscribe the video if you like it.
The leopard show the mother nature love
Published on Jan 31, 2014
After leopard killed the mother baboon, the leopard find there is an infant of baboon, amazing thing was happen, the leopard didn't kill the infant, and take care the baby baboon.
Chinese Lion Dance and Thailand Elephant Dance
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Published on Jan 31, 2014
chinese lion dance and thailand elephant Dance
The best traffic advertisement
Published on Jan 31, 2014
Accident, every thing will be change if we have this second.All we have to do is slow down when we was driving, what the amazing video.
The best traffic advertisement
Published on Jan 31, 2014
Accident, every thing will be change if we have this second.All we have to do is slow down when we was driving, what the amazing video.
Five ways to start fire with water 用水来起火的五种方法 ห้าวิธีที่จะยิงด้วยน้ำ
Published on Jan 31, 2014
That's a very use full footage, with only the solar energy we can start the fire. So enjoy the video and don't forget to subscribe this video.Thanks.
用水来起火的五种方法
ห้าวิธีที่จะยิงด้วยน้ำ
นั่นเป็นภาพที่เต็มรูปแบบการใช้งานมากมีเพ
用水来起火的五种方法
ห้าวิธีที่จะยิงด้วยน้ำ
นั่นเป็นภาพที่เต็มรูปแบบการใช้งานมากมีเพ
Sex Dancer
Published on Jan 31, 2014
This is thai sex dancer, they perform their show at one of nightclub at bangkok
The Leopard hunting down an alligator
Published on Jan 31, 2014
Amazing Animal World
Leopard quietly swim across heading to the small island at the centre of river and hunting down an alligator, and just simply swim back.
Leopard quietly swim across heading to the small island at the centre of river and hunting down an alligator, and just simply swim back.
Prawn Barbecue 烤虾
Published on Jan 31, 2014
The guy is an expert prawn BBQ . you try the way he show at this video.
Baby Cried Urge His Father To Accompany
Published on Jan 31, 2014
the video show that cute baby urge his father to accompany, and he unable to escape.
this is very funny.
this is very funny.
Fire Cracker to Celebrate CNY 2014
Published on Jan 31, 2014
The chinese guy fire and 8 feet long fire cracker at front of his house ipoh malaysia.
He is celebrate the chinese new year eve.
He is celebrate the chinese new year eve.
Chinese New Years The Year of Horse 2014
Published on Jan 31, 2014
The chinese family traditionally gathering for dinner one a year known as "Tuan Yuan Fan".
Cendol or lot chong ( ลอดช่อง) or chè ba màu.
Published on Feb 3, 2014
Cendol is a traditional dessert originating from Southeast Asia which is popular in Indonesia,Malaysia, Myanmar (where it is known as mont let saung at Singapore, Vietnam, and Thailand.
There is popular belief in Indonesia that the name "cendol" is related to and originated from the word jendol; in Javanese, Sundanese and Indonesian, it means "bump" or "bulge", in reference the sensation of drinking the green worm-like jelly. In Vietnam, it is called "bánh lọt," or fall cake. Bánh lọt is a common ingredient in a Vietnamese dessert called chè, or more commonly chè ba màu. In Thailand it is called lot chong (Thai: ลอดช่อง) which can be translated as "gone through a hole", indicating the way it is made by pressing the warm dough through a sieve into a container with cold water.
Ingredients[edit]
The dessert's basic ingredients are coconut milk, jelly noodles made from rice flour with green food coloring (usually derived from the pandan leaf), shaved ice and palm sugar. Other ingredients such as red beans, glutinous rice, grass jelly, creamed corn, might also be included.[4]
In Sunda, Indonesia, cendol is a dark-green pulpy dish of rice (or sago) flour worms with coconut milk and syrup of areca sugar. It used to be served without ice. In Javanese, cendol refers to the green jelly-like part of the beverage, while the combination of cendol, palm sugar and coconut milk is called dawet. The most famous variant of Javanese es dawet is from Banjarnegara, Central Java.
The affluence of Singapore, as well as Western influence, has given rise to different variations of cendol, such as cendol with vanilla ice-cream or topped with durian.
There is popular belief in Indonesia that the name "cendol" is related to and originated from the word jendol; in Javanese, Sundanese and Indonesian, it means "bump" or "bulge", in reference the sensation of drinking the green worm-like jelly. In Vietnam, it is called "bánh lọt," or fall cake. Bánh lọt is a common ingredient in a Vietnamese dessert called chè, or more commonly chè ba màu. In Thailand it is called lot chong (Thai: ลอดช่อง) which can be translated as "gone through a hole", indicating the way it is made by pressing the warm dough through a sieve into a container with cold water.
Ingredients[edit]
The dessert's basic ingredients are coconut milk, jelly noodles made from rice flour with green food coloring (usually derived from the pandan leaf), shaved ice and palm sugar. Other ingredients such as red beans, glutinous rice, grass jelly, creamed corn, might also be included.[4]
In Sunda, Indonesia, cendol is a dark-green pulpy dish of rice (or sago) flour worms with coconut milk and syrup of areca sugar. It used to be served without ice. In Javanese, cendol refers to the green jelly-like part of the beverage, while the combination of cendol, palm sugar and coconut milk is called dawet. The most famous variant of Javanese es dawet is from Banjarnegara, Central Java.
The affluence of Singapore, as well as Western influence, has given rise to different variations of cendol, such as cendol with vanilla ice-cream or topped with durian.
Big blast brings down German skyscraper
Published on Feb 3, 2014
A 116-metre-high (380 feet) skyscraper in Germany's Frankfurt am Main was razed to the ground in 10 seconds flat in one of the largest-ever controlled building explosions in Europe.
Thousands of spectators gathered Sunday morning to watch the demolition of the former university tower AfE (or AfE Turm) in the center of Germany's financial capital.
Some 950 kilograms of explosives were inserted into 1,500 holes drilled in the 32-story, 50,000-ton skyscraper in order to destroy it-- making it the tallest-ever building in Europe to be demolished by a blast, Deutsche Welle reported.
In just about 10 seconds after the blast, the tower, built in 1972, vanished in a huge cloud of gray dust.
Thousands of spectators gathered Sunday morning to watch the demolition of the former university tower AfE (or AfE Turm) in the center of Germany's financial capital.
Some 950 kilograms of explosives were inserted into 1,500 holes drilled in the 32-story, 50,000-ton skyscraper in order to destroy it-- making it the tallest-ever building in Europe to be demolished by a blast, Deutsche Welle reported.
In just about 10 seconds after the blast, the tower, built in 1972, vanished in a huge cloud of gray dust.
Ghost At Car Park Japan Caught by CCTV ผีญี่ปุ่นมีกล้องวงจรปิดในลานจอดรถ...
Published on Feb 3, 2014
the video the ghost of women appear at the parking bay, then drive away by one of the pickup.
ผีญี่ปุ่นมีกล้องวงจรปิดในลานจอดรถเพื่อถ่
日本鬼魂在停车场被监控摄像头拍获。
ผีญี่ปุ่นมีกล้องวงจรปิดในลานจอดรถเพื่อถ่
日本鬼魂在停车场被监控摄像头拍获。
Volcano Sinabung unleashes major eruption in Indonesia
Published on Feb 3, 2014
The death toll from an Indonesian volcano that has been rumbling for months rose to 16 Sunday, officials said. Mount Sinabung erupted again Saturday just a day after authorities allowed thousands of villagers who had been evacuated to return to its slopes, saying volcanic activity was decreasing. A series of huge blasts and eruptions thundered from the 2.6-kilometer volcano and huge plumes of ash billowed into the sky.
Egg Stand Still Without Any Trick
Published on Feb 3, 2014
Today is the fifth day of chinese lunar year, the day we call as "LI CHUN" and the chinese people believe that all the egg can standing without any trick, so i give a try, not magic , no any other equipment, and it's really work, amazing isn't
Happy Chinese New Year Fire Cracker
Published on Feb 3, 2014
Fire cracker at front of the chinese house, traditionally chinese believe that the fire cracker can bring the good luck for starting another new thing being.
Death Toll Climbs After Major Volcanic Eruption in Indonesia
Feb 2, 2014
At least 16 people have been killed after a volcano erupted on the Indonesian island of Sumatra.
Mount Sinabung spewed hot gas, ash and rocks 2km (1.5 miles) into the air, after four years of dormancy.
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