Aircraft in future time..

In this photo illustration provided by Airbus on June 14, 2011, the bionic structure and interactive membrane of the Airbus Concept Cabin, as imagined in 2050, would allow passengers to view the night sky while travelling. Photograph: Airbus/Getty Images

 

 

The intelligent cabin membrane of the Airbus Concept Cabin can become transparent to give passengers open panoramic views. Photograph: Airbus/Getty Images

 

 

The cabin would feature morphing seats that could harvest passenger’s body heat to power aircraft systems such as holographic pop-up pods. Photograph: Airbus/Getty Images

 

 

An illustration of the Airbus’ exterior. Photograph: Airbus/Getty Images

 

 

The centre interactive zone of the Airbus Concept Cabin would provide space for social scenarios, such as a virtual game of golf with people on ground or even with passengers in other aircrafts. Photograph: Airbus/Getty Images

 

 

 

Serene of Japan's Disaster

Salam Ahad semua..dah lama kan cik payung tak update info/news yg interesting..sebenar banyak sangat sampai tak sempat nak buat tu semua..sebelumada blog cik payung simpan cerita yg menarik bagi diri sendiri dlm my document je..kadang2 sampai tak ingat kat mana benda ni den lotak..haishh..nasib baik dah berjinak2 dgn dunia blog..boleh simpan dlm ni kan..:P

Jom la tengok photo2 ni...

A general view of the damage caused by the earthquake-triggered tsunami in Kessennuma, Miyagi prefecture, Japan. Photograph: Nicolas Asfouri/AFP/Getty Images

The sunset is seen in Sendai. Photograph: Kyodo News/AP

The rising sun is seen in Kesennuma. Photograph: Yomiuri Shimbun/Haruka Takahashi/AP

Local residents stand on a small hill to look down on the devastated Yuriage district in Natori, Miyagi prefecture. Photograph: Yasuyoshi Chiba/AFP/Getty Images

Damaged cars are piled in a pool of water in Natori. Photograph: Yasuyoshi Chiba/AFP/Getty Images)

A member of the Japan Ground Self-Defence Force searches for victims at the earthquake and tsunami devastated area in Yamamoto, Miyagi Prefecture. Photograph: Eugene Hoshiko/AP

People take a photo of a ship sitting on top of a tsunami wall at the port in Ishinomaki. Photograph: Paula Bronstein/Getty Images

A flooded and debris-lined street in the tsunami ravaged city of Kesennuma. Photograph: David Guttenfelder/AP

The skeleton of a house, which was damaged by a tsunami, stands in the orange sky of sunset at Higashimatsushima city in Miyagi prefecture. Photograph: STR/AFP/Getty Images

A general night view taken with a longer exposure, shows destroyed houses and debris in the tsunami-damaged city of Rikuzentakata, in Iwate prefecture. Photograph: Nicolas Asfouri/AFP/Getty Images

HOW MUCH RADIATION IS DANGEROUS?

Radiation levels remained a huge worry in Japan on Sunday following a spike in radioactivity in water at the Fukushima nuclear power facility.

But there has been no indication that people beyond the plant's immediate vicinity have been exposed to harmful doses.

Operator Tokyo Electric Power Co said radiation levels were over 1,000 millisieverts per hour at Reactor No. 2 and evacuated workers from the turbine building there. Japan's nuclear safety agency has said that as emergency workers, they are allowed to be exposed to 250 millisieverts per year.

Experts say the rise in radioactivity in the water at the reactor does not pose much danger to those outside as long as it is contained safely.

"It depends on where this water's going and what they're doing with it," said Murray Jennex, professor at San Diego State University. "If it's allowed to run off into the ground and stuff, you're getting a concentration in the ground. If it's going into the ocean, you're getting some accumulation in the ocean."

Here are some facts about radiation and the health dangers it poses:

* Radiation is measured using the unit sievert, which quantifies the amount absorbed by human tissues. One sievert is 1,000 millisieverts and 1 million microsieverts.

* People are constantly exposed to some level of natural radiation. They also get exposed to tiny amounts through sitting in airplanes, routine chest or dental x-rays, and larger amounts through medical tests such as CT-scans and MRIs. A single-organ CT scan, for example, gives a radiation dose of about 6,900 microsieverts.

* On Sunday afternoon, radiation levels in central Tokyo were around 0.16 microsieverts per hour. That is a level experts describe as minimal, and just below the global average of naturally occurring background radiation of 0.17-0.39 per hour, a range given by the World Nuclear Association. It is also significantly lower than the cosmic radiation of up to 7 microsieverts per hour experienced on a Tokyo-New York flight.

Below are different levels of massive radiation exposure in a single dose -- all measured in millisieverts -- and their likely effects on humans, as published by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency:

- 50-100: changes in blood chemistry

- 500: nausea, within hours

- 700: vomiting

- 750: hair loss, within 2-3 weeks

- 900: diarrhoea

- 1,000: haemorrhage

- 4,000: possible death within 2 months, if no treatment

- 10,000: destruction of intestinal lining, internal bleeding and death within 1-2 weeks

- 20,000: damage to the central nervous system and loss of consciousness within minutes, and death within hours or days

Sources: Taiwan Atomic Energy Council, World Nuclear Association, US Department of Transportation, US Environmental Protection Agency.

Lamborghini..

A quite long time i'm not update something about interesting and attractive news..In order to complete the entry, i would like to share abt lamborghini..Do you ever heard Lamborghini berfore?...If the answer is yes..you could get one in future..hehehe..I guess this is your dream car right...Me too...

In middle east..lamborghini cost around AED 665,000-700,000 and usually among sheikh or local arab can afford to buy the expensive and luxury car like this..

Come check this out..what's going on in China??

The car’s owner hired people to publicly destroy the vehicle when it failed to function after a service by an official Lamborghini service station.  

Top 10 Richest People in The World

Previous entry cik payung wrote about top richest people in Malaysia..how about top richest people in the world? Okey..check this out with me...

1. Carlos Slim (Mexico) - $74 billion, telecommunications
Slim, 71, first showed a business talent as a 10-year-old selling drinks and snacks to his family. After studying engineering, he founded a real estate company and worked as a trader on the Mexican stock exchange. Cigar-smoking Slim is known for a "Midas touch" in acquiring struggling firms and turning them into cash cows.
His enormous wealth contrasts starkly with his frugal lifestyle. He has lived in the same house for about 40 years and drives an aging Mercedes Benz, although it is armored and trailed by bodyguards.
He has become involved in combating poverty, illiteracy and poor healthcare in Latin America and promotes sports projects for the poor, but has never voiced plans to give away large chunks of his wealth to charity.

2. Bill Gates (USA) - $56 billion, Microsoft
Sensing the start of a personal computer revolution, Gates, 55, dropped out of Harvard University in 1975 to start Microsoft and pursue a vision of a computer on every desk and in every home. Microsoft went public in 1986 and by the next year, the soaring stock made Gates, at age 31, the youngest self-made billionaire.
In 2008 he stepped down from what is now the world's largest software firm to work at The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. He has given $28 billion to it.
Together with his wife Melinda and Warren Buffett, he has also convinced 57 U.S. billionaires to sign up to the Giving Pledge and publicly vow to give away at least 50 percent of their fortune during their lifetime or upon their death.

3. Warren Buffett (USA) - $50 billion, Berkshire Hathaway
Buffett, 80, has run his Omaha, Nebraska-based conglomerate since 1965. Its interests run from railroads to ice cream.
In 2006 he pledged to give away 99 percent of his wealth to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and family charities. So far he has given $8 billion to the Gates Foundation.

4. Bernard Arnault (France) - $41 billion, LVMH
Arnault, 62, a friend of French president Nicolas Sarkozy, was educated at the prestigious Ecole Polytechnique and joined his father's construction company at 25. He earned the reputation of a ruthless corporate raider after pushing out shareholder rivals when he started building the LVMH group in the 1990s with the Louis Vuitton, Moet and Hennessy brands.
It is now the world's biggest luxury goods group. His image as a predator stuck to him afterward when he fought in vain to acquire Gucci in 1999 and 2000. Then this week he snapped up Roman jeweler Bulgari for $5.18 billion.

5. Larry Ellison (USA) - $39.5 billion, Oracle Corp
Ellison, the flamboyant Oracle founder and CEO, is known for his free, public outbursts against rivals such as German software maker SAP AG. The executive, supposedly a model for the "Iron Man" movie character Tony Stark, late last year attacked Hewlett Packard and its board for the abrupt and -- he said -- unfair sacking of longtime friend Mark Hurd. Ellison then hired him.
Ellison, who won yachting's America's Cup last year, is considered one of the "old guard" of Silicon Valley.

6. Lakshmi Mittal (India) - $31.1 billion, steel
London-based steel tycoon Mittal, 60, runs ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steel manufacturer.
Mittal's firm is largely funding a $29 million spiraling red tower, designed by Turner prize-winning artist Anish Kapoor and taller than New York's Statue of Liberty, that will soar over London's Olympic Park for the 2012 games.
In 2005 he spent $10 million to promote sporting talent and encourage potential Olympians in his homeland after he was disappointed by India's lone medal at the Athens Games.

7. Amancio Ortega (Spain) - $31 billion, retail
Amancio Ortega, 74, started his clothing business in the 1960s making dressing gowns in his garage in La Coruna. His company Inditex owns the Zara fashion house and is now the world's biggest clothing retailer. Ortega closely guards his privacy and does not give media interviews. He announced in January that he plans to step down as chairman of the company.

8. Eike Batista (Brazil) - $30 billion, mining, oil
A half-German college dropout who for years struggled to emerge from the shadow of his well-known father, Batista has long said he wants nothing less than to be Brazil's and the world's richest person. Everything about the 53-year-old -- from the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren sports car he keeps as decoration in his parlor to the "X" in the name of all his companies that represents wealth multiplication -- screams of unashamed ambition.
A top-class speedboat racer who was married to a famous Rio de Janeiro Carnival queen, Batista dined with U.S. pop star Madonna in Rio last year and, according to local reports, handed her a check over dinner for $7 million as a donation for her social projects.
He has a burning ambition to transform Rio into a modern, thriving city. Just before Rio was awarded the 2016 Olympic Games, he bought up a nearby marina that will be a hub of the games -- an example of his eye for a well timed deal.

9. Mukesh Ambani (India) - $27 billion, petrochemicals, oil and gas
A chemical engineer by training, Mukesh, 53, dropped out of an MBA from Stanford University and joined Reliance in 1981.
Mukesh, who said in 2009 he would take a two-thirds pay cut after the Indian prime minister's comments on "vulgar salaries," gave his wife a private jet on her birthday. He also splashed out $1 billion on a 27-story home. He has a volatile relationship with his younger brother Anil, and they have fought over interests from oil and gas, retail, telecoms, entertainment, financial services to infrastructure.

10. Christy Walton & family (USA) - $26.5 billion, Wal-Mart
Christy Walton is the widow of John Walton, who was the son of Wal-Mart founder Sam Walton. Sam Walton built the global Wal-Mart empire from a single dime store in Arkansas. It is now the world's largest retailer.

Sources: Reuters &Reporting by Michelle Nichols; Editing by Gary Hill

Earthquake and giant tsunami hits Japan on friday..

A giant earthquake 8.9 magnitude and a terrible tsunami attack Japan's eastern coast on friday.Its killed a hundred people and swept away boats, cars and homes..Lets us  pray hard to Allah to save our muslim friend from any danger..InsyaAllah..

And my heartfelt condolence to victim of japan who has lost their love one...May Allah gives them strength to overcome this situation..

Watch the video abt quake and tsunami.

Top Arab Women Rolemodels

As part of International Women’s Day we look at some of the Arab world’s top females and why they’re important..Check this out...

1.Queen Rania (2ndR), a commoner from a Palestinian family, married Jordan’s King Abdullah in 1993. She is known for her distinguishable taste in fashion, and has established herself as a campaigner for universal education.

Photograph: Jordan Royal Household/Getty Images

2.Qatar’s Sheikha Mozah has been engaged in education and social reforms, along with several development projects. The first lady chairs the Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development, a private non-profit initiative to promote the small gas-rich country.

Photograph: Carl Court/AFP/Getty Images

3.Egyptian author and activist Nawal El Saadawi has written many books on the subject of women in Islam, paying particular attention to the practice of female genital mutilation in her society.

 Photograph: Benoit Doppagne/AFP/Getty Images

4.Tunisian actress Hend Sabry was appointed as Ambassador against Hunger by ‘The United Nations World Food Program’. She supports WFP in its fight against hunger in developing countries around the world especially in the Middle East region.

 Photograph: Tvision/HO/AP

5.Former CNN senior editor of Middle East affairs, Octavia Nasr is considered one of the pioneers of bridging the gap between traditional and social media. She played a pivotal role building and running the social media international news gathering strategy at CNN, until she was fired in July 2010, over a public statement of respect on Twitter for Lebanese cleric Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah, who she considered ‘one of Hezbollah’s giants I respect a lot’.

Photograph: AFP/Getty Images

6.Lebanese diva Fairuz is widely considered to be the most famous living singer in the Arab world and one of the best known of all time. Fairuz is commonly known as ‘Ambassador to the Stars’ and ‘Neighbour to the Moon’.

 Photograph: Joseph Eid/AFP/Getty Images

7.Iraqi architect Zaha Hadid is a winner of many international competitions, theoretically influential and groundbreaking. In 2008, she was ranked 69th on the Forbes list of The World’s 100 Most Powerful Women and was named by Time magazine as influential thinker in the 2010 TIME 100 issue.

 Photograph: Chris Jackson/Getty Images

8.Jordan’s Princess Haya bint al-Hussein is the wife of Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum. She has engaged in a range of humanitarian activities and founded Tikyet Um Ali, the first Arab NGO dedicated to overcoming local hunger, in her native Jordan, and now chairs Dubai's International Humanitarian City.

 Photograph: Michael Regan/Getty Images

9.Majida al-Roumi is a Lebanese singer and a soprano, who started her musical career in the early 1970s when she participated in the talent show, Studio El Fan on Tele Liban and won the gold medal for best female singer. Since her appearance on television at the age of 16, she has become one of the most successful and respected singers of the Arab world as well as a UN Goodwill Ambassador.

Photograph: Haitham Mussawi/AFP/Getty Images

10.Lubna al-Olayan is the CEO of the Riyadh-based Olayan Financing Company and is one of Saudi Arabia’s most prolific businesswomen. A defining moment for Olayan was speaking at the Jeddah Economic Forum in 2004 and becoming the first woman to speak at a mixed conference in Saudi Arabia.

 

Photograph: Mahmoud Mahmoud/AFP/Getty Images

Sources:Yahoo News Maktoob

Wahai org2 muda belia - anda boleh beli rumah 100% loan...Jom baca news ni dolu..

Young working adults in Malaysia can now buy themselves a new home without having to pay anything in down payment.Those earning less than 3,000 ringgit (US$985) a month can obtain up to 100% financing to buy their first home under a new scheme launched by the government.

The My First Home Scheme, launched by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, will enable them to buy houses costing between 100,000 ringgit and 220,000 ringgit with a repayment period of up to 30 years.

The scheme sees the participation of 25 conventional and Islamic financial institutions including major banks like AmBank, CIMB, Hong Leong, Maybank, Public Bank, RHB and Standard Chartered.

To qualify for the scheme, which is for both houses under construction and completed properties, house buyers must be those working in the private sector and are confirmed employees with a minimum of six months in the job.

The self-employed do not qualify for the scheme while joint applications are allowed, provided that both are in the private sector and are family members, such as siblings or spouses.The monthly financing repayment sum must also be not more than one-third of the applicants' monthly gross income.However, this sum can go up to 50% of their income if additional credit is permitted under the banks' underwriting policy.

The Government through Cagamas Berhad -- a national mortgage corporation -- will bear the costs of the initial 10% deposit for the house while normal interest or profit rates for Islamic banks apply under the scheme.

The scheme does not cover refinancing of a home.

Source-(The Star/ANN)

Pssstt......nowadays house price going up like crazy..lets tell our sister,brother and friends abt this sheme..

Nak tau org2 yg kaya kat Malaysia..?

Aha...the sound was great..cik payung pun tergedik2 nak tau..sapa la orang2 kaya itu..manalah tau ada pembaca cik payung berkenan nak buat besan..Normally..org kaya ni tak setia..suka main kayu tiga..setakat anak2 yg mewariskan harta kekayaan ibu bapa mereka..cuma tahu eksyen je..malas nak kerja..habis belajar dh tau nak mengarah org je..Iye ke macam tu..??Biasalah..dah compony bapak dia yg punya..tak caya??sbb cik payung selalu tengok tv3 cerita ala2 koprat tu..eheeee...

Chek this out...

1.Tan Sri Robert Kuok Hock Nien, 87 - has held pole position since 2006 when Forbes Asia began ranking the 40 richest Malaysians.He was worth US$12.5bil, up by half a billion from last year.His biggest source of wealth was his stake in Wilmar International, the world's largest listed palm oil company.

2.Tan Sri T. Ananda Krishnan, 72 -was at No 2 with US$9.5bil, up from US$8.1bil last year.His Maxis Communications Bhd is Malaysia's biggest cellphone service provider.

3.Puan Sri Lee Kim Hua, 81 -widow of casino magnate Tan Sri Lim Goh Tong, was one of three women on the list this year.Her Genting shares took off when the company's Singapore operations on Sentosa Island opened, boosting the family's net worth by US$2.7bil to US$6.6bil from a year ago.

4.Tan Sri Lee Shin Cheng, who built IOI Group into one of the world's biggest palm oil producers, with a net worth of $5bil, up by US$400mil from last year.

5.AirAsia Bhd's Datuk Seri Tony Fernandes, budget airline pioneer and Forbes Asia's 2010 Businessman of the Year, was ranked No 20 this year, down one spot from last year despite his wealth increasing to US$470mil from US$330mil last year.

The only newcomer this year was Chia Song Kun at No 24 with US$400mil.The share price of his QL Resources Bhd, the seafood, egg production and palm oil company, has doubled since last year.

Datuk Tony Tiah Thee Kian at No 35 was the only returnee to the list after a year's absence as stocks in his TA Enterprise Bhd have recovered. He was worth US$170mil.

Not all did well, however, as there were three this year who saw their wealth reduced, led by Tan Sri Vincent Tan at No 9.
The self-made entrepreneur, who runs Berjaya Group, saw his wealth decline to US$1.25bil from US$1.6bil last year.
Timber tycoon Tan Sri Tiong Hiew King was the only person who did not see any changes to his wealth. He was still worth US$1.2bil and ranked No 10.

Curry spice can kill cancer .

A spicy way has been found to kill cancer cells.

Scientists ave discovered that a substance found in turmeric, a basic curry ingredient, can kill cancer cells within 24 hours.

Researchers at Ireland's Cork Cancer Research Centre who treated oesophageal cancer cells with curcumin, a chemical found in turmeric, observed that it triggers lethal death signals in the cells.The cells eventually digest themselves and die.

Turmeric is a basic ingredient in most curries



Curcumin gives turmeric (curcuma zangais) its orangy-yellow colour. The rhizome, a close relative of the ginger, is commonly used in Asian cooking as well as in traditional medicine.

Chinese and Ayurvedic medical practioners use turmeric as a treatment for many ailments as it has anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal properties and believed to lower cholestrol.

Source: Cancer Research Uk -dailychili

UAE's plan less developed emirates??

The United Arab Emirates, watching as Arab unrest spreads to nearby Gulf countries, will invest $1.6 billion to improve infrastructure in less developed emirates, state media said on Wednesday.

The decision to expand water and electricity networks by President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed al-Nahayan, came after he saw living conditions on a tour of the world's third largest oil exporter last month, the state news agency WAM reported.

"Electricity supply is to be provided to buildings and shops belonging to citizens in the northern emirates, the president ordered," WAM said.

Revolts against oppressive leaders and economic hardships have been sweeping through the Arab world over the past two months, ousting presidents of Egypt and Tunisia. They now challenge regimes in Libya as well as nearby Bahrain and Oman.

The UAE, the second largest Arab economy, has escaped the unrest so far. Its relatively small local population enjoys one of the world's highest economic outputs per capita at over $47,000.

"There is unrest in so many Arabic countries. The issue is causing discomfort and has been addressed in the UAE twenty-five to thirty years ago," said Khaled Abdulla al-Qubaisi, a senior advisor at Mubadala, an investment vehicle of the Abu Dhabi government.

"Basic necessities are provided for jobs, health, good quality of life in Abu Dhabi and the UAE. We don't see that as an issue," he said on the sidelines of a conference in Abu Dhabi earlier on Tuesday.

Potential for unrest would most likely come from the five northern emirates, whose citizens have benefited less from capital Abu Dhabi's vast oil wealth or trade and property-fuelled development in business hub Dubai.

Ras al-Khaimah, one of the northern emirates, has seen small protests in past years but they were quickly crushed by Abu Dhabi security forces. The emirate sits on the Strait of Hormuz, through which 40 percent of the world's seaborne oil passes.

The Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Authority was instructed to supply the Federal Electricity and Water Authority with around 1,300 megawatts of power to meet projected demand.

Instructions to build a 100 km (62 mile) water pipeline costing 900 million dirhams from northern towns of Kalba to Dibba has been ordered, as well as a 60 km pipeline worth 300 million dirhams in the Umm al-Quwain emirate, WAM said.

A range of supermarkets in the UAE have agreed with the economy ministry to cut their prices for food and other essential commodity items by up to 40 percent for one month, an official said on Tuesday.

-reuters-

Bomb from World War II found at KLIA

Hot news from cik payung hari ni was happen at KLIA...jom check apa dah berlaku..

Fifty-six flights at the KL International Airport (KLIA) were delayed after a bomb, believed to be from World War II, was found at the site of the KLIA II construction site.
Workers at the site found the bomb on Monday night.

Airport services were stopped twice – from 11am to noon and 3pm to 3.30pm – to ensure the bomb was safely detonated.

Transport Minister Datuk Seri Kong Cho Ha said, as a precaution, the exercise was carried out jointly between the bomb disposal squad and Malaysia Airports Bhd (MAB) security.

He said the two service interruptions were necessary as the bomb was too risky to be moved.

“It was better to detonate it.”

The first detonation affected 37 flights, while the second affected 19 arrivals and departures.
“The bomb was successfully detonated at 3.18pm,” said Sepang Acting OCPD Deputy Supt Baharuddin Mustapha.
All services at the KLIA resumed after that.

The Star-Thursday March, 32011

No fee increase in Dubai private schools this year

Private schools in Dubai will not be allowed to increase fees in the new academic year (2011-12), the Dubai Executive Council has ruled.Private schools are common in Dubai, mainly to cater for the large expatriate communities.

This decision came as His Highness Shaikh Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, called on members of the Council to pursue their work bearing in mind the interests of the nation as per the directives of President His Highness Shaikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

The Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) had received applications from 29 schools seeking permission to increase their fees.

Help Kelly Coxhead to get married her fiancee.

A British woman has sent out a worldwide plea to get one millions people to 'like' a Facebook page, so that she can get married.

Kelly Coxhead, 32, engaged to Paul Mappelthorpe for 10 years.

She has always been trying to convince the mechanic to marry her but failed.

Recently, the fiancée finally agreed to marry Coxhead on Nov 11, this year if she can get one million Facebook users to join a group.

Coxhead, of Swindon in England, has sent out her plea about a week ago.

She set up a group "I Need 1 Million People To Join For Paul To Marry Me C'm
n Guys Help Me Lol".

As of Monday, the group has only got 12,000-odd people to like it before her wedding day.

If this happen to cik payung..i will say hi hi..bye bye..ngeeee..:))

Headmaster,teachers, and support staff get reward.

More than 15,000 headmasters, teachers and support staff from 586 primary schools nationwide have been rewarded to the tune of RM18mil by the Education Ministry for their performance.

Education Minister Tan Sri Muhyddin Yassin said a total of RM18.4mil would be paid out immediately to the headmasters and teachers under the ministry's "new deal" aimed at rewarding them for improving their school's overall performance.

He added that school support staff would also be rewarded under the incentive scheme introduced last year.
Some 586 headmasters will receive RM7,500 each while 5% of their teachers with excellent performance will receive RM1,800 each.

The remaining teachers at the schools concerned will receive RM900 each, while the amount for the support staff has yet to be fixed by the ministry.

20m-long dragon cake

A GIANT 20m-long Dragon cake greeted guests at the Berjaya Founder’s Day celebration last Saturday at the Berjaya Times Square mall’s boulevard entrance.The dragon weighs over 600kg and is made from chocolate from head-to-tail.

Gigantic: Speciallydesigned chocolate cake in the form of a dragon.

Long and flowy: The scales at the tail of the dragon are also made of chocolate.

A huge increment salaries for several sectors..

Professionals from the information and communication technology (ICT) sector, accounting and finance industry, banking, logistics and sales have a lot to cheer about this year – their salaries are set to rise by as much as 30% compared with last year.

UAE house price going down..

The United Arab Emirates inflation eased to 1.6 percent on an annual basis in January and fell 0.3 percent on the month mainly due to lower housing and food costs, data from the National Bureau of Statistics showed on Sunday.

Analysts expected prices in the world's third largest oil exporter to pick up gradually this year as the Gulf country recovers from Dubai debt woes.

Prices for UAE property came down again in the last quarter at an average of 4 per cent, with villas performing the strongest, according to Colliers International House Price Index, suggesting a trend for the remainder of the year.

New Zealand Eartquake - Malaysian Women Missing.

The earthquake, measuring 6.3 on the Richter scale last Tuesday, has caused the death of 98 people, while 300 others were reported missing.

Search efforts to find a Malaysian woman who was reported missing in Christchurch, New Zealand following earthquakes last Tuesday are still ongoing.

According to Ayauf Bachi, chief of the Malaysian operations room in Chirstchurch, they received reports on the missing woman from her friends on the day of the incident.

The family of the woman, who is in her 30s and originated from Sarawak, has been informed of her disappearance, he told Bernama when contacted on the latest information on Malaysians there.

Nice Bedroom...ermmm

Before cik payung take off  dr kerusi utk cooking time..lunch ler...almost 12 o'clock afternoon pun...frend kat msia mesti dah kenyang sarat barat dlm pewut tu...cik payung baru nk cari idea nak masak.....opsss...jauh pulak melalut...

Taali hunna...once cik payung kung fu @ kitchen...uoall layan dulu pict ni...

Ermmm...that was really awesome!!!Do u think that was mine??cik payung punya bedroom ke?atau..cik payung overnight at any 5star hotel ???

No..no...no....this picture just for reference onces cik payung go back for good some other time nanti...just idea aje lah...berangan dulu boley??!!!...cehhh...buang karan betul...