Chinese New Year
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Chinese New Year coming. I will be back in Penang on the 27th. It's
good to spend some time with my family. The next thing I look forward
to is spending some time catching up with friends
A pic of the big CNY merchandize and food fest in Takashimaya SC,
Singapore. Oh by the way, I can convert a chinese new year song into a
vulgar sing a long tune! Wanna hear it? he he
Specially for TAN LI JING
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This pic is specially for my dear dear friend, Tan Li Jing. She's now in
Japan, furthering her studies. Here's wishing you're well and happy, Li
Jing. May this year bring you the best of luck, love, prosperity and good
health
iPod vibrator
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Seriously, this idea came about while I was chatting with my friend over
coffee. We joked that with the amount of accessories and demand for add-on
features to the iconic iPod... why not make a vibrator-like device that's
powered by the music device itself? You already have the iBeam LED
torchlight and laser pointer that plugs and draws power right from the iPod,
why not just go sexual? And make it play to the beat of the songs... like
bbrrr... stop... brrr brrr brr... stop... BBRRRRRR! if you're playing
Backstreet Boys or something. Well, I don't recommend Norah Jones or James
Blunt for this purpose though, you'd just fall asleep. But low and behold, I
found out today, such a product does already exist. It's called the iBuzz.
Only available in the UK, it retails for 29.90 (pounds). And it comes with
many types of ticklers and a bullet form for easy insertion. Bring on the
MUSIC
Macbook Pro
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Yesterday was an exciting day, yet not so exciting day. Exciting because
Steve Jobs gave a keynote and announced many delightful news. Not so
exciting because there's nothing (affordably) revolutionary. I was expecting
to receive news of a new Apple iBook. A new shocking new design and Intel
dual core or single core processor inside
But NO. Steve Jobs announced the new iLife software, a new Intel powered
iMac and a new Powerbook - dubbed MacBook Pro. It only comes in 15.4 wide
screen version. The new portable is powered by an Intel Core Duo processor
at either 1.67 or 1.83GHz. There's 512MB - 2GB RAM, built-in iSight
(webcam), FrontRow (remote multimedia center). It will also come standard
with the backlit keyboard. There's a sensor that detects how much light
there is in the room and will light the keyboard accordingly, so you can
type in complete darkness without having to guess what button is for which
alphabet. Packed to be brim with other fantastic features, it's great if you
have like USD$2000 to spare. But I expecting them to announce a USD$799 or
$999 notebook to replacement for the ageing iBook. The new MacBook Pro costs
$1999 for the 1.67MHz dual core version
Oh, and if you must know. Apple sold 14 million iPods during the holiday
season at the end of 2005
HK Chep Lap Kok
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Hong Kong International Airport. It may look like KLIA in Kuala Lumpur, but
make no mistake, this is the world's best airport winner for 5 consecutive
years. Beating Changi Airport, Singapore.... Heathrow in London, Amsterdam
Schiphol Airport and Seoul Incheon Airport. The award is by Skytrax, one of
the world's most trusted survey in airline quality and services. The same
one that rated Malaysia Airlines as the World Best Cabin Crew for a few
years? One of the most disappointing things in KLIA airport is the shopping.
It's non-existent and is a total shame
Hong Kong's signature skyline
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Signature skyline
Main Street USA, Disneyland
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Main Street USA. The familiar welcoming facade in EVERY Disneyland. This is
where the shops are - bakery, souvenir shops, restaurant, photo shop and etc
Mickey and Minnie Mouse
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Mickey and Minnie Mouse. You have to queue for an hour to get a photo with
these two really hot mascots in Disneyland
Hong Kong Disneyland
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Hong Kong Disneyland
What's a trip to Hong Kong without a visit to Disneyland. This picture was
taken on the DisneyLine - the special train service that takes you to
Disneyland. The trip is barely 20 minutes but you still have to travel for
about half an hour on the Tung Chung Line MTR, and change to the Disneyline
So add it all up, it should take about 45 minutes to get to the magical
Disneyland. The train has got cutesy Disneyland livery and interesting
details like glass display cases with Donald Duck, Chip n Dale, Little
Mermaid, Mickey Mouse, Buzz Lightyear and etc. Check out the hand rails in
the picture
Labels: China, Disneyland, Hong Kong, kenny teoh, vacation
Stupid Brand
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Look what I found in the Conrad Hotel room! A weighing scale and a stepper
machine. Hong Kongers have such a twisted sense of humor, or is it just
their lack of understanding of the English language? Look at the brand of
the weighing machine, it's so terrible
Hong Kong
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Holiday : First there was Hong Kong
This is a view from the hotel we stayed in. Conrad Hong Kong... not too bad,
the location. What's Conrad? It's the other hotel chain of Hilton, of
course. Conrad Nicholson Hilton founded the international chain of business
hotels which bear his name. He bought his first hotel in 1919, and founded
the first so-named Hilton Hotel in 1925 in Dallas, Texas and then on became
the first coast-to-coast hotel chain in the US. It's a pleasantly luxurious
place. But basically, the bottomline is no matter which hotel you stay in,
Conrad or Hilton, Paris Hilton gets to buy another hand bag
