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Tuesday, April 14, 2009

The Little Nyonya

This Singaporean TV drama suddenly came out my mind.

It's nostalgic, which represents the life of local Peranakan.



Just can't wait to watch the colourful Nyonya blouse waves, like the different cheong-san dress showing in "In The Mood For Love" (花样年华).

Don't know "Baba" (not "Alibaba"), "Nyonya" or "Peranakan"?
More trivia on The Little Nyonya's official website.

You've to install Microsoft Silverlight 2.0 (4MB+) in order to watch the videos.

Monday, April 13, 2009

Great Promo From TM



I heard this for several days until now I have time to take a look on it, and it seems to be a damn good deal, for as low as RM10 monthly you can have unlimited nation-wide calls & a free cordless phone.

I'm going to get it, and you?

Friday, April 3, 2009

Go For Re-Vote!

I can recall the ultra-chaos states in pan-political Taiwan.
It's now happen in my beloved Malaysia too.

Whatsoever now the fate is in the hand.

There are two methods to check whether you are a legitimate voter.

Go online with SPR

Or go mobile with MySMS



By the way, my mom is glad to have money packet & a pack of 10kgs rice from BN.

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

dotTEL - The New Way To Communicate

There're always 2 extremes.

Before we used to share a lot private info onto the www.
We put our contact info like emails, telephone numbers and the like.

Later when we think of privacy, we removed the info.
Some smart guys might use email link generator to put their email links in picture forms.

Then we have Facebook, Myspace etc.

Now a new trend perhaps, dotTEL, as an online personal name card.



I've been registered several domain names from name.com, as their integration with Google App makes me easy to handle a newly registered domain & website.

Now they're providing an innovative domain extension, dotTEL.
Check it out here!

Thursday, March 5, 2009

The Pirate & The Emperor's Ship

I must admit my much appreciation for the creation of the documentary of endangered cultural pieces for not just story-telling viewing pleasure but the rise of the awareness of all age to protect what's left by our briliant ancesstor.
After "Ah Kew The Digger", a documentary about Chinese in Taiping,
here's the 2nd documentary by Lee Eng Kew.



March 11, 8pm, free entry: Han Chiang College, Penang.
See you there!