Monday, October 18th, 2010 2,711 views
Once I went to Fraser Business Park @ Kuala Lumpur, previous F&N factory and I came across this building and it’s full of the Chinese wording of “囍”. Initially I thought the place is for wedding shop / wedding house, but it’s not. My friend told me it’s because of Feng Shui wor. Cool right? Haha.
Feng Shui Building @ Fraser Business Park. Feng Shui 風水 = ancient Chinese system of aesthetics believed to use the laws of both Heaven (astronomy) and Earth (geography) to help one improve life by receiving positive qi.
Do you believe in Feng Shui / Fung Shui (風水)?
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Saturday, June 5th, 2010 3,447 views
Do you like to eat Pan Mee? Yes I like… =) Be it normal traditional Pan Mee or those with Loh gravy or Chili Pan Mee, all also I like!
This JoJo Little Kitchen‘s Pan Mee located at Entrepreneur Park, Kuchai Lama, Kuala Lumpur, is very nice! There have a lot of variety of different Pan Mee Style.
Next to it there’s another Pan Mee shop too… Face to Face Noodles House 面对面板麵专卖店, the business is not so good because of the JoJo Pan Mee, so sometimes JoJo Pan Mee full house then the customer will spill to this Face to Face noodles house. I have tried it at Uptown, not bad too! =)
When you eat Pan Mee, mee is not only the main focus, the chili is one of the main focus too! There’s a lot of different choices of chili and all of them are good!
traditional one…
Pan Mee Soup
Dried Pan Mee
Special Drinks…
Longan…
3 color milk tea (Can you see the three color?)
New Business Hours
9.00am – 9pm Daily except Wednesday
Wednesday
9.00am – 6.30pm
(not sure they change the time again or not…)
Jojo Little Kitchen
No. 30, Jalan Kuchai Maju 9,
Off Jalan Kuchai Lama,
58200 KL
Tel : 79871090
Map:
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Wednesday, March 31st, 2010 2,583 views
Deodorant is good for me! It reduces my body odor caused by sweat (coz fat sure sweat a lot la). It also leaves my skin with long-lasting fragrance, so more ppl will come closer to me just to smell me? Haha. Not only that it also has cooling and refreshing effect! During hot afternoon it’s good feel and will not be sticky ever due to sweat.
Shake can lightly and spray 15 to 25 cm from skin with can spout upright. It’s cool right? Spray only and it’s very convenient for me to use! =)
There’s so many type of different varieties on the Deodorant Perfume Spray / Roll-on Series. Crystal Musk, Fresh Fougere, Clear Ocean, Lime Green, Ozone Blue, Cool Aroma, Woody Fougere. I like Cool Aroma the most as it smells good and it make me refreshing.
The best is you have to compare and look at the description and try out which suit you the most. Some sporty type might choose Fresh Fougere, or overall person might just want to try Clear Ocean as it balance out in the and has most natural smell.
There’s Roll-on Type and with the latest Spray series. I like the Spray type coz I feel it’s more hygiene and it’s easy to apply. Try it out yourself to see which you prefer!
Want to win some cool gadgets worth up to RM15,000? It’s easy. All you have to do is just blog about this Gatsby Deodorant Street Fair for the invites.
Steps:
1) Write a blog entry with the title “I’m going to the Gatsby Deodorant Street Fair”.
Some pointers you MUST include in the blog entry:
1) Blog title must be “I’m going to the Gatsby Deodorant Street Fair”
2) Include the date, time and location of the event.
Date: 17 April 2010
Time: 10 am – 5 pm
Venue: Front Foyer, Ground Floor, Berjaya Times Square, Kuala Lumpur
3) There are going to be lucky draws and we have various cool gadgets worth up to RM15,000 up for grabs!
4) Among the exciting fun-fair games on that day – Sumo Wrestling (in air bag suits!), gladiator battles and other amusing and addictive games you would expect at a fun-fair!
5) Lastly, share this link with your readers : www.gatsby.com.my/streetfair
Yes, I will be there for the Gatsby Deodorant Street Fair too and if you are going, see you there!
Once you are done, send an email to gatsby@nuffnang.com with :
1) Your Gatsby blog entry permalink
2) Full name
3) IC number
If you do not have blog but wanted to go, still possible by joing the flash game, the top scorer for each week will win a pair of invites to Gatsby Deodorant street fair! Play more and win more!
More info : www.gatsby.com.my/streetfair
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Thursday, December 31st, 2009 3,306 views
1Utama 2010 Countdown Concert @ Central Park Avenue
31 December 2009 8pm, Central Park Avenue (Road will be closed)
Celebrate this new year with Asia’s Legendary Music Band – Beyond from Hong Kong, Pop Shuvit, HaoRen 朱浩仁, Joe Flizzow, Will 黄威尔, Crossfire, Alvin 钟健桦 and Azizi at 1 Utama Shopping Centre. Be memerised with the spectacular international musical firework presentation when the clock ticked.
There’s International Musical Firework Presentation! Hopefully it’s good and get a good spot to see the fireworks, it will be the park there.
Admission is FREE. Get up-close with your favourite artistes at 2010 ZONE with 2010 PASS from 2010 Countdown Concert’s partners today!
2x complimentary passes for any purchase or just flash your valid ONECARD.
- Valid from 20 December onwards till all passes are given out.
- Valid for purchase at any outlet except Cold Storage and outlets located at Centre Court and Courtyard.
- Redeemable at Customer Service Centre, Ground Floor Highstreet.
On the other hand the Curve, e@Curve and Ikano Power Centre will have own countdown party as well, and features exciting performers, dancers and a superb fireworks and light display. The artiste line-up includes Faizal Tahir, Jaclyn Victor, Meet Uncle Hussain, Jym, Kay, Diplomats of Drums and Kuala Lumpur Drumline Corps. Popular DJ Joey G and international model Kylie Chapman will be the party’s emcees.
I might be in 1U for the countdown. Where will you be going? Any other suggestion? Don’t want to go KL countdown lo too jam… Pavilion, Bukit Bintang, Sg Wang, KLCC sure jam… Some road will be closed for the countdown party too. So if you want go KL for countdown I suggest you to take public transport LRT as the business hours will be extended till 3am if I get the info correctly.
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Friday, March 27th, 2009 13,778 views
A breathtaking study of contrasts between the inside and outside,the YTL Residence in Kuala Lumpur blends the traditional with the ultra-modern and the natural scenery in the most stylish way. Designed together by the creative folks from Agence Jouin Manku from Paris and YTL Design Group from Kuala Lumpur, the lavish house was commissioned for a uber-wealthy Malaysian family. With state of the art technology, contemporary furniture and exquisite furnishings, the residence is the ultimate expression of influence and power. Definitely in love with the outside pool, the green surroundings or the minimalist living room.
The house that’s nestled in Bukit Damansara was completed at the end of 2008. It’s a perfect dream house / home for everyone I guess.
Paris-based Agence Jouin Manku took on its first large-scale integrated architectural and interior design commission in 2003, when YTL Design Group from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, invited it to design the residence of a Malaysian power family.
Completed in the latter part of 2008, the residence is the ultimate expression of the taste, influence and industrial-scale capabilities of the prominent family whose entrepreneurial activities have shaped Kuala Lumpur’s skyline.
Three generations of the family inhabit the 3,000 square-meter residence designed to accommodate both private and public functions.
The building includes nine bedrooms, two family rooms, a family kitchen and a private dining area, a family library, a game room, a study, a public reception area, a formal dining room, a ballroom, chapel, 21 bathrooms, a swimming pool, two guest suites plus indoor private and guest parking.
The initial sketches exploring the owners’ usage requirements reveal resemblances to the boring stacked-boxes look still so ubiquitous in residential architecture. And while traces of the “heaped trailers” syndrome remain in the finished building, this is not the Jetsons, neither are we looking at EPCOT, Tomorrowland or the 1964 New York World’s Fair.
We are in the lush vegetation of a posh Kuala Lumpur residential area, and in spite of the boxiness of the structure, an elegant circular softness manages to permeate the sightlines and key details of the building, making it an agreeable part of its landscape.
Inside, prominent examples of this curvilinear elegance include the amazing staircases resembling the inside of a shell when viewed from above, and the round ballroom chandelier of 13,000 custom-designed undulating petals of unglazed cast porcelain biscuit.
The curved walls both inside and out have a functional purpose of providing privacy and enclosing each function gently in its own space. The overall sweeping feel inside the spaces invites the viewer in and creates soft, arching vistas.
The concept consists of three layers: the base for public functions, the ring for guests and the private house for the family.
The inside of the magnificent residence is gorgeous with its high ceilings, large windows and abundance of light. White color and natural wood are dominant elements but they allow the view from the vast, mostly retractable, windows to remain the main visual attraction.
The residence is also a wonderful study of contrasts between inside and outside, private and public, traditional and ultra modern, man-made and natural.
YTL Design Group of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, was the architect of record. The Agence Jouin Manku design team included Patrick Jouin, Sanjit Manku, Yann Brossier (architect), Richard Perron (designer). Officina del Paesaggio from Lugano, Switzerland was in charge of the landscape design, and L’Observatoire, New York, USA handled the lighting. – Tuija Seipell
Images: Roland Halbe & SkyScraperCity
Source : TheCoolHunter
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