Few weeks ago, many ppl crAZY about SmuRF, sOme SmurFing, Some LA La La LA La Sing The Happy Song , Some Watever....
Why Not Be IT ??
Think about it :-)
Friday, October 28, 2011
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Adult Toy??? LOLZz
One Day while driving in the car, drive drive drive drive..oh shxt WTF, I saw this !!
"Sou desu ne........"
Do u guys try it b4 ?
Sunday, October 2, 2011
my handsome nephew :-)
Took some photos of my little nephew, dxxn cute and handsome, time after time, he is growing up everytime when I go back to hometown to see him, hope u guys enjoy viewing his photos :-)
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
PITBULL LIVE IN SUNWAY - 01.12.11
IF you need a year-end party to blow your mind, then American rapper Pitbull (pic above) is the man for the job. The 30-year-old Miami-raised pop maverick is set to play Sunway Surf Beach, Sunway Lagoon in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, on Dec 1.
Pitbull’s show on Dec 1 at Sunway Surf Beach is presented by JS Concert Productions in association with Midas Promotions. Tickets details will be available soon at www.ticketpro.com.my and www.airasiaredtix.com.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Calsberg may raise product price ???!!!
CALSBERG MAY RAISE ITS PRODUCT PRICES NEXT YEAR ????? WE MUST DRINK TILL PUAS PUAS THIS YEAR !!!
below is info from the Star Online : http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2011/9/8/business/9446081&sec=business
KUALA LUMPUR: Carlsberg Brewery Malaysia Bhd is considering raising its product prices next year with the price of barley, a key material in brewing beer, forecast to be 35% to 40% higher.
Cost of aluminium cans were 27% higher year-on-year as well amid the recent rise in power tariffs and natural gas rates, managing director Soren Ravn said after a roundtable discussion yesterday.
He said the impact of the rising material cost was minor for this year as a big chunk of its hedging was done a year ago, but it would have a big effect in 2012.
Ravn hopes the excise duties on beer would be maintained in Budget 2012
“A price increase seems to be likely by the way things are moving now. It is still too early to say as we have not done our hedging yet, and another price increase this year would be an unlikely event,” he said.
Earlier in May, the brewer had raised its product prices by 3%, citing rising costs of raw materials such as malt and hops as well as packaging materials.
“The price increase was not super popular, and we don't run around smiling as we have not actually passed around our problems, as we are still sitting on a problem and its a bomb with prices of raw materials coming up rapidly,” he said.
At the roundtable discussion with key customers, trade associations and hoteliers, Ravn said he hoped the Government would maintain the excise duties on beer at the current level in the upcoming Budget 2012.
“It has been a good year, and we will still be investing in the market, but with the continuing growing input cost, and the risk of a possible excise duty hike coupled with a likely price rise in raw material, things would look tough next year,” he said.
The dialogue was held to discuss the beer industry's challenges, potential and future growth in Malaysia.
He said although the group was not expecting a hike in excise duty, it was important for the brewery to speak up now and take nothing for granted.
“With the budget coming up, the Government is obviously looking at potential ways of securing its revenue, and I do think that an increase in excise duty would be counter-productive for the Government's Economic Transformation Programme (ETP) as I believe tourist arrivals and foreign direct investments are key elements in the ETP,” he said.
He said Malaysia's current excise duties on beer were already the highest in Asia, and in the long run it would work against Malaysia's ambitions to be a tourism hub when competitors like Thailand, Hong Kong, Vietnam and Indonesia had much lower prices for beer due to much lower excise duties.
The group also noted Malaysia was the only Asean country that saw a decrease in beer consumption from 23.5 to 21.5 litres per capita in 2010 despite no tax increases over the last five years. However, the local premium beer market has been experiencing growth with the sector expanding 20.8% in 2010, compared with 2005.
“There is a misleading notion that by increasing excise duties on beer, tax revenues will be automatically raised. Experiences in other countries show that such a move can lead to increasing smuggling activities and other unintended consequences such as switching to lower priced high alcohol beverages,” Ravn said.
In 2010, government taxes contribution increased to 55% of brewery revenue, but breweries' profit and capital fell to 9% of the revenue.
Carlsberg said that despite the maintenance of excise duties over the last five years, the industry recorded RM1.4bil in total tax contribution in 2010 with a compounded average growth rate of 9.9% in tax revenue from 2006 to 2010.
Currently, Malaysia's excise duty on beer is the second highest in the world after Norway at RM740 per hectolitre (one hectolitre is equivalent to 100 litres).
Meanwhile, a local research house analyst said the possibility of an excise duty hike was still 50:50 although the excise duty had remained the same for the past five years.
“It is very hard to determine right now, as there is no indications from the authorities and even the brewers themselves are unclear,” he said.
He said a hike in excise duty would be difficult to gauge as it would shift consumer consumption behaviour and impact total volume.
“Brewers would usually rely on internal cost savings and improved operational efficiency first, I believe a price hike would be the last resort for the brewers in the face of escalating raw material costs,” he said.
OSK Research said although there has not been a hike in almost six years, one must bear in mind that Malaysia's duties are the second highest globally.
“In view of the government's tourism push and efforts to encourage the return of locals abroad, a hike in duties would only be counter-productive,” it said in a research recently.
below is info from the Star Online : http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2011/9/8/business/9446081&sec=business
KUALA LUMPUR: Carlsberg Brewery Malaysia Bhd is considering raising its product prices next year with the price of barley, a key material in brewing beer, forecast to be 35% to 40% higher.
Cost of aluminium cans were 27% higher year-on-year as well amid the recent rise in power tariffs and natural gas rates, managing director Soren Ravn said after a roundtable discussion yesterday.
He said the impact of the rising material cost was minor for this year as a big chunk of its hedging was done a year ago, but it would have a big effect in 2012.
Ravn hopes the excise duties on beer would be maintained in Budget 2012 “A price increase seems to be likely by the way things are moving now. It is still too early to say as we have not done our hedging yet, and another price increase this year would be an unlikely event,” he said.
Earlier in May, the brewer had raised its product prices by 3%, citing rising costs of raw materials such as malt and hops as well as packaging materials.
“The price increase was not super popular, and we don't run around smiling as we have not actually passed around our problems, as we are still sitting on a problem and its a bomb with prices of raw materials coming up rapidly,” he said.
At the roundtable discussion with key customers, trade associations and hoteliers, Ravn said he hoped the Government would maintain the excise duties on beer at the current level in the upcoming Budget 2012.
“It has been a good year, and we will still be investing in the market, but with the continuing growing input cost, and the risk of a possible excise duty hike coupled with a likely price rise in raw material, things would look tough next year,” he said.
The dialogue was held to discuss the beer industry's challenges, potential and future growth in Malaysia.
He said although the group was not expecting a hike in excise duty, it was important for the brewery to speak up now and take nothing for granted.
“With the budget coming up, the Government is obviously looking at potential ways of securing its revenue, and I do think that an increase in excise duty would be counter-productive for the Government's Economic Transformation Programme (ETP) as I believe tourist arrivals and foreign direct investments are key elements in the ETP,” he said.
He said Malaysia's current excise duties on beer were already the highest in Asia, and in the long run it would work against Malaysia's ambitions to be a tourism hub when competitors like Thailand, Hong Kong, Vietnam and Indonesia had much lower prices for beer due to much lower excise duties.
The group also noted Malaysia was the only Asean country that saw a decrease in beer consumption from 23.5 to 21.5 litres per capita in 2010 despite no tax increases over the last five years. However, the local premium beer market has been experiencing growth with the sector expanding 20.8% in 2010, compared with 2005.
“There is a misleading notion that by increasing excise duties on beer, tax revenues will be automatically raised. Experiences in other countries show that such a move can lead to increasing smuggling activities and other unintended consequences such as switching to lower priced high alcohol beverages,” Ravn said.
In 2010, government taxes contribution increased to 55% of brewery revenue, but breweries' profit and capital fell to 9% of the revenue.
Carlsberg said that despite the maintenance of excise duties over the last five years, the industry recorded RM1.4bil in total tax contribution in 2010 with a compounded average growth rate of 9.9% in tax revenue from 2006 to 2010.
Currently, Malaysia's excise duty on beer is the second highest in the world after Norway at RM740 per hectolitre (one hectolitre is equivalent to 100 litres).
Meanwhile, a local research house analyst said the possibility of an excise duty hike was still 50:50 although the excise duty had remained the same for the past five years.
“It is very hard to determine right now, as there is no indications from the authorities and even the brewers themselves are unclear,” he said.
He said a hike in excise duty would be difficult to gauge as it would shift consumer consumption behaviour and impact total volume.
“Brewers would usually rely on internal cost savings and improved operational efficiency first, I believe a price hike would be the last resort for the brewers in the face of escalating raw material costs,” he said.
OSK Research said although there has not been a hike in almost six years, one must bear in mind that Malaysia's duties are the second highest globally.
“In view of the government's tourism push and efforts to encourage the return of locals abroad, a hike in duties would only be counter-productive,” it said in a research recently.
Friday, August 19, 2011
Cheer Beers !! in After 5
Meanwhile celebrated my dear's birthday at 12am :-) Cheers my dear ..
AS we Cheerssssssssss !!!
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Dating in Steam Room , Sunway Giza
Saturday nite 13.08.11 - Took a drive in my Prince Alza with my dear to Sunway Giza's Steam Room to have a nice dinner in a warm environment, for sure with some tasty food & beverages. Below are some photos taken that day to be shared with all of you readers :-)
Appertizer RM 3.00
Honey Lemon Cooler RM 6.80 , this one tasted normal, nth special for this.
Minted Honeydew Apple Juice RM 8.80, Tasted normal too
Pork Belly with Bean Skin RM 13.80, rating 6/10.
Braised Pork Belly RM 13.80, rating 7/10
Mango Pudding RM 5.80 , rating 8/10
MEN FOR POLE DANCE !!
I bet most of u doubt about "Men also can heart Pole Dance ??" , in this world nothing is impossible.
So from this man (picture shown above)Mr. Hao Tao, 23, for one, wanted to become a pole dancer since he first saw a woman pole dancing in a pub.
“I was so attracted by her dancing that I completely forgot my friends and just stared at her the whole night… I thought it was something that I could do. My friends scoffed and said it was just for women but I was determined”, said Hao.
However, dance schools refused to teach him because he was a man. Undeterred, he began watching videos and teaching himself how to pole dance.
Today, he earns RM24,000 a month dancing, and is also a pole-dancing instructor , UNBELIEVABLE !!!! ANOTHER WAY ROUND, A SUCCESSFUL MAN DOING HIS OWN FAVOURITE DANCE..EARNING WITH YOUR FAVOURITE INTEREST, IS VERY LIMITED TO MOST OF THE PPL NOWADAYS WHO JUST WORK FOR MONEY..BRAVOO !!
Today, he earns RM24,000 a month dancing, and is also a pole-dancing instructor , UNBELIEVABLE !!!! ANOTHER WAY ROUND, A SUCCESSFUL MAN DOING HIS OWN FAVOURITE DANCE..EARNING WITH YOUR FAVOURITE INTEREST, IS VERY LIMITED TO MOST OF THE PPL NOWADAYS WHO JUST WORK FOR MONEY..BRAVOO !!
Source: Weirdasianews.com
Images: Wierdasianews.com
Published Aug 13 2011
Saturday, August 13, 2011
How to LOOK Thinner & MAke it Thinner
Photo editting really an amazing software to help ppl to look prettier, more normal , thinner , in a good shape and etc..Well, i found out 2 videos which I think are totally connected to each other..1st of all, ppl prefer to look thinner in photography , Let's see the video below :-)
IF CANNOT HELP ?? then we shall refer to another solution as BELOW
IF CANNOT HELP ?? then we shall refer to another solution as BELOW
Friday, August 5, 2011
Moves, Vibes, Dance - Let's MoviDA !!
No matter how hard and tired we Work, we will not forget to gather once again to relax our mind and cheer up the whole day again..Well, let's Move , Vibes and Dance in Movida -- In Sunway Giza :-)
I brought a special beam of light ,attached at our fingers and we were spinning around !!
My hyperactive senior Ann..see how happy she is !!
Yeah , Half " dead and alive " caused by Black Label :-)
Well, I really don't know what they were Rapping about there !!
LEt's have a drink 1st while waiting for the others !!
I brought a special beam of light ,attached at our fingers and we were spinning around !!
The little beauty, naughty Karen
My hyperactive senior Ann..see how happy she is !!
Yeah , Half " dead and alive " caused by Black Label :-)
Well, I really don't know what they were Rapping about there !!
The 3 extraordinary girls !!
For those new comers to clubbin , don't know how to drink ? But u need to drink at least half of the cup of Black Label !!
Just Smile and Wave :-)
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