Interior Designs I've got from Google Image

Income Tax is Coming to Town.

Fellow Malaysians, it's income tax fever. It is time to calculate the amount that we need to give to our government. On the other hand, let's see what our government has spent at!

This year is my 2nd year giving tax. Feel so excited. Haha.....

We will stand

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My Dream House

First of all, I would like to praise God for His blessing onto me. It is always my dream to have my own house. And I believe it's on the way. I saw a house a month ago. These few days, I bumped into the listing in the Internet again. I went to enquire about the property. To my astonishment, the tenant wasn't the owner. So, I passed my name card to her, and asked her to pass it to the owner.

Praise God because I straight away deal with the owner. No commission needed to be paid to the agent. That's save me a couple of thousands.

To my surprised, while I was browsing Internet, I found the owner's contact number and immediately I contacted him. We chatted less than 20 minutes, the conversation was great and relax.

Today, I went to see the interior. Well, no renovation at all but it's worth it.
Now, what I need to do is to prepare the necessary documents to process.
And I pray that God really prepares me the Way and gives me the Hope and the LOVE from the above. I may not perfect but in Jesus, i was made whole.

Well, please pray for this matter. I need your prayer as the bile stated , when we pray, we're moving the hands of our God. In Him nothing is impossible.

Ruthless Man in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.

I've got this picture from Facebook.

Family's Problem

Is your family leading a healthy lifestyle? While I was wondering around. I've found many were having unhappy marriage life. Everywhere you go, you can see parents quarreling over a small matter. For instance, just because the child want to do something which forbids by one of the parent, and another approved. This will lead to quarreling.

Another problem is FINANCIAL. How many families have enough money to support their families? For a newborn child, one has to spend approximately RM1000. This is excluding other expenses such as monthly payment- housing loan and car loan.

Dollars will always lead to unhappiness. How can people not to work for money!

My new teeth

Before





After

In the dental

I'm in the dental. This dental famous in Taman Johor Jaya, Johor Bahru.

The Japanese Pizza from el Migos.

This is how it looks like. Smell good but a big no no for seafood haters because it has a strong seafood a smell. Must be from the 'sotong'.

El Migos, Mexican Pizzadillas at Sutera Mall, Johor Bahru

Trying their pizza ala Japanese. 10" inch pizza.



See how does it turn up. Still waiting for it. It's RM18.90.

Lifestyle equals to Branded/ Designers Products.

What is the lifestyle people living in Johor Bahru? Will they go for branded goods? But there aren't any branded shops around except the latest Johor Premium Outlet. I, myself never been there but would like to go the one day. I read from a newspaper the other day that Malaysia will have another 2 more premium outlets. One will be in Malacca and another one, I've forgotten. Is the such a market in the Southern part? I would say 50%. Those who are able to afford these brands will definitely purchase in Singapore.

WHY? Cheaper price and it has latest design. Now I'm going to throw you a question, why are the reasons people buy branded goods? For the sake of quality or the brand itself? Which is more important?

It's time to Ponder

Money is Important but It isn't Everything

Yahoo, I've got my 1 million. But I don't have any close friends and family members. Am I happy? Who said I'm not happy? I can buy great stuffs- big bungalows, imported cars, holiday trip every month, Michelin food and even party all night.

Everyday spends like nobody business. And the best part is all these i am doing ALONE. No one is here to share my joy and laughter. Will I still be happy? What do you think?

iPhone 5 and ipad3

Will iphone5 in the market in March? Ipad3 is coming soon? Any latest news?is this the latest ipad3? Hopefully it is. If it is true, I will change my current ipad2

United States

If you are allowed to get into White House for a day, which of the house will you wanna explore? Toilet? Bedroom? Or even its study Room?

Ways to earn big money in the world.

MONEY and Inflation are the topics that people in the world have been talking about especially in the recent years. Hey, do you have financial problem- supporting your family, tuition fees, monthly payment or etc.

What is the best way to get money?

1st. - Invest in shares or forex.

2nd- Properties

3rd - business. This is the traditional thinking.

If you wanna work from 9-5, well, that is the starting to get poorer.

Do it especially when you think that it's impossible.

Never try, never know.

Maxis, DIGI, Celcom or UMobile?

What's the best telco in Malaysia? Or perhaps what is the best plan? Umobile can give u the best package if you wanna online by using sim cards.

How bout the rest? Are they money suckers?

Naked Around the World

Have you ever been thinking of being naked on the road? Well, what is your opinion if there are people in your neighborhood running around naked. Give your views on this.

Pictures in the Historical Place, Malacca

I'm back to Johor Bahru.

Just reached Johor Bahru. Now in this Chinese shop at Taman Sutera. Just ordered a bowl of kuey teow soup. It has scallop, (fake) abalone and many more. Um, I am still full. The chicken rice is still in my stomach. Today is the day of eating. Tomorrow, I gotta work.

4th stop- Dataran Pahlawan in Malacca

In the shopping mall. Gotta exercise a bit because too full.

2nd stop in Malacca

Now I'm at the Hainanese Chicken Rice. They are famous for their ping-pong ball rice. During the weekends, you can see people queuing up. Luckily today is a weekday. You guys can come over to this place. However, it isn't halal place. This place is for NON MUSLIM. It is just opposite San Shu Gong.

1st stop- Malacca Zoo

I was excited to be here after many years. However, it's pricey. The entrance ticket costed RM10. Previously it was only RM7. But the zoo is clean and odorless. Not many people because it was a weekday. If you ask me whether is it worth it? I will give 6/10.































Overall, not satisfied.




The price list.

Malacca , here I come!

Few hours later, I will head to the History state, Malacca. It has been a long time never to Malacca. I will depart from Johor Bahru, probably at 8 tomorrow. So by the time, I reach there will be around 10.

Tmr will visit the Malacca Zoo, lunch eating the famous chicken rice, walk around the shops and the shopping complexes.

Stay tune and I will post pictures during the trip!

My tongue is painful.

Absolutely Tired

This was written few days ago.


I'm exhausted and mentally tired. Luckily I have stopped my part time job. No more working till 10pm. Right now I can even sleep within seconds. My eyes lids are going to close. My head is so heavy right now. I have to wake up early tomorrow and get ready my teaching material. Oh my... Ok, who want to learn Mandarin? I'm going to in March. If you wanna join, please let me know.

Malaysians are Protesting Against Lynas

Such a coincidence that I'm wearing GREEN today!

No Night Class

Finally I'm free! I have no more night classes. Yeah, even though money is important but I must find back my precious time. Time for me to relax and mix around. Well, if you guys are free, you can tweet me @ericdiary.

Wasting Time

I wonder how will our country advanced to another level. Tonnes of ppl are wasting time waiting for their legal documents. Hundreds are still waiting for their turn to make a new ID. They have to let go their jobs and lazying in this building. What a shame! Can our government personnels, please be more efficient.

World Kite Festival, Pasir Gudang.

Today is the 2nd last day for the festival. I wish to go there but I have to work today till 4.30pm. Um, do you think will there be anything if I reach at around 5.30pm?

If you guys wanna know more bout this event, click on this link.http://www.kitefestpasirgudang.com/Default.php

6.44am

Hey, I already wake up... Hehe.. Super early.. I bet today I will be exhausted easily.

2 potatoes cost RM17!

My friend bought these at RM17. Only two...what the heck...

Products from Taiwan.

I met my friend from Taiwan, and she gave me this. Very yummy.

I AM SICK!

Americas, Asia will fuse to form 'Amasia'

You won't be alive to see the way the Earth looks in 100 million years, but as the name suggests, it would "amaze ya."

Amasia is what scientists are calling the supercontinent that they predict will form as the continents we know and love drift toward one another and collide, closing the Arctic Ocean and fusing around the North Pole. Antarctica may be left out as a loner, however, as Australia snuggles up to Asia between India and Japan.

While the northern coast of North America would form a mountain range, the United States' West Coast will probably be the edge of this supercontinent, geologist Ross Mitchell said.

In a study in the journal Nature, Mitchell and colleagues at Yale University propose a new theory of how and where this supercontinent will form.

It's been established that supercontinents tend to form and break apart in cycles. There have been at least three: Nuna (1.8 billion years ago), Rodinia (1 billion years ago) and Pangea (300 million years ago).

Between 50 and 200 million years from now, the next supercontinent, Amasia, will take shape, Mitchell said. And we're well halfway into the cycle of its formation; most of Asia has been created since the rifting of the last supercontinent, Pangea, he said.

Considering trends in mammalian evolution over the past 20 million years, individual species tend to last only about 2 million years, so there probably won't be any humans living on Amasia.

"None of us will be around 100 million years from now to be able to test these supercontinent models, but it’s nonetheless interesting to think about how humanity fits in this larger tectonic dance," Mitchell said.

Why do supercontinents form?

Continents and oceans as we know them are not permanent. Instead, continents drift across the surface of the Earth, and oceans aren't stable. German geophysicist Alfred Wegener proposed this idea about a century ago, and it gained further credence in the second part of the 20th century as scientists began to study plate tectonics. Basically, underneath us, there are solid slabs of rock called plates, and they move in different directions because of convection currents.

Earthquakes result from plates rubbing against one another. The Ring of Fire, a region we know today where most earthquakes happen and volcanoes lie, marks the edge of the previous supercontinent, Pangea, and is about 90 degrees away from it. The seismic activity of the Ring of Fire will result in the formation of Amasia.

Geologists say that when Pangea broke apart, new oceans were created, and more ocean in one part of the world means there's less somewhere else. "This is why, all around the Pacific, the ocean floor is being sucked back down into the planet in a process called subduction," writes Ted Nield in the book "Supercontinent."

But exactly why supercontinents break up after they form remains a mystery, Mitchell said.

How supercontinents form

Before Mitchell's study, there have been two theories about the next supercontinent, extroversion and introversion, although they don't have much to do with its personality.

Proponents of extroversion believe the continents will drift away from a supercontinent and eventually scoot around to the opposite side of the globe, 180 degrees from where the old one was.

Introversion is a little simpler, stating that the next supercontinent would form where the last one did.

But Mitchell's group argues that Amasia will be 90 degrees away from Pangea was. The Yale researchers used as the basis of their analysis insights from minerals from ancient rocks, which reflect the Earth's magnetic field. Geologists are able to infer how a continent moves through time with respect to the North Magnetic Pole based on that.

The introversion and extroversion models provided a set of testable predictions for supercontinents of the past but could not really give estimates for the future, said Peter Cawood, chairman of Earth Sciences at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland and former president of the Geological Society of Australia.

Mitchell's study is important because it provides explanations for how we get from one supercontinent to another, Cawood said in an e-mail.

"In the past we have wondered if there is 'method in the madness' of continental reconstructions and the position of continents through time. If this paper is correct the answer is yes, there is indeed a method," Cawood said. And that method is "driven by processes deep within the Earth."

Amasia will take shape at the North Pole, and then, as it matures and heats up, it will drift down toward the equator and nestle there, Mitchell said.

"Understanding the past distribution of continents, either individually or when periodically amalgamated as supercontinents, is fundamental to understanding the history of the Earth," Cawood said. "Continents are the archive of Earth history – not just of the rocks themselves but of past climate, oceans, life, etc. And the distribution of the continents has an important influence on these features."

Cawood added: "Pity that it will take hundreds of millions of years to happen and we won’t be here to see it!"

Unexpected Meeting

Today I had a meeting with my boss. We had a great discussion. I was surprised about his opinion on my commission thingy. Great boss. Still, I gotta give thanks to my Heavenly Father. You are beautiful!

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