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One Mic Stand

Have you ever thought of being a comedian?

Comedians get the thrill from making people

laugh, then developed unique style, skill,

and body of work as an entertainer

"Everybody in the world thinks they're funny.

It's just that I'm crazy enough to bet on,"

wrote one professional comedian from Denver

Do you know the average stand-up comedian

earns around $50 for two 20-minute sets at

a comedy club. while this translates into a

solid hourly wage that a new comedian may do

four sets per week with the rest of time spent

writing material, watching other famous comedian

and also keeping an additional job to pay rent?

A regular at a comedy club in New York said:

"Being a solo comedian can be an if-you-win-I-lose

type of career. There are only so many laughs on

any given night, and if possible, you want to get all"

Any opinions from the floor of being a comedian,

please do share it with us.

Test Drive Adventure - Prevé's Review

it was a beautiful Saturday that David and i decided

to accompany Trina to survey on new cars and she will

be making up her mind to do the purchasing eventhough

Trina had a conclusion of her purchasing her dream car

- Proton Prevé, but with advice of Uncle David there goes

the kick start the journey of cars' explore adventure

from this point onwards will have partly words 

and photos to cover the whole blog post:

after having breakfast at the old school place - You Yie 

Kopitiam, we continued to our first destination:

Toyota's Showroom at Section 14

Trina was trying to test out the seat of Vios, she was

measuring the height between her head and the top (bonnet)

of the car... (how cute she is... haha!) LoL! this is the

J-series that she's sitting in it that has luxury seats

which combines with leather seats (sleek beige combination)

the test drive on Vios G-series by Trina with us inside

the car which was accompanied by a lady sales person.

somehow im amazed with the GPS system for Vios!

the most highlighted part - the engine & parts

Why is Trina so surprised? Free car, Cash or

Good benifit ahead to purchase a car?

Answer: Free Air-con.... LoL!

Our next destination is to Nissan's Showroom in order to

suite Trina's point of view of how good that her brother

told her about Nissan's car (by Tan Cheong Motor)

This is the Nissan Livina X-Gear

somehow Trina mentioned that the

steering was very light alike paper

im actually amazed by the door lock and the interior

of the Livina X-Gear, which made it looked compact

but long, with a cool door lock too! :P

before ending the first part of the day with lunch

we drove off from Nissan's Showroom to the nearest

Proton Showroom at Taman Paramount to have the first

glance of the Proton Prevé. then only we ended up at

Chow Yang's Chilli Pan Mee Restaurant and went off

track a little to the computer shop to get some parts

for my laptop, and off we continue to the next showroom

Trina got excited after the first view of Proton Prevé

at Taman Paramount's Proton Showroom but unfortunately

the roads there were too busy and narrow for test drive

the busy and narrow roads for test drive at Taman Paramount

had forced us to head to another Proton's Showroom located

at Taman Megah, and here the test drive is amazing which the

roads that passes through do allowed the test drive's driver

to try out the full function of the car - Proton Prevé

Proton Prevé (pronounced Pray-vay) was known that it utilizes

94% of locally sourced components and shares the same platform

as Proton Exora. It is the first Proton model ever to receive a

5-star Malaysian Vehicle Assessment Programme (MyVAP) rating

by the Malaysian Institute of Road Safety (MIROS)

the back view of Proton Prevé

Don't you think it somehow looked like the

copy version of the modern BMW style?

Trina claimed that the front lights seemed to look like

the Evolution's front view - what do you think?

Proton Prevé this time brought out the whole new design image

by incorporating with day light LED at the headlamps and

simplicity yet stylish designed body-line

the tyre of Proton Prevé utilizing 16" alloy rims

wrapped by 205/55 GT Radial Champiro Bax 2 tyres

always the highlighted part of the car - the engine!

Proton Prevé Premium (with CFE Turbo) is mated with

7-speed ProTonic gearbox and comes with a special "S"

model for sportier driving experience. The gear claims

to be smooth and fuel economy, which also allows driver

to enjoy the paddle shifters on the Prevé's Premium

here is a rough interior of the 4G in car WiFi from

YES 4G as standard for all cars. The features also

included auto light sensor, auto climate air-con,

auto cruise, auto wipers only included in Premium

what are your views about the Push Start button?

Looooook!!! How Trina is going to promote her dream

car - Proton Prevé, with the pose of an ambassador

Oh no! Looks like Proton Prevé seemed to be good

until Uncle David went into the interior to have

a try of the seats and the touch on the steering

(oh well, above statement was just literally)

here comes our test drive car in Red! somehow during

the launching day of Proton Prevé the colour red was

introduced as the car model, and for the current

situation the colour red was overwhelming until 

it went totally out of stock.

well, it isn't actually a bad news as Proton Prevé

comes in six colour options: Red, Silver, Blue, White,

Black and Gold. So, you will still have other 5 colour

options instead of only choosing red for the car.

the smile on Trina's face could make us feel that

how happy and satisfied she is towards the choice

of purchasing a Proton Prevé, but before that

let's move on to the test drive journey first...

Trina learned how to get used to the gears that

comes with a "+" (plus) and "-" (minus) function

which enables a better pick up for the car.

surprisingly Proton Prevé could do a full turn

during Trina's try of attempting a U-Turn after

the traffic light. the U-Turn turned out to be

a perfect turn with the steering!

Amazed with Uncle David's expression?

This seemed to be a happy test drive

ride shown on Uncle David's expressions

the whole new cars' and test drives adventure

ended in the late evening and Trina finally

still stick to her firm decision of getting

a Proton Prevé for her future use...

For further information, visit the links below:

Toyota - http://www.toyota.com.my

Nissan - http://nissan.com.my

Proton - http://www.proton.com

Proton Edar - http://bit.ly/fOQshm

Proton Prevé - http://bit.ly/HBXpiK

Kepada semua rakan-rakan & para pembaca

"Uncategorize Myself" yang berumat Islam

Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri

Maaf Zahir dan Batin

Ribuan terima kasih ke atas

sokongan anda selama ini!

Internet Blackout Day - #Stop114A

IMAGINE this scenario...

[Image credit: weehingthong.wordpress.com]

Oh my god! What's going on?

You gotta be kidding me!

Errr... Yes, this is the real situation!

Under the new amendment to the Evidence Act

1950, you have to prove your innocence in the

above matter. It is known as Section 114A -

Presumption of Fact in Publication. In simple

English, it presumes that you willingly publish

seditious or libelous content if it was traced

back to your computer, website or connection.

How are we been affected by Section 114A, the

infographic shows a clear explanation

[Image credit: stop114a.wordpress.com]

Translated version in mandarin by The Rocket:

[Image credit: stop114a.wordpress.com]

Watch the video below for better understanding:

For more clear understanding and what the

amendment of Section 114A is, read the

concise article here: http://bit.ly/Qm4NqL

support the Centre for Independent Journalism,

Malaysia (CIJ) for urging bloggers and social

media peeps to put a pop up on the site to

spread the awareness of #Stop114A campaign

more details of the updates and development of

Section 114A's fact by following @CIJ_Malaysia on

Twitter or like the campaign on Facebook page

this is a way that we could get involved more

directly when they organize signature drive,

public forums, etc...

What other actions you could do?

participate in Internet Blackout Day on Tues,

August 14, 2012 or even support the campaign

with your own blog, twitter and facebook

account by putting the Twibbon: twb.ly/NxEeP4

For more details, log onto 

http://stop114a.wordpress.com

Paintball + Kuala Lumpur's Day Trip

WARNING: LONG POST AHEAD!!!

IT's the Ramadhan season where paintball arena

also giving special discounts for the season

a Path's friend of mine, named Trina posted

her paintball session's photo on her timeline

there and then on Path when the conversation

flows, David and I decided to catch up for

paintball session this coming weekends

the original plan was to play at Gombak but

unfortunately there weren't enough players so

we ended up heading to Astaka field at MAPACC

and started from 9:30am till almost lunch time

from this point onwards, i will let the photos

do most of the talking and narrations:

Astaka's field at MAPACC

(the view from the tent)

The war's venue - Astaka's field

Safety First - Stay 2 metres away from

getting the splashes from the shots

The war game's weapon! Are you game?

Don't play, play man! Modern woman can go

for war too! Trina, in her paintball suit

the whole paintball session ended about almost

lunch time and the idea and suggestion from

David who thought of heading downtown for photo

shoots for one of our Path's friend who lives

in Puerto Rico. she was very eager to know how

our capital city, Kuala Lumpur looked like

i started wondering upon the moment when David

started his car engine, the thoughts strike

through where I thought how many of us will

really take half a day or a day to carefully

look at the special corner or building in KL

the first destination that we're heading to

is University Malaysia because Astaka field

is already nearby to the university and we

decided to capture the main entrance's arch

on our way to the destination, we pass by this

arch that divides the border of the city and the

state, which means this arch divides Kuala Lumpur

(the city) and Selangor (the state)

an emergency alert to keep the car's petrol filled

as we do not want to disappoint ourselves with bad

outcomes or circumstances. ended up stopping at

Jalan Mahameru's Shell petrol station

a shot of the newspaper stand at Shell

petrol station showing that Pandelela Rinong,

the female bronze medalist for diving appears

for the front page of today's newspaper

carried on our journey downtown and now

we stopped halfway at the roadside to

capture this building - TM's HQ

entering the area of Brickfields actually

amazed me of a gigantic changes towards

the roads and on road decorations that

have been done by the government also with

the involvement of Dato' Seri Sammy Vellu

Look! The previous tar roads were changed

into bricks with our national flower's

design (hibiscus) to accomodate the

significant of our country

the pedestrian walkway, lamp post and

the side view of the road has been

maintained to a better standard along

Brickfield's main road

after dropping by Brickfields area we

continue to our next destination into

Chinatown, also known as Jalan Petaling

which is the well known Petaling Street

KL's Road is well known of the jam and

nevertheless the jam can be compared with

the other countries even we have the public

transports on road but still government

has to do something to reduce the jam

we're now nearby to the Pos Malaysia (Malaysia's

Post Office) and Dayabumi. Dayabumi was one of

the earliest major landmark and skyscrapers in

the city. Dayabumi is located near the National

Mosque and Old Kuala Lumpur Railway Station.

Dayabumi - a building that houses several

commercial facilities, and the building

itself has the modern Islamic style. The

facade of the tower is adorned with style

of eight-pointed stars, Islamic arches at

the top and bottom of the building

passing by the area of Central Market, known as 

Pasar Seni also made myself realized that 

how much the city has changed into where 

Central Market now has a pedestrian 

walk street known as Kasturi Walk

heading much inner to the city, we ended up

parking our car nearby the the old main bus

stop for bus changing to different routes at

Kota Raya. It is located right in front of

Metrojaya in the olden days but now part of

the building has been taken over by the

wholesaler supermarket, named Mydin

The arch of Petaling Street @ Jalan

Petaling's entrance and there is another

arch at the end of the street

a local chinese temple within the Chinatown

area, and we were lucky that the temple has

some functions on the day that the cantonese

opera team were performing. Inside the temple

was filled with crowds of people praying too.

Temple was known as The God of Righteousness

(Guan gong) and God of Underground were here.

a guy doing his prayers in the temple

few doors away opposite the chinese

temple has an Indian temple.

i personally love this T-junction which connects

Jalan Sultan & Jalan Hang Jebat. my friends used

to question me the reason of loving this street,

which i replied to them that it is the fact to

show how narrow the streets of KL City is during

the early days (in mid 70's or 80's)

Yan Keng Benevolent Dramatic Association is founded 

in 1920, one of the oldest Chinese opera clubs 

in Kuala Lumpur. The association now is well 

known to raise money through performances of 

Chinese opera and choral singing for the old 

folks' home, hospitals and schools

Previously, this association were formed to assist 

the Chinese migrants to base on the grouping of 

clans, trades, cultural and social activities

this is a classic tailor shop located right in the 

heart of Chinatown, which was now operated 

by the grandson of the name, Khong Kim Lyew 

who bears his grandfather Kwong Fook Wing's 

long-established's label

this tailor shop has a glorious past and present

because it has been well noted of sewing suits

for past leaders including the suits worn by Datuk 

Onn Jaafar (UMNO Founder), Tun Abdul Razak

Hussein (2nd Prime Minister of Malaysia)

inside the shop there are two specially

hilighted photos which happened in 1974,

and the suits worn were sewn by this

tailor shop, the photos found were:

1. Black-and-White photo shows

the second Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak met

with China's Chairman, Mao Zedong during the

first state visit.

2. 5th Yang-di-Pertuan Agong, Sultan Abdul

Halim Mu'adzam Shah met Queen Elizabeth II

at Buckingham Palace

More details, read here - http://bit.ly/qcw0Ih

after a long journey from the early half of

the day we finally stopped at a venue for

lunch - China Town Food Paradise

Lunch of the Day - Fried Sauce Noodles,

known as "Zha Jiang Mian" in mandarin

after lunch we got back to the parking

bay to collect the car and continue

driving to the next destination -

Lake Garden & National Monument

The front view before heading into the

National Monument. the famous Islamic

building design structure shown

well through the architecture here

The Hallway to heaven? Of course not!

It is the hallway to the Monument

The Introductory of National Monument

this National Monument is a sculpture that 

commemorates those who died in Malaysia's

struggle for freedom, principally against

the Japanese occupation during World War 2

and the Malayan Emergency (1948 - 1960)

this monument is known as the world's tallest

bronze freestanding sculpture grouping. This

was an idea by first Prime Minister, Tunku

Abdul Rahman in 1963. It is 15 meters tall,

designed by Austrian sculptor Felix de Weldon

the monument depicts a group of soldiers

holding the Malaysian national flag aloft

each bronze figures symbolizes leadership,

suffering, unity, vigilance, strength,

courage and sacrifice.

Random KL skyline shot from National Monument

can you guess where is this? It is

our final destination of the day.

The first central train station of the

capital city, Kuala Lumpur which was

once an iconic building that appeared

in our Malaysian note.

this building was designed by a British

Architectural Assistant, Arthur Benison

Hubback. It consist a knowledge of

Anglo-Asian architecture in the region

on the station's design.

the journey of Kuala Lumpur one day trip

ended in the early evening with a gratitude

of how our few prime ministers built up

Malaysia especially the capital city, KL

with beautiful and historical architecture

To the citizens of Malaysia - Have you try to

spend your precious time trying to understand

the city itself?

Try to view Kuala Lumpur in a different angle

to feel the beauty of this capital city!