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Fete de la Musique
Fete de la Musique, the French music festival is happening all over Bukit Bintang area and One Utama this weekend. If you’re a self confessed music lover, this will be an event not to be missed. Stages are set up in Low Yat, Sg Wang, Times Square, and One U. Performances range from indie bands, to school dances, to classical stuffs. I’m sure it would be great. Get yourself down to KL or PJ from 12pm to 12 midnite, for two days of clean fun music in the name of art. For more info, check this.
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The Whole lotta trouble to get you
Africa is known as the breeding ground for internet con artists, with many of us having received scam mails from there, usually regarding someone’s death and a huge amount of money they want to transfer to you. In Chinese terms, where got such big frogs jumping around the street. Meaning, money is never going to fall onto your lap from the sky. This is not to say that other countries don’t do that as well. I had gotten such scam mails all the time, and never bothered reading them. Today, I received a scam mail from a woman claiming to be the wife of an Arch Deacon, who passed away…
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Battle of the Blogs
BOTB is usually known as Battle of the Bands, but in the case of blogs, it’s Battle of the Blogs. Blogexplosion has always got some sneaky ideas up its sleeves to promote its site as well as help bloggers generate traffic, in a fun and entertaining way. I tried battling my blog yesterday, got some challenges and all, won some and lose some. It was really kinda fun and exciting when you’re battling out with someone. Here’s how it looks during a battle. You’d need at least 10 credits which you can get from either surfing people’s blogs or playing Blog rocket. Then you gamble your 10 credits by joining…
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Leafy Greens
bleaf Originally uploaded by Leona. I just had this for lunch. Available in a place called Bleaf, obviously standing for what it is. Restaurants offering this fantastic unique meal is sprouting all over Kajang town. Simply delicious. It’s served on Banana leaf, washed of course, and the fantastic waiters would serve your white rice with assorted kinds of vegetables. Yes the standard set is just vegetables, but you can always add on. I had some honey chicken (ayam madu) with yoghurt (what do you call that again?). To top it all you can’t have it without Teh Ais. All these for just RM6.40. I love the service here, the people…









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