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Malaysia & Hong Kong!!! Perhaps the most surprising one would be iPad prices. Hope this helps :) *Disclaimer: Please don't sue me for any error :) Model US ($) SG ($) MY (RM) UK (£) HK ($) DE (€) MBA 11' 128GB 1.4GHz 100% 106% 100% 141% 96% 135% MBA 11' 256GB 1.4GHz 100% 108% 99% 139% 96% 135% MBA 13' 128GB 1.4GHz 100% 106% 99% 144% 97% 135% MBA 13' 256GB 1.4GHz 100% 108% 98% 141% 97% 135% MBP 13' 2.5GHz 100% 106% 96% 141% 99% 135% MBP 13' 128GB 2.4GHz (Retina) 100% 110% 100% 143% 99% 135% MBP 13' 256GB 2.4GHz (Retina) 100% 111% 101% 141% 99% 135% MBP 13' 512GB 2.6GHz (Retina) 100% 111% 102% 141% 100% 135% MBP 15' 256GB 2.0GHz (Retina) 100% 112% 101% 144% 99% 135% MBP 15' 512GB 2.3GHz (Retina) 100% 110% 102% 143% 99% 135% iPad mini 16GB 100% 109% 99% 141% 99% 131% iPad mini 16GB (3G) 100% 110% 100% 138% 99% 129% iPad mini Retina 16GB 100% 110% 100% 136% 100% 132% iPad mini Retina 32GB 100% 110% 100% 136% 101% 1

First of all, congrats and good luck to both nominees for the upcoming by-election, Mr Mah Siew Keong and Ms Dyana Sofya. Being a local boy in this wonderful town of Teluk Intan, I thought it's probably right for me to say a few words :) I have a hunch... Didn't come through a dream or wasn't told by any guru or what so ever. I think BN might win the Teluk Intan by-election. Maybe not by a big margin, but sufficient for BN to show face to the rest that they are still "relevant". This is why... 1) In the last election, we all hate BN. That's not changed. But at that time we also love Mr Seah (RIP). He is a local boy, in and out. He attended the school next to mine. And most importantly, the whole Teluk Intan has a hope. The hope of tumbling the government and or at least winning back the State. 2) Then we have Mr Mah Siew Keong. The son of a well known local millionaire, charity organisation and also frankly quite a nice guy, as I was told. And hi

In this "small" World of just over 6,000,000,000 people, there are occasional coincidences that amaze me. Like what happened today. There's a long old friend of mine from Bangsar has a husband that for whatever reason has parents who are from my small hometown and for whatever "wind" ended up in a shop that I grew up in selling shoes ;) (Chan Wei Chee... I am talking about you!!! :) Then I started flashing back some memories I had back then selling shoes. Since young. It was really long time ago. But feels like not many "days" ago... In a small town, gossips are imminent. "... these fellar son or daughter or wife or mistress have this or that and that happen because of this and that..." Then we gossips diminished and slowly transformed into a more serious conversation, I vividly remember some words that keeps on flashing in my head... Loh ket... Kat Cheong... Yuet Kong... Ching Tau... Kapar sing... Obviously I have no idea what are

All the prayers and thoughts for the families. So far, no news yet. It may be good news. Fingers crossed. https://www.facebook.com/uk.malaysiaairlines/posts/278844715607001

Let me be naive and ask some childish questions. Are Muslims in Malaysia really threading in such a fine thread that a single word can change and alter one’s beliefs? 2) And if Catholics can proof that single word has been used 100s years ago in Malaysia and Muslims are claiming it now (note 1), how different are they compare to their claims that Israelis occupy “their” lands in Palestine? Hmmm.... 3) I think the way this can be solved in Malaysia (fairly) is to either allow every religion and human beings to use that word. I am sure one's beliefs are not on a single word but on the teachings and inspiration one gets from that religion. Or to ban it all together for everyone all of us call our Almighty, Tuhan/God or whatever it is except that word. 4) Politics aside, I hope both sides of the Political party should make a bi-partisan decision for the sake of future generation in Malaysia. We do not want our children to use my favourite word when I was growing up, "...yah