A state of Trance

"Perhaps a very controversial piece as its been brewing in my head for some time now."

Mamat's Best work so far

                 Music, notes and rhythm that has the power to entrance the listener and times make them forget and makes them as if lulled by it. For since the dawn of time, music has been the art form to kindle the soul of the humans, over time it evolved into somewhat of a force or a weapon of persuasion. In earlier times, Elvis and Beatles was considered "devil music" by the older aged while cherished and idolize by the younger ones, even in Malaysia, the age of "Rock Kapak" saw a massive crackdown and headaches for the older people when their kids were in the state of rock.

                 Watching "rock oo" recently, reminded me of the age that has gone by, as one of those that had tight jeans, sang in bands at jamming studios, i could certainly relate to the movie. I daresay that it is the best movie as yet by the director, the uninhabited script and the superb acting by the cast, its no wonder that this movie gathered such a huge boxoffice collection. With its somewhat cliche ending, its a true delight to watch our malaysian director coming into and actually focusing on issues that are usually swept under the carpet.
Another movie to watch is "Juvana" Although many critics came hard at the picture but i say that it is a really good piece and the best actor should go to villan "Lan Todak" in the movie as he really made the character shine. We have never thought of the kids in juvenile as it is un comfortable therefore we simply refuse to think about it, the movie handles and pumps this right into our face and we such take heed and address the issues, unless we want more thrown babies, more rempits and more punks.

15000 people..truly a sight to see

                 The recent ASOT and FHFA was just conclude in sepang "hence the title of this piece", being there with over 15,000 people, made me impress of the progression that we have made as malaysians, this would have never happen with an UMNO minister but wuth an MCA minister, you can see that she takes a direct approach and is in touch with a new direction for bringing in new toursit segments to Malaysia. With her own team and bureau, MYCEB, Ng Yen Yen breaks the norm and pushes tourism to a new direction. Without the normal government chains in Toursim Ministry or TDC  that binds them, MYCBE has brought rave dance parties in the last two years and a number of events that would usually not seen the light of day in Malaysia. Not limited to dance, they brought in J LO and other concerts and also sporting events that all caters to a diffrent crowd segment. The question is that the organizer is the same people and the sound providers are also of the same company, "Crony" perhaps? but sponsoring millions of tax payers money, i wonder what is the true line or target that they are looking at. Having the event in Sepang KL, of course drives the crowd there but isnt KL already packed as it is? and are really ready to be like tomorrow land? our drive to bring this dance act, is it at the cost of our youth? remember that Japan ahad a similar problem when they moved to fast and their youth lost all sense of values. As i was in the crowd that night, 3 out of every crowd of 6 was Malay, 3 chinese and 3 indians with 1 Mat saleh, looking at our local malaysian's dressing to all most nothing, making out in public, drinking and smoking weed while some where under ectasy is really distrubing, the ambulance was running almost every minute, if i didnt know better, with the sirens blaring every 10 minutes or so, i would say i was in lahad datu. All in all, it was a good event but the organizers are already slacking, the registration was bad, the parking was mis managed and the logistics of it all TERRIBLE. it was far better during "Thirst" but what can you expect from a malay organizer, son of a millionaire, as usual first time good and soon after they slack.

They should have brought this guy in sooner

IN A STATE OF TRACE

            The biggest news of the year surely has to be the lahad datu issue. I mean with Najib being on such hot sup, how could they bungle the issue? If it was USA, it could have been spined at Najib and his boys would have looked as heroes but yet they simply look like some deer that caught in the headlights of a incoming truck, "A State of Trace" perhaps? Malaysians are far from stupid, all the issues of corruption by PR that is being used by BN is merely a tip of the iceberg of the scandals that has been done by BN. I asked a good friend of which party will he vote? BN he said and i just asked Why do you vote simply because of a party? Yes BN has done good in the years but lets not forget of the harm and damage they have done as well, why cant we have a choice? if Najib is truly gonna reform than do it right, he dodges issues and simply ignore the fact that his term is over, similar to the coup in perak, they just simply do what they want and yells on "Malay rights" or Protect the Malay. How are they doing that? in between all the shady deals, our people are violated and land are invaded "Lahad Datu", our youth are corrupted- look at the high numbers of unwed mothers and thrown babies, the number drug addicts and crime rate that is soaring. With events such as ASOT where "Malays" are exposed to the western culutre, where is this "Protect the malay" mantra? Where thugs of BN throw bricks, torches oppsistion offices, attack elected representative and all the while our goverment sits there doing NOTHING. how is it that blind BN supportes cannot see? are we to condone this acts of thuggy simply because they are the ruling goverment? send this thugs to sabah, least there is cause for them there. The weird part is that, this thugs carried and wore BN and UMNO logos, and still KJ as youth head, Najib as UMNO head simply make dunno, as if its ok, they are my people. again "A State of Trace" All my talks with BN politicly linked people, seems they are confident of winning the election and as such is already planning who is gonna get what contract, like i said "A STATE OF TRACE" while the grassroots are being lulled by Anwar and his gang, BN is in a world of thier own, a gathering of Kedah boys with Tun M and his son gathered abt 4000 people in Bukit Jalil, and words from Mukhriz camp "Its a success, look at the numbers" perhaps someone should tell the poor joker that Anwar and his gang gathered 10,000 people in a taman surau in a diffrent state merely hours before. Wake up boys, or you will wake up in a nightmare.

Old Ghost coming back

Who is gonna walk and who is gonna run?

        As elections draws near, Najib should look into his bag and find treasures or weapons to counter PR, for in speaking and getting grassroots support, BN has NONE. everyone is on silent mode, they simply vibrate only, while PR unleashes all of their top speakers and hits the ground, campaigning and keeping the Malaysian public- IN A STATE OF TRACE.

Youth..OOO..Youth

It surprises me that our youth has gone black so quietly, while the adults and governments are busy with politics and finding money, these youth are neglected. Who champions them? Yah Yah we have the rempits and so forth, but recently i was introduced to Tagg Within 1 month,i managed to gather over 100 friends, all girls and very open. Here are some photos for you to see.You want to meet them then go there.




Go and register,maybe you can get a one night stand in here....

Marsha..yummyy

Setelah beberapa bulan spekulasi mengatakan Marsha Londoh akan bersama KRU, akhirnya pada awal Disember lalu dia mengikat kontrak selama setahun dengan Metadome Sdn Bhd. Menurut Marsha yang ditemui semasa rakaman single terbarunya, dia menerima tawaran Metadome kerana syarikat itu mempunyai reputasi yang baik serta sudah mempunyai rancangan jelas tentang kariernya.

“Saya memilih untuk bersama Metadome sebab tawaran yang mereka berikan memang bagus. Mereka juga sudah ada perancangan untuk ‘memasarkan’ Marsha. Bersama Metadome, Marsha akan muncul sebagai penyanyi wanita bersama piano setiap kali mengadakan persembahan. Saya suka dengan idea ini sebab ia unik. Rasanya tidak ada lagi penyanyi wanita di Malaysia yang muncul dengan konsep itu. Mudah-mudahan konsep terbaru ini boleh diterima peminat nanti,” ulas Marsha yang menafikan dia mahu meniru konsep yang dibawakan oleh Alicia Keys.

“Saya bukan mahu meniru sesiapa tetapi saya perlu muncul dengan konsep yang berbeza bagi membolehkan saya bersaing dengan penyanyi-penyanyi yang ada sekarang ini. Jika tiada kelainan, pasti susah untuk saya bertahan dalam industri mencabar ini. Sebagai persediaan, sekarang ini saya sedang bersiap-sedia untuk memasuki kelas piano bagi memantapkan kebolehan bermain piano,” tambah Marsha lagi.

Blake Lively Hot In Her See Through Dress

December 18th, 2009

Here’s one of my future ex-wives Blake Lively at the Sherlock Holmes premiere last night looking as gorgeous as ever. This girl can do no wrong in my books, even if she started wearing annoying hipster dufus 80’s outfits and a captain’s hat she’d still somehow pull it off. I wouldn’t go out in public with her, but she can come over to mom’s basement any time. I think there’s a ping pong table hidden somewhere underneath her collection of Beanie Babies.

more pictures of Blake Lively here

The curves

The curves….

Indo News

Manohara Odelia Pinot Tragedy  

Date: Sunday, 26 Apr 2009 19:39

Manohara Odelia Pinot young model is the birth of Jakarta, 28 February 1992. Born of a patrician Bugis mother, Daisy Fajarina and father France nation, Reiner Pinot Noack, no wonder if Manohara, name call, inherited form of the face and shapely body.

His name began to rebound when the entry in the list of 100 Pesona Indonesia by Harper's Bazaar magazine. At the young age that he still has a noble goal, ie, have a social foundation, to help each other the less able.

Unfortunately, life is like a model to study the language and art is not to be beautiful before. Manohara Odelia Pinot be married with a young prince of Malaysia, Tengku Muhammad Fakhry is still in the age of 16.

This begins from the meeting Manohara with Tengku Fakhry in December 2006. They meet in the reception dinner. From that, the prince fall in love. Although terpaut age difference, but the second man is engaged with Manohara mother permit, Daisy.

Not long after that, says Tengku Fakhry desires to marry a former paramour Ardie Bakri this. On 17 August 2008, Manohara and their families to leave for Malaysia on the invitation Tengku Fakhry family.

Although the impression was too fast and does not approve, but this pair finally married on August 26 2008. In fact marriage is not the her Mother hopes, Daisy. Manohara was not happy and vague to Jakarta via Singapore on the end of 2008.

Knowing the vague wife, Tengku Fakhri trying to coax the woman back home. Thorough, Manohara compliment the prince with a car in Manohara Odelia Pinot birthday on 25 February 2009.

Not only coax the wife, Tengku Fakhry try taking a careful family Manohara too. The prince invites Manohara and their families to Umroh at the end of February 2009. This is where events start happening that make the prop bunda fog. At home, the family left the board Manohara, are Manohara Odelia Pinot and the husband has been raised to the aircraft.

Upon return to the ground water, in mid-March 2009, Daisy reported this incident to the King of Kelantan, Malaysia but there is no response until now. Daisy-ban even get in Malaysia.

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It is Time..

To all Malaysians: Stand up for Perak on May 7

 

Posted by admin

Tuesday, 05 May 2009 15:30

By Wong Choon Mei, Suara Keadilan Pro-democracy groups are calling on all Malaysians to dress in black wherever they are and whatever they may be doing on Thursday, May 7 - a day that will surely go down in history as one of the darkest in the country’s history. On May 7, Thursday, Prime Minister Najib Razak’s Umno party will disregard all democratic rights, including the laws of the land, when his appointed chief minister for the northwestern Perak state, Zambry Kadir, pushes through motions in the legislative assembly to seal his party’s hold on power. After three months, the coup d’état that Najib orchestrated in February, with the help of the Perak Sultan, has failed to gain the acceptance of the Perak people. Instead of abating, their demands have intensified for fresh election to re-determine their state government. But to no avail! And this is the 21st century! The Pakatan Rakyat administration led by popular PAS leader Nizar Jamaluddin was toppled as a result of the power grab, although it has the same number of seats as the Umno-BN coalition. The peoples’ rights were clearly trampled on and ruthlessly suppressed. Nizar has vowed to attend Thursday’s sitting and to fight on for the Perak people. His Pakatan coalition has vowed to support him all the way. The Pakatan Rakyat leadership of Anwar Ibrahim, Lim Kit Siang and Abdul Hadi Awang asks all Malaysians to stand up for Perak. Stand up for democracy and insist on your right to choose your own leaders! ————————————————————————————————————————————– Suara Keadilan appends below comments from civil society leaders and human rights groups on the Perak debacle Ramon Navaratnam, director of Asian Strategy and Leadership Institute The whole chaotic situation has come about because the basic fundamental right of free and fair election was not observed. Those at the very top must recognize this and take heed that this chaos and unhappiness is real and is caused by the peoples’ deep distress that their wishes have not prevailed. Freedom of expression through fair and free election is being thwarted by the lack of political will on the part of many. There is only way way out of this chaos and confusion - free and fair election. Only when the people of Perak are satisfied that they have been allowed to go through a process of utterly free and utterly fair election, then only will they be at peace. P Ramakrishnan, president of social reform and human rights group Aliran Rest assured that Perakians will long remember this hypocrisy and they will punish Umno without fail. The rallying cry for the next general election will be  Remember Perak – Remember the Injustice! Gavin Khoo, political analyst My question is “Is Malaysia a rule-based society?”. What is the value of the constitution and rule of law if the guardians of our democratic rights can easily manipulate and misinterpret these rights to serve their own interests? If we have to spend scarce resources on a good cause such as preserving our democratic rights then it has to be done e.g. the power grab and illegitimate government in Perak. It is clear and without a doubt that the BN installed Menteri Besar and state government would lose a state wide election if one is called. Simply, this was not the government elected by the people. Hence, to ensure our democracy works, it is important to go back to the people. The society can only change for the better if everyone of us is committed to the effort of making this country better than what it was yesterday. We should decide if we wanted a better future for ourselves and our children. Stop looking for the next politician or royalty to save us. Make all of them accountable for their words and action. You can make a difference. Do something for Malaysia. Matthias Chang, former political secretary and adviser to ex-PM Mahathir Mohamad Give Perak to them (the Pakatan Rakyat) and it will be their quagmire! Believe me. Don’t waste time in Perak. The Royal Household has created a big hole. Get out of it now! From the Peoples’ Parliament Imagine 7th May, and Malaysians from all walks of life, from Johore in the south right up to Perlis way up north, and our brothers and sisters in East Malaysia, at the train stations, bus stops, markets, offices, eating stalls, shopping malls, all dressed in black! Imagine the youth, flash-mob style, turning fast food joints and shopping centres gloomy with their black attire! Imagine the foreign and online media reporting how Malaysians turned out in full force throughout the country, all dressed in black wherever they were, to send a clear message to Najib and his cohorts in BN : WE DO NOT APPROVE OF WHAT YOU HAVE DONE IN PERAK. RESTORE POWER BACK TO THE PEOPLE NOW OR BE PREPARED TO PAY DEARLY I t will not take much for you to be a part of this effort. You do not have to give up a day at work. Heck go to work and get your colleagues to join you. Make the effort now to call up at least 10 people you know and urge them to turn Malaysia black this 7th May.

 

Please go and check this put..make a change

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTQvZvtQFgY&feature=player_embedded