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| Posted: 11 Apr 2012 11:24 PM PDT Fuiyyo. A masjid refusing to perform funeral rites for a Muslim. Folks I am not surprised at all with this story. Please read my books that I wrote beginning 2005, please read my Blog that is now four years old, please read my newspaper columns from the 1990s and early 2000. This is religion. |
| Posted: 11 Apr 2012 07:48 PM PDT This picture below shows a cityscape from somewhere in the world. Hi tech apartment complexes in the foreground with high rises and other buildings in the background. This could be China, Hong Kong, Australia or even the Mediterranean coast. But it is actually Pantai Dalam here in Kuala Lumpur. Please see the next picture. That is the Telekom Building (Menara Telekom) on the left of the picture. The Telekom Building is still quite new but if you observe it from up close the walls and roofs of the 'dome' are fading. Maintenance can be improved. To the right of the Menara Telekom is Bangsar South (actually Kampong Kerinchi). A major development by the UOA group. The entire landscape of the Kampong Kerinchi area has been changed by Bangsar South. Bangsar South includes a series of office blocks and high rise condos. All fully sold and also occupied. All the 'white washed' buildings in the foreground of the picture are part of YTL's Pantai Hillpark development. The low rise, red roofed apartments are Phase 5 of Pantai Hillpark. To the right are the Valencia Apartments (I think) also by YTL. This picture was taken from Phase 2 of Pantai Hillpark. Since Bangsar South was completed, property values in Pantai Hillpark have also doubled. Apartments that were selling for RM175,000 just five years ago are now being sold for RM340,000 to RM365,000. This is the nature of urban living. Yesterday we met some friends from Australia who said the same thing was happening in the urban areas in Australia. They say there is not enough land (in Australia !!!). Properties are being divided and subdivided to build more homes and buildings. People want to live in urban areas. My question is this : what happened to all those people who were living in Kampong Kerinchi and Pantai Dalam before? Where have they gone. |
| Strange Animal Behaviour Again : Earthquake In Aceh. Posted: 11 Apr 2012 08:45 AM PDT ![]() ![]() ![]() The pictures of these cows were taken just two days ago in Bukit Jalil. There were about seven cows walking along the road until they reached this green area and started feeding on the plants. I dont know where these cows came from but obviously there must be some kandang lembu nearby - which is quite surprising. There are not supposed to be cows inside city limits. But what is interesting is that this was strange animal behaviour again. The cows had obviously broken loose and decided to move along to another area. Then today there is this news about the 8.6 Richter earthquake in Aceh again. Here is the news: "A massive earthquake struck off the coast of Indonesia on Wednesday, triggering immediate tsunami warnings for the region--and fears for an area devastated by an earthquake eight years ago. According to U.S. Geological Survey, the 8.6 magnitude earthquake struck 270 miles southwest of Banda Aceh, Indonesia, at a depth of 14 miles. Two hours later, a strong, 8.2 magnitude aftershock also struck off the coast of the Sumatra island. According to CNN, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center issued a tsunami watch for the entire Indian Ocean. According to the New York Times, the earthquake could be felt in Bangladesh, India, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand. Fearful residents in Banda Aceh fled to higher ground after the quake and several aftershocks could be felt there." As of 11:45 PM there is no bad news yet. Hope it stays that way. |
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