Saturday, May 23, 2009

CHANEL

~Chanel Runway Show~
I like it, its special and i never seen before. =D

Here are the Chanel handbags. I choose a nice one to post it to let you enjoy it.
Hope you can enjoy it. zoom zoom~







Friday, May 22, 2009

Family and friends shed tears during funeral of slain mother and son

IPOH: Young Mohd Aizat Adren had wanted to be a pillar of strength for his father and two sisters who were distraught over the brutal killing of their mother and youngest brother.

But saying goodbye to his loved ones who had been so needlessly killed by a drug addict on Wednesday proved too much. His composure broke when the bodies of the two were laid in the burial ground yesterday.

As he watched the burial, the 17-year-old Mohd Aizat began to sob uncontrollably alongside his two sisters Nur Safura, 13, Nur Afini, 11, and their father Jafri Tajul Aripin, 47.

Rest in peace: Mohd Aizat pouring scented water on his mother’s grave while his sisters Nur Afini and Nur Safura look on Thursday.

Around them, the more than 100 family members and friends who gathered for the funeral at Taman Perkuburan Islam in Jalan Bendahara here also shed quiet tears.

Mohd Aizat said his mother, Wah Yah Matzi, 42, had seemed a little strange when they were having their breakfast at home on Wednesday, just hours before the murder.

Wah Yah: Went home to collect handphone.

“Usually, she’s always so busy with work that she hardly cooked at home. In fact, I cannot even remember the last time she cooked,” he told reporters after the funeral.

That morning, however, Mohd Aizat said his mother not only cooked enough food for breakfast but also for lunch.

“She made four whole dishes. I was so surprised but didn’t question her. I ate and enjoyed it, not knowing that would be my last meal from her,” he said in between sobs.

Mohd Aizat said later that afternoon, he left his mother’s salon in a shopping complex here to send his siblings to school.

Diani: The family’s Indonesian maid.

“This was our daily routine. After sending my siblings, I would return to her salon to continue work,” he said.

On Wednesday, Wah Yah decided to return home to Taman Pinji Seni after realising that she had left her mobile phone behind.

“The next thing I knew, our family friend called and told me that my mother had been murdered by a drug addict,” Mohd Aizat said.

It is believed that on her way home, Wah Yah had made a stop at the bank, from where the drug addict followed her on his motorcycle.

The 26-year-old addict trailed Wah Yah to her home, where he slashed and stabbed her, her five-year-old son Ermin Denish and maid Diani Miasih, 21, before making off with a laptop.

However, two family friends and Jafri managed to catch him and handed him to the police.



Sunday, May 17, 2009

Coach Bags ~

This are the branded bags.. Coach bags ~ [shout]
Quite pretty and fabulous .. Come check this out bape ~



~Hand Bag~


~This is a wallet~





~ All are the crossbody bags ~

Friday, May 15, 2009

Swine Flu ( H1N1 )

Swine Flu Symptoms

The swine flu symptoms reported when infected with the swine flu are similar to the symptoms of the influenza virus most are familiar with. The good news is that most people who become infected will do fine and will not have any long term complications. Those who are immune compromised, older or pregnant may be at higher risk of complications or serious respiratory illness. The most common swine flu symptoms include:

  • Cough
  • Congestion
  • Nasal Congestion
  • Nausea/Vomiting
  • Diarrhea
  • Body aches
  • Joint Pains
  • Fevers
  • Sore throat
  • Headaches
  • Fatigue
  • Decreased energy
  • Rarely death

Transmission

The viral infection is transmitted to humans who are in contact with swine, although there are several cases of swine flu in people who had no known exposure to either infected people or pigs. Once the species barrier is crossed, human to human transmission can occur with casual contact or airborne transmission, like when one sneezes or coughs. Eating pork products will not cause one to develop the swine flu. Basically, this flu is passed from one person to another like any cold of flu infection.

Prevention of Swine Flu

Washing hands routinely with soap and warm water, and wearing a N99 mask/respirator, such as the Wein ViraMask may also be helpful if you must be in public places. The Wein mask/respirator is strapless and adheres tightly to all faces. When used appropriately, it does not leak. N99 masks provide 100 x more protection than a N95 mask, which are sill a decent option. 3M is also a manufacturer of such masks. If you are planning on traveling by air or train, having a mask available would be a good idea in case it is needed. Also, avoid contact with sick people whenever possible. If you are sick, stay home.

Use alcohol based hand sanitizers to minimize infection risk. Some also use the Wein Air Supply Personal Air Purifier to help reduce exposure to airborne germs. Further, we know that eating healthy food, getting plenty of sleep and keeping your immune system strong can help prevent infections.

Sunday, May 10, 2009

Malaysia Confirms First Influenza A(H1N1) Case


KUALA LUMPUR, May 15 (Bernama) -- Malaysia has reported its first influenza A(H1N1) case involving a student who returned from the United States two days ago.

This was confirmed by Health Minister Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai today.

"The student is now quarantined at the Sungai Buloh Hospital," he told Bernama from London.

"The student returned to Malaysia on May 13 and the next day, he sought treatment when he felt unwell. The test confirmed that he has the H1N1 virus."

Liow, enroute to Geneva, Switzerland to attend the World Health Organisation (WHO) General Assembly, was on transit in London.

He said health personnel were in the midst of tracking down all passengers on the flight and those who had come into contact with the student since his return.

"This is urgent and all have to work together to prevent the spread of the disease in this country. We have initiated various preventive measures and the health department is working hard on the ground," he said.

Liow also advised the public to be on high alert and immediately seek treatment if they feel unwell.

"The details of this first case will be given by the Health Ministry at a press conference at 4pm today," he added.