EDISI BIAR BETUL? - KOLEKSI GAMBAR SELFIE YANG TAK SEPATUTNYA DIAMBIL.

abg beluncas- hah, jangan selfie semberono okay. ;)

EDISI KIUT GILER- Sam, kucing berkening yang sentiasa susah hati

NEW YORK - AMERIKA SYARIKAT. Sam merupakan seekor kucing berkening yang kelihatan sentiasa mempunyai masalah besar dan susah hati, membuatkan peminat kucing menjadi sayu dan mahu membantu.

Menurut pemilik Sam, Amanda Collado, ia tidak perasaan apa-apa keistimewaan pada Sam ketika mula-mula terjumpa kucing tersebut.

"Kawan saya yang perasan 'kening' kucing tersebut.

"Perangai Sam seperti anjing, ia sentiasa mahu bermain. Jika biarkan atas sofa, ia akan menyentuh anda, memberitahu anda bahawa ia bersedia untuk bermain," kata Collado dipetik ABC.

Collado kemudian membuat akaun di laman Instagram dan memuatnaik gambar Sam ke laman tersebut dan menarik perhatian lebih 150,000 pelayar.

SUMBER- SINAR HARIAN

EDISI SEDIH PILU - Emma Maembong Akui Tak Lagi Cintakan Zizan

Persoalan mengenai status hubungan selebriti popular, Emma Maembong denga Zizan Razak akhirnya terjawab dalam satu sesi temuramah yang dilakukan oleh sebuah akhbar tempatan, mStar online.

Seperti yang diketahui peminat, hubungan cinta mereka dilihat sentiasa bermasalah dan emma pula gemar meluahkan perasaan di laman sosial.

Berikut adalah beberapa soalan yang diajukan kepada Emma.

Ada pihak yang menganggap anda cuba melarikan diri daripada media selepas kontroversi hubungan cinta dengan pelawak Zizan Razak?

Saya tidak pernah terfikir tentang itu, malah sebelum ini saya tetap hadir pada majlis-majlis hiburan yang besar walaupun dihimpit kontroversi. Secara jujurnya saya pun tidak tahu bahawa Zizan juga tidak dapat hadir pada malam itu.

Emma mengakui hubungan kini hanya sebagai kawan dan tidak pernah sambung seperti didakwa Zizan.

Apa yang Emma boleh katakan tentang status hubungan cinta Emma dan Zizan yang menjadi teka-teki?

Sebenarnya saya dan Zizan sudah lama tidak ada apa-apa hubungan cinta iaitu sebelum saya umum kepada media hingga sekarang. Kami tidak pernah sambung semula hubungan itu seperti yang diberitahu kepada umum.

Cuma kami masih berhubungan sebagai kawan dan saya masih lagi sokong dia dalam bidang seni, tetapi ia tidak sama seperti dulu lagi.

Kenapa Emma jarang mengeluarkan kenyataan bagi mengulas hubungan cinta tersebut?

Saya malas untuk keluar kenyataan apa-apa sahaja kerana apa yang saya katakan mesti salah di mata orang. Orang akan tuduh saya seperti budak-budak dan bersikap tidak matang.

Saya yakin kalau mereka berada ditempat saya sekalipun, mereka akan lakukan perkara yang sama.

Apa komen Emma terhadap gosip terbaharu bahawa Zizan kini rapat dengan orang kuat sebuah stesen televisyen?

Saya tidak mahu ambil tahu dan biarlah dia lakukan terbaik buat dirinya dan selesaikan hal itu sendiri. Kalau saya komen lebih-lebih peminat dia akan serang saya di laman sosial. Orang ramai tetap menyalahkan saya juga.

Tentang wanita itu, hmmm... yelah mungkin benar lah kot kata mereka, sentiasa ke mana-mana bersama kerana ada urusan kerja yang penting untuk diselesaikan.

Sumber: mStar online

GEMPAR! Gambar Pontianak Berjaya Dirakam Di Balkoni Asrama UiTM?

SETIAP pelajar yang pernah tinggal di asrama pastinya mempunyai pengalaman mistik atau sekurang-kurangnya, mendengar kisah-kisah seram daripada senior.

Jarang ada yang dapat membuktikannya melainkan melalui cerita mulut sahaja, justeru gambar yang didakwa berjaya dirakam penuntut Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) ini sungguh mengemparkan.

Makhluk ini didakwa sebagai pontianak yang sedang berdiri di balkoni asrama!

Kejadian dikatakan berlaku Ahad lalu di sebuah cawangan IPTA tersebut yang terletak di Negeri Sembilan.

Pun begitu, baik kiranya kami rahsiakan lokasi tepat asrama berkenaan kerana gusar boleh mencetuskan ketakutan dalam kalangan penuntut…ngeeee!

Gambar yang mula tersebar di laman sosial ini sekaligus menimbulkan tanda tanya sama ada ianya asli atau tidak.

Meskipun ada pihak menganggap kisah makhluk halus adalah tahyul, namun ramai juga beranggapan kewujudannya tidak boleh diketepikan.

Bagaimanapun harus diingat, manusia adalah sebaik-baik kejadian di muka bumi ini maka kita tidak seharusnya takutkan makhluk lain yang juga ciptaan Allah SWT.

sumber- cari.com.my

KERANA POPIA, RAKYAT INDONESIA BERDEMO LAGI.

JAKARTA - INDONESIA. Satu protes dilakukan di hadapan Kedutaan Besar Malaysia di Jakarta, semalam bagi menegaskan bahawa kuih popiah, atau digelar lunpia di Indonesia, adalah milik negara itu dan Malaysia diminta tidak membuat sebarang tuntutan mengenainya.

Protes 'Save Lunpia' anjuran Forum Masyarakat Peduli Budaya Indonesia (Formasbudi) itu disertai puluhan peserta, menurut media negara itu.

Menurut Koordinator Formasbudi, Rahmulyo Adiwibowo, langkah itu perlu diambil bagi menegaskan bahawa popiah sebagai warisan budaya nasional Indonesia supaya Malaysia tidak mendakwa makanan itu berasal dari negara ini.

"Kerajaan Indonesia perlu mengambil langkah (awal) agar (popiah) tidak diambil Malaysia. Caranya adalah dengan menetapkan (popiah) sebagai warisan budaya nasional.

“Jangan sampai (popiah) menerima nasib seperti batik, wayang, dan lagu Rasa Sayang. Pemerintah perlu mengambil langkah (pencegahan),” katanya.

Kementerian Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan Indonesia pada 17 Oktober 2014 telah menetapkan popiah sebagai warisan budaya nasional.

Katanya, Pejabat Kebudayaan dan Pariwisata Provinsi Jawa Tengah juga akan mengusulkan kepada Pertubuhan Pendidikan, Saintifik dan Kebudayaan Pertubuhan Bangsa Bersatu (Unesco) supaya mengiktiraf popiah sebagai berasal dari Indonesia.

Beliau berkata, popiah diasaskan seorang lelaki Cina, Tjoa Thay Joe yang menetap di Semarang pada 1870.

Peserta protes itu juga dilaporkan memberikan popiah Semarang kepada Duta Besar Malaysia ke Indonesia, Datuk Seri Zahrain Mohamed Hashim.

Zahrain dalam laman Twitter beliau semalam turut memaklumkan mengenai protes itu.

"Demo depan Kedutaan Besar Malaysia untuk menyelamat lunpia (popiah) Indonesia (daripada) digunakan oleh Malaysia," menurut Zahrain sambil berkongsi gambar protes itu.

sumber- sinarharian.com

Nampaknya rakyat indonesia mengamuk lagi gara2 marahkan malaysia yang nak claim popia sebagai makanan warisan negara. adoii, pening abg beluncas dengan perangai rakyat indonesia ni. Tarian tak boleh, pakaian tak boleh, makanan tak boleh. Tidakkah diorang ni sedar yang kita ni serumpun, dari akar yang sama. Maka tak hairanlah kalau ada banyak persamaan antara budaya melayu malaysia dan melayu indonesia. Waduh2..ribut banget!!

"Malaysian PM caught up in murder, bribery scandal"- KATA AKHBAR AUSTRALIA. BETULKAH?

PANASSSS!! Begitulah tajuk akhbar di Australia sinun yang abang pasti akhbar-akhbar di Malaysia takkan sesekali mengeluarkan tajuk sedemikian. nak mampuss!hahaha...

Apa-apapun, selagi kebenaran belum terbukti, hanya spekulasi saja yang berlegar-legar dikalangan kita. Dibawah ni, adalah keratan penuh artikel yang keluar di paper aussie tersebut. Meh kita nilaikan...

THE plot has all the trappings of a B-grade movie: the murder of a glamorous Mongolian socialite amid allegations of high-level bribery, blackmail, betrayal and political cover-up.

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But these are real-life events, and they could set back the chances of Malaysia's ruling coalition in an election that Prime Minister Najib Razak must call by midyear.

Mr Najib denies involvement but the allegations will not go away. The internet in Malaysia is running hot with allegations by a disaffected businessman, Deepak Jaikishan, who is well connected in the ruling United Malays National Organisation.

They relate in part to the alleged cover-up of the murder of 28-year-old Mongolian fashion model and translator Altantuya Shaariibuu in a patch of jungle in the Kuala Lumpur suburbs in 2006.

The second part of the controversy is driven by an inquiry in France into a complex money trail left by Malaysia's $US2 billion purchase of two French-Spanish built Scorpene submarines in 2002 while Mr Najib was defence minister.

Ms Shaariibuu worked as a translator in the latter stages of the deal negotiations.

The link between the two events is a Ferrari-driving businessman, Abdul Razak Baginda, one of Mr Najib's best friends and policy advisers, who was the director of the Malaysian Strategic Research Centre.

Mr Najib, who is preparing to contest his first election since being installed in power by his party in 2009, denies ever meeting Ms Shaariibuu or having any link with her. The government denies any wrongdoing in the submarine purchases.

But it was two of Mr Najib's bodyguards who dragged Ms Shaariibuu from a car, knocked her unconscious and shot her twice in the head on October 19, 2006, according to court testimony. She had begged for her life and apparently that of her unborn child.

The killers then wrapped her body in C4 plastic explosives obtained from the military and blew her up, ensuring the foetus was destroyed along with the identity of the father. For good measure, they erased her entry into Malaysia from immigration records.

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The Scorpene submarine story has been tumbling out since 2002 when Mr Najib ordered them from French ship builder DCNS.

Two French investigating magistrates are looking into so-called ''commission'' payments of about $US160 million into companies reportedly set up by Mr Baginda. Documents have been seized from the DCNS offices in Paris.

Ms Shaariibuu, who spoke several languages, became Mr Baginda's lover after they had met in Hong Kong. Stunningly beautiful, she had been married to a popular Mongolian singer and to the son of a famous Mongolian fashion designer.

Ms Shaariibuu admitted in a letter found after her murder that she had been blackmailing Mr Baginda, who had jilted her after they had travelled through Asia and Europe together.

She reportedly had wanted a $US500,000 cut to remain silent about her knowledge of the deal.

Ms Shaariibuu was abducted outside Mr Baginda's house, where she was said to be causing a scene. Her murder was eventually uncovered following continued pressure from her well-connected family and the Mongolian embassy in Kuala Lumpur.

The two bodyguards were convicted of murder in 2009 but have claimed they are scapegoats and are appealing against death sentences. Pleading with a court not to execute him in February 2009, Sirul Azhar Umar described himself as a ''black sheep that has to be sacrificed'' to protect unnamed people.

''I have no reason to cause hurt, what's more to take the life of the victim in such a cruel manner,'' he said.

''I appeal to the court, which has the powers to determine if I live or die, not to sentence me so as to fulfil others' plans for me.''

A judge sensationally dropped an abetting a murder charge against Mr Baginda in 2008 before any evidence was heard and he is believed to be living in exile in Britain with his family.

Among several claims made by Mr Deepak - a carpet dealer - to opposition and independent websites are that he interceded to have a private detective change his 2008 sworn declaration that Mr Najib had had a sexual relationship with Ms Shaariibuu. The Prime Minister has repeatedly denied any relationship with Ms Shaariibuu, calling it a ''terrible lie''.

Often sensational claims and counter claims in the case have been barely reported in Malaysia's government-controlled mainstream media.

The Malaysian human rights non-government organisation SUARAM, whose approach to a magistrate in Paris in 2010 prompted the French investigation, has complained of official harassment.

But the claims are hot issues on opposition and independent websites, led by the Hong Kong-based Asia Sentinel online magazine, which published confidential files on the case last year and whose editor, John Berthelsen, has doggedly pursued the story for years.

Malaysia, with a population of 28 million, has an internet penetration of more than 62 per cent, one of the highest in south-east Asia.

Some commentators in Kuala Lumpur, including Wong Choon Mei writing in theMalaysia Chronicle, have speculated that 59-year-old Mr Najib could be forced from office before he gets to call the election. Jittery powerbrokers in UMNO fear that if he remains head of the coalition, they may lose to the opposition leader, Anwar Ibrahim, and his Pakatan Rakyat coalition.

There is infighting in UMNO, which has shared power in the country for more than 50 years, as the latest opinion polls show Mr Najib's approval rating has fallen to its lowest level in 16 months.

Wong wrote in the Chronicle on January 7 that UMNO watchers believed former prime minister Mahathir Mohamad had decided to throw his weight behind Deputy Prime Minister, Muhyiddin Yassin, and effect an 11th-hour change in leadership, although many have cautioned that such a move could boomerang and create even greater infighting.

But Mr Najib, the son of Malaysia's second prime minister, has emerged unscathed by the prosecution of his bodyguards and is publicly ignoring the French inquiry and Mr Deepak's claims as he presents himself as a reformist, abolishing several restrictive laws and implementing a program to bolster unity among ethnic groups.

Malaysia's economy has fared well and the country is considered by the Work Bank to be an attractive place to do business. On January 8, Mr Najib denied rumours he had suffered a minor stroke due to the pressure of the allegations by Mr Deepak, saying he is healthy. ''So don't listen to the blogs, please,'' he said.

Analysts say the election will be the strongest ever challenge to UMNO's rule. Mr Najib has called the coming election ''a defining point for the destiny of the people and country''.

The story Malaysian PM caught up in murder, bribery scandal first appeared on The Sydney Morning Herald.