
Release Date: 23 December 2010
Language: English
Subtitle: Info Not Available
Genre: Comedy
Running Time: 1 Hour 28 Minutes
Director: Rob Letterman
Cast: Amanda Peet, Emily Blunt, Jack Black, Jason Segel
Synopsis:


We reach the restaurant at about 8.00pm and it was pretty crowded also but there are people who come and go and still you can find a place to sit in a shorter time. According to Steve, it was almost packed in the weekends. We ordered Yin Yang soup and 2 person pax dishes / ingredients for steamboat. The portion of the steamboat was average and not as big as I've tried in Kepong. The price meanwhile was bit expensive as compared to Kepong. It was priced at RM14.50 per pax. The Yin Yang soup meanwhile was just average and the 'Ching Tong' soup was tasteless. It was not nice at all. The Tom Yum soup was average and still acceptable. We've also added the Golden Mushroom (Big) and it costs us about RM7.00 per plate.
The bill came and it costs us about RM39.90 plus the drinks where I've ordered Coke and Steve ordered Sour Plum Juice. The price meanwhile can be considered NOT WORTH IT as I can find a better price and a better portion than this restaurant. I would not recommend you to come over and try and I am wondering why some of the bloggers said it was nice. Only try this restaurant at last resort only. Enjoy! MY RATING: 2/5 ; STEVE: 3/5 By ERIC SAMUEL
JAKARTA: Malaysia has won the AFF-Suzuki Cup on a 4-2 aggregate. Indonesia won the second leg of the final 2-1 in Jakarta on Wednesday night while Malaysia had won the first leg 3-0 in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday.
The scorers for Indonesia were Mohammad Ridwan (87th minute) and Mohammad Nasuha (71st). Safee Sali had scored in the 53rd minute to put Malaysia 1-0 in the lead. It was a significant success for Malaysia as the last time the senior national team became champions in a regional competition was at the 1989 SEA Games in Kuala Lumpur.It was also the first time in the AFF Championships since 1996 that Malaysia has become champions. To make it a grand night for Malaysia, Safee won the Golden Boot award with five goals to his name. The striker was on target twice in the first leg. Later Wednesday, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak declared Friday, Dec 31, a public holiday in recognition of our team's AFF-Suzuki Cup triumph.
Malaysia started with the same line-up that was fielded in the first leg, except for midfielder Mohd Amirulhadi Zainal and right-back Mahali Jasuli, who were suspended. The duo were replaced by Mohd Ashaari Shamsuddin and Mohd Sabree Abu respectively. The Indonesians were without their inspirational flanker Okto Maniani, who was also out on suspension while striker Yongky Ari Bowo was out with an injury. Their replacements were Arif Suyono and Irfan Bachdim respectively. As expected, Indonesia came charging from the starting whistle but the Malaysian defence led by Mohd Muslim Ahmad and Mohd Fadhli Shas did well to keep a tight leash on Indonesian dangermen Christian Gonzales and Irfan Bachdim.
But a lapse of concentration inside the box resulted in Indonesia winning a penalty in the 15th minute, when Mohd Sabree handled the ball. However, much to the disappointment of the Indonesian fans, skipper Firman Utina’s tame kick was saved by Malaysian goalkeeper Khairul Fahmi Che Mat. The Indonesians, who were desperate for an early goal, kept on pressing for the opening goal but Khairul Fahmi proved to be a stumbling block, denying at least five attempts at goal before the half-time break.
Malaysia took the lead against the run of play in the 53rd minute, when Ashaari sent a long through ball for Safee to chase, and the Selangor hitman scored a clinical goal. Despite being a goal down, Indonesia never gave up and their persistence paid off as defender Mohammad Nasuha pounced on a loose ball from goalkeeper Khairul’s save to hit the roof of the net in the 71st minute. Then with the clock ticking away, Muhammad Ridwan scored from a goal-mouth melee in the 87th minute but this was not enough to deny Malaysia the AFF-Suzuki Cup.



We have 5 of us including Chee Hoh, my cousin sister, my uncle & aunty and also including me. We were served with a fantastic private room because the seats are full at Ground Floor (non private room) and we have to go up to 1st floor. We got this private room as we are lucky because it's only cater for booking only but if Ground Floor is full, then they will open for public even if you did not book. It was a grea atmosphere in the private room as there's a private air conditioned as well as a TV set so that you can enjoy your meal while watching television. No extra charge for those who are sitting in a private room. We ordered several ingredients including the Signature Pork Bone Broth that costs us about RM15.00 per pot. The ingredients overall were fresh and it was nice to eat too. The signature pork bone broth meanwhile was nice and above average. We ordered about 10 plates of ingredients and each plates costs us about RM7.00 minimum to RM9.90 maximum per plate and it contains a maximum of 4 ingredients per plate. For drinks, we ordered Chinese Tea Pot.
By ERIC SAMUEL
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysians roared as ferocious Tigers at the National Stadium in Bukit Jali last night.
And they turned the tables on favourites Indonesia for a thumping 3-0 victory in the first-leg final of the Suzuki Cup Asean Football Federation (AFF) championships in front of a sell-out 100,000 fans. It was sweet revenge over Indonesia, who thrashed them 5-1 in the opening Group A match on Dec 1.
Mohd Safee Sali scored a brace in the 60th and 73rd minutes while substitute Mohd Ashaari Shamsuddin (pic) netted the other goal in the 67th minute to give Malaysia a comfortable cushion for the return match at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta on Wednesday. Indonesia need four goals to pip Malaysia to the title. And coach K. Rajagopal’s boys cannot afford to let their guard down as they did when they lost the opening group match.
Last night, Norsharul Idlan Talaha paved the way for the Malaysian victory, setting up the first two goals. In a flash of brilliance, Norsharul used his trademark burst and dash tactics to open up the Indonesia defence for Safee to strike in the 60th minute. After that, Malaysia were on fire. The only two significant incidents in the goalless first half were costly yellow cards picked up by Indonesia’s nippy midfielder Okto Maniani and Malaysia’s right-flanker Mohd Amirulhadi Zainal in the fifth and 44th minutes respectively.
The two have played their last match in the tournament and will be out on suspension in the second-leg match. In fact, Indonesia were the more dangerous in their counter raids. The best chance to score came after hotshot Christian Gonzales robbed the ball from Amar Rohidan in the centre of the pitch and put Yongky Ari Bowo through for a shot at goal in the 22nd minute.The best chance for Malaysia fell for S. Kunalan after he weaved past two defenders in the 18th minute but his shot at goal lacked power and gave goalkeeper Markus Harison an easy catch. The game was stopped after 53 minutes of play as the Indonesians protested against fans distracting them by using laser light beams to shoot into their eyes. There were a warning on the giant screen telling the fans that the match would be abandoned if there were more of such incidents during the game.
Play resumed after six minutes and Malaysia hit paydirt at the hour mark when Norsharul stole the ball from the right, beat defender Mohammad Nasuha before relaying the ball to Safee for the easiest of task to tap into goal. Seven minutes later, Mohd Ashaari showed that he too had a lethal right-foot when he picked up Norsharul’s cross to score from inside the box.
Defender Mahali Jasuli did the final damage to Indonesia, who came to Bukit Jalil with the reputation of having won all five previous matches, when he found Safee with a long cross into the box and the Selangor striker made no mistake by nodding the ball into goal in the 73rd minute.
Source: The Star Malaysia



In Shopping Malls, you can actually see various Christmas decorations as well as they will play christmas songs to enrich your shopping experience. While you are shopping at the malls, you can actually enjoy the feel of Christmas and of course crazy discounts awaits you at a very affordable price. There will be a special appearance of Santa Claus awaits you to give you presents too. This makes your christmas shopping more meaningful and interesting. Check it out there!
In churches, people celebrate Christmas by singing Christmas Carols and exchanging gifts among each others. They also wishes each other Merry Christmas & GOD Bless You! The atmosphere in churches was electrifying too as they usher or countdown for Christmas in a peaceful and joyful manner with a group of choir singing, leading the crowd at the church to sing along to usher the celebration. They also prayed for peace and happiness among their families, countries and the world too as they are too many crisis going on.
Overall, Christmas is a time to share and care among ourselves and to gather together with friends and families to chit chat among ourselves. Remember to take care of yourselves during this festive season and don't forget to be extra careful when you are on the road. Happy Holidays!
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