WORLD MOST EXPENSIVE CARS-BUGATTI

Bugatti was founded in Molsheim, France (Germany at that time) as a manufacturer of high performance automobiles by Ettore Bugatti, an Italian-born, described as an eccentric genius.The original company is legendary for producing some of the most exclusive cars in the world, as well as some of the fastest. The original Bugatti brand failed with the coming of World War II, like many high-end marques of the time. The death of Ettore's son Jean was also a contributory factor. The company struggled financially, and released one last model in the 1950s, before eventually being purchased for its airplane parts business in the 1960s. Today the name is owned by Volkswagen Group, who have revived it as a builder of limited production exclusive sports cars.

 

Watch the action of a expensive car.Bugatti sports car is one of the top performance cars of the planet.

'Night Train to Terror' is terrible

Night Train to Terror (aka "Shiver" and "The Nightmare Never Ends") (1985)
Starring: Richard Moll, John Phillip Law, Arthur M. Braham, Cameron Mitchell, Gabriel Whitehorse, and Robert Bristol
Directors: John Carr and Philip Marschak
Rating: Three of Ten Stars

God and Satan are riding on a doomed night train, reviewing what souls will be going to Heaven and what souls will be going to Hell. Meanwhile, a really lame pop band and its dancers are rehearsing in a well-appointed freight car.

"Night Train to Terror" is an obviously cheap anthology film featuring three tales and a whole lot of really bad musical interludes. Between the stories (one about possibly the most ineptly run insane asylum ever, where they make ends meet by kidnapping people and selling their dismembered body parts to medical schools; one about a med student who falls for a girl and then falls in with "The Death Club"; and one that features parallel stories about a Holocaust survivor and a cop who discover an immortal agent of Satan and the doctor who is charged by God to carve his heart out) we are reminded about everything that was Bad about the early 1980s pop music and performers on the worst, cheapest traincar set ever built.

The three short tales are all pretty strange, but nonetheless creative and engaging in their own twisted sort of way. The second two feature some pretty bad claymation monsters and even worse gore effects, but in the context of the overall kitchiness of the film, its passable.

Saturday Scream Queen: Sharon Stone

While there are any number of actresses who reportedly got bought their way to fame via the "casting couch", few mainstream performers got there by spreading their legs on screen. Sharon Stone is one of those few. She even got a Golden Globe nomination and won the Best Female Performer and Most Desirable Female MTV Movie Awards of 1993 for doing so.

Sharon Stone spent the 1980s laboring in obscurity in short-lived television series in small movie roles. As her star rose, she was seen along-side Richard Chamberlain in a pair of Allan Quartermain films; in one of Steven Seagal's better pictures, "Above the Law""; and with Arnold Schwartznegger in the sci-fi thriller "Total Recall".

In 1992, Stone appeared as the possibly bat-shit crazy sexual predator Catherine Tramell "Basic Instinct", flashed her nether-regions at the camera... and a star was born!

In the two decades since, Stone has made over 30 movies, starred in several other short-lived TV series and made guest appearances on many others. Several of her films have been supernatural thrillers or horror movies, such as "Sphere" "Cold Creek Manor", and "Catwoman" (although "Catwoman" is more horrible than horror).

LOOK!! its teacher and "mini me"

Hi dear readers!!

finally the weekend has come and i get a breather from the horrible hectic working life as a teacher.
yes there are so many good stories of teaching and there are the bad ones. Just only yesterday 3 students LIED to me in a row diff cases. i lost my cool at the 2nd one and i screamed so loudly everyone in the hall was shocked cause i was always smiling all the time.

I shouted: "I paling PANTANG ditipu, jangan ingat saya baik saya ni bodoh macam kayu! Minta maaf n pi class skg jugak! (i hate lies the most n dont think because i'm nice i'm an idiot to be fooled. apologize now and scram back to class!)"

Haih, stress level really building up plus with lecturer's evaluation next week..my mouth is plauged with ulcers. killin me. anybody know how to get rid of em?

TODAY's BLOG WILL FEATURE TEACHING LIFE and SOCIAL LIFE.

this is to prove that teachers can work hard and rock hard as well ;P

TEACHING LIFE:

nesha scraping paint..shish she says.

darshini looks happy to scrape tho

If u make fun of me i'm gonna knock ur head with this!

Zuraidah has plenty of guts. too small to reach so she climbed unto the pillar!

Farhana looking happy too in her purple baju kurung!

part of the staff for tree planting session

holding up the tree planting cute bookmarks

the trainees n buddies that suffer along at sch..

netball competition in Westlands where i was time keeper and jotter!

it was a hot sunny day and our girls won 2nd!

see! chinese sch get to wear mini skirt to play netball!

quite sunburnt by the end of the day..4 hours running here n there

Thursdays is wear batik prints to school..so here i am in my baju kurung (traditional malay garb)

seriously busy at work preparing for lecturer to come next week!

 SOCIAL LIFE!!

me and chubby buan at esplanade on Chap Goh meh

the catch of the day!! big for sea side fishing!

post V day celebration with the girls at Queensbay

i think i look younger in this pic..whatcha think? HAHAa

the 3 of us after dinner and ice creams!

going off for breakfast wearing "praying mantis" sunnies which belong to Buan

Ayam Rose- the best curry chicken with nasi kandar in town!

seafood mania at Teluk Bayan foodcourt

finally Buan relented and brought me to tutti frutti!!

frozen YOGURT ICE CREAM +STRAWBERRIES = HEAVEN...ahhh...

italiano dinner at Northam

We're at the farm!! fruit orchard in taiping where we ate tons of fruit and wrapped with warm hospitality =)

i'm the rambutan queen!!

it was raining and py made a silly face under her newpaper cover!

buan and i fooling around with leaves

drinking coconut outta the tree (i look like some survivor series person)

AHH!! durians were EVERYWHERE!!

and now...to show u an interesting picture from the dance group i'm co in charge of.

many many students have commented that we LOOK ALIKE!!

So i have named 13 year old Lydia my "mini me"...

TaDAH!! the small lydia and teacher sandra

DO WE REALLY LOOK ALIKE?

 DO TELL ME cause i'm itching to know! HAHAHA

EAT to destress

• Oh, HELLOW DEAR READER!!

i have found happiness n short stress release outburst thru night time indulges..from ice creams to chocolates to fruits and western foods, u name it i have ATE it or forced Buan to buy it for me..muahahaha.

dont dare ever ask about school.

all adjectives that derive from school life are negative: suck, suckier, suckiest. terrible, horrible, vegetable!

Anyways, jumping back to the food topic, i've been reading that macaroons are the current craze! its suppose to replace cupcakes as the new trend!

 i've searched high and low, asked ppl and googled with all my might to find a shop in penang but FAILED!!

 For those who dont know what a MACAROON is:

TA-DAH!

 huh?
What? err..blur?
is it a biscuit? a cake? a half biscuit cake?
according to others it tastes like a meringue but with flavoured cream in the middle! and i love meringues!


Still blur?

A macaroon  (mak-ə-ROON }}) is a type of light, baked confections, described as either small cakes or meringue-like cookies depending on their consistency. The original macaroon was a "small sweet cake consisting largely of ground almonds"

The English word macaroon and French macaron come from the Italian maccarone or maccherone. This word is itself derived from ammaccare, meaning crush or beat,^[2] used here in reference to the almond paste which is the principal ingredient.

Most recipes call for egg whites (usually whipped to stiff peaks), with ground or powdered nuts, generally almonds. Alternatively, coconuts can be used. Almost all call for sugar. Macaroons are commonly baked on edible rice paper placed on a baking tray. Crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside.

I'm dying to eat something i have never seen or touched or tasted in my life!

the longing is great..the CRAVING is creeping into me!!

Somebody feed or tell me where to get these heavenly things in Penang?????

'Son of Terror' requires your patience

Son of Terror (2011)
Starring: Ben Andrews, Alan Sutherland, Marcel Davis, and Meredith Binder
Director: Antony De Gennaro
Rating: Four of Ten Stars

A reclusive artist (Andrews) discovers he has a psychic link to a serial killer (Sutherland) who is murderng vagrants around Seattle's Pioneer Square.

"Son of Terror" is one of those movies I wish I liked more. It was made by filmmakers in my home state of Washington, and it features a great deal of creativity in every technical aspect of its production. The use of sound is particularly ingenious, with the music soundtrack and ambient sound mixing and fading in and out in ways often so subtle that you won't realize why the scene your watching is as hair-raisingly creepy as it is. An impressive level of artistry and skill is on display in this movie, especially considering that it's the product of a first-time director who wore many hats and worked with a very tight budget.

Unfortunately, De Gennaro spends too much time putting his artistry on display and the end result is a film that you have to be very patient with. Not only does the story move slowly, but De Gennaro doesn't set up the somewhat unusual method he uses to tell it--switching back and forth between the main character (played by Ben Andrews), and the film's monstrous killer (played by Alan Sutherland), as well as other sequences that initially seem unconnected to anything else, and using television screens to denote the switching--and it doesn't become clear what he is doing until about ten minutes in. Compound the mild frustration and disorientation with the way nearly every scene seems to unfold at a leisurely pace and in a self-indulgent fashion that seems more concerned with making sure viewers notice the creative cinematography and (eventually catch onto) the very effective sound design that proper timing of the story, it's a film that even the most fair-minded viewer will be tempted to turn off before you reach the halfway point.

When it finally becomes clear what is going on in the film, patient viewers will be amply rewarded as it just keeps getting creepier and creepier. But you'll have to be very patient.

"Son of Terror" premiered at the Seattle True Independent Film Festival a couple of years ago, and it debuts in wide distribution on DVD and VOD on March 8, 2011. Although flawed, it's worth checking out for lovers of off-beat, psychological terror flicks, and I think Antony De Gennaro is destined for great things if he sticks with filmmaking. (I had a very hard time choosing between a Four or Five Rating for this film, but I ultimately went with the lower rating, because of the numerous pacing issues. But I still think it's worth a look.)

Saturday Scream Queen: Amber Tamblyn

Short-statured and baby-faced, Amber Tamblyn has spent much of her career so far portraying characters younger than her true age, such as playing a suburban high school student who was a modern-day agent of God on the tragically short-lived television series "Joan of Arcadia" in 2003 when she was 20, and the medical kid genius during the 2010-2011 season of "House", filling in for Olivia Wilde while she was working on "Tron: The Legacy" for Disney.

Born in 1983, Tamblyn got her start as a child actress on "General Hospital" in 1995. She appeared on the show for six years, and successfully navigated the perilous transition into a career as a working adult actor with small parts on a number of television series, including an appearance on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and the revived "Twilight Zone" series.

Following her starring turn on "Joan of Arcadia", Tamblyn has starred in or played major supporting roles in an even mix of comedies, thrillers, and horror films, with "The Ring", "Grudge 2" (which reunited her with "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" star Sarah Michelle Gellar), "Blackout" and "Spiral" being of greatest interest to readers here.

Tamblyn is currently writing and producing a screen adaptation of "Paint It Black", a psychological thriller in which she plays the lover of a suicide victim who begins to walk the path that may have led him to kill himself as she searches for answers.

SPORTS WORLD-LASITH MALINGA

Separamadu Lasith Malinga (born August 28, 1983 in Galle, Sri Lanka) is a Sri Lankan cricketer. He is a specialist fast bowler with a rare round-arm action, sometimes referred to as a sling action, which leads to his nickname, "Slinga Malinga". He is known for his very sharp bouncers which are often hard to recognise because of his round-arm action, and he has a very dangerous in-swinging yorker which has been known to smash batsmen's feet if they do not see it come out of his hand. Malinga can also swing the ball early on in a match and this is an advantage to him. He is the first, and currently the only, player to take four wickets in four consecutive balls in any form of international cricket.

The sri lankan crowd hopes that ,malinga will enhance the chances of winning the world cup for the country.here is a video clip,what he is capable of.