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1947 - Jewish refugees arrived in Palestine

hazremi — Wed, 19 May 2021 21:47:09 +0800

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short memory of the Jews

smart home solution?

hazremi — Thu, 26 Nov 2020 13:12:11 +0800

looking to install smart home solution at my home..

can you guys recommend a good solution?

sorry no hamsap pic

Buy new sofa and trade in old sofa

hazremi — Sat, 31 Oct 2020 22:39:15 +0800

As per topic

I'm looking for the shop that accept trade in of old sofa when buying new sofa.

Can you suggest? Klang Valley

Takasima Takadesk Treadmill

hazremi — Tue, 23 Jun 2020 15:02:17 +0800

Letting go my Takasima TAKA Desk - a 2 in 1 treadmill which could let you save your time. You may WORK while you EXERCISE. I watched movie on laptop while exercises.

video - https://youtu.be/QuLpY_IH0uU

-bought 2 years ago rm3699
-underutilised. Seldom used.
-used but like new. Check the pictures
-letting go bcoz moving to new house. Need to sell some items
-self pickup but if u want postage pls arrange for lalamove. Postage fee borne by buyer
-location bangi, Selangor

TK188 TAKA Desk 2 in 1 Treadmill
•DC 2.0 HP Motor
•1% - 15% Elevation
•1350mm X 440mm Tread Belt
•1km/h - 16km/h
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MBA

hazremi — Tue, 05 May 2020 22:43:35 +0800

Looking to do my MBA but not sure where to do. I'm working and have family commitment, prefer executive type of MBA so it won't burden me too much to balance between work and study.

Thought of doing it at MMU they have the executive MBA. Most public uni dont offer executive MBA. Is there any other option for me?

Thanks.

Slow Samsung S20 sales

hazremi — Mon, 02 Mar 2020 11:45:47 +0800

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The Samsung Galaxy S20 looks like it's off to a slow start, with early sales figures suggesting it's proving far less popular than its predecessor, the Galaxy S10.

Samsung's latest flagship series has gone on sale in its home market of South Korea, and according to the Korean Herald, the Galaxy S20 sold 50% fewer units on opening day than the Galaxy S10 did in 2019.

The report claims Samsung sold 70,800 Galaxy S20 units in Korea on February 27, while the Galaxy S10 series shifted 140,000 on day one, with the Galaxy Note 10 proving even more popular with 220,000 initial day sales.

Apparently it's not totally the new handset's fault, with industry sources claiming that the spread of coronavirus is playing a part in the low sales figures. However, news of lower sales figures versus the Galaxy S10 series doesn't come as a complete surprise.

We also don't have sales figures specifically for the high-end (and hyper-expensive) Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra, so it's not clear whether the number above relates to just the S20, or the Ultra and S20 Plus too.

The Galaxy S20 is just less popular
We've been tracking the Samsung Galaxy S20 for months, and we've seen less consumer interest in the handset in the build up to its launch back on February 11, 2020 compared to the Galaxy S10 in 2019.

According to Google Trends data, the spike in interest at launch time for the Galaxy S20 was around half that of the interest around the Galaxy S10.

That's a big difference between the two generations, but one which isn't totally unexpected. Smartphone launches tend to follow a tick-tock cadence, with a 'tick' year usually giving us a new handset with ground-breaking features, followed by a 'tock' year where a new handset gets more incremental updates over the previous version.

The Galaxy S10 was a 'tick' year for Samsung, as it looked to reboot its flagship line with a trio of handsets (in the S10e, S10 and S10 Plus), plus a bonus fourth offering in the form of the Galaxy S10 5G.

That means 2020 is a 'tock' year for the brand, with the Samsung Galaxy S20 series building on the foundations built by the S10, but ultimately not providing the same level of revolution.

It's still early days for the Galaxy S20 though, and the range is currently only on sale in Korea - meaning there's plenty of time and scope for Samsung to secure huge sales.

The Galaxy S20, S20 Plus and Galaxy S20 Ultra go on sale in the US, Australia and the Middle East on March 6, and the handsets will then hit the UK and Europe on March 13.

https://www.techradar.com/uk/news/samsung-g...w-start-but-why

PH never promised petrol price RM1.50

hazremi — Sun, 16 Feb 2020 15:24:22 +0800

PH never promised petrol price RM1.50. Check their manifesto.

The one who promised petrol price is RM1.50 was Pakatan Rakyat (PR), the pakatan that had PAS in it..

lupa ka anjing najib?

Where is HP service center?

hazremi — Wed, 05 Feb 2020 15:10:30 +0800

My HP printer is faulty. I need to repair it. Where is HP service center in KL?

Let's learn from Singapore education system

hazremi — Mon, 06 Jan 2020 09:27:41 +0800

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LETTERS: AFTER 62 years of independence, there is only a slight sign of racial integration.

What has prevented racial integration? It is our education system.

Every country has only one language as medium of instruction in schools, bringing students of all races together, moulding their thoughts of togetherness in their young minds.

It is a universally-accepted fact that thoughts instilled in young ones mould their perception and character.

We can look at Singapore as an example. Although the majority of the population is Chinese, they don’t have Chinese schools. They have only one language — English — as the medium of instruction, while allotting school hours for Chinese, Malay and Tamil.

The Chinese don’t make any fuss about it.

In this way, Singaporeans have a unified national conviction that they are Singaporeans. The same is seen in Thailand and Indonesia.

The time has come for Malaysia to adopt the same procedure.

There should be no vernacular schools in the country. All schools must be national schools with Bahasa Malaysia as the medium of instruction.

A few periods can be allotted for Chinese and Tamil when Muslim students have religious classes.

I am positive that this is the only way to bring about racial integration and national harmony in the country. Otherwise, we cannot envisage racial unity even in the next 100 years.

The government must be firm and not get bogged down by objections.

This transformation must be brought about by latest the end of next year.

Otherwise, there will never be an end to polarisation, which will spark off racial tension.

Khat, or Jawi, should not be enforced on students of other races.

Romanised Malay has been accepted by all. Let us keep only to that.

AZIM SAMAN

Ipoh, Perak

The views expressed in this article are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect those of the New Straits Times

https://www.nst.com.my/opinion/letters/2020...jCH70E0sN0fzWFg

My wishlist for the new Education Minister

hazremi — Fri, 03 Jan 2020 10:50:36 +0800

implement the much needed education reform by:

streamlining all types of schools (SK,SJKC,SJKT,Sekolah Agama) in Malaysia into a single stream school with the following criteria:
i. compulsory to learn Malay and English for all students;
ii. subject such as Chinese and Tamil language are optional and everybody can take it if they want (Malay,Chinese,Indian etc) - opportunity for everybody to master at least 3 languages; and
iii. subject such as Pendidikan Islam is compulsory to Muslim students only.

only then the nation building process can take place

if PH can do this, i will support them in the next GE

Lim Lian Geok, Dong Zong dilucut warganegara

hazremi — Thu, 02 Jan 2020 11:31:09 +0800

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Anda jangan ingat isu bantahan Dong Zong terhadap tulisan Jawi baru-baru ini adalah yang paling besar. Isu ini kecil sahaja, berbanding apa yang pernah berlaku pada tahun 1961.

Tetapi syukurlah kerana ketika itu Menteri Pelajaran adalah Abdul Rahman Talib dan Pengarah Pelajaran pula Dr Aminuddin Baki maka sistem pendidikan negara dapat dipertahankan sebaiknya.

Kalau ketika itu Menteri Pelajaran jenis 'lembik', sibuk kejar populariti dan asyik main politik, memang sistem pendidikan negara dah lama rosak.

Jangan harap bahasa Melayu sebagai bahasa pengantar lagi seperti sekarang. Mungkin negara kita dah lama amalkan sistem pendidikan pelbagai bahasa pengantar.

Sebenarnya tahun 1961 adalah antara tahun yang bersejarah dalam sistem pendidikan negara ini.

Inilah ketikanya di mana pengasas Dong Zong, Lim Lian Geok telah dilucutkan kewarganegaraan Malaysia oleh kerajaan kerana tindakan beliau membantah keputusan kerajaan berkaitan Laporan Pelajaran Rahman Talib 1960 dan Akta Pelajaran 1961.

Ini berikutan bantahan keras beliau khususnya terhadap Perkara 21 (2) yang memberi kuasa kepada Menteri Pelajaran untuk menukarkan mana mana Sekolah Rendah Jenis Kebangsaan Cina (SRJKC) menjadi sekolah kebangsaan sepenuhnya.

Beliau juga 'mengamuk' bila Abdul Rahman Talib telah berjaya memujuk 53 buah Lembaga Pengelola sekolah menengah persendirian Cina (SMPC) untuk menjadi sekolah menengah Jenis kebangsaan Cina (SMJKC).

Hanya 16 buah sekolah pensendirian Cina sahaja yang bertegas menolak tawaran beliau.

Sekolah persendirian Cina yang pertama bersetuju menjadi sekolah Menengah Jenis Kebangsaan ialah Penang Chung Ling High School.

Pengetua Chung Ling High School, Mr. Wang Yoon Nien dan Pengerusi Lembaga Pengelola, Mr. Ong Keng Seng telah digelar sebagai pengkhianat besar pendidikan Cina oleh para pemimpin dan penyokong Dong Zong di seluruh negara.

Jadi jangan kita lupa, ramai juga tokoh pendidikan Cina yang turut menjadi 'mangsa' sifat perkauman Dong Zong sejak dulu.

Selain mereka berdua, dua tokoh masyarakat Cina yang menjadi ahli jawatankuasa Laporan Rahman Talib iaitu Mr. Leong Yew Koh dan Mr. Ong Yoke Lin juga digelar pengkhianat oleh penyokong Dong Zong.

Orang Melayu kena tahu sejarah ini. Ramai orang Cina yang mempunyai semangat kebangsaan yang tinggi.

Mereka sanggup menerima berbagai kejian dari kumpulan Dong Zong semata-mata ingin bersama pemimpin Melayu membina sebuah sistem pendidikan kebangsaan di negara ini. Pengorbanan mereka ini jarang didendangkan.

Kesabaran kerajaan ada hadnya. Ada ketikanya ketegasan perlukan tindakan. Akibat bantahan berterusan Lim Lian Geok yang ketika itu memimpin Dong Zong, kewarganegaraan beliau telah dilucutkan pada 19 Ogos 1961.

Selepas beliau, tiada seorang pun pimpinan kanan Dong Zong berani menawarkan diri sebagai pemimpin Dong Zong yang baru.

Mungkin mereka mula takut akan menerima nasib yang sama. Mereka nampaknya sudah dapat isyarat jelas dari kerajaan, "kalau berani, cubalah...'

Begitulah ketegasan kerajaan ketika itu khususnya Menteri Pelajaran dalam memastikan sistem pendidikan negara ini tidak diganggu gugat oleh mana mana pihak yang mempunyai kepentingan kaum masing masing.

Jadi jangan anda ingat tak ada orang yang pernah dilucutkan kewarganegaraan kerana isu membantah sistem pendidikan negara.

Selain Lim Lian Geok, penasihat Dong Zong ketika itu bernama Yan Yuan Zhang juga turut menerima tindakan.

Disebabkan beliau menetap di Singapura, beliau telah diharamkan masuk ke Tanah Melayu atas arahan kerajaan.

Sistem pendidikan adalah 'jiwa negara' ini. Kerajaan bertanggungjawab memastikan 'jiwa negara' ini dipelihara. Menteri Pelajaran adalah 'guardian' sistem pendidikan negara.

Malaysia bertuah kerana pernah mempunyai pemimpin yang tegas dalam mempertahankan sistem pendidikan negara pada tahun-tahun yang mencabar dulu.

Semoga kerajaan hari ini juga mempunyai ketegasan yang sama.

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p/s: semua fakta di atas saya petik dari bahan bacaan ilmiah dan kajian Phd. Boleh rujuk:

Ang Ming Chee, (2014) Institutions and Social Mobilization: The Chinese Education Movement in Malaysia 1951-2011 (mukasurat 54)

Kua Kia Soong (2010), Lim Lian Geok: Soul of The Malaysian Chinese (mukasurat 45)

Anybody regret buying service apartment?

hazremi — Mon, 02 Dec 2019 18:58:37 +0800

Anybody regret? Either for own stay or investment?

Regret because of high cost to maintain?

UM climbs to 13th spot in Asia varsity ranking

hazremi — Wed, 27 Nov 2019 09:15:47 +0800

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PETALING JAYA: Universiti Malaya is ranked 13th in the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings: Asia 2020.

This is its highest position to date. It was ranked 19th last year.

Malaysia’s other four research universities also improved, with UPM ranked 33rd, USM 37th, UKM 39th and UTM 46th (see table).

UM vice-chancellor Datuk Abdul Rahim Hashim said the country’s premier university was breaking its own record and moving upwards for the ninth consecutive year.

He said the university was also ranked top in the nation under six indicators including academic reputation, employer reputation, student to faculty ratio, citations per paper, international research network and inbound exchange students, placing UM within the top 3% of some 600 Asian universities ranked.

UPM vice-chancellor Prof Datuk Dr Aini Ideris said the university has been showing steady progress in the past six years.

“We will continue our efforts to benchmark our practices and performance with the best in the region and the world,” she added.

Universiti Teknologi Petronas (UTP) ranked 82nd this year, making it the top private institution among its Malaysian counterparts. It was in the 99th spot last year.

UTP deputy vice-chancellor (Research and Innovation) Prof Dr Mohd Shahir Liew said the university embarked on a transformational approach on its research strategy based on its capability and strength.

UCSI University is proud to have climbed 56 spots to rank 122nd this year. The university said it was on the right direction towards achieving academic excellence.

Management and Science University (MSU) president Prof Tan Sri Dr Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid said the institution would work on improving its research metrics through its Research Management Centre.

“This focuses on engagement with communities and industries with support from five structured units including commercialisation, data audit, publication, grants management and engagement,” he said.

MSU rose to 179th this year from the 271-280 band last year.

Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman president Prof Dr Ewe Hong Tat said its climb to 181st was possible through the close collaborations with industry and community that led to the high employability rate of its graduates.

Taylor’s University vice-chancellor and president Prof Michael Driscoll said the institution rose 26 spots to 109th.

“In the last few years, we have totally transformed the university by introducing radical reforms to our approach to teaching and research and by broadening our international reach,” he said.

For more information, visit www.TopUniversities.com.QS director of research Ben Sowter said the research metrics which measure research impact and research productivity, indicated that Malaysia was not as developed or efficient as its regional competitors.

“However, the overall scores achieved by the country’s universities provide compelling evidence that they are moving in the right direction,” he said.

The National University of Singapore tops the rankings followed by Nanyang Technological University and the University of Hong Kong.

The rankings, produced by global higher education consultancy QS ranks the continent’s 550 best institutions, according to a bespoke 11-metric methodology.

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2019...varsity-ranking

UiTM Actuarial Science gains highest accreditation

hazremi — Tue, 26 Nov 2019 19:46:26 +0800

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Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) was the first university in Malaysia to offer a degree program in Actuarial Science in 1996. Today, the Centre for Actuarial Studies has successfully produced thousands of graduates who are sought after in the industry. Holding a graduate employability (GE) rate of more than 90% in 2017, most of the graduates are mainly working in the insurance and banking sectors. Recently, on 7th November 2019, the Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Actuarial Science achieved another milestone when it got accreditation by the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA), United Kingdom.

This recognition provides students who graduate in BSc (Hons) in Actuarial Science from UiTM to get professional exemptions on a few subjects such as Actuarial Statistics, Actuarial Mathematics, Business Finance and Business Economics based on the IFoA new curriculum effective March 2020 intake.

We can proudly say that UiTM is the first public university in Malaysia which has received the highest number of exemptions for actuarial science professional papers. The faculty is currently working hard to get the exemption for one more module, Actuarial Statistics. It is their hope to get full accreditation by IFoA before semester March 2020 commences.

https://qswownews.com/uitms-actuarial-scien...n-from-ifoa-uk/

Tun Razak would be proud of Salwani and Saadatul

hazremi — Mon, 25 Nov 2019 12:50:24 +0800

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When Tun Abdul Razak was prime minister, he stated in an address to the civil service: “As civil servants, I hope you will stand up to us politicians, and not allow yourselves to be dominated by us. Because in a true democracy, the civil servants have a duty to perform. The future of our country’s democratic way of life is dependent on you.”

Razak would have been very proud of the two brave civil servants who stood up against instructions they felt were against the interests of the nation. They are Nor Salwani Muhammad and her immediate superior Saadatul Nafisah Bashir Ahmad. From the National Audit Department, the brave women were in the team that conducted a special audit on 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) in 2015.

Last week, revelations were made at the 1MDB audit tampering trial of former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak, who, ironically, is Razak’s son, about how the two public servants did their best to stop attempts to cover up damaging parts of the audit report.

Blocked from taking minutes of a meeting called in early 2016 to amend the report, Salwani secretly put a tape recorder into the pencil case of her immediate boss Saadatul, who had been allowed to remain in the meeting room.

In the recording, Saadatul was heard speaking out against the instruction given by her ultimate boss, Chief Secretary Tan Sri Ali Hamsa, and Najib’s then senior private secretary Tan Sri Shukry Mohd Salleh, to delete parts deemed to be politically damaging.

Her objection proved futile because those at the meeting, like Ali Hamsa and the then Auditor-General Tan Sri Amrin Buang, caved in to Najib’s demands.

Instructions were also given to destroy all copies of the original audit report but Salwani kept one copy. Today, that copy and the audio recording are critical to the framing of the charges against Najib and Arul Kanda.

Kudos to Salwani and Saadatul. We are sure there are many more brave public servants like them and hope there will be even more going forward. Civil servants must stand up to politicians in power and say no when they are asked to do something that is illegal and against the national interest.

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/fran...BbDEi8.facebook

Dulu gagal SPM, sekarang gaji RM19,000 sebulan

hazremi — Mon, 21 Oct 2019 10:21:32 +0800

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HULU TERENGGANU – Kegagalan dalam Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) bukan bermaksud gelap masa depan, asalkan bijak mengambil peluang, kehidupan boleh berubah jauh lebih baik berbanding mereka yang berpendidikan tinggi.

Itulah yang dilalui tiga anak muda lepasan Akademi Binaan Malaysia (ABM) Wilayah Timur, Muhamad Badiuzaman Ya abu Bakar, 33, Mohd Faizal Ismail, 35 dan Muhamamd Qamarul Auji Amran, 32, apabila berjaya dalam bidang masing-masing.

Mereka kini antara pelatih kemahiran dalam bidang kimpalan dan jururegah yang mampu memperoleh pendapatan lumayan antara RM15,000 hingga RM19,000 sebulan sekaligus dilantik sebagai ikon Latihan Teknikal dan Vokasional (TVET).

Muhammad Badiuzaman berasal dari Kampung Ibok, Kemaman berkata, dia mengambil kursus kimpalan selama dua bulan di ABM pada tahun 2003 selepas melihat arwah abangnya, Muhamad Hasbiallah yang bekerja sebagai jurukimpal mendapat gaji tinggi.

“Saya sekolah fail (gagal), abang tanya kamu tak nak duit banyak ke sambil dia tunjuk wang gaji yang dibayar tunai. Kata-kata abang menyedarkan saya lalu ambil keputusan belajar kemahiran di ABM.

“Masa mula-mula kerja gaji saya hanya RM1,400. Tahun 2010, saya diberi kepercayaan jadi jurukimpal di laut syarikat swasta dengan pendapatan mencecah RM19,000 sebulan,” katanya ketika ditemui pada Program TVET Pembinaan Edisi Terengganu dan Pertandingan WorldSkills Malaysia Belia (WSMB) di Akademi Binaan Malaysia (ABM) Wilayah Timur, Jenagor, di sini semalam.

Dia yang mempunyai tiga anak berusia antara dua hingga enam tahun kini berkhidmat sebagai jurukimpal pelantar minyak sebuah syarikat milik Amerika Syarikat di Arab Saudi sejak tiga tahun lalu.

Sebelum Arab Saudi, dia pernah merasai pengalaman berkhidmat di negara China, Hong Kong, Myanmar, Amerika Syarikat, Dubai.

Muhammad Qamarul Auji, dari Kuala Terengganu pula kini mampu berbangga apabila berjaya menubuhkan syarikat kimpalan, perpaipan dan fabrikasi di Kemaman dan menggaji lebih 80 pekerja yang majoritinya lepasan bidang kemahiran.

“Keputusan SPM memang saya tidak layak masuk universiti. Biasalah, ada juga rakan yang mengejek saya kerana keputusan SPM teruk tetapi saya tidak marah kerana saya sendiri yang tidak mahu belajar.

“Sampai satu tahap, saya rasa ingin memajukan diri sendiri jadi saya pun mula mencari jalan dan melakukan pencarian di internet sehinggalah saya terjumpa maklumat mengenai ABM dan sambung belajar di sana,” katanya yang mengambil sijil dalam bidang perpaipan.

Suami kepada Nurul Asma Shafie, 31, itu berkata, dia bekerja makan gaji selama lapan tahun sebagai jururegah dengan gaji permulaan RM1,200 sebulan dan kemudian mengambil keputusan membuka syarikat sendiri pada tahun 2014 selepas berjaya mengumpul modal secukupnya.

Mohd Faizal yang juga bekerja di Arab Saudi dan pernah memperoleh pendapatan lebih RM20,000 sebulan berkata, bidang kemahiran banyak membuka dimensi baharu kepadanya selepas gagal meraih keputusan cemerlang dalam pelajaran.

Menurut Faizal, hasil pendapatan itu dia kini mampu menghantar ibunya, Esah Mamat menunaikan ibadah haji dan umrah selain membeli aset dengan tunai.

“Saya tidak sangka, kursus Sijil Kimpalan di ABM mengubah hidup saya dan anak-anak muda yang tidak memperoleh keputusan baik dalam pendidikan harus mengambil peluang ceburkan diri dalam bidang kemahiran,” katanya yang berasal dari Kuala Terengganu.
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Jawi Bible

hazremi — Wed, 14 Aug 2019 09:47:20 +0800

Bible version jawi 1820 (NEW TESTAMENT) Diterjema oleh Munshi Abdullah sebelum adanya pendeta zaba, bible ini antara 4 jenis buku agama ditulis dalam bahasa jawi, 3 jenis lagi berada Di England.

Petition to abolish vernacular school

hazremi — Mon, 20 May 2019 21:04:07 +0800

https://www.change.org/p/ministry-of-educat...national-school

Just signed. Lets sign this.

Vernacular school was introduced and the impact to Malaysia is social divide. There are interest groups that doesn't want to accept single national identity, but does not have enough statesmen to push Malaysia forward. The vernacular school system is currently holding Malaysian progressing forward as a nation.

Defending vernacular school means with holding progress of a nation. Thus, for the sake of Malaysian future. Vernacular school in Malaysia is now irrelevant to progress and should be abolish. It has been proven by so many countries, the country succeed through single national stream systems.

[WTS] Tag Heuer Calibre 5 WAN2110

hazremi — Thu, 18 Apr 2019 12:18:03 +0800

Letting go my precious watch Tag Heuer Calibre 5 WAN2110. Bought on Dec 2015. A great watch that looks like a Rolex. Just serviced recently and in great condition. Comes with full box and guarantee card. Authenticity check can be done at the cost of the buyer. Nego for serious buyer only. Msg or whatsapp 0196170129 for further info.

Price: RM3999 (nego for serious buyer only)

Series: Calibre 5 Automatic
Model number: WAN2110.BA0822
Movement: Swiss Automatic TAG Caliber 5
Power Reserve: 38 hours
Glass: Sapphire Crystal, anti-reflective coated.
Case: Stainless Steel 41 mm, ± 12 mm thick. Brushed.
Bezel: Aluminium, unidirectional
Caseback: Solid screwed-in stainless steel, engraved.
Crown: Screw down crown.
Bracelet: Stainless steel, 20-18mm (tapered)
Clasp: Fold-over clasp with push-button safety
Water resistant: 300 m (30 ATM / 984 feet)�

hair serum gold boss review

hazremi — Thu, 21 Mar 2019 08:56:31 +0800

anyone use this?is it good?someone promote this to me but never heard of it b4

in b4 dupe, kuda, lgbt