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[WTS] Nikon D3200 with Kit Lense 18mm - 55mm

zemura — Tue, 19 Feb 2019 23:24:33 +0800

Item(s): Nikon D3200

Package includes:

1. Nikon D3200 Body (Black Color)
2. Kit lens AF-S DX Zoom-NIKKOR 18-55mm
3. Box
4. Charger+Battery
5. Camera bag

Price: (!!!NOTICE!!!: Sellers are required to display the exact selling prices of their products. Failure to do so will result in the deletion of the topic) RM 900 negotiable!

Warranty: Nil

Dealing method: Prefer COD (Klang Valley or Bangi) or Postage (Risk and fees bear by the buyer)

Location: Klang Valley or Bangi

Contact method/details: PM or (WhatsApp / SMS) Only at 0176357573
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Item(s) conditions: 8/10 just a slight faded buttons as shown in the pictures

Picture:

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Reason for sale: No time for photography

[WTS] PandanMas 2 300k

zemura — Sun, 22 Nov 2015 22:22:16 +0800

Residensi PandanMas 2

ONLY BUMI LOT LEFT!! COME GRAB UR UNIT NOW!!

> 900 sqft build up
> Price 300,000
> 1 Covered Parking
> Just Behind Tesco Ampang
> Alot of school in the vicinity
> Easy access to major highways
> Facilities
1) Gym
2) Swimming Pool
3) Multipurpose Hall
4) Guarded Security
5) Playground

For Booking/ More information Please Call/Whatspp:

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WTS Kepong New Condo Pre-launch!

zemura — Wed, 15 Apr 2015 14:50:30 +0800

Attractive Early Bird promotion!

* Price from RM450psf
* Attractive early bird pakage!
* Free SPA legal
* Free 2 car parks
* 1100sf & 1300sf
* 3R/2B & 3+1R/2B
* Downpayment 10%
* Booking fee RM10k
* Extra RM10k discount if purchaser sign SPA & LA within 21 days after launching/booking
* Full condo facilities - 1.5 acres
* Maintenance fee: RM0.25psf
* Near Kepong Metropolitan Lake Garden, Kepong Entrepreneurs Park, Tmn Usahawan, AEON BiG

Grab your Unit now! For more information do PM me or Whatsapp/SMS/Call :

WTS New Condo at Parkhill Residence, Bukit Jalil

zemura — Sun, 05 Apr 2015 17:38:45 +0800

New Block are open up for interested buyer/investor at Parkhill Residence Bukit Jalil!

Get your unit NOW before the promotion package ends this week

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Attractive Package!
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* Free SPA legal & disbursement
* Free loan legal & stamp duty
* Affordable and low downpayment scheme
* RM10k cash back upon CCC for buyers signing SPA within 21 days from booking date
* Booking RM5k only
* Price from RM620k (RM563psf) onwards
* Built-up 1,100sf / 1,300sf
* Free 2 car parks
* Full condo facilities
- Gymnasium
- Swimming Pool
- Multipurpose Hall
- Club House
- Playground
- 24-hour security
* 5 Min walking to LRT Bukit Jalil
* Located besides Bukit Jalil National Stadium
* 2 KM to SK Bukit Jalil and SMK bukit Jalil

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Surroundings/Vicinity :
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1) Bkt Jalil National stadium
2) Bkt Jalil Hockey stadium
3) Technology Park Malaysia
4) IMU
5) TPM College
6) APU College (previously APIIT)
7) Astro
8) Palace of Golden Horses
9) Bkt Jalil Golf & Country Resort
10) Bkt Jalil LRT station
11) SK Bukit Jalil
12) SMK Bukit Jalil

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Accessibility:
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1) Bkt Jalil highway
2) KESAS
3) MRR2
4) Seremban highway
5) MEX

Hurry Up and Grab Your Unit Now!

Ur office got like this?

zemura — Thu, 02 Apr 2015 22:23:00 +0800

by Jessica Saia & Sierra Hartman
Apr 01 at 6am

The open-office trend began in Silicon Valley and caught on like a greyish-fabric-thirsty wildfire, burning down cubicle walls worldwide. At one point, given the trend’s loudly touted benefits, such as improved communication, transparency, creativity, and productivity, if you weren’t opening your office, you were essentially against innovation. But in the past few years, there’s been plenty of backlash against the open-office layout: article after article about how it’s actually detrimental to productivity, riddled with distractions, and damaging to workers’ attention spans, creative thinking, and satisfaction.

The Bold Italic’s headquarters utilizes an open-office floor plan, and I think my coworkers would agree that there are pros and cons. Throwing ideas around is as easy as swiveling your desk chair, yet people started to work from home more and more frequently, somehow getting multiple days’ worth of work done in a single day, and returning to the office feeling refreshed. We took a moment at the beginning of this year to reflect on the situation: what was it about working from home that made everyone so productive and happy? Most people cited a lack of interruptions, which allowed them to deeply focus on certain tasks — an argument that was, of course, immediately ignored, since “disruption” has been hailed time and time again as the be-all-and-end-all element of modern success. When it came to light during post-work happy-hour chitchat that nearly all of us worked from home sans pants, it clicked. Perhaps it wasn’t the lack of walls that was hindering our work at the office; maybe there were simply more barriers that had yet to be unbuttoned.

Clothes: the last obstruction to the truly perfected working environment

Turns out, we weren’t the first to discover the wonders of working nude. David Taylor, a business psychologist, encouraged “Naked Fridays” to boost office morale back in 2009. Seeing no benefit in ruining the remaining four workdays with morale-busting clothes, we decided to try working naked for the entire month of March.

I know this is San Francisco, one of the most hospitable places for anything nudity-based to take root, but that’s not to say that the experiment was immediately embraced with across-the-board enthusiasm. The majority reaction to the idea of being naked among coworkers was to ask a resounding “Can we . . . not?” and make pleading disclaimers about how long it’d been since people had stopped going to CrossFit. But on Monday, March 2, we all came to the office with nervous, curious energy. We hesitantly disrobed, folding each layer to a live track of increasingly awkward laughter until, there we were: naked.

Looking back, I can honestly estimate that it took under an hour for things to stop being weird and start being awesome. By day three, it all seemed so incredibly normal, and the benefits were astounding — everything the open-office trend promised and more. We instantly shared a gleeful camaraderie; a deep and trusting bond permeated every meeting. Productivity skyrocketed once we implemented a “nipples hard = need to focus, nipples soft = have time to talk” system, and it turns out that creativity is at its peak when your genitals are unbound. (“Free your genitals, free your mind,” I always say.)

There were tons of less-obvious benefits as well: we all started packing our own lunches or ordering pizzas together, as the act of redressing to run out (thanks, Scott Weiner) became more and more unappealing, and who needs to go to the dermatologist when you’ve got a team of people monitoring your every mole? Sure, our heating bills went up a bit, and we could collect enough rogue pubes to furnish the scalp of a small doll, but it’s a very small price to pay for this level of workplace satisfaction. Our events director was laughing the other day about having a legitimate nightmare that she was giving a presentation at the office and looked down to find she was completely clothed.

I know this experiment is a little out-there, but I encourage any office to give it a try, even for a week. Don’t let a few naysayers dissuade you, either. Our photographer and resident Never Nude, Sierra, refused to participate, so we forced him to wear cutoffs and this extremely realistic naked-man-chest T-shirt every single day. Was he happy about it? No! But once we scrubbed all contacts to HR from his phone, it ceased to be an issue.

So now that our naked month is up, will we continue? Going back to working in clothes seems unfathomable, but we’ll see. For now, I just hope we can inspire even one office full of frustrated employees to give this bold, soon-to-be-trend a try.

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Another great performance

zemura — Fri, 27 Mar 2015 21:34:48 +0800

Eargasm.

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RedMI Note User Come In

zemura — Thu, 26 Mar 2015 17:35:04 +0800

Did u guys experience problem with the latest waze? It seems my waze will auto close after open like 2 mins. anyone face this same problem? helpu meh.. no waze i sesat liao

Help me find this

zemura — Sun, 05 Oct 2014 15:15:44 +0800

Sup /k,

so last time (1 or 2 month ago) i read one manga. Turns out i forgot to bookmark it and lost the titles. Anyone can help me find out whats the title?

the manga is a about one guy has been reincarnated and in the current world he has 2 spirit, 1 is hammer and anoher one is some kind of leaf. Its inherited from his moher and father. So, thats all i remmber.

Anyone can help me?