Category: VE South East Asia


Visit Robofair 2009 While in Malaysia

18 December, 2008 (04:20) | VE Lifestyle, VE South East Asia, VE Technology | By: a.i. editor


Folks who are traveling to Malaysia in February 2009 may want to check out the Robofair 2009 which will be held at Cineleisure, Damansara on the 6th, 7th, & 8th of the month. The days are on the weekend so be prepared to be in a large crowd of robot fans & enthusiasts at the fair! There will be many happening things at the Robofair which include a live performance form the Malaysian robotic music ambassador himself; Skye-G –a.k.a “Godfather of Electronica music” DJ Producer, founder of, Rolling Eye Records & Groove Syndicate- DJ Workstation and Dance Studio.

There will also be the Robodance competition finals held during the Robofair 2009. The most important event at the Robofair 2009 is the new Malaysian Record attempt to make Malaysia’s largest Robo toys assembly! Plenty of award winning robot inventions to see; prepare to be robotized! For more information, do head over to the Robofair 2009 official website. Admission is FREE! Happy Voyage!

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2008 Raya Shopping at Kamdar

22 November, 2008 (14:25) | VE South East Asia | By: a.i. editor

I thought I would write about my shopping day for Aidilfitri which was about two months ago. I may as well write about the day now before I accidentally forget about the photos. As usual, I like to go shopping at Kamdar clothing store which is located on Jalan Tun Abdul Rahman in Kuala Lumpur. There are many clothing & book stores located in the area. Jalan Tun Abdul Rahman is a popular shopping area. In the above photo, you can find Kamdar on the left side just down the road. I once bought a US$3 Malay styled shirt in Kamdar last year.

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Your Chance to Help the Children of Payatas

22 November, 2008 (14:14) | VE South East Asia | By: a.i. editor

Perhaps you have the opportunity to travel all over the world. You cannot help but to notice the plight of the less fortunate especially the children first hand. One such place is at Payatas in Philippines. The children work in the garbage dumps along with their families in order to find things to sell for money. Additionally, they also search for food to eat from the dirty garbage dumps.

Children Payatas Christmas Charity

Visit the site in the link, view the video, & do what you want to do to help them lead a better life. You may already know about the Christmas For Payatas charity initiative held by ToteDaddy.com. Supporters of the cause include world famous footballers, politicians, local Filipino celebrities, & etc. Help them help the children of Payatas. People, especially children don’t deserve to be living in such deplorable conditions.

Press Release:

The landfill in Payatas, The Philippines, is notoriously known the world over as Smokey Mountain. For over 35 years, the smoking dump site has grown to become a stark and heart-tugging reminder of the desperate onditions of humanity.

On a daily basis, children pick through newly arrived garbage to
collect material to sell. The earnings made by one child are not enough to even buy food for the day. Hence, entire families are forced to climb the mountain each day, hoping to earn enough to feed everyone. Children as young as four years old are forced to work in this daily struggle for survival.

In response to the plight of these children, Totedaddy.com is working with Lighthouse Center For Children Foundation to bring a little cheer to the children this Christmas.

Totedaddy.com has kicked off with a cash sponsorship of USD 10,000 to enable the children to celebrate Christmas. FusionExcel International has also pitched in a USD 5,000 in cash sponsorship. The money raised
will help fund the projects already in place, and help fund additional projects aimed at providing better housing, and a means of livelihood for the Payatas community.

It is hoped that by creating better awareness to the plight of these children, more support can be garnered towards their betterment. Together we can bury poverty!

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