Chicken a la Carte

Thought of sharing the following clip with you after I've just opened up an email, which was sent quite sometime from today.

Produced in 2005, directed by Ferdinand Dimadura. This film is about the hunger and poverty brought about by Globalization.

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I have few more few-day-expired slices of wholemeal bread in plastic bag, hanging on my dining room. Yet to be fungus-infected, instead of dumping off, I guess I need to spread them with margerine and help myself with them as tomorrow's breakfast :P

Obama, Malaysian PM discuss NKorea in phone call

US President Barack Obama spoke by telephone with Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razakon Friday, and discussed proliferation, North Korea and financial regulation, the White House said.

"They discussed the ongoing global economic crisis, and stressed the importance of growth and sound regulatory systems in both their economies," the White House said in a statement.

"The president described US concerns over proliferation and discussed North Korea and Iran, stressing the importance of implementation of UN Security Council resolutions," the statement said.

"They also discussed ways to contribute to reconstruction and stability in Afghanistan."

The statement did not mention Malaysia's claim that Washington had meted out unfair treatment over its decision to relist the country on a human trafficking blacklist.

The annual "Trafficking in Persons Report", released last week, said Malaysia was failing to comply with minimum standards to eliminate trafficking and "is not making significant efforts to do so."

Belgium Kortrijk young teen is a 'SuperStar' after tattoo on her face

Remember particularly on a ads that came out almost everytime you go for movie in the then cinema (it was done in the 90's, if I remember correctly). It's the ads by one of the shandy company, trying to convey the massage to take it easy in every moment of your life, hence you ought to let go and sing loud "BE HAPPY, DON'T WORRY"? One of the scene was that dude who went to barber shop to have a shock of his hair, to find himself became bald after waken up from his sleep on the wheel. I bet you are recalling now. And that's when the rytheme comes out spontaneously.

This Wednesday, sometime quite similar happen to a teenage girl in Belgium. This round it's about tattoo-ing.

She went in to the parlour in the town of Courtrai after setting an appointment from her home in Kortrijk. This 18years old Belgian lady asked for three small stars on her face, and while tattoo artist worked on the dobby mark, she fall asleep. Could have been counting stars in her sleep or dreamt to be a superstar, she woke up startled to find almost half of her face was filled with various sizes non-twinkling black stars, 56 pieces to be exact.

Apparently, she paid a Romanian tattoo artist £55 to decorate her face with only three stars. Kimmy, who might have the worst case of narcolepsy ever, says she fell asleep while the dude had a sharp needle on her face and woke up covered in STARZ. 56 stars to be exact.

Many commented that it is a fake deed, merely a publicity stunt, though. Bloggers claimed that as since she was really so mortified and embarassed there'd be no way she'd email the incident to Daily Mail with two pictures without her eyes blocked out, and with her real name attached. She is suing the tattoo artist for £8,500, because that's how much it's going to cost to get them all removed.

I personally feel it is not that awful, anyway, if she's a person who frenzy tattoo. Goodnite.