Colourful Patterns Of Enormous Group Of Animals

A huge flock of flamingos in Kenya, East Africa. (Ferrero-Labat/Ardea/Caters News)
A huge flock of flamingos in Kenya, East Africa. (Ferrero-Labat/Ardea/Caters News)

These breathtaking photographs show that some animals take no chances when it comes to safety in numbers. Seen in every shape and size, from huge herds of wildebeest to colossal colonies of penguins, these creatures have no qualms when it comes to the issue of personal space.

Often seen during mass migration, these enormous groupings can be found in countries all over the world and prove an effective method of keeping themselves safe from predators. (Yahoo News)

Blue and yellow snapper fish seen in moving vast schools along the reef in Fiji. (Ron & Valerie Taylor/Ardea/Caters News)
Blue and yellow snapper fish seen in moving vast schools along the reef in Fiji. (Ron & Valerie Taylor/Ardea/Caters News)
A huge school of salmon seen in the waters of Hawaii. (Valerie Taylor/Ardea/Caters News)
A huge school of salmon seen in the waters of Hawaii. (Valerie Taylor/Ardea/Caters News)
Common zebras seen in Masai Mara, Africa. (Ferrero-Labat/Ardea/Caters News)
Common zebras seen in Masai Mara, Africa. (Ferrero-Labat/Ardea/Caters News)
Female red crabs after spawning on Christmas Island. (Jean Paul Ferrero/Ardea/Caters News)
Female red crabs after spawning on Christmas Island. (Jean Paul Ferrero/Ardea/Caters News)
A colony of king penguins seen in South Georgia. (Jean Paul Ferrero/Ardea/Caters News)
A colony of king penguins seen in South Georgia. (Jean Paul Ferrero/Ardea/Caters News)
Thousands of Monarch butterflies rest on a tree in North America. (Jean Paul Ferrero/Ardea/Caters News)
Thousands of Monarch butterflies rest on a tree in North America. (Jean Paul Ferrero/Ardea/Caters News)

A Bukit Beruntung Bank Bombed By Robbers

The damaged service area at a bank in Bukit Beruntung after the homemade bomb expotion on Tuesday. (Photo by The Star)
The damaged service area at a bank in Bukit Beruntung after the homemade bomb explosion on Tuesday. (Photo by The Star)

Robbers tried to blast open an ATM machine using homemade bombs in Bukit Beruntung.

The bomb caused the ceiling at the bank’s service area to collapsed, breaking glass windows and damaged the bank’s several other machine.

Anyway the robbers ran away after the explosion, maybe due to the security alarms.

No money were stolen from the bank.

The case has been classified as causing mischief by fire under Section 435 of the Penal Code.

Structural damages were estimated to cost about RM500,000.

From Anwar’s Behrang Move To His Kajang Move

I learn about Behrang Move this morning…
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Behrang Move?

I was very surprised to read about it.

I did not know it was Behrang Move that caused Perak to fall back to BN.

Well, Anwar and his gang blamed UMNO for what had happened, accusing that UMNO bought Perak Aduns to control Perak.

And of course, I had no idea that Anwar was the one who was behind the Behrang Move.

After the Behrang Move failed, Anwar is now trying to use Kajang Move to force Selangor’s MB (Chief Minister) to resign his post so that Anwar’s own wife, Wan Azizah can become the new Selangor MB!

And they are all from the same political party, PKR where Anwar, his wife and his daughter are the bosses.

First Anwar ordered Kajang PKR ADUN Lee Chin Cheh to resign his seat so that Anwar himself can contest for the seat.

Actually he wanted to become the MB, but due to his court case, he could not contest in the Kajang Dun re-election.

So he replaced himself with his wife, Wan Azizah so that his wife will become the MB on his behalf.

It sounds like a movie plot, isn’t it?

Well, but it really happens; only in Anwar’s PKR!

So what is going to happen next?

Will Selangor fall to UMNO’s hands too because of Anwar’s greediness?

If so, Anwar and his gang will surely blame UMNO as the culprit as he always does…

And if he is still in control of PKR, I will not be surprised if he’ll launch more ‘moves’ in order to achieve his greedy dreams for power!

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Haze Is Back!

Air quality was at unhealthy levels in nine areas as of 8 am, Tuesday. (Photo by BERNAMA)
Air quality was at unhealthy levels in nine areas as of 8 am, Tuesday. (Photo by BERNAMA)

KUALA LUMPUR: Air quality was at unhealthy levels in nine areas in the country as of 8 am, Tuesday, according to the Department of Environment (DOE).

The affected areas are Samarahan, which recorded an Air Pollutant Index (API) reading of 118, Sibu (185) and Sri Aman (113) in Sarawak; Banting (136), Port Klang (127) and Petaling Jaya (102) in Selangor and Batu Muda (124), Cheras (122) and Putrajaya (125) in Kuala Lumpur.

Twenty other places recorded moderate air quality.

An API reading of between 0 and 50 is considered good; 51 to 100, moderate; 101 to 200, unhealthy; 201 to 300, very unhealthy; and 301 and above, hazardous. – Bernama

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On my way home yesterday, my father drove on this part of a highway where on other days I can see the Petronas Twin Towers clearly on my right.

But yesterday I realised that the Petronas Twin Towers had disappeared!

I wonder, did the twins went back to their hometown to celebrate Eid with their family?

Lego Hunting, Anyone?

Lego pieces have been turning up on British beaches since 1997. (Tracey Williams/LegoLostAtSea)
Lego pieces have been turning up on British beaches since 1997. (Tracey Williams/LegoLostAtSea)

Looking for a place for Lego hunting?

Go to Cornwall, England!

For the last 17 years, Lego hunters can find Lego pieces at beaches in Cornwall, England.

On February 13, 1997, a shipping container filled with nearly 5 million Lego pieces was thrown into the sea about 32 kilometres off the British south coast after the Tokio Express ship carrying them was struck by a huge wave.

Below are some of the Lego pieces collected at the beaches.

A green Lego dragon on the shore (Tracey Williams/LegoLostAtSea)
A green Lego dragon on the shore (Tracey Williams/LegoLostAtSea)
A Lego octopus found in a cave in South Devon, England, in the late 1990s. (Tracey Williams/LegoLostAtSea)
A Lego octopus found in a cave in South Devon, England, in the late 1990s. (Tracey Williams/LegoLostAtSea)
A guide to Lego pieces collected from U.K. beaches (Tracey Williams/LegoLostAtSea)
A guide to Lego pieces collected from U.K. beaches (Tracey Williams/LegoLostAtSea)
A Lego pirate's cutlass washed up in Newquay, May 12, 2014. (Tracey Williams/LegoLostAtSea)
A Lego pirate’s cutlass washed up in Newquay, May 12, 2014. (Tracey Williams/LegoLostAtSea)

Photos: Taiwan Plane Crash, 48 Killed

The plane came down in buildings in a village near Magong airport in Penghu
The plane came down in buildings in a village near Magong airport in Penghu

A Taiwanese ATR-72 TransAsia Airways plane crashed in Xixi village outside the Magong airport in Taiwan’s Penghu archipelago on Wednesday, July 23, 2014.

The ATR 72 turboprop aircraft departed from the southern municipality of Kaohsiung at 17:43 local time (09:43 GMT), but lost contact with controllers at 19:06, CNA said, citing the Civil Aeronautics Administration.

The plane, carrying 58 people, crashed into buildings after a failed attempt to land at Magong airport.

BBC News reported that forty-eight people were killed while another 10 people were injured.

A few empty apartment buildings adjacent to the runway caught fire after the crash.

Officials said that two French nationals were among the dead, and no crew members are thought to have survived.

Five Penghu residents were injured on the ground but by Thursday morning all had been discharged from hospital, the Civil Aeronautics Administration (CAA) said.

Official said visibility at the time of the crash was 1,600m (one mile) and within acceptable standards for landing, despite the stormy weather.

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What A Joke, Khalid Samad

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Above is Khalid Samad’s tweet, posted on July 19th 2014.

The tweet is just so funny that I can’t believe that he wrote it.

Khalid Samad tweeted as if he is so sad that people still call him “Khalid gereja”…

But look at some of the things that he said and done in matters regarding Islam…

Please click for the article.
Please click for the article.



He complained that people still call him “Khalid gereja” although he went to more than forty suraus and mosques during Ramadan.

If he visited the suraus and mosques to give his ‘politicized tazkirah,’ it will be just something like his other series of ‘ceramah politik PAS’.

Just like Hannah Yeoh and other non-Muslim DAP and PKR leaders visiting suraus and mosques for political gain and some even gave political tazkirahs.

DAP's Hannah Yeoh also visits lots of suraus and mosques.  Photo credit Helen Ang's blog.
DAP’s Hannah Yeoh also visits lots of suraus and mosques. Photo credit Helen Ang’s blog.
DAP's Hannah Yeoh also visits lots of suraus and mosques.  Photo credit Helen Ang's blog.
DAP’s Hannah Yeoh also visits lots of suraus and mosques. Photo credit Helen Ang’s blog.
DAP's Hannah Yeoh also visits lots of suraus and mosques.  Photo credit Helen Ang's blog.
DAP’s Hannah Yeoh also visits lots of suraus and mosques. Photo credit Helen Ang’s blog.
DAP's Serdang MP Teo Nie Ching giving 'tazkirah'? Photo credit Helen Ang's blog.
DAP’s Serdang MP Teo Nie Ching giving ‘tazkirah’? Photo credit Helen Ang’s blog.
What was DAP's Serdang MP Teo Nie Ching doing'? Photo credit Helen Ang's blog.
What was DAP’s Serdang MP Teo Nie Ching doing’? Photo credit Helen Ang’s blog.
PKR's Seri Andalas Xavier Jayakumar A/L Arulanandam also giving political 'tazkirah' in a mosque.  Photo credit Helen Ang's blog.
PKR’s Seri Andalas Xavier Jayakumar A/L Arulanandam also gave political ‘tazkirah’ in a mosque. Photo credit Helen Ang’s blog.
DAP Beruas MP James Ngeh Koo Ham and evangelista DAP Taiping MP David Nga Kor Ming in masjid with PAS's Nik Aziz. Photo credit Helen Ang's blog.
DAP Beruas MP James Ngeh Koo Ham and DAP Taiping MP David Nga Kor Ming in a masjid with PAS’s Nik Aziz. Photo credit Helen Ang’s blog.
PKR's  Gopeng MP, PKR's Simpang Pulai Adun and PKR's Teja Adun in a surau listening to tazkirah?
PKR’s Gopeng MP, PKR’s Simpang Pulai Adun and PKR’s Teja Adun in a surau listening to tazkirah?
DAP's Lim Guan Eng in the masjid. Photo credit Helen Ang's blog.
DAP’s Lim Guan Eng in the masjid. Photo credit Helen Ang’s blog.
DAP's Ngeh dand Nga DAP in another surau.  Photo credit Helen Ang's blog.
DAP’s Ngeh dand Nga DAP in another surau. Photo credit Helen Ang’s blog.
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