Friday, July 23, 2010

ICAP Investor Day 2010

iCapital.biz Bhd (ICAP, 5108) is holding its Investor Day right after its 6th AGM this year.


Date: 14 August 2010
Time: 12pm - 7pm
Venue: Conference Hall 1&3, Kuala Lumpur convention Centre, KL
Admission: Free

The Investor Day will see the exclusive participation from the listed companies that ICAP has invested in.

There will be interactive Q&A sessions, presentations and exhibitions by the participating listed companies.

Topics of educational talks by Tan Teng Boo and the Capital Dynamics team on the Investor Day include:
  • What is value investing
  • Benefits of investing in ICAP
  • The economic outlook of Malaysia, China and US
  • ... and more
See you there!

Sunday, July 18, 2010

Handy mini portable first aid kit

I got this mini portable first aid kit in a white box, as a door gift from the exhibition booth of ECS ICT Bhd in the Investor Expo 2010.


Seems like it is one of the "Happy Collection" gadgets from HP.

Opening the white box, is a cute black case.


And opening up the case, here are the items inside:
  • 5x plasters
  • 2x antiseptic wipes
  • 4x gauze pads
  • Small scissors
  • Bandage
  • Adhessive tape
  • 3ml medicated oil (风油)

Pretty handy and useful, isn't it?

I started sponsoring a child in Laos through World Vision

I have just started sponsoring a child who live in the district of Phonethong (丰桐), at the northern part of Laos (寮国).

This is done by joining the World Vision Malaysia Child Sponsorship Programme by contributing RM50 per month per child.

Child sponsorship is about bringing hope and making a world of difference for a struggling child, his/her family and their community. It will help remove the obstacles of poverty and diseases placed in the child's path and help him/her discover love and the unique potential he/she possesses.


Currently, there are about one thousand children in Phonethong who are still waiting for a sponsor to provide them access to education, health care and food security.

While we are fortunate enough to be born and live in a place that have food to eat, clean water to drink, basic facilities such as electricity, transport, telephony and even Internet, we have to also realize that there are people living in other parts of the world who suffer from starvation, poverty, bad living condition, etc.

You can also sponsor a child (or more children) in those less fortunate places through World Vision, with a minimal portion of your monthly income.

This is a good deed of charity, that will plant good seeds in your karma.

Note that contribution to World Vision is not Malaysian income tax deductible, but this shouldn't be the reason to deter you, right?

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