2015 Recommended Book List

2014 Art Work

Hofner bow

According to Hofner's site:

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Hofner Violin or Viola Bow - (AS-23) Foundation Series

This Brazilwood Hofner bow comes with an octagonal stick and a  nickel silver mounting. It has a half lined ebony frog with a single eye and a mother of pearl slide. Genuine selected Mongolian horse hair is used.

Size: 4/4

Hofner Violin Bow - Foundation Series (AS-23-V)

Hofner Viola Bow - Foundation Series (AS-23-VA)

Wood

Stick: Brazilwood

Wood Quality: A+

Frog: Ebony

Shape: Octagonal

Thumb Leather: Black Cow Hide

Wrapping: Nickel Silver Wire

Bow Hair: Genuine Horse Hair

Ornamentation: Single Eye, Pearl Slide

  

  

HOFAS23V 4/4   rm140

Tsunami-effect in Kelantan?

Stricken Kelantan

http://says.com/my/news/photos-what-s-left-of-the-villages-after-being-submerged-in-floodwaters-for-days

http://blog.limkitsiang.com/2015/01/08/cabinet-meeting-yesterday-a-great-disappointment-as-it-did-not-address-anyone-of-the-five-central-issues-i-had-highlighted-in-my-email-to-najib-in-particular-on-emergency-special-parliament/

“If this is the public Federal government bill, what about the damages suffered by the private sector and the million flood victims?”

“damage data reported by the various ministries and government agencies in the following cases have already exceeded RM1.6 billion”

“When on Tuesday together with Datuk Ambiga Sreenevasam and MPs Anthony Loke and Liew Chin Tong, I visited Gua Musang and Kuala Krai, including the Ground Zero zones of Manek Urai, Manjor, Karangan, Laloh, Dabong and Kemubu, no cleaning up was possible as there was neither water nor electricity for the devastated areas two weeks after the flood catastrophe.”

http://english.eastday.com/auto/eastday/nation/u1ai8471488.html

Chinese Ambassador to Malaysia Huang Huikang on behalf of the Red Cross Society of China handed over a check of 100,000 U.S. dollars to the Malaysian Red Crescent to help the Malaysian people who suffer from the recent flood. The Chinese Embassy in Malaysia recently also donated RM50, 000 (about 14,000 dollars) worth goods and materials to three states of Malaysia, of which, RM30,000 (8,400 dollars) went to the worst-hit Terengganu, and RM10,000 (2,800 dollars) to Kelantan and Pahang, respectively.

http://www.hewsweb.org/floods/flood.asp?FID=198603