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FEATURES

BEAUTYA BEAUTY CHEAT SHEET THATLL MAKE YOUR LIFE EASIER

COVER STORYARE EXTREME

SPORTS WORTH THE RISK?

FASHIONSTAY FASHIONABLE WHILE YOU BURN THOSE CALORIES

Why toss out your makeup when you can save it with these secret beauty tips?

Great speed, great heights and great lengths. Gear up because were introducing you to

some of the worlds greatest extreme sports!

With our sports spread, youll have no more excuses for not working out

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CAREER CHATTAKING IT TO THE RACE TRACK IN THE SKY

FEATURETHE LINGO TANGO!

World-famous aerobatic pilot Peter Besenyei takes us for a ride of a lifetime in an exclusive interview!

Wud? Uve neva heard of d term arvo? Havoc. Pls read den.

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FEATURES REGULARS

TRAVELFINDING SOLACE IN THE ABODE OF PEACE

Discover Kedah beyond just being the Rice Bowl of Malaysia

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FOOD DIRECTORYFLAVOURY SAVOURY AT AL-SAYYAD

DREAM CARSFIRE UP THE ALFIERI

Tantalise your taste buds with these yummylicious yet affordable Middle Eastern delights

Italian motor maker Maserati celebrates its 100th birthday with a different type of cake

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NEWS ....................................... 08

OFF THE SHELF ........................ 22

BEAUTY Q&A ............................ 26

BEAUTY CASE ........................... 27

FASHION FEATURE ................... 30

RUNWAY REPORT ..................... 32

GUYS STUFF .............................. 34

CAMPUS TALK .......................... 55

MUSIC ...................................... 58

K-POP ....................................... 60

MOVIES ..................................... 62

WELLNESS ................................ 65

GAMES ...................................... 71

WIRED UP ................................. 72

CAMPUS LIFE THE COMIC ......... 78

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ARTS & CULTURENOT A JOCK, JUST A SK8ER BOI

UNPLUGGEDSON.OF.A.POLICEMAN

19-year-old Farris Rahman gushes about the love of his life, an art called sk8ing

Watch out local music industry because these boys are all out to change things!

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So, heres the truth. We were wondering what we could possibly write about to make our readers sit up and pay attention. Sure, there are many ways to go about it. We could pen daring opinion pieces to get a debate going or we could talk about taboo topics such as sex, drugs, rock and roll. Then, we remembered that it was the holidays for a majority of

you! With that in mind, we thought itd be apt to talk about something that some of you might be interested in but never dared try.

Extreme sports.The challenge was to not just scratch the surface of the topic but to deep dive and hear it from

the experts themselves! Luckily for us, we managed to secure a couple of interviews from some of the worlds esteemed sportspeople. In our Career Chat (pages 44 and 45), we spoke to world-famous Hungarian aerobatics pilot and world champion air racer, Peter Besenyei. Yes, the same man who has, for many years now, spearheaded the Red Bull Air Race and doesnt bat an eyelash while doing impressive aerial manoeuvers and breathtaking tricks.

What does one wear for sports? Does sporting attire always have to be in black or blue? Most definitely not! We give you no excuse to dress up and look good even while running, jumping, kicking and sweating it out in our Fashion Trend (pages 28 and 29) and Guys Stuff (pages 34 and 35). But what good is working out to maintain your fitness if youre not #cleaneating right? Find out more about the #cleaneating movement in our Wellness section (page 65).

We also interviewed young and hardworking top skateboarder Farris Rahman, who has recently joined the league of Red Bulls stable of sportspeople, big names that youd definitely recognise such as Sebastian Vettel, Thierry Henry and Neymar. He debunks all myths that skating is a rebellious sport and dishes on the art of it. Get the real deal in our Arts & Culture (pages 48 and 49).

On top of that, weve packed six pages with pictures and details on the various types of extreme sports available in the world. Which ones are the most dangerous? Who are some of the worlds most famous extreme sportspeople? What does Tony Hawk (yes, THE Tony Hawk) have to say about putting his life on the line for his career? All of that are in pages 38 till 43.

Are you ready for an adventure? Brace yourselves!

ChallengeAccepted!

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A Rewarding Celebration For FIA Graduates The rainy and hazy morning on 4th March did not dampen the spirits of the graduates of Sunway College Foundation in Arts (FIA) programme who joyfully celebrated their long year of hard work. The Sunway International School Executive Director and Pre-University Studies Director, Cheng Mien Wee said in her

welcome address, To the parents and guardians, thank you for choosing the FIA programme at Sunway and for entrusting your children with us. We hope that we have enriched them in their studies. Last year we saw

the graduation of the first batch of our FIA students. Eight out of 15 first class honours recipients at Sunway University and Lancaster University were former FIA students. FIA celebrates many exceptional achievements in this 12th batch of graduates with Foo Hui Shee and Foo Hui Sze scoring more than 90% in their overall

Pre-University studies. The fraternal twins received full scholarships to continue their BSc Actuarial Science

at Sunway University. Hui Shee also received the Vice-Chancellors Subject Award together with Wong Jing

Yi, Lee Hui Shing, Leong Wei Zhun, Kong Ai Ching, Jason Tan Yie Jiat, Pang Li Anne, Wee Sue Ann, Cheah Chun

Ching and Kelwin Tan Seen Tiong. These recipients were rewarded for achieving the highest scores in specific

subjects. Meanwhile, Ko Chia Huey and Dickson Pua Kah Wai received the Special Award of Achievement for

exhibiting exemplary academic improvement and great leadership skills since the start of the programme.

UTAR and Phisontech Electronics (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for

greater collaboration at UTAR Perak Campus on 27th March. Signing on behalf of both parties were UTAR President Ir Prof Academician Dato Dr Chuah Hean Teik and Phisontech Chairman and CEO Dato Pua Khein

Seng, while UTAR Faculty of Business and Finance Dean Prof Choong Chee Keong and Phisontech site manager

Pua Kein Keong signed on as witnesses. The ceremony was also attended by UTAR staff, students and Malaysian

Investment Development Authority (MIDA) representatives, who were later taken on a tour around the award-

winning flagship campus. Prior to the signing ceremony, an autograph session with Dato Pua was held, along

with a book sale by Popular Bookstore. In a bid to escalate awareness on entrepreneurship, UTAR also partnered

with Phisontech, UTAR Young Entrepreneurship Society, Computer Society and Marketing Society to bring in

accomplished speakers and industry players to share their gems of wisdom with UTAR students. Phisontech

Electronics (M) Sdn Bhd, a digital lifestyle product developer based in Penang, Malaysia, is wholly owned by

Phison Electronics Corporation (PEC) in Taiwan. Starting with the worlds first single-chip USB flash drive IC, PEC

is now a market leader in NAND Flash controllers and applications including USB, SD, eMMC, PATA and SATA.

A NAND flash total solution provider, PEC also offers system and OEM services for major retail brand names.

PROF CHUAH (SECOND FROM LEFT) AND DATO PUA EXCHANGING MOUS WHILE PROF CHOONG (LEFT) AND PUA LOOK ON

UTAR Inks Pact With Phisontech

Produced in collaboration with KDU University College and IMI University Centre (IMI), the six-part 30-minute-per-episode series stars Malaysian

celebrity Awal Ashaari and aired regionally across

12 territories in Asia. The audience were treated to a play-by-play with Awal as he went down the road of discovery and took on the challenge of opening his own bistro. His challenge was to learn the secrets behind running a successful F&B business in a very limited amount of time. Week after week, the actor-turned-host took on tough culinary challenges set by his lecturers ranging from preparing gourmet dishes to creating an inviting dining atmosphere. Awals exciting journey at KDU University College opened his eyes to the important elements of setting up a successful restaurant business in Malaysia. Sharing his views, KDU University College Vice Chancellor Professor Dr. Khong Yoon Loong said, At KDU, we are committed to providing our students with only the best learning experience to further themselves in their respective careers. On top of their academic programmes, we embed elements of our E3-Boosters initiatives which include English proficiency, EQ development and Entrepreneurship for our students. Awal went through a culinary crash course at our School of Hospitality, Tourism and Culinary Arts (SHTCA) and we trust that his experience at KDU University will arm him with the skills and knowledge to open his own bistro.For programme information, images and episodic synopsis for How to Make It: Culinary Dreams, please visit www.asianfoodchannel.com/howtomakeit.

AFC & KDUs How To Make It:Culinary Dreams, A Success

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Three Malaysian students emerged winners

of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) World Prize by recording the highest score in the world for their respective

papers in the examination last December. Loh Jia Ying, Saw Li Jee and Jasreen Kaur A/P Mamohan Singh are three of 15 ACCA global prize winners recognised for their outstanding performance. Loh Jia Ying scored the highest marks for Advanced Financial Management (P4) and achieved the ACCA Top Affiliate for Malaysia award which recognises students who scored the highest cumulative marks based on five professional level papers successfully completed in a single sitting. Upon the announcement, ACCA Malaysia head Jennifer Lopez said, I extend my heartiest congratulations to our three top achievers. Once again, they have put Malaysia on the global map and demonstrated that Malaysian talents are indeed world-class. We are very proud of them and are pleased to have helped them developed into complete finance professionals that employers will come to value. Globally, almost 195,000 candidates attempted the ACCA examination in December 2013, out of which about 15,000 were from Malaysia.

Students from Taylors School of Hospitality, Tourism and Culinary Arts (TCHT) became the first team

from Asia to shine at the 2014 Student Culinology Competition organised by the Research Chef

Association (RCA), held in Oregon, USA recently. The Taylors team, comprising four final year Bachelor of Science (Hons) (Culinology) programme students, Adwin Koh (aged 22), Lim Wei Chen (aged 23),

Don Harris Bin Rahmat (aged 23) and Jasmine Law (aged 22), was the first team from Asia to make

the shortlist. The team wowed the judges with their confidence and their final product and went on

to earn the commendable second place in this annual competition. Teams were tasked with creating

and commercialising a grab-and-go meal costing no more than US$1.50 for school children aged nine

to 14 years. As this years competition took place in Portland, Oregon, the concept had to be based on

Pacific Northwest regional cuisine and feature seafood as well as a sodium reduced recipe. The RCA is the

leading international organisation on food product development professionals including research chefs,

food scientists, and Culinology professionals. It is committed to the advancement of Culinology which is

the blending of culinary arts and food science. A total of 17 teams from all around the world participated

in the competition. Johnson & Wales University emerged the winner, while third place went to the team

from University of Minnesota.

Taylors University Shines At 2014 RCA Student Culinology Competition

Three Malaysian StudentsReceive ACCA World Prize Awards

In the November 2013 Cambridge A-Level examinations, Sunway students obtained a pass rate of 100%

with 57% scoring straight As, the best ever results recorded since 1994. Ng Jie Yi, who scored 4 As in

Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics was offered a place in University of Cambridge to study

Veterinary Medicine. Quiet and reserved, the 20-year-old is set to start in Cambridge at the end of the

year. Studying A-Levels at Sunway College has been a great learning and growing experience for me. I am incredibly honoured and grateful to be taught by such experienced and dedicated lecturers who provided so

much help and support, said Jie Yi. Vipul Agarwal, who scored 4 As in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and

Further Mathematics will also be heading to the University of Cambridge to study Chemical Engineering.

When asked about his experience at Sunway, he was all praise for his lecturers, The lecturers here are very supportive, they put in a lot of effort and time to ensure that we were all prepared for our examinations. The Cambridge GCE A-Level Programme is one of the pre-university programmes offered at Sunway College for more than two decades. Sunway College is one of only three learning institutions nationwide to be accorded the prestigious Fellowship Centre status. This status is accorded to a centre that provides a superior delivery

system that produces excellent results in the biannual examinations.

Sunway A-Level Students

Headed for Top Universities

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The Jeffrey Cheah Institute on Southeast Asia (JCI), a component of the Sunway Education Group (Sunway

Ed) and associated with Sunway University and Monash University Malaysia, was launched by the Deputy

Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tan Sri Dato Hj Muhyiddin Yassin. The JCI was established to be a public policy think tank for Southeast Asia. It also promotes research and teaching on the economies, societies, politics

and cultures of Southeast Asia. The JCI is the first university-based think tank in Malaysia and is overseen

by an Executive Council and an International Academic Advisory Council (IAAC). The latter is made up of

eminent scholars, as well as former and current government officials from around the world. JCI Chairman,

Tan Sri Dr Jeffrey Cheah said in his speech, The Jeffrey Cheah Institute on Southeast Asia will come up with effective solutions to problems and promote informed discussions on difficult policy choices. The institutional

structure of JCI guarantees that JCI will carry out its public education mission in the most objective and non-partisan manner that meets the highest standard of professionalism. JCI also hosted its inaugural conference with speakers from 15 countries, held concurrently with the launch.

Jeffrey Cheah Institute (JCI) Launched

Young Malaysian racing driver Rahul Mayer is gearing up to be a Formula 1 driver after being selected

to join the prestigious McLaren Performance Academy. Rahul is currently enrolled in the Canadian Pre-University (CPU) programme at Taylors College Subang Jaya campus. I am really honoured to be selected for this fantastic opportunity and as a young Malaysian sportsman I am eager to grab this once in a lifetime opportunity. As I go into my second season racing in UKs BRDC Formula 4 Championship, Im really looking forward to putting my new skills into practice, it will really help me reach new levels in my racing performance. I cant wait to get started, commented an excited Rahul ahead of his first Academy training day. The newly designed MPA-14 programme will be delivered at McLarens UK headquarters in Woking. Building on the success of the 2013 Performance Academy, this years course will see an expanded programme for the selected young drivers. The Academy provides an initial three-day boot camp of intense training and assessments followed by further support and workshop programmes throughout the year. It offers expert advice from professionals within the McLaren Mercedes Formula 1 team.

Launched on 1st March, the UTAR PRECSE 2013-

2014s main objective was to reach out to the

community in support of voluntary services. PRECSE members organised a series of community

engagement activities which were part of the UTAR

FAS Public Relations (PR) students coursework

projects to gain hands-on practical experiences

on volunteerism, social responsibility and event

management. Among the activities conducted

by PRECSE members at the launch were four

English workshops focusing on fundamental skills

of Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing for

Chinese Independent High Schools in Perak namely

Sekolah Menengah Pei Yuan Kampar, Sekolah

Menengah Shen Jai Ipoh and Sekolah Menengah

Poi Lam (SUWA). PRECSE also worked together

with Teach For Malaysia (TFM) to assist in recruiting

fellows, support corps members, volunteers and

campus leaders to promote education equality.

UTAR Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FAS)

Public Relations Educational Community Service

Event (PRECSE) 2013-2014 main Campaign Director

Ting Zhong Yee was beaming from ear to ear as he

enthusiastically related the invaluable lessons learnt

through community engagement at the Tronoh

Mines New Village in Kampar, Perak. He said,

Engaging in UTAR PRECSE at the Tronoh Mines has opened my eyes to the value of community service

in improving peoples lives. The journey has instilled

a sense of responsibility and sympathy for the poor

and the deprived and sharpened my understanding

of humanitarian issues.

Experiential Learning ThroughUTAR PRECSE

First Malaysian Racer Selected ForMcLaren Performance Academy

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ALL SMILES FOR A GROUP PHOTOGRAPH AFTER THE CLOSING CEREMONY

A STUDENT FROM SJK SIN MIN (C) TRONOH MINES TRYING A LONG JUMP AT NEWLY REBUILT LONG JUMP TRACK BY PRECSE MEMBERS

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Taylors University Launches Book

Inspired By Marginalised Children

KDU Students StageFirst Ever BroadwayMusical For Charity

The One Academy Students AttendGlobal Digital Marketing Seminar

Taylors University launched its first community inspired book entitled Almost HOME, consisting of

a compilation of inspiring stories from marginalised children. The initiative is a collective effort by the

universitys students and staff spearheaded by the Taylors University Centre for Languages. We applaud

our students and staff who selflessly shared their time and talents to develop this book. The objective of

the initiative was to share these first hand stories depicting various realities laced with hope and life values

with Malaysias youth nationwide. Through this project, Taylors University has also been able to humanise

learning by getting our students to learn outside the classroom. This is aligned to the universitys goal of

producing productive graduates in the local and global community, said Taylors University Deputy Vice

Chancellor, Pradeep Nair. The project began when students from Taylors University Centre for Languages were tasked with bringing community stories to the attention of todays younger generation. The students

kick-started the exercise by enlisting the assistance of teachers from schools which engaged with marginalised

children to organise an essay competition. Fifteen most impactful personal stories written by these children

were selected and adapted into short stories for the book. Illustrations were then developed by Taylors University students and staff to reflect the essence of the stories.

KDU University Colleges Diploma in Entertainment Arts students staged their first ever musical

performance called My Life is Like a Broadway Musical at the Damansara Performing Arts Centre

recently. The proceeds from the musicals ticket sales amounting to RM10,000 were donated to Rumah

Kanak-Kanak Angels Kuala Lumpur. KDU University College Vice Chancellor Professor Khong was full of

praise after the event. Congratulations to the students and lecturers who contributed to this electrifying

performance, especially to the director of this musical performance, our very own talented lecturer Gabbie

Ngoh. I believe this event has helped our students understand and learn various ways to market, brand and

position themselves in this competitive industry, following the footsteps of our current successful students

Elfira Loy and Neeta Manisha, he said. Rumah Kanak-Kanak Angels Administrator Belinda Chew, said, We

are grateful that KDU University College recognises and understands the needs of the community. As a higher

learning institution, it is admirable to teach and be role models to its students, highlighting the importance

of charity with a sincere heart in helping those in need. The musical performance featured original parodies

and remakes of the songs from Grease, High School Musical, Mamma Mia, Wicked and Hairspray.

The One Academy advertising students were

in for an informative experience when they

attended The Best of Global Digital Marketing

seminar at Technology Park Malaysia, Bukit Jalil.

The seminar was loaded with digital marketing

knowledge, featuring international field experts in

advertising & digital marketing from countries like

UK, France, Turkey, The Netherlands and Estonia.

At the seminar, advertising students learnt from

the case studies of famous international brands

such as Porsche, Volvo, Coca-Cola, Converse,

Anthon Berg, Smirnoff, Volkswagen and more.

There were video clips of commercials and brand

campaigns for students to pick up the tools of the

trade. Speakers that were on stage included UK-

born Author & EPICA Awards Jury Coordinator

Mark Tungate, Founder & Creative Director of

Achtung! from The Netherlands Mervyn Tendam,

Senior Digital Marketing Consultant from Turkey

Gamze Gurbuzatik and President & Founder of

Best Marketing International from Estonia Hando

Sinisalu. Each speaker shared in-depth insights

about the current digital media industry that is

growing rapidly each day, and how it influences

the current advertising trends. The One Academy advertising students learnt to understand

how important their role is in todays digital

communication world.

TALENTED STUDENTS: THE DIPLOMA IN ENTERTAINMENT ARTS STUDENTS GAVE THE AUDIENCE A SHOW OF A LIFETIME AND RECEIVED ACCOLADES FROM MANY.

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Theres A New Kid In Town! Located in the new mall, Nu Sentral which is situated in KL Sentral - Malaysias largest travel-and-transit

hub - this department store is Parksons 39th store in Malaysia. Its doors were opened to the public for

the first time on 28th March, after an official launch ceremony at 9am on the same day. About 500 guests

attended, including Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad Group Chief Operating Officer Encik Mohd

Imran Datuk Mohamad Salim, DTZ Nawawi Tie Leung Property Consultants Sdn Bhd Executive Director Ungku

Suseelawati Ungku Omar, Parkson Corporation Sdn Bhd Chief Operating Officer Mr Raymond Teo and Parkson

Corporation Sdn Bhd General Manager Ms Natalie Cheng. For this new store, Parkson has taken a leap in a

different direction from its other premier-positioned stores and has set up the store to be more youthful, hip,

urban and edgy for the community in and around KL Sentral. The ambience of the store projects a raw and

industrial atmosphere, punctuated with colourful and psychedelic areas throughout the four-level store. The

ground floor of the store is dubbed Young World where youthful and in-trend fashion collections are located,

followed by cosmetics, fragrances, handbags, shoes and accessories on the floor above. There is much to be

seen and experienced at this over-100,000 sq ft of modern shopping haven and many, many more goodies and

freebies to be enjoyed. Visit mailers.parkson.com.my for more fabulous details.

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U Mobile Sdn Bhd, Malaysias most dynamic and innovative mobile operator, officially introduced the U CARE

Plus 8, a comprehensive mobile device insurance and protection plan in partnership with Tecprotec. The plan

protects devices such as handphones, smartphones, phablets and tablets against accidental or liquid damage

for just RM8 a month or RM88 annually. It is available exclusively to all existing and new U Mobile postpaid

subscribers. The RM8 plan remains the most affordable device insurance and protection plan in the market.

The U CARE Plus 8 insures any new or existing devices purchased from U Mobile or third parties that is up to 10 months old. It comes with maximum 60 days worldwide coverage as well as free personal accident coverage of

up to RM2,000. The mobile device is also insured against the cost of repair or replacement for up to RM1,000

for accidental and liquid damage. In case the device is beyond repair, a replacement offer is also provided. This

means that U Mobile users can just walk into any U Mobile outlet, select their phone of choice, then pay the

price differential between sum insured and cost of the new device to walk home with a brand new device.

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Tony Romas

Opens Sixth Outlet Their story began one weekend in 1972 when founder, Tony, threw some ribs on the grill in his North

Miami, Florida home. The next four decades would see the full-service, family restaurant grow to over

150 locations on six continents, making it the largest casual-themed restaurant chain specialising in ribs

in the world. Closer to home, Tony Romas has unveiled its latest outlet at Citta Mall, Petaling Jaya to

offer its famous flame-grilled ribs to food enthusiasts. Known for its casual dcor and cosy ambience,

the restaurant chain serves its signature BBQ ribs, world famous onion loaf, steaks, chicken and seafood

entrees to thousands of guests every day. Bringing its signature combo of delectable Western cuisine and

warm hospitality to the neighbourhood, Tony Romas latest outlet spans over 3000 sq ft and houses a

canopied alfresco dining area. The restaurant can accommodate up to 130 people at any one time. True

to its mission, Great Food delivered by Professional, Friendly Team Members resulting in Guest loyalty...

Worldwide, Tony Romas continues to up the ante by ensuring a fresh and quality selection of dishes that

cater to food lovers everywhere.

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The ck one fragrance from Calvin Klein has always been a familiar icon in the fragrance industry. Highly sought after by urban youths, ck one continues to push boundaries with its new 2014 variants, the ck one RED EDITION for him and her. The black-and-red-themed launch party was held at Providence KL, The Intermark, with the iconic ck one signature flasks strategically and generously placed in various locations around the club for sniff tests. From what weve sampled, the ck one RED EDITION for women offers a new expression of freshness with its lingering watermelon scent whereas the ck one RED EDITION for men comes off as fruity yet bold and masculine. Even the bottle is emblazoned with the ck one logo in a red, powerful industrial typeface, distinguishing it from the other bottles in the ck one range! Sizzling, red, sexy, bold and definitely here to stay.

The ck one RED EDITION Sizzles

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ASUS Celebrates the Launch of ZenFone in Southeast Asia ASUS Chairman Jonney Shih, accompanied by CEO Jerry Shen, announced the availability of the ZenFone

series for Southeast Asia at a press event in Jakarta, Indonesia. For the first time, Southeast Asian customers

can experience the empowering luxury of the long-anticipated ZenFone, available in a range of sizes and

colours. All ZenFone models come with ASUS ZenUI, the all-new mobile user interface with over 1000

enhancements that make ASUS mobile devices even more fun and seamless to use. The ZenFone series

(ZenFone 4, ZenFone 5, ZenFone 6) incorporates beautiful design, high-quality materials and the seamless

functionality of ASUS ZenUI to bring empowering luxury to users. Available with screens ranging from four to

six inches and in a variety of striking colours, there is a ZenFone to match anyones needs and sense of style.

ZenFone 4 has a gorgeous four-inch display and is easy to personalise with swappable back covers available in

Charcoal Black, Pearl White, Cherry Red, Sky Blue and Solar Yellow colours. It supports Micro SD cards up to

64GB, giving plenty of room to store photos, videos, apps and more. ZenFone 5 comes with a spacious five-inch

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ZENFONE 4


HD IPS+ display that can even be used while wearing gloves. Its stunning design tapers to just 5.5mm at its

thinnest edge. ZenFone 5 is available in Charcoal Black, Pearl White, Cherry Red, Champagne Gold and Twilight

Purple colours. ZenFone 6 offers a fantastic six-inch HD IPS+ display complemented by SonicMaster audio

technology to deliver immersive entertainment experiences. It is equipped with a powerful 13-megapixel

camera for clear, high-resolution photos. ZenFone 6 is available in Charcoal Black, Pearl White, Cherry Red

and Champagne Gold colours. All ZenFone models feature Corning Gorilla Glass 3 screens for incredible

scratch resistance and durability. Among the ASUS ZenUI features is PixelMaster, a camera technology that

makes it effortless to capture memorable photos and videos in any lighting condition. The ASUS ZenUI also

includes two features - Whats Next and Do It Later - designed to free users from actively having to manage

the multitude of information they are confronted with daily and enable them to be more productive. For

more information on product details and the latest updates by ASUS, visit asus.com/my, facebook.com/

asusmalaysia or techinstyle.tv.

ZENFONE 5 ZENFONE 6

ZENUI LOCKSCREEN

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THE LATEST FROMSHOWBUSINESS

MAY 2014entertainmentnews

TGV Cinemas, one of Malaysias biggest operators and owners of premier multiplexes together with main prize sponsor Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (Mitsubishi

Motors) gave away two Mitsubishi Attrage SEs in conjunction with the conclusion of their Ultimate Giveaway Contest. Organised by TGV Cinemas, the aim of the

Ultimate Giveaway Contest which began on 12th December 2013 and concluded on 12th February 2014 was to reward their customers with prizes worth more than

RM300,000. Present to give away the cars were TGV Cinemas Chief Executive Officer, Gerald V. Dibbayawan and Marketing of Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia General

Manager, Hoffen Teh. As part of the prize giving ceremony, TGV Cinemas also gave away 10 Panasonic LED TVs, 10 Samsung Note 3s, 16 Samsung S4 smartphones, four

one-year Top Gun Access Passes and four exclusive movie screenings in the Luxe, Beanie and Standard halls respectively to some of the 1000 winners of the Ultimate

Giveaway Contest. TGV Cinemas is already planning for the second instalment of the Ultimate Giveaway. We cant reveal whats in store yet, but there will definitely be

more prizes up for grabs! So stay tuned! declared Dibbayawan.

Lucky Movie-goers Take Home

A Mitsubishi Attrage SE And Other Prizes

Skypark One Citys rooftop was transformed into a haven for the stars as the Voice Independent

Music Awards 2014 (VIMA 2014) kicked off. Hosted by C Loco and Masia One, the night was

filled with energetic music and great company as the winners were announced. VIMA 2014 Best Rock Song winner Shaneil Devaser impressed the crowd with an acoustic performance of

Sleep All Day while the real praises went to the winners of the Best Malaysian Vocalist awards.

In third place was vocal powerhouse Poova while second place was nabbed by Alex Subryn.

Bagging the first place was Lan from Hydra. Other notable awards included Best Pop Song Asia

which went to Nick and Best Rock Song Asia which went to Monkey to Millionaire. Pino-G of

the Philippines recorded an awesome win with the Best Hip Hop Song Asia award. On the local

front, our very own Malaysian darling Melissa Indot made us proud when she took home the

Best Dance Song Asia award. Masia One, on the other hand, made the Best Overall Female Act

of Asia award truly hers. The night came to an end with Poovas heartfelt dedication, a live cover

of Michael Jacksons You Are Not Alone in tribute to Malaysia Airlines missing flight MH370.

The Stars Shine At VIMA 2014


The late star Paul Walkers brothers will stand in for him to complete the seventh movie in the blockbuster franchise following the actors death. Walker had completed much of his part in filming Fast and Furious 7 before he died in November last year aged 40, in a high-speed car crash in California. Walker played Brian

OConner, an undercover federal agent. His brothers Caleb and Cody will replace him to finish shooting for the film. Our family experienced an unthinkable shock in

November. We had to take time to grieve Paul, the brother we love and lost, and to figure out if we should move on with our film. We came together and all felt the only choice was to continue. We believe our fans want that, and we believe Paul would want that too. Paul had already shot his dramatic scenes and most of his action for Fast and Furious 7, and its among the strongest work of his career, they said in a statement on the films Facebook page. They added, We have resumed shooting and

now welcome Pauls brothers, Caleb and Cody, into our Fast family. Caleb and Cody are helping us complete some remaining scenes for their brother and fill in small gaps left in production. Having them on set has made us all feel that Paul is with us too. The film is now due to be released on 10th April 2015.

Paul Walkers Brothers To Finish Fast and Furious 7

For a decade, popular TV series How I Met Your Mother (HIMYM) was so loved that it became ingrained in our personalities. We make jokes about them and even spoke like them, quoting them word for word, whether we realised it or not. What makes HIMYM fans so attached to Ted, Marshall, Lily, Barney and Robin? Maybe its because the cast was like a group of friends that the fans hung out with every week. As it is, the separation proved to be hard but with a finale that broke (some) hearts and frustrated the rest, it drove conversations on social media platforms into a frenzy. Fans, especially, are calling it the worst series finale ever! The good news is that HIMYM co-creator Carter Bays just announced that theyre releasing an alternative ending! Heres a bit of news: 16 days ago today we were in the HIMYM edit room, trying to decide between two very different endings. We only shot one script, but through edit room magic we had two possible outcomes for the series. We chose the ending we chose and we stand by it. But we loved the other version too, he explained. So get your hands on the complete series DVD box later this year for the alternative (and perhaps happier) HIMYM ending.

An Alternative Ending For And So, Kids..

SPOTLIGHT

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NEWS FROM THESPORTING ARENA

MAY 2014sportsnews

On pole position, Lewis Hamilton dominated the

Malaysian Grand Prix to take Mercedes second

victory of the season. Hamilton was joined on the

podium by his team-mate Nico Rosberg and Infiniti

Red Bull Racings Sebastian Vettel. Former world

champion Fernando Alonso finished fourth despite

colliding with Daniil Kvyat of Toro Rosso, followed

by Red Bulls Daniel Ricciardo and Ferraris Kimi

Raikkonen. Caterhams Marcus Ericsson crashed in

the first qualifying session, losing control of his car

and hitting into a wall. After the truly challenging

race, Hamilton said, Today was just incredible, how

much, firstly, it rained before qualifying and then

during the session it was very, very tricky out there

I think for everyone. Particularly at the end it was

almost impossible to see anything. During my last

lap I just couldnt see a thing behind (Force Indias

Nico) Hulkenberg. I couldnt see where the track

went, didnt know where the corners were, when to

brake. Vettel had different opinions altogether. Even

though he was only fractionally behind Hamilton in

qualifying, Vettel suggested Mercedes was the team

to beat Sunday. I think Mercedes as a team has the

best package. Theyve done a very good job across

the break, he told reporters.

Lewis Hamilton Wins The Malaysian Grand Prix

Laureus World Sports Awards 2014in Malaysia At a glorious awards night, the stars of world sport were honoured by Laureus at their annual World Sport

Awards, staged this time in Malaysia. Hosted by Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch, with the help of a Mike

Tyson-impersonating Jamie Foxx and German actor Daniel Bruhl, who played Niki Lauda in Rush, a whos who

of sports stars past and present were there to applaud the 2014 recipients of an award now recognised to be

one of the most prestigious in the global sporting calendar. Among many superstars of sports present on the

list included Mark Spitz, Seb Coe, Nadia Comaneci, Daly Thompson, Marvellous Marvin Hagler, Johan Cruyf,

Ruud Gullitt, Fabio Capello, Lewis Hamilton, Nico Rosberg, Bobby Charlton, Kapil Dev, Steve Waugh, Emerson

Fittipaldi, Sean Fitzpatrick, Tony Hawk, Michael Johnson, Edwin Moses and many more. The two main awards,

sportsman and sportswoman of the year, went to four-time Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel and

American swimmer Missy Franklin who, after winning an unprecedented six gold medals at last years world

swimming championships, became at 18, the youngest ever winner of the award. For the full coverage, flip to

pages 50 and 51.

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SELECTION OFNEW PRODUCTS

MAY 2014

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Darlie Expert Fresh ToothpasteIt contains a unique and advance formulation of active Zinc Citrate that will help curb bad breath by eliminating dental plaque and tartar. It efficiently removes oral bacteria and offers a protective layer to prevent any future build-up by ensuring that bacteria reduces by 42%. Get freshness that last up to 12 hours! Available in most stores retailing at RM11.90 each.

Adidas GET READY! Limited Edition Mens Fragrance

Making the most of the vibrant, optimistic

colours of Brazil, the packaging features

bright yellow, vivid green and solar blue

set against neutrals of black and grey. The

scent portrays a tropical fusion of fresh, juicy fruit

contrasted with natural aromatics and sensual

woods. The Get Ready! edt range comes in 50ml

(RM25.90) and 100ml (RM36.90).

Herbal Essences Touchable Moisture SeriesInfused with a high concentration of beauty essences, it coats each strand of hair with moisture to treat weakened hair. The soft scent lingers throughout the day, complemented by the osmanthus flower steeped in green tea. Available in 156ml (RM12.90) and 465ml (RM31.90).

Magnum Gold Introducing the worlds first golden ice cream. This latest innovation by Magnum comes with soft vanilla ice cream and a swirl of sea-salt caramel sauce, covered with an additional coat of gold Belgian chocolate. This premium selection is available for RM4.50 (single stick) or RM13.50 (multipack of three).

Follow Me Green Tea 6-in-1 Shampoo This multi-functional shampoo treats dandruff and relieves itchy scalp whilst controlling excessive flaking. It also gently cleanses the excess oil from the scalp and prevents hair fall by strengthening the hair fibres. Double packed with Trehalose and Olive Oil, these two ingredients lock moisture, deodorise scalp and give a refreshing scent and calming effect especially for those who wear shawls or tudungs. It retails at RM10.90 (350ml) and RM18.90 (680ml).

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When youre a busy bee at campus or at work, theres nothing wrong with using a few shortcuts. Here are some beauty tips to save you time, money,

and make your life a whole lot easier!

FAIL-PROOF BEAUTY TRICKS

MAY 2014

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FREE BROW BRUSHThe next time you replace your mascara (every three to six months to protect your eyes from bacteria), save the wand and run it through soap and water for a free brow spoolie!

QUICK FRESH HAIR Dry shampoo can be expensive. Try using a pinch of corn starch and massage it gently on your scalp until it absorbs most of the oil. If you think that using corn starch is yucky, baby powder works just as well too. It may be a little messy and can make your roots look like you have dandruff if you dont massage it thoroughly. So take some time to rub it in completely with your fingers.

DRY NAIL POLISH IN A JIFFYJust dip your painted nails into a bowl of ice water and wait until it no longer feels sticky.

FAST DRYING HAIRDont fancy going out with damp hair and no time to blow-dry? Use paper towels to soak up excess water instead of regular towels. Its effective and doesnt frizz your hair up.

SHARP SHADOWS Magic tape is your best friend! Line the tape from the corner of your eyelid to the edge of your eyebrow for a perfect guide. Use your finger or a clean brush to gently blend the harsh edges of eyeshadow to soften the look. Perfection!

EASY GLOWDont fret when youre out of your usual BB cream. Mix 1:1 ratio of foundation and moisturiser for fresh and dewy looking skin. Use a moisturiser that comes with SPF+++ so you can skip applying sunscreen separately to save time. Fabulous!

REVIVE DRY MASCARA Just add two to three drops of contact lens solution or eye drops and stir the tube with the wand. Voila, as good as new! Of course, the rule of thumb is not to pump your mascara because it pushes air in and dries out your mascara quickly. Also, if your mascara is too old, trash it because it is not worth saving.

EVERLASTING SEXY LIPSMake your lip colour last longer by blotting the first layer with tissue paper then gently dust a light layer of loose or translucent powder over your lips. Finally, add another layer of lipstick with a lip brush for that precise done-up pout.

CLUMP-LESS LASHES FOREVERSome new mascaras come with a wet and heavy formula. This may weigh your lashes down and cause clumping. A simple tip is to wipe off the excess product on the brush with tissue before application. Youll get those beautifully separated lashes every time!

MAKE YOUR PRODUCTS WORK OVERTIMERemember these formulas. Lipstick can double up as a cream blusher; lip balm works great to tame unruly brows; and matte brown eye shadow can be used to fill in those scanty brows and contour your face too. Multitasking your products will help you keep your makeup bag light and save your money too!

The moment you cheat for the sake of beauty, you know youre an artist.

David Hockney

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STOPOILY SKIN!

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With all the promises made to seduce you into buying products, its bound to get confusing and ultimately make you unsure of what to believe. Here are a couple of

common myths and facts that you should know about to help maintain clear skin.

MythI scrub my face every day to keep my skin clean.Its time to stop this habit because over-exfoliating your skin can strip skin of its essential oils and possibly spread bacteria. Its recommended to only scrub two to three times a week to remove dead skin cells.

MythOily skin doesnt age as easily.We wish this was true but the fact is that every persons skin will age as time passes. It may appear less visible on the skin because of the oil but premature ageing can still happen if its not cared for. So take note ladies!

FactSkin becomes drier with age. Its true, all skin becomes drier with age because your body naturally produces less moisture and natural oil over time. So, be glad that you have oily skin type!

MythSunscreen will cause more oil production. Not all sunscreens will increase oil production on your face. Most of the new and sophisticated formulations wont clog pores! Some even contain oil-absorbing microsponges to help keep skin matte.

MythI dont need to use moisturiser. Oily skin needs hydration too. Drying out oily skin may cause your body to produce even more oil. Remember, cleansing, toning and moisturising are the three basic skincare steps for all skin types. All you have to do is to pick the right moisturiser.

FactOily skin can be controlled. Definitely true. With a proper skincare regimen and lifestyle, shiny skin can turn to healthy, glowing skin. Using products that come with Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHAs) and Beta Hydroxy Acids (BHAs), and pairing them with a regular application of clarifying mask can not only help reduce the appearance of oily skin but also improve skin texture.

Weve heard so much of the dos and donts for oily skin but some of the quick fixes and regimens dont work as claimed.

This innovative skin-saver helps combat excess sebum and control surface shine while purifying and refreshing your complexion. It uses an active charcoal mask sheet that acts as a magnet to draw out dirt and unclog your pores. So dont get mad at oily skin, get MATTE at only RM8.90 per piece!

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SELECTED RANGE OFBEAUTY PRODUCTS beautycase

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Lucido-L Designing Pump Hair Jelly Smooth StraightA water-based jelly formula designed to achieve smooth straight hair. It contains Soy Bean PPT to repair damaged cuticles and to allow moisture to penetrate into the hair to control dryness. Price: RM18.90

MAY 2014

OXY Oil Control Mattifying GelSay goodbye to oily T-zone and shiny face with this moisturiser that mattifies the skin immediately upon application. With the new Triple Oil Control System, it also provides 24 hours of hydration for your skin and minimises the appearance of pores. Price: RM16.90

LOral Paris True Match Skin Idealizing BB CreamThe first Hyaluronic Moisture Aqua-infused BB cream allows you to achieve flawless skin while keeping it moist for up to 24 hours. It also comes with SPF 35 PA+++ for strong UVA and UVB protection. Price: RM49.90

Garnier PureActive Fruit Energy Its time to transform the morning routine with this fresh and fruity energising facial foam. It contains salicylic acid to purify skin and helps combat shine and open pores. The pomegranate and vitamin CG are known to boost your skins energy and give you a radiant glow. Price: RM10.90 (100ml)

BCL Browlash Ex Water Strong Creamy Eye Pencil This easy-to-draw crayon-tipped eyeliner contains Hyluronic Acid and Squalane to nourish and keep your lids moisturised. Its a long lasting twist-up pencil liner that glides smoothly without tugging harshly on your eyelids. Price: RM59.90

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STYLISH YETPRACTICAL SPORTSWEAR

MAY 2014

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Working out is hard enough and the last thing we want is to feel uncomfortable while hitting the treadmill. More importantly, you still want to look fabulous even when youre drenched in sweat. So weve picked out a list of practical, stylish and comfortable gym wear that will make you a head

turner as you work those extra kilos off.

STAY FASHIONABLEWHILE YOU BURN THOSE

ADIDAS JACKET > N/A

REEBOK ONE CUSHION RUNNING SHOES > RM399

REEBOK CROSSFIT SPORTS BRA > RM139

ADIDAS PADBRA TANK TOP > RM150

MAY 2014

A NEW TRENDSETTERIN TOWNfashionfeature

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If you love fashion, you will love this luxurious fashion label! Specialising in exclusive ready-to-wear, versatile pieces, this brand is created especially by Limkokwing University to meet the wants of its students as well as for the fashionable people out there.

Bold in the Universitys signature black colour, Limkokwing Fashion Club is inspired by a unique blend of urban flare and contemporary ethnic influences. This produces a practical and glamorous collection thats fit for day or night. Ranging from studded caps, sequined jackets, classy blazers, to casual and chic T-shirts, theres definitely something for everyone.

The University has created its name in the world of fashion after taking part in runway showcases in the fashion capitals of the world such as London, Paris and Osaka. With such international exposure, the brand seeks to support and promote young talents in the dynamic world of the fashion industry by giving their students a chance to create designs on campus in Cyberjaya, where the flagship store is located.

Limkokwing Fashion Club was the vision and dream of Limkokwing Universitys Brand and Talent

Development Associate Vice-President Dato Tiffanee Marie Lim. Being one of Malaysias most prominent icon of creativity and innovation, her passion for design has made this dream a reality not only for her on a personal note but more importantly for the creative young talents.

Watch Out! Watch Out! Limkokwing Fashion Club Is Here!

For more information:

Website: fashionclub.my

Facebook: facebook.com/LimkokwingFashionClub

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Calling all aspiring talents! Want to give modelling a try but unsure of where to start?

Have absolutely no clue what a portfolio is supposed to look like? Cant seem to nd aordable photography services? Let us

help you!

Priced at only RM80 per talent, our creative team at Campus Plus magazine is oering

professional portrait photography packages for your talent portfolio. All you need to do

is schedule a session with our creative team and leave the rest to us!

Campus Plus professional portraitphotography package includes:

Calling all aspiring talents! Want to give modelling a try but unsure of where to start?

Have absolutely no clue what a portfolio is supposed to look like? Cant seem to nd aordable photography services? Let us

help you!

Priced at only RM80 per talent, our creative team at Campus Plus magazine is oering

professional portrait photography packages for your talent portfolio. All you need to do

is schedule a session with our creative team and leave the rest to us!

Campus Plus professional portraitphotography package includes:

One hour studio photography Close up and full body shots

Four A5 photo cards Custom DVD of hi-res quality jpegs

One hour studio photography Close up and full body shots

Four A5 photo cards Custom DVD of hi-res quality jpegs

Inspired by the imagery of popular culture, art on fabric is back on the runway! From dresses to pants and oversized coats, watching artists works displayed on a model is akin to observing art on a moving gallery wall. So much colour, so much fun!

THE LATEST LOOKIN HAUTE COUTURE

MAY 2014

A POP OF ART!

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NOT SOPLAIN JOHNBored with your basic and monotonous outfits? Time to get inspired by patterns, textures, pictures and words to spice up your style. Nothing is too bold

for the runway or the streets. Remember, every little detail counts.


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THE HISTORY OF THE SLEEVELESS UNDERSHIRT

MAY 2014

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It was also heavily portrayed in movies such as A Streetcar Named Desire in 1951, Raging Bull in 1980, Once Were Warriors in 1994 and etc. In 1997, these tank tops were associated with popular subcultures such as street gangs and hip hop. Now, its simply known as a type of sleeveless shirt that can be worn as innerwear or outerwear.

The Big Hoo-HaAn uproar sparked when a website (www.wife-beaters.com) was launched in 2000, selling mens and womens tank tops imprinted with Wife Beater logo and offered shirts half priced to convicted abusers. The founder, James Doolin explained that he did not advocate violence and the site should be seen for its humorous side. His wife-beaters website also hosted other features such as music titled Smack My B***h Up and Wife Beater Hall of Fame page, spotlighting famous wife batterers

Wife-beaterspastlike Ike Turner and Mike Tyson. This certainly drew the ire of anti-domestic violence groups.

Some found the site extremely offensive while others considered it harmless. The National Organisation for Women President, Kim Gandy, said that it belittled domestic violence. It makes the idea of wife beating as something thats OK to joke about.

After numerous complaints to the FBI, Texas Attorney General and the Better Business Bureau, the site was finally removed from the internet in 2009.

A New EraThe term wife-beater is rarely used these days but the shirt itself has become a common attire for both men and women in this era. Available in many colours and designs, its a garment thats much loved by the runways and the streets, especially to beat the summer heat.

Before it became a popular style, the origin of the word Wife-Beater came from the stereotypical American image of a man wearing a white undershirt while physically abusing his wife.

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EXTREME SPORTS ARE ALSO KNOWN AS ACTION SPORTS, AGGRO

SPORTS OR ADVENTURE SPORTS. THESE ACTIVITIES OFTEN INVOLVE

A HIGH LEVEL OF DANGER E.G. EXTREME SPEED, EXTREME LEVEL

OF PHYSICAL EXERTION AND EXTREME HEIGHT WHICH REQUIRE

HIGHLY SPECIALISED GEAR.

Contrary to popular belief, extreme sports is not something thats new to the world. Dating back to

the 1950s, it started from the days of bullfighting, motor racing and mountaineering. Back then, only these activities were widely known as sports. The rest were considered just games. Imagine that! If we lived in the 1950s, youd have to be a bullfighter to be known as an athlete!

During the 1970s, David Kirke, Chris Baker, Ed Hulton and Alan Weston founded The Dangerous Sports Club of Oxford University. They first garnered wide public attention when they invented modern day bungee jumping and effectively changed the perception that bungee jumping was a novelty activity. The sport later made it to television with the first ever televised leap from Colorados Royal Gorge Suspension Bridge. Needless to say, it

became a craze for young people and is now an established industry for thrill seekers.

Then came the 1990s when extreme sports really took off and gained popularity. Previously not sanctioned by schools, extreme sports was picked up by marketing companies to promote the multi-sport event developed by ESPN called the X Games. By that time, it was clear that extreme sports tended to be more solitary than traditional (with the exception of rafting and paintballing). In fact, unlike basketball and football players, most extreme athletes tend to individually work on their craft without the guidance of a coach. Thus, it paved the way for individuals to push their respective limits and physical boundaries. The first X Games were successfully held in the US.

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WORTH THE RISK?

EXTREME SPORTS

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SPORTING AT A COST

MAY 2014by lainey

HOW EXTREME IS EXTREME?

Handgliding, skydiving, cliff jumping, biking (BMX, mountain biking), rock climbing, skateboarding and white water rafting are some of the more popular extreme sports. Extreme sports by nature can be extremely dangerous and is conducive to fatalities, near-fatalities and other serious injuries. Sometimes it would even involve treading along the brink of death. However, its these elements of imminent and inherent danger in these sports that the audience and the

athletes themselves find entertaining to a certain degree.

Here are some of the worlds most dangerous extreme sports:

1. CREEKING - This is a form of extreme white water kayaking. In the 1980s, as more durable kayaks were built, extreme kayakers used their ride to plunge off steep waterfalls. The adrenaline rush brought about by the plunge is further increased by the possibility of slamming onto jagged rocks or being sucked below by the deadly force of the churning water.

2. BASE JUMPING - This is the most dangerous recreational sport in the world, with one death recorded for every 2,317 jumps. Jumpers throw themselves off one of base structures such as buildings, antennas, spans, bridges or cliffs. Parachutes are then deployed for a safe landing. Unlike skydiving, you have a much shorter time of reacting in case a parachute fails. If the parachute does fail, death is almost certain.

3. TOW-IN SURFING - Surfers love to drop off from the highest wave crests, some of which are as tall as skyscrapers. Timing is everything as the waves move so quickly that it is extremely difficult to paddle onto

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CREEKING

TOW-IN SURFING BASE JUMPING


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them. However, the invention of the jet ski has solved this problem by being able to tow the surfers to the right spot at the right time. Surfing stars like Laird Hamilton and Dave Kalama can attest to the rush brought about by this technique. Of course, now that they are able to reach the top of the wave, they now face other dangers such as being thrown onto sharp reefs or being trapped underwater in a vicious roll when a wipe-out occurs.

4. FREE SOLOING - Rock climbing with all the necessary gear is already a technically difficult sport. Imagine removing all the safety ropes, harnesses and other equipment that can aid you in case you slip up. That is what free soloing is all about. Free soloists need to be able to support their entire weight using just their fingertips and toe tips, while maintaining intense concentration to stay on

the face of the rock lest they fall off. One tiny mistake and its game over.

5. WINGSUIT FLYING - Imagine flying off a tall structure like a superhero. Wingsuit flying entails jumping off a perch and gliding down to the ground while wearing a special suit. These suits have an estimated glide ratio of 2.5 metres for every metre of descent. Only those with experience of at least 200 skydives are allowed to try this sport. It is that dangerous.

6. ICE CLIMBING - This involves scaling formations of vertical ice, such as frozen waterfalls and cliffs covered with ice. The old method used for the sport is step cutting, which entails chipping out ice with an ice pick to create a foothold. Today, cramp-ons invented by the British in the early 20th

century allows climbers to fasten this toothed claw to their climbing boots. This has since been the basis of all advancements made in the sport. Of course, the aim is to speed up the climbing time and minimise the chance of getting frostbite because of the cold.

7. VOLCANO SURFING - This sport entails climbing up a volcano, then surfing down its side by sliding using plywood boards. The boards are reinforced by steel, metal or formica. You can do it while sitting down, though veterans of the sport can do it upright. It sounds easy enough, until you start hitting sharp volcano rocks.

8. CAVE DIVING - The famous marine scientist and explorer Jacques Cousteau pioneered this sport. It entails diving into underwater caves. And that is where the danger lies. In

FREE SOLOING

ICE CLIMBING VOLCANO SURFING

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case your equipment fails, the cave makes it hard for divers to make a quick ascent to the surface. Strong underwater currents are also notoriously unpredictable. Visibility is also a problem because any sudden movement will stir up sediments and disorient the diver.

9. HIGHLINING - We have all seen the tightrope act in the circus. Some clown will cross a high and tightly taut wire while using a balancing pole with a net below to catch him in case he makes a misstep. In highlining, the wire is also located high up in the air. But that is where the similarity ends, as in highlining, there is no balancing pole, no net to catch you in case you fall, and the wire is not stabilised and taut. Crossing a slack wire is infinitely more difficult than a taut one. Combine that with the absence of a safety net, the danger level is increased exponentially.

10. KITE SKIING - As if snow skiing was not exciting enough, some extreme sportsmen have invented kite skiing. It entails the use of a traction kite and a harness to pull a skier across the snow and into the air. While this is ideal in wide-open fields or frozen lakes, there are some who have taken the sport even further and have kite skied downhill along snow-covered mountainsides.

* Source: http://www.therichest.com/expensive-lifestyle/entertainment/the-top-ten-most-extreme-sports-in-the-world/

BUT IS IT REALLY DANGEROUS?

Spurred by wide media coverage, extreme sports are no longer defined by their counter-culture and non-traditional roots. Still, a large majority of the audience would think

twice or three times before taking it up themselves. Parents especially would have major reservations about supporting their kids decision to make any extreme sport his or her hobby.

In 2013, millions watched as 25-year-old Caleb Moore attempted a back flip on his snowmobile during the Winter X Games, only to wind up in an ambulance after being knocked unconscious during a crash landing. His death a few days later immediately raised real questions about the lure of such events to young daredevils, the appeal to viewers and the responsibility of organisers.

HIGHLINING KITE SKIING

CAVE DIVING

CALEB MOORE


Having said that, we hear from the legend Tony Hawk himself, the worlds skateboarding poster boy (or rather, man) and ambassador

of the so-called dangers of extreme sports.

CAMPUS+ What were some of the most serious injuries you have sustained?TH: Ive had one broken bone (elbow), countless scrapes and sprains. But my most serious injuries were two concussions. I woke up and discovered that my front teeth were gone (the first time) and fake ones gone on the second time.

CP: The 900, your most amazing trick, looks dangerous! Is skateboarding dangerous?TH: Its a competitive sport but I dont want to say that its dangerous. Skateboarding is not about being a daredevil; its mostly just to push conceived limits. You dont cheat death, you just want to make possible what people think is not possible. Of course, getting hurt is part of the process, but its very calculated. You just need to know how to get out of a dangerous situation when you challenge yourself.

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CP: Any advice for the aspiring skateboarders and extreme sports athletes?TH: Learn the basics, learn to fall, have proper safety equipment, learn perseverance and follow your heart.

Today, 46-year-old Tony Hawk is still known as one of the top skateboarders in the world. In his 17-year career, he won more than 70 skateboarding contests, started his own skateboarding company (Birdhouse) and even has a successful line of video games and skateboarding videos. Hes also currently spearheading the Tony Hawk Foundation (founded in 2002), where he provides grants and technical assistance for new parks, especially in low-income areas.

TONY HAWK

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EXTREME BUT REAL FACTS

MAY 2014

SOME OF THE

WORLDS TOP

EXTREME SPORTS

ATHLETES INCLUDE:

FUN FACTS ABOUT EXTREME SPORTS

Despite the inevitable injuries, extreme sport athletes are not going to stop. As a matter of fact, theyre undoubtedly stepping up their training, pushing their limits and mastering the next big trick. In years to come, their stunts will become more challenging and their performances will be more exhilarating. Why?

Because there clearly is a demand. Lets look at some numbers:

Each year, USD100 million is spent on media covering more than 300 extreme sports competitions around the world.

In the United States, there are more than 1800 skateboarding parks, up from 200 in 1996.

Extreme sports generate USD12.1 billion in annual US retail sales.

In 2009, more than 22 million athletes participated in sports like snowboarding, BMX riding, surfing and skateboarding.

Its true. Extreme sports is here to stay. Closer to home, theres OXBOLD, one of the widest integrated extreme sports company in Malaysia with offerings of aerial, land, water and eco sports packages. The best part is that the company is owned and operated by extreme and action sports enthusiasts. Ready for an adventure or two? Hit them up in the links above and dont hold your breaths, peeps!

DANNY WAY

MATT HOFFMAN

MIKE LAROCCO

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DANNY WAY, 40, SKATEBOARDERFirst person to ever jump over the Great Wall of China and go on to do it four times.

DALLAS FRIDAY, 28, WAKEBOARDERRecipient of multiple Best Rider of the Year and Best Female Wakeboarder of the Year awards.

MATT HOFFMAN, 42, BMX RIDER10-time World Vert Champion and six-time X Games Medallist, credited for inventing over a 100 tricks and title holder for the Guinness Book of World Records highest air achieved on a BMX bike over a 24-foot quarter pipe.

LYN-Z ADAMS-HAWKINS, 21, SKATEBOARDER Eight-time X Games Medallist and is sponsored by numerous companies, including Volcom and Oakley.

MIKE LAROCCO, 43, MOTOCROSSHolds the record for most race starts and was consistently seen on the winners podium year after year during his 19-year professional career.

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THE REAL DEAL ON EXHILARATION

MAY 2014

careerchatby lainey

TAKING IT TO THERACE TRACK

INTHE SKY

THEY SAY THAT THE SKY IS THE LIMIT BUT ONE MAN HAS, FOR YEARS NOW, CHALLENGED

THAT SAYING. INTRODUCING, PETER BESENYEI, A RENOWNED HUNGARIAN

AEROBATICS PILOT AND WORLD CHAMPION AIR RACER.


PETER BESENYEI

WHEN YOU FLY THESE AIRPLANES YOU HAVE TO STUDY THEM MORE

THAN THE TECHNICIANS. THE MAIN THING IS TO

HAVE A SAFE RACE AND LEARN FROM IT

Born on 8th June 1956, Peter says he first became interested in flying and had dreamt of flying when he was a child. In 1921, he watched the World Aerobatic Championships,

which fuelled his determination and later cemented his decision to pursue his dreams. At the tender age of 15, he flew a glider for the first time and by the time he turned 20, he entered his first flying competition by piloting a glider. It was as though he was meant for it as he finished in second place.

He went on to become an aerobatic pilot, specialising in free-style aerobatics and won several titles in national and international championships. In fact, he also spurred a number of inventions of new original flying moves such as the knife-edge spin. In 1982, he won his first Austrian National Championships gold medal. In 1995, two gold and two silver medals and he was named the most successful aerobatics pilot of his time. In 2001 Peter flew upside down under the Szchenyi Chain Bridge that spans the river Danube in Budapest, a manoeuvre that became a standard in air races today. It was that same year that Austrian energy-drink company Red Bull asked him to help develop the concept of an air racing competition.

Today, hes a driving force behind the creation and development of the Red Bull Air Race and is sometimes referred to as the Godfather of the sport because of his pioneering work in perfecting the high-speed, low-level format. The Red Bull Air Race is a fantastic opportunity to fly low at high speeds. I really enjoy the racing and the way we fly. Its a great challenge and a great adventure. Theres nothing comparable anywhere, he said.

The first Red Bull Air Race was held in 2003 in Zeltweg, Austria. After only two years, the competition became a worldwide organisation of the Red Bull Air Race World Series! Needless to say, Peter was a top title contender in the first five years of the sport, taking first overall in the inaugural 2003 season, second three years running from 2004 till 2006 and third in 2007.

However, like any other competition, there are potential dangers of air racing. In fact, the process of choosing the most daring pilots with skills and courage to handle the extreme physical and mental challenges of the air race is a long and careful one. For Peter, he cannot stress enough that safety must always come first. He remarked, Like any other activity, aerobatic flying should be done the right way, my rule is to never show more than what I can do. When you fly these airplanes you have to study them more than the technicians. The main thing is to have a safe race and learn from it.

To date, he has flown all the aircraft used in the Red Bull Air Race, including the Zivko Edge 540, the Extra and the MXS. He progressed to become one of the most popular sportsman in his native Hungary for years thanks to his unrivalled flying successes. He was also

closely involved in the development of a special new plane called the Corvus Racer that had its debut in the middle of the 2010 season.

But what about the other things that he does? He says that hes currently a test pilot for the Hungarian Aviation Office and a flying instructor for aerobatic pilots on Zivko Edge 540. On the days when hes not busy chasing clouds, Peter also enjoys car racing, skiing, sky diving, fishing and photography.

Oh, you know, like any ordinary 58-year-old man.The Red Bull Air Race World Championship will

be back in the skies with an exhilarating seven city, seven-race series. For the first time ever, Malaysia will be hosting Southeast Asias most thrilling motor sports competition in the sky. The historic race will be held on 17th and 18th May (Saturday: Qualifying and the Challenger Cup, Sunday: Finals) in the majestic city of Putrajaya, where the race track for the aerial action will be happening at the heart of the city; the sprawling, scenic 600-hectare man-made Putrajaya Lake.

LIKE ANY OTHER ACTIVITY, AEROBATIC FLYING SHOULD BE DONE THE RIGHT WAY, MY RULE IS TO NEVER SHOW MORE THAN WHAT I CAN DO

For more information, visit www.redbullairrace.com/en_MY

THE WORDS SPELLCHECKWONT AGREE WITH

MAY 2014

{LINGO}TANGO!

If your parents are confused each time you text them or speak to them, who can blame them?

featureby lainey

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It seems like todays younger generation have implemented their own language which only they and their peers can understand. To everyone else, it might

sound almost foreign, or as some might put it, similar to a chicken trying to understand a duck. Wouldnt you agree? Take a look at these examples of the new lingo:

ArvoGone were the days where we used full, functioning words. During our parents time, instead of arvo, one would actually say afternoon. Between then and now, were not sure how afternoon got shortened to noon (although it still made sense) and now, Arvo? How did that even come about?

ChillaxA bit of a no brainer because this ones not that hard to figure out. We remember a time when our parents would say, rest or relax or even rest and relax, but never chillax. Chillax is basically a combination of both chill and relax. By the way, by chill, we dont mean stick yourself into a fridge right now. It basically just means take it easy or in some cases, calm down. Who in the first place thought of combining the words chill and relax? Weve no idea but chillax, alright? Its no biggie!

JackingThe term doesnt mean something Jack or someone else is doing thats so typically Jack, neither is it short for jacking off, which means something else thats obscene altogether. Jacking, in our day, is short for hijacking, which, to us, is translated to stealing. Lets not blame our parents for being confused when we say things like, But he was jacking my style!.

YOLOFunny how people these days have grown so accustomed to using YOLO at the end of almost every suggestion or decision. For example, Yeah, I think Ill go skydiving although Im a little acrophobic. YOLO! or I cant take spicy food but sure, pass me that Sriracha sauce. YOLO!. As strange as it sounds, YOLO is actually an acronym for you only live once. Its kinda like wanting to imply, Lets just do it!.

DopeIn the world of hip hop, dope is a common term for a drug or drugs taken for recreational purposes. Beginning from the early 90s, dope became an informal term for a stupid person. However, in the world of Gen Y, when mentioned in passing e.g. Yo, that shirt is dope! or Daft Punks comeback album is so dope! , it means cool or very good. Yes, people. Like what it does to the human race, evolution involves language too.

HavocYour average dictionary will tell you that havoc means destruction, devastation or disorder, all of which sounds nothing like what it means in Gen Y lingo. Havoc is usually used to describe something amazing or unbelievable. Ways to use it would be, Wow, the turnout for FMFA 2014 was havoc! I heard there were about 85,000 people! or What? J-Card day at Mid Valley Megamall, again? Havoc!. Something like that. We know, we know. So dope, right?

As strange as it sounds, YOLO is

actually an acronym for you only live once

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arts&culture

IS IT REBELLIOUS OR ART?

compiled by lainey MAY 2014

While were still on the topic of extreme sports in this issue, we thought that itd only be apt to speak to an artist of a different kind. Oh, you know, the one who makes jumping, grinding

and kickflip-ping an art. Yes, if you guessed skateboarding, youre absolutely right.


OPPOSITE PAGE | FARRIS RAHMAN, THE 19-YEAR-OLD SK8ER WONDER

NEVER LET ANYONE TELL YOU THAT YOUR

DREAM IS TOO BIG OR UNACHIEVABLE BECAUSE IF YOU WORK HARD FOR IT, YOU CAN DEFINITELY

DO IT!

Growing up a shy and socially awkward boy, Farris Rahman never thought hed ever make it this far into skateboarding. But made it, he has, and even he has several accolades to show for it!

19-year-old Farris Rahman first started skateboarding at a very young age. By the time he was six years old, he had already participated in countless local and global competitions. 12 years later, hes ranked amongst the top 50 skateboards in the world. Today, his accolades have earned him a coveted spot in Red Bulls stable of sportspeople, big names that youd definitely recognise such as Sebastian Vettel, Thierry Henry and Neymar. Whats the best part about being Farris, you ask? We think that his most outstanding quality is the fact that despite having everything going for him, hes still a down-to-earth teenager. A hardworking one, at that.

Why do we say so? Find out in our exclusive interview with the sk8erboi!

CAMPUS+: For those who are not already in the know, tell us a little bit about what you do? FR: Im 19 years old and Im a skateboarder.

CP: What was your first skateboarding memory? FR: I started skateboarding when I was four years old. I saw my brother playing with a skateboard and I thought it was pretty cool.

CP: Has extreme sports, especially skateboarding, always been your thing? FR: Ive tried a couple of other sports over the years but it didnt gave me the same satisfaction as skateboarding does.

CP: What was your experience like, from your first competition? FR: I remember my first overseas competition. I was really excited! However, I didnt really take it as a serious competition because my main purpose was to have fun but somehow, I was noticed by the crowd (maybe because I was small and fun-sized) and that actually got me an invitation to Phuket for another skateboarding event. That was when I realised that skateboarding would give me the opportunity to travel places. So, thats cool.

CP: What do you think is the biggest misconception about skateboarding? FR: People think that its a very rebellious sport and only the punks and gangsters do it. The fact is that Ive seen so many skateboarders from various backgrounds. Its definitely wrong to stereotype skateboarding as a sport for the rebellious.

CP: Has this misconception changed over the years?FR: Yes, definitely. In US, skateboarding is very much

celebrated and recognised as a professional extreme sport. Though, in Asia, the awareness is picking up rather slowly thus the old mentality is still there.

CP: How many hours do you put into practising? FR: If I have school, most of my weekdays are dedicated to my studies. Ill try to squeeze in about two to three days for practise. However, during school holidays, my practise days can take up to five days.

CP: How do you stay fit for a competition? FR: As much as I would like to say that I go to the gym, I really dont. Im the original couch potato (laughs). I dont really do much. I guess how I stay on top of the game is by not smoking and not consuming alcohol.

CP: What are some of the personal goals that you are currently working on? FR: My current goal is to compete in the professional skateboarding competitions in US or Europe because I want to be exposed to opportunities overseas. I hope to be able to achieve that within two to three years.

CP: How are you planning to achieve your goals? FR: At the moment, youll need an invitation from the organising committee to be able to join such competitions and to get an invitation, youll need to make a name for yourself first. Thus, Im working on joining as many overseas competitions as I can, in hopes of making an impression and making the cut for the professional skateboarding competitions.

CP: Taking skateboarding out of the question, what do you do for fun? FR: I tell lame jokes, haha! Other than that, I do like video games, reading books about space, etc. Pretty much what a typical guy likes.

CP: How do you strike a balance between attending class and skateboarding? FR: Its not easy but I give my 100% in everything that I do. Different people have different ways in juggling things but I guess youll just have to find your own ways to work it out.

CP: Any advice for those interested to pursue skateboarding like you? FR: Never let anyone tell you that your dream is too big or unachievable because if you work hard for it, you can definitely do it!

Website: www.redbull.com/cs/Satellite/en_SG/Profile/Farris-Rahman-021243327774350

Facebook: www.facebook.com/farris.rahman.9

Instagram: instagram.com/farrisrahman

FARRIS RAHMAN

ITS DEFINITELY WRONG TO STEREOTYPE SKATEBOARDING AS A SPORT FOR THE REBELLIOUS

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Held at Istana Budaya in Kuala Lumpur, the awards ceremony was hosted by British actor Benedict Cumberbatch while Oscar and

Grammy winner Jamie Foxx performed to the star-studded audience of esteemed VIPs, sports guests and sports celebs.

As the sports guests and sports celebs arrived on the glamorous blue carpet, we pulled American swimming superstar, 18-year-old Missy Franklin aside and asked her who she was most excited to see. With a beaming, million-dollar smile, she simply said, Everyone! Im really very grateful and so pleased I was able to come - its during my spring break so I am not missing any school!

She bagged the Laureus World Sportswoman of the Year award later that night.

Two other exciting young sports stars of their generation, who have proved world-beaters despite their age, were also honoured at the 2014 Laureus World Sports Awards. Germanys Sebastian Vettel, the youngest four-time Formula One world champion in history at 26, was named Laureus World Sportsman of the Year while Spains Marc Mrquez received the Laureus Breakthrough of the Year Award, after winning the World MotoGP Championship at just 20 years and 266 days.

SPORTS CELEBS GRACE EVENTIN KUALA LUMPUR

MAY 2014

eventsby lainey

Honoured At The 2014 Laureus World Sports AwardsThis year, Malaysia played host to the international sporting calendars premier event, the Laureus World Sports Awards.

SEBASTIAN VETTELMISSY FRANKLINLEWIS HAMILTON TONY HAWK


DATUK LEE CHONG WEIYB TUAN HAJI KHAIRY JAMALUDDIN

JAMIE FOXX FABIO CAPELLO

HANS ISAACDATO SITI NURHALIZA

ERIC CANTONA

For full biographies of winners and nominees,

visit www.laureus.com

The awards were announced in seven categories. The full list of winners are:

LAUREUS WORLD SPORTSMAN OF THE YEARSebastian Vettel

LAUREUS WORLD SPORTSWOMAN OF THE YEARMissy Franklin

LAUREUS WORLD TEAM OF THE YEARBayern Munich

LAUREUS WORLD BREAKTHROUGH OF THE YEARMarc Mrquez

LAUREUS WORLD COMEBACK OF THE YEARRafael Nadal

LAUREUS WORLD SPORTSPERSON OF THE YEARWITH A DISABILITYMarie Bochet

LAUREUS WORLD ACTION SPORTSPERSON OF THE YEARJamie Bestwick

There were two additional Awards: the Laureus Spirit of Sport Award was presented to the Afghanistan Cricket Team and the Laureus Sport for Good Award was presented to Magic Bus, the sports-based community project in India.

BENEDICT CUMBERBATCHFELIPE MASSA

DAVID COULTHARD DATUK NICOL ANN DAVID

MAYA KARIN JACLYN VICTOR

GO GREEN & THRIFTY

MAY 2014

lifehacks/diycompiled by lainey

Never BuyCleaning Products Again!If youve taken a trip down the cleaning aisle at the supermarket recently, the prices of cleaning products will shock you. Or if youve ever studied the ingredients of household cleaners, youd probably notice the types of harsh chemicals in it. Also, lets not forget that some of these commercial cleaners emit fumes and are in no way environmentally friendly.

Window cleaner

So what is the best way to go around it without loading your shopping cart with a different cleaner for each surface, floor and sink in the house? Make your own cleaning products of course! Not only will you save money and reduce the use of chemicals in your home, most of the following concoctions are safer for the environment. More importantly, these can be made using products from your pantry.

You need: A spray bottle, baking soda,

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