FOR MORE DETAIL INFORMATON, PLEASE VISIT Please share and spread the word. Thank you in advance.

http://gallery.ariffinaris.com//index.php?do=photocart&viewGallery=10036#page=1

Please share and spread the word. Thank you in advance.

Fund raising for adik Faris Shamrulismawi, son of our good friends.

Canvas print price – RM2500/pc. Half of printing cost is covered by us and the other half is covered by purchaser, which is RM500. Total printing cost amounted to RM1000.00 The balance will be remitted to Shamrulismawi account.

Canvas size for normal size photo – 32″ x 48″
Canvas size for normal size photo – 23″ x 56″

All prints are delivered personally by us.

Payment can be made to:

Arniati Resources
MBB 512183122372

Please drop us an email once you’ve made the purchase.

Thank you for your contributions.

Sincerely,
Vedd and Ariffin

More info can be found below:

1) http://abra.alambudiman.net/berita/218-adik-faris-perlukan-andaperlukan-anda

2) http://www.mazidulakmal.com/2012/02/stm.html

3) Shamrulismawi FB page

We should be proud and grateful that the scene is growing and growing lately. This new skateshop (mainly focused on longboards) called Jugnle Skateshop just recently open by friends from The Brodos.
JUNGLESKATE board shop,
BT-28,
Wan’s Central PJU 10/3C,
Damansara Damai,
47830 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor.

OPENS AT:
Tuesday & Wednesday: 1.30 p.m – 8.30 p.m
Thursday & Friday: 2.30p.m – 9.00 p.m
Saturday & Sunday: 10.00 a.m – 5.00 p.m
(Closed on Mondays)

DESCRIPTION:
-Selling longboard stuff : decks, trucks, wheels, bearings, sefety gears & etc
-Does repairs and service on longboards
-Longboard Downhill, freeride, cruiser, sliding, bowl, dancing.
-search and ride..
-from longboarder to longboarder..

Also can find them on facebook :  Jungleskate LB

Bodyboard Mens Open

Bodyboard Mens Open
1st – Zarin
2nd – Bobee
3rd – Apek
4th – Hussin

Surfing Mens Open
1st – Mamat
2nd – Yen
3rd – Didaq
4th – Semmy

Best local surfer (Tioman)
Soyok
Adam

The boys from Cherating dominate the event…viva Cherating!!

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Semmy,Didaq,Mamat and Yen From Cherating in the final.Cherating Rules!!!!

Photos by Tioman Boardriders.

25th January 2012

Hi again, it has been flat since one week. That’s the longest waiting period in this season so far. The Chinese New Year celebration brought lots of visitors to Cherating, Pahang Malaysia. Lucky there has been small waves, so the conditions were good for giving some surf lessons and for all the beginners that never tried surfing before. We had 8 persons from Singapore that took our Surf lessons on Monday. It was a really sunny and hot day and fun waves out there. Every one had a good time  and enjoyed the session. For more information concerning our surfing classes/lessons or packages just mail us at cheratingpoint@googlemail.com or visit our Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/pages/Cheratingpoint/167748306629359 or call us at +60129337590 (Aril/ZairilZainal).

Warming  up from Matahari Guess house to Cherating point

Encik Awang giving the brief and some basic tips

Packages

Package 1A: ” Learn to Surf Weekend – Standard”
• 3 surf lessons (individual or group)
• All equipment hire for each lesson, plus 3 hours practice
• Accommodation (standard fan guesthouse) for 2 nights

Lessons

All lessons run for 1.5hrs and include equipment hire, plus use of board for 1 hour additional practice

Board Rental

if you want to hire surf photographer also can…..just call us or mail us .Have a good day enjoy your week….!!

16th-20th January.

Its been flat since the last monday.Flat as a lake….! There’s been no surf since then.We park our boat near by Chendor beach, and it is time to bring back the boat back to Cherating.Was supper sunny week and its time for prawn fishing.

First trips with Flo and Stephan (From Germany)

We had to fix the motor to the boat.Was kept at Somad place near by Chendor village.

Mamat was explaining them about the mangroove management

Flo first catch and been so happy

Stephan first catch

Some of the catch on that day…..

Yan, Mazlan and June (ex-Payung guest house owner)

Yan from Holland

Mania First catch

Other pirate team from Cherating

Cheratingpoint also provide Saltwater and river fishing depend on the season.

duration 4 hours with fishing equiptment. charges rm400.00 per trips and up to 6 person per trips.For more information just mail us or call us at +60129337590 (Aril/ZairilZainal).

Tioman Boardriders is a Tioman local surf community aiming to promote surfing in Tioman as well as promoting Tioman as a monsoon season tourist destination. Surfing has become an increasingly popular sports especially among youth in Malaysia. Tioman locals has been surfing the local surf breaks for 10 years. Tioman is less known for surfing compared to diving or snorkeling. Tioman Boardriders is trying to encourage local surfing talent to compete.

Island Channel & Tioman Cabana proudly present Tioman Surfing Event 2012.
Host: TIOMAN BOARDRIDERS

Main Sponsor:
Tourism Malaysia

Co-sponsors:
Qbiq Edar
Juara Mutiara
Coral Reef
Tioman Dive Centre
Swiss Cottage
Sinar Tioman Enterprise

 Event Itinerary

Date: 3rd-5th February 2012
Venue: Juara Beach, Tioman, Pahang
Divisions: Surf Open, Body-board Open

3rd February 2012 – Day 1
- Registration, Rules & Safety Briefing
- Beach Cleanup
- Free surf session
- Dinner & Opening ceremony

4th February 2012 – Day 2
- Surf Contest
- Surf Clinic for Visitors
- Free surf session

5th February 2012 – Day 3
- Surf Contest
- Surf Clinic for Visitors
- Free surf session
- Prize Giving Ceremony
- Dinner & Closing Ceremony

Please email to tiomanboardriders@gmail.com for details and registration

Getting to Tioman

Fly to Tioman
Berjaya Air has direct 40minute flights from Singapore (Seletar Airport) and Kuala Lumpur (Subang Airport) to the airport at Tekek Village on Tioman. http://www.berjaya-air.com
Ferry
From Mersing, the ferries (150 passengers) can take up to 3 hours. Tickets cost RM 35 each way and they leave every two to three hours between 07:30 and 18:00.
Getting to Mersing
Mersing lies on peninsular Malaysia’s east coast, around 3 hours’ drive north-east of Singapore. If you are relying on public transport, you may need to spend the night in Mersing in order to catch the early morning ferry or boat to the island. Book well in advance if your trip coincides with the weekend or Singaporean and Malaysian public and school holidays.
Take a bus
From Johor Bahru (Larkin Bus terminal) take the Causeway Link, Transnational or S&S Express bus to Mersing (2.5-3 hours; about RM 10 each way): An alternative is to take the local bus between Johor Bahru and Kota Tinggi and then transfer to the local bus between Kota Tinggi and Mersing.
From Singapore (Lavender St. Terminal) take the Transnational bus to Mersing (3 to 4 hours). Tickets cost around RM 12 (in Malaysia) / SGD 27 (in Singapore) each way.
From Kuala Lumpur take the Transnational bus to Mersing (5 hours). Tickets cost around RM 23.
From elsewhere in Malaysia: Transnational, S&S Internasional and other bus companies that serve destinations along the east coast (Kuala Terengganu, Kuantan, Kota Bahru etc.) mostly stop at Mersing as well. S&S Internasional also has a service from Melaka.
Take a taxi
From the Johor Bahru Larkin bus station, you can charter a taxi to Mersing. The cost is around RM 100 and the journey takes around 2 hours. To get to Larkin from Singapore, take a shared taxi from the Queen St. bus terminal (S$ 10 per person). You can also charter taxis from Tanjung Leman (1 hour, RM 70-100) and Kota Tinggi (1 hour, RM 70-100).
Drive
From Singapore cross the border to Johor Bahru and Malaysia at the Causeway and continue down Jalan Wong Ah Fook. Keep an eye open for the left-hand side exit and flyover to Kota Tinggi. Continue east on the Tebrau highway and follow the signs to Kota Tinggi. From Kota Tinggi, the way north to Mersing is clearly signposted on Route 3. The journey should take around 3 hours.
From Kuala Lumpur the most common option is via the PLUS highway (E2) to the south, exiting at Segamat and continuing east on Route 50 through Kluang to Mersing. Alternatively, take the East Coast Highway (E8) from KL to Kuantan and Route No 3 southwards through Pekan and Rompin to Mersing.

Getting to Kampung Juara

Kg. Juara can be reached by water taxi (boat), by 4 wheel drive (4WD) taxi or u can go for a jungle walk from Kampung Tekek. You can get to Kg Tekek by boat from Mersing Jetty or by Berjaya Air flight. During monsoon season, water taxis are not available, you can either take the 4WD taxi or walk. Walking will take approximately 2 hours while 4WD taxi journey will take about 35 minutes. You can take 4WD taxis from Kampung Tekek Jetty and Tioman airport.

Coral Reef Holidays
Kampung Tekek, Tioman Island,
Phone: 609-4191868

Samudra Swiss Cottage
Lot 520 Kampung Tekek
Tioman Island
Tel/Fax Malaysia: 09-419 16 42
Email: contact@samudra-swiss-cottage.com

http://www.samudra-swiss-cottage.com

Accommodation in Kampung Juara

Juara Mutiara Resort
Juara Village ,Tioman Island
Phone: 609-4193161/012-3158057
Fax: 609-4193163
E-Mail: shahrol@juaramutiararesort.com

http://www.juaramutiararesort.com

Beach Shack Chalet
Juara Mentawak Beach, Tioman
Phone: 012-6961093, 09-4193148
Email:izanhussain@yahoo.com

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Beach-Shack-Tioman/132907510064237

For more information please visit Tioman Development Authority website.http://www.tioman.gov.my

Date: 28th – 29th January 2012
Time: 9 a.m onwards
Organisers: Generation Now & Gandom Surf Society
Entry Fee: RM40
Category: Baring / Body Board (Malaysian open), Berdiri / Surfboard (T.C Close)

THICKPIPEs 2012 promo from pineapplehouse on Vimeo.

Cameraman: Kecikgnome (CANON60D)
Editing: Kecikgnome. (PREMIERE PRO & AFTER EFFECT CS5)

Artist: Olli Fraenkel (ASIE.ONE)

Olli Fraenkel’s inspiration comes from the environment that surrounds him. At an early age, his

fascination of graffiti-styled artwork began with building walls, concrete pavements, and

automobiles and trains – virtually everything that people wanted to turn from dull gray to a

vibrant expression of their space.

A graduate of  McVision school in graphic design, Olli specialized in desktop publishing works and

corporate identity design. But a nomadic lifestyle combined with his love for surfing took him away

from his home country of Germany to adventures across the world. He continued to draw upon

the inspiration from the people he met and the places he went during his travels.

Then several years ago, he stumbled upon Indonesia during his travels. The vast cultural

similarities and divides between the islands of the country truly inspired him to venture deeper

into his love of the world of art, and to share his style of artwork with communities.

SHOP AND GALLERY

All throughout Seminyak, Bali, instances of Olli Fraenkel’s work can be seen on clothing,

paintings, prints, and other mediums. And in 2011, he will take the artwork from the streets into

a dedicated gallery.

www.asieone.com

aerosoul.shop  l  phone: +62 21 5799 8990  l  olli@asieone.com

“Bermain air basah, bermain api hangus.”

(Playing with water…wet.Playing with fire…burned.)

asie.one  l  aerosoul.indonesia

For more info www.minornow.com or minorridesandmusic@gmail.com