In around the world locations such as Australia, East China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, Philippines, Thailand, Austria, Switzerland, Bahrain, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Netherlands, Oman, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Puerto Rico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, UK, Ireland, Argentina, Bahamas, Brazil, Chile, Mexico, and Peru, this global movement is taking place. From the Environmental Defense Fund, Water Council Systems, and the Energy Policy Act of 1992, these facts and figures were taken.

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On November 24, 2009, “The Biggest Loser Asia” began broadcasting on the Hallmark Channel in Asia. Malaysian television personality, Sarimah Ibrahim hosted it. The trainers are Kristy Curtis and Dave Nuku. Kristy Curtis is the Group Exercise Manager from Fitness First Australia and Dave Nuku is the Fitness First Asia’s Regional Fitness Manager.

David Gurnani is 25 years old who beats 15 other contestants. 100,000 dollars and a car were taken by him at his home. The starting weight of Gurnani was 157 kg. He is a salesman and wants to look compatible to his fiancee. Viewers are invited in the region to root for their favorite “warriors” battling the bulge by TBLA which is Asia’s first unscripted weight-loss contest.

Malaysian celebrity Sarimah Ibrahim who was host of the 14-episode contest, saw participants surrendering their mobile phones and Internet access to undergo punishing weight-loss training at a boot camp in Alor Gajah, Malacca. There were two teams of contestants Blue and red. David Nuku led blue team and Kristy Curtis led red team.

Aaron (participant) is a father of two girls, who started off at 159kg and was once an active sportsman. “I just hit 30 and I can’t afford to delay my weight loss any more. I’m excited to be given the opportunity to lose the kilos and start living life to the fullest,” he said.

A pet shop sales assistant Lai joined at 127 Kg. She wants to start a new chapter because she feels “everybody in Hong Kong is thin”. David says, “I never thought that I would say this, but it feels great to be a loser. Asia’s Biggest Loser!” After a 13-week in-camp contest, the top four went home for two months to continue losing weight on their own. As soon as David returned home, he trained from eight to ten hours a day and watched his diet. So how’s he going to spend his money, you ask?? “I’m thinking of buying a house with the money, because I’m planning to get married by the end of this year. I also want to go for a short holiday before getting back to my normal life.”

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Malaysia is the popular holiday destination of the world. Many people visits Malaysia in the vacations to enjoy with their family and friends. If you want to plan for Malaysia then you have to arrange everything early because it affects prices and accommodations. You can’t arrange your holidays in the school holidays, weekends, state holidays and national holidays for the various cultural festivals celebrated in Malaysia. For that reason, Malaysia prepared a holiday calendar.

Malaysia calendar has published by The Prime Minister’s Department which shows holidays for the year 2010. There is 13 days of national holidays including school holidays. There are also a few days of state holidays which are declared by the federal territories and various states. Most of the hotels charge higher price on the public holidays. It is advisable to join “open house” during the national festivals like Hari Raya Puasa, Chinese New Year, Deepavali and Christmas so you can enjoy more in Malaysia. Good food and drinks will be provide during the festival time to celebrate these events.

Malaysia holiday table:

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