With a Gold ETS ticket, I started my day with a 2.5 hour train ride together with my friends, Tze Yi, Syafiq and Sarveen. About 10:30am, we arrives at KL Sentral Station. After buying the tickets for way back, we head to One Utama Mall to buy materials for our Chem-E-Car. Suddenly, Syafiq had an idea of comparing routes, while Tze Yi and me use LRT to Kelana Jaya Station and ride bus U89; Syafiq and Sarveen take a direct bus from KL Sentral bus station to One Utama. Our LRT trip did end up well since they are always on time and may be just a few minutes delay some time. However our nightmare started when our "beloved" U89 bus never come. After spending 1.5 hour waiting for the "never coming" bus, we took a taxi which cost us RM15.

Well, when we arrived One Utama Mall (New Wing), it was already half past one. 

"It's time to EAT!"

"How about lunch at BARoBoQ Plaza?"

"Lets GO!"

While Syafiq went for his Friday Prayer, we enjoyed our lunch. :P

Finally, the main plot.

We went to Tamiya Underground which is at Basement 2 of One Utama Mall. After much of discussions, I ended up buying RM300++ worth of stuff. Officially broke now. :)

It started to rain when we want to go back to KL Sentral. Luckily the traffic was not congested at that time. We still able to grab ourselves a Subway's Sub of the Day before departure.

Have you taken your vouchers? The answer would be a YES for UTPians. Hmmm... So, have you decided what to buy using this vouchers? Books? Comics? Water bottles? DVDs? Calculators? Reference books? IT gadgets? Well, you better use it before it expire on 31st May.

So, lets compare a few bookstores that accept these vouchers!
Popular~~

MPH~~

Borders~~

So, which book store do you prefer? Personally, I would choose Borders, since it offers more prizes. LOL.

Good news came yesterday. My team is selected to represent UTP for the 8th National Chem-E-Car Competition. YES! Finally, Apsara0813 (a.k.a Garuda007 ver.2) won the UTP Internal Chem-E-Car Competition with the lowest error percentage of 0.71% during the second trial run.

Here, I would like to thank my team members (Charles, Vincent, Yee Jie) as well as my friend, Tze Yi who had suggested the new stopping mechanism idea to my team.