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| Anonymous | forum uptown malaysia | 0 | Nov 8 2009, 11:26 PM EST by Anonymous | ||||
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| Anonymous | Forum Uptown | 0 | Nov 8 2009, 11:19 PM EST by Anonymous | ||||
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| abrnadzrah | Kuantan Uptown buka peluang perniagaan | 11 | Aug 5 2009, 12:30 PM EDT by Anonymous | ||||
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Kuantan Uptown buka peluang perniagaan
Oleh Sariha Mohd Ali Bazar larut malam yang pertama di pantai Timur akan jadi pusat tumpuan masyarakat setempat KUANTAN: Kawasan pekarangan Stadium Darul Makmur, yang sentiasa lengang menjelang malam, akan berubah wajah menjadi pusat tumpuan ramai apabila 350 lot gerai bazar larut malam, memulakan operasinya pertengahan bulan ini. Bakal dikenali sebagai Kuantan Uptown, semua gerai berkenaan akan dibuka bermula jam 8 malam hingga jam 2 pagi setiap hari dengan kadar sewa RM12 setiap malam. Pengurus Kuantan Uptown, Mohd Izzuddin Mohamed, berkata kejayaan beberapa bazar larut malam di Kuala Lumpur termasuk Uptown Danau Kota, di Setapak dan Downtown Bandar Tun Razak, Cheras yang dikunjungi orang ramai termasuk pelancong luar negara, memberi keyakinan kepadanya untuk membuka projek sama di sini. Beliau berkata, Majlis Perbandaran Kuantan (MPK) meluluskan pembukaan bazar larut malam itu yang akan beroperasi secara kekal, sekali gus memberi peluang individu berminat khasnya siswazah dan belia menganggur terbabit dalam perniagaan. “Bazar larut malam ini adalah yang pertama di pantai Timur dan bakal menjadi pusat tumpuan baru di sini.
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| Anonymous | nak tnya.. | 0 | Jul 18 2009, 9:45 AM EDT by Anonymous | ||||
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saya berminat nak buat program kt tempat orang asli...boley bg contact no x?
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| megariaangkasa | Jadilah sebahagian dari Komuniti E-Dagang ini. | 1 | Mar 18 2009, 1:56 AM EDT by Anonymous | ||||
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Rahsia & Formula Menjana Wang Yang Berkesan Saya Guna Sejak Dari Tahun 1998 Ketika Ekonomi Gawat Hingga Ke Hari Ini Walaupun Banyak Program Kewangan Lain Yang Wujud Pada Hari Ini !
"Siapa Lagi Mahu Menjana RM100~RM500 Sehari Secara Automatik DiRumah, Walaupun Anda Tiada Produk Dan Tidak Tahu Komputer Langsung!" Dan Ketahui Langkah Demi Langkah Bagaimana Saya Penuhkan Akaun Bank Saya Dengan Limpahan Wang Segera Sehingga Ledakkannya Mencecah... RM10,256.17 Dalam Masa 15 Hari! Jika anda sudah bersedia untuk mengetahui sistem yang bakal meledakkan akaun bank anda dengan wang ringgit, izinkan saya memperkenalkan... Dalam masa beberapa minit dari sekarang, anda akan menerima satu laporan eksklusif yang membongkar RAHSIA DALAMAN... 30,000 List Dan RM58,527.96 DiBank!! Bagaimana Anda Boleh Ikut Teknik Underground Yang Saya Gunakan Untuk Menjana Wang Tunai RM1000 ~ RM2000 Sehari Secara Automatik Selepas Bangun Dari Tidur! Sila lawat website saya, www.incomepantas.com
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| kusut | nk tumpang tanya... | 1 | Feb 25 2009, 6:43 PM EST by abrnadzrah | ||||
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Thread started: Jan 22 2009, 1:50 PM EST
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kt mana lokasi org asli jahut ???
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| megariaangkasa | sertai Group Bina Income !!! | 0 | Feb 6 2009, 8:01 AM EST by megariaangkasa | ||||
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Jadilah sebahagian dari Komuniti E-Dagang ini.
Disamping itu Ahli-ahli juga berpeluang menjalankan satu Program Menjana Pendapatan yang Lumayan. Dengan Sistem pembayaran Bonus yang Canggih dan Efektif, anda dibayar secara Automatik. http://groupbinaincome.ning.com |
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| Anonymous | Pahang Assembly: There's money in bird's nests | 1 | Nov 22 2008, 6:56 PM EST by Anonymous | ||||
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2008/11/22
THE state government is looking at the rearing of swiftlets for bird's nest production as a new source of income. The 1,036 breeders in the state, who own 1,484 swiflet houses, generate RM36 million a year, said state agriculture committee chairman Datuk Tan Aminuddin Ishak. He said Kuantan had the most breeders (500) followed by Rompin (218); Temerloh (200); Pekan (60); Bera (29); Jerantut (14); Raub (8) and Bentong (7). "We want to develop the industry further, but we will ensure the breeders adhere to the guidelines issued by the Veterinary Services Department," he said when winding up the debate on the 2009 Budget. Tan Aminuddin said licences would only be given to breeders who have the endorsement from the Veterinary Services and Wildlife and National Parks Department. Earlier, Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Adnan Yaakob said Felcra Bhd would develop 2,919 hectares of ladang rakyat in Maran, Jerantut, Lipis, Bera, Rompin and Kuantan. In his reply to Capt (Rtd) Mohd Johari Hussain (BN-Tioman), he said the state government had appointed Risda to develop the agropolitan project.
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| abrnadzrah | Singer Seha dies | 14 | Aug 12 2008, 9:35 AM EDT by Anonymous | ||||
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Singer Seha dies
KUALA LUMPUR: Popular 80s band Freedom lead singer Norsehah Abu Bakar, better known as Seha, died of lung cancer yesterday. The 44-year-old singer, who had her biggest hit number Mulanya Di Sini in the 1980s, was said to have been making plans to spend Hari Raya at a hotel in her hometown, Kuantan, despite her illness. Seha: Was making plans to spend Hari Raya at a hotel in her hometown, Kuantan, despite her illness. Her husband Azmi Thambi Chik, 41, said Seha was admitted to Kuala Lumpur Hospital 10 days ago and he last spoke to her at about 5pm on Tuesday. “She underwent three chemotherapy sessions on Monday and was very tired and sleeping a lot. I had to wake her up for her meals and medication,” said Azmi, who married Seha three years ago. Azmi, who is Malaysian Industrial Estate Bhd chief executive officer, said his wife’s condition deteriorated at about 8am yesterday. Seha was first married to foreigner Chris Lund Abdullah and divorced in 1998. She had two children – Karissa Iris Lund, 10, and Misha Kyrie Lund, 15 – from that marriage. At her uncle’s house in Taman Kesuma, Ampang, where her mother’s body was brought from hospital, Karissa expressed disappointment for not being at Seha’s bedside when she breathed her last. “I wish I was there. I was at school when she passed away. I’ll definitely miss her kisses and hugs, and the way she tucked me to sleep,” said Karissa, who appeared composed. Seha’s ex-band colleague Shuaib Shaari, 48, described her as a great entertainer. Fashion designer Bill Keith, singers Nurul (Nurul Huda Abdul Wahab) and Deja Moss, and former Miss Malaysia and actress Samantha Schubert were among those who paid their last respects to Seha, who was buried at the Taman Kosas Muslim Cemetery after zohor prayers. Related Story:
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| abrnadzrah | Swollen rivers take four lives | 0 | Nov 12 2006, 9:14 PM EST by abrnadzrah | ||||
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Swollen rivers take four lives
12 Nov 2006 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- JERANTUT: Four 18-year-old students drowned in two incidents in Pahang and Terengganu. In Taman Negara here on Friday, two female students drowned in Sungai Tahan. Nurul Aina Aqilah and Nur Amalina Mohd Daud, students of Kolej Matrikulasi Pahang, were swimming with a group of students when they were swept away by strong currents. Several students managed to pull Nurul Aina onto the riverbank but they could not revive her. Her body was taken to the Jerantut Hospital before family members claimed it for burial at her hometown in Temerloh. Nur Amalina’s body was found at 9am yesterday. Her body was taken to the same hospital before it was claimed by her family for burial at her hometown in Seremban. State police chief Datuk Abdul Razak Bokhari said rivers tended to swell unexpectedly during the monsoon season. In Hulu Terengganu, Mohd Hafiz Shafie and Mohd Shamil Rusli, of Universiti Teknologi Mara, Dungun, died when they slipped into the deep end of a river at the Belukar Bukit rapids about 2.15pm yesterday during an outing with 10 friends. One of their friends, Ahmad Shamil Zaki, 18, who was also in the water at the time, said he tried to save them but could not because he was not a good swimmer. The friends went to seek help from the villagers in nearby Kampung Betung. Villager Abdul Aziz Ahmad, 39, said he and four others found the two bodies after searching for an hour. The bodies were taken to the Hulu Terengganu Hospital. |
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| abrnadzrah | The 70 percent motocyclists | 0 | Oct 29 2006, 8:39 PM EST by abrnadzrah | ||||
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Future festive road safety campaigns to focus on motorcyclists
29 Oct 2006 Shahrum Sayuthi KUANTAN, PAHANG, SUN: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ROAD safety campaigns during festivals will in future focus on motorcyclists who make up 70 per cent of fatalities during such periods. Transport Minister Datuk Seri Chan Kong Choy said this was an important lesson learnt during the Deepa-Raya season. “Motorcyclists and their pillion riders made up most of the recorded fatalities. We will definitely make them our primary target group in future," he said. He said Ops Sikap XI had been a success as the average daily death rate was 16.2 which was lower than the 17 recorded on normal days. This was despite traffic increasing three-fold over the non-festive period. He was speaking to reporters today after opening the Kuantan Hin Ann Association building. |
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| abrnadzrah | 'Killer' Kuala Lipis road lives up to its name, claims another life | 0 | Oct 29 2006, 8:37 PM EST by abrnadzrah | ||||
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'Killer' Kuala Lipis road lives up to its name, claims another life
26 Oct 2006 M. Hamzah Jamaludin KUALA LIPIS, THURS: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- KNOWN as a killer stretch, the Kuala Lipis road has once again claimed another life when a Proton Wira collided with an express bus at KM66 today. The incident happened at 1.10am, about eight hours before Sultan Ahmad Shah of Pahang and his entourage were expected to visit dangerous spots along the main trunk road that link Kuala Lumpur to Gua Musang. The victims were identified as Mohd Farid Abdullah, a 27-year-old corporal of the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) base in Labuan. His two younger brothers - Mohd Fazrul, 25 and Mohd Faizal, 20, - and their 25-year-old cousin, Mohd Rahim Mat Rabin, were also injured. However, drivers of the bus and their 36 passengers were unhurt. The Kuala Lipis-Merapoh road was known for fatal accidents involving heavy vehicles, especially buses. In November 2003, 14 people were killed when two buses collided. Six people were killed in two accidents involving buses in 2005. |
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| abrnadzrah | PAHANG POLICE SECOND - CONGRATULATION | 1 | Oct 28 2006, 11:21 PM EDT by WarisTo'Naga | ||||
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Thread started: Oct 19 2006, 12:17 AM EDT
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Home >> World UPDATED: 19:14, October 18, 2006 Sabah police top in solving cases in Malaysia Sabah police in eastern Malaysia topped the rankings nationwide in solving crime cases this year, a senior police officer said Wednesday. Sabah police have achieved a success rate of 60.82 percent or 4, 122 cases so far this year, said Acting Sabah Police Commissioner Mohd Bakri Mohd Zinin in the state capital city of Kota Kinabalu. Pahang police were a close second recording 60.41 percent followed by Perlis (58.97 percent) and Negeri Sembilan (56.79 percent), Mohd Bakri was quoted as saying by the Bernama news agency. As for the Crime Index ranking from January to September this year, Sabah fell in eighth place out of 14 police contingents with 6,777 cases reported, he said. However, the Crime Index in Sabah was still behind Selangor, which registered 43,277 cases, Johor (24,267 cases), Kuala Lumpur (21,049 cases) and Penang (11,299 cases), Mohd Bakri added. Source: Xinhua
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| WarisTo'Naga | Excellent | 2 | Oct 21 2006, 11:29 AM EDT by WarisTo'Naga | ||||
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Thread started: Oct 12 2006, 12:08 PM EDT
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This is a better platform than yahoogroups. I think, we can have the thread "steadied" instead of the often veering ones albeit on same subject
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| Anonymous | Sultan Pahang Launches Orphanage Complex Construction | 0 | Oct 17 2006, 11:08 AM EDT by Anonymous | ||||
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October 16, 2006 18:56 PM
Sultan Pahang Launches Orphanage Complex Construction KUANTAN, Oct 16 (Bernama) -- More help is on the way for the orphans in Pahang with the latest project being the construction of Rumah Penyayang Anak-Anak Yatim Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah at Bandar Indera Mahkota here. The brainchild of Sultan Pahang Sultan Ahmad Shah, the construction of the complex sprawled on a 0.92-hectare (2.38 acre) site took off with a ground breaking ceremony officiated by the Sultan himself, Monday. Scheduled for completion in early 2008, the complex will be equipped with 56 rooms in two blocks which can accommodate about 200 orphans. It will have an administration office, library, surau, dining hall and four warden quarters. The Project Coordinator, Datuk Hashim Abdul Wahab said the orphans housed at the complex would be brought up in an upright atmosphere through formal education, religious study and physical education as well as emphasising on good personal conduct. They will attend tuition, Quranic class, computer class and sports to mould them into well rounded students, he said. He said the orphanage would also instil awareness among the orphans to help other orphans when they grow up and join society. -- BERNAMA |
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| abrnadzrah | Affin Bank serah zakat RM100,000 | 0 | Oct 14 2006, 4:30 AM EDT by abrnadzrah | ||||
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Affin Bank serah zakat RM100,000 SUMBANGAN IKHLAS: Tengku Mahkota Pahang menerima replika cek RM100,000 daripada zakat pendapatan Affin Bank disampaikan oleh Abdul Hamidy di Istana Abdulaziz, Bandar Indera Mahkota, Kuantan, kelmarin. KUANTAN: Tengku Mahkota Pahang, Tengku Abdullah Sultan Ahmad Shah, menerima zakat perniagaan daripada beberapa badan korporat berjumlah RM212,000 di Istana Abdulaziz, Bandar Indera Mahkota, di Kuantan, petang kelmarin. Daripada jumlah itu, Affin Bank menyerahkan zakat berjumlah RM100,000 yang disampaikan Pengarah Urusan yang juga Ketua Pegawai Eksekutifnya, Datuk Abdul Hamidy Abdul Hafiz; Ketua Syariah Takaful Nasional Berhad, Dr Zulkifli Zakaria (RM60,000); Pengarah Urusan Shahzan Alam Muda Sdn Bhd, Datuk Raja Karib Shah Raja Shahrudin (RM27,000); Pengarah Urusan Amalgamated Metal Builders Sdn Bhd dan Datuk Mohd Sharif Shamsuddin (RM25,000). Pada majlis itu, Tengku Mahkota turut menerima sumbangan peribadi untuk fakir miskin daripada Datuk Nazir Razak berjumlah RM20,000; Pengarah Urusan Bank Islam, Datuk Zukri Samat (RM5,000) dan masing-masing RM1,000 sumbangan Datuk Anuarul Ani Mohd Perai, Datuk Michael Iskandar Abdullah dan Yusof Ali Mohd Zain. Tengku Mahkota kemudian menyampaikan sumbangan hamper dan duit raya sebanyak RM100 setiap seorang kepada 40 fakir miskin dan anak yatim, sebelum berbuka puasa bersama mereka. |
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| abrnadzrah | IGP MEMBERS COMMENT ON THIS NEW SITE | 0 | Oct 13 2006, 12:08 AM EDT by abrnadzrah | ||||
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| abrnadzrah | Kipsas terus unggul | 0 | Oct 12 2006, 6:02 PM EDT by abrnadzrah | ||||
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Kipsas terus unggul
KUANTAN: Kolej Islam Pahang Sultan Ahmad Shah (Kipsas) terus melangkah sebagai sebuah institusi pendidikan Islam unggul di rantau ini dengan jumlah pelajar kini mencecah 1,100 termasuk dari Singapura dan Indonesia. Pengerusi Kipsas, Datuk Hashim Abdul Wahab, berkata ketika dibuka 10 tahun lalu, institusi berkenaan hanya mempunyai 68 pelajar mengikuti tiga program diploma sebelum ia mula bertambah dari semasa ke semasa. "Sedar tidak sedar, sudah sedekad Kipsas melakar kecemerlangan pendidikan tinggi Islam di negeri ini, malah berjaya menghasilkan modal insan berkualiti dan bertepatan dengan aspirasi pasaran kerjaya masa kini. "Dengan pertambahan bilangan program pembelajaran daripada tiga kepada enam, kami sudah mampu menampung 1,093 pelajar termasuk dari Singapura dan Indonesia. "Kami sudah melahirkan seramai 1,553 graduan yang tampat pengajian dalam pelbagai bidang di institusi itu," katanya. Mengulas peningkatan pendaftaran untuk memasuki pengajian tahun pertama bagi sesi 2006/2007 baru-baru ini, Hashim berkata, Kipsas terpaksa mengimbangi kemasukan dengan peningkatan infrastruktur dan penambahan bilangan kakitangan akademik serta pengurusan. Setakat ini, katanya Kipsas mempunyai 94 karyawan, termasuk 58 tenaga akademik dan 36 pegawai serta kakitangan pentadbiran yang disesuaikan dengan keperluan guna tenaga semasa. Beliau berkata, dalam usaha memantapkan pengajian dan pembelajaran di institusi berkenaan, beberapa kakitangan akademik sudah dilantik sebagai penasihat di semua jabatan dan fakulti di kolej itu. Katanya, Kipsas sudah memulakan usaha menambah beberapa lagi program pengajian peringkat diploma antaranya Kejururawatan, Muamalat/Kewangan Islam, Pemasaran, Pengiklanan, Teknologi Maklumat dan Sistem Komputer, Pengajian Islam dan Kaunseling; Bahasa Arab dan Komunikasi. |
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| abrnadzrah | Land Code To Be Amended For Development Of Small Land Plots | 0 | Oct 12 2006, 1:10 PM EDT by abrnadzrah | ||||
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October 12, 2006 23:19 PM
Land Code To Be Amended For Development Of Small Land Plots PENANG, Oct 12 (Bernama) -- The National Land Code will be amended to facilitate the development of land plots smaller than an acre. Natural Resources and Environment Minister Datuk Seri Azmi Khalid said the ministry was working with the Attorney-General's Chambers to complete the amendment for tabling in Parliament this year. The amendment will enable pockets of land especially in Malay reserves to be developed and commercialised for the benefit of their owners instead of letting them remain idle, he said. At present, land titles cannot be given to land smaller than an acre, he told reporters after the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on the installation of the first e-Tanah project between the ministry and Penang government Thursday. On e-Tanah, he said it would enable the development of small plots of land to be better organised. He said the programme was part of the government's drive to computerise the management and administration of land. E-Tanah will enhance the effectiveness, transparency and integrity of the delivery system through reducing red tape, he said. Penang is the pioneer of the project which would come onstream early next year. -- BERNAMA |
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| abrnadzrah | 'Mega Leap Programme' To Stamp Out Hardcore Poverty | 0 | Oct 12 2006, 12:36 PM EDT by abrnadzrah | ||||
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October 09, 2006 21:35 PM
'Mega Leap Programme' To Stamp Out Hardcore Poverty PUTRAJAYA, Oct 9 (Bernama) -- Some 10,000 hardcore poor families are expected to be lifted above the poverty line through the proposed "Mega Leap Programme" for rural areas. Rural and Regional Development Minister Datuk Seri Abdul Aziz Shamsuddin said the programme would involve establishing growth centres based on agricultural development and small and medium industries (SMIs). Four areas selected as pioneer projects are Pulau Banggi (Sabah), Kesedar (Kelantan), Wilayah Ganda, Grik (Perak) and Gahai, Lipis (Pahang). "The new growth areas will become the catalyst for the development of surrounding areas including traditional villages and Orang Asli villages that are backward, isolated and neglected," Aziz said in a statement Monday. The programme was given the nod by the National Implementation Task Force chaired by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi at its meeting, Monday. Under the programme, the ministry would develop 33,200 hectares at a cost of RM1 bilion. Aziz said the areas would be developed using an integrated approach involving building homes for the target groups and providing economic activities including commercial plantations, planting of cash crops, livestock breeding and fish rearing. Human capital development would receive priority with children being enrolled in kindergartens and youths in vocational courses. "The participants will reap the rewards 30 months after the start of the programme," he added. -- BERNAMA |
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