Tuesday 28 December 2010
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Wednesday 22 December 2010
Thursday 9 December 2010
Will YTL’s ‘Yes’ affect Green Packet?
http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/highlights/178144-will-ytls-yes-affect-green-packet.html
KUALA LUMPUR: When a new player enters a market, the ground moves. More so when the new entrant is a deep-pocketed giant like YTL Corp Bhd, backed by one of Malaysia’s richest tycoons, Tan Sri Francis Yeoh.
It comes as little surprise then that the recent entry of YTL Communications Bhd into the WiMAX market has affected investor confidence in Green Packet Bhd, the parent company of the country’s first WiMAX operator, P1. But will the landscape change? Is this akin to David versus Goliath, although the David in this case — Green Packet — had a first mover advantage?
Fears of YTL’s entry adversely affecting Green Packet has sent the latter’s shares slumping.
Green Packet, led by CEO Puan Chan Cheong (left), is feeling the heat after the entry of YTL Comms, backed by Yeoh’s YTL Corp, into the WiMAX domain. Its stock has fallen to close at 79.5 sen last Friday.
Green Packet’s shares traded within a range of 90 sen to RM1.03 from July until early November, before falling since the middle of last month to 79.5 sen last Friday, just off a 12-month low of 78 sen. That’s nearly half of its 52-week high of RM1.52 set in January.
To be sure, the recent share price drop also coincides with weakness in the broader market as investors take money off the table amid rising uncertainty in the global economy due to the sovereign debt crisis in the eurozone and geopolitical risks on the Korean peninsula.
Still, it would appear that sentiment for the stock was affected, at least in part, by the launch of YTL Comms’ Yes mobile broadband-cum-voice service on Nov 19. This is not surprising since YTL Comms operates on the same platform as P1 and, thus,
is naturally viewed as a close competitor. And it is a formidable one at that with its deep pockets.
Case in point, although late to the market, YTL Comms has been impressive with the pace of its network rollout, achieving 65% population coverage right off the bat with some 1,500 base station sites installed over the course of the year. The company claims to have spent RM2.5 billion in total capital expenditure to-date and plans to add another 1,000 sites to bring coverage up to 80% by end-2011.
By comparison, P1 has paced its rollout in lockstep with the growth of its subscriber base. As at end-September — two years and three months after its commercial launch — the company had 815 sites after spending a total of RM534 million since its launch. It is targeting to hit 1,050 sites by the end of this year. That would bring its coverage to just about 45% of the population.
Meanwhile P1 has said it intends to spend another RM500 million in capital expenditure on an additional 1,500 sites, which will expand its coverage to 65% by 2012.
Having said that, YTL Comms’ pricing strategy suggests that it is targeting a different market segment than P1.
Yes is offering a flat rate of nine sen for either a minute of voice call, an SMS or 3Mb of data. This pay-as-you-use pricing model is ideal for casual surfers and, in particular, the mobile broadband market segment where the average data consumption is estimated at roughly 2Gb to 3Gb per month.
P1’s primary target market, on the other hand, is the fixed-broadband segment — currently accounting for an estimated 90% of its subscriber base — where users are much more data intensive.
The average data consumption is estimated at more than 10Gb per month. YTL Comms may not be a cost-effective competitor in the fixed-broadband market, now dominated by Telekom Malaysia’s Streamyx and P1. For instance, based on YTL Comms’ rates, 10Gb of data will cost some RM210 compared with P1’s RM99 per month package that comes with 20Gb of fair usage, albeit at a much slower connection speed.
Yes a strong mobile
broadband competitor
The mobile broadband segment is a rapidly growing market. To achieve true mobility, wide coverage is required. As such, the main players at present are the cellular operators, who have their GPRS/EDGE networks to fall back on outside of 3G coverage areas.
Celcom, Maxis and DiGi collectively added some 672,000 new mobile broadband subscribers in the first nine months of this year, compared with less than 260,000 new subscribers for fixed broadband over the same period. Currently, there are roughly 1.6 million mobile broadband subscribers in the country.
Growth in this market segment is expected to continue at a rapid clip for the foreseeable future, driven by rising affordability and ownership of laptops and netbooks, coupled with the need for connectivity on the go. Most recently, the success of Apple’s iPad has further reinvigorated consumer demand for the tablets market segment.
Like the cellular operators, YTL Comms offers the Yes Go USB dongle for users to connect to its network. In addition, it also sells the Yes Huddle, a Mi-Fi wireless router that connects up to five devices. Its pay-as-you-use pricing is attractive for data usage of up to roughly 3Gb, which is the average mobile broadband data consumption.
Plus, YTL Comms’ WiMAX network boasts three to five times the speed of 3G networks operated by all the cellular players. Anecdotal evidence in the early days supports this claim, although it remains to be seen if the high speeds can be maintained as the number of users on its network grows.
P1 too has set its sights on the mobile broadband market. But with comparatively low network coverage, it has yet to make a major push in this direction — although this would certainly happen over the next year or two. The company has the launch of a Mi-Fi device slated in 1Q2011 and is at present, bundling its portable W1GGY modem with its home broadband packages.
Elsewhere, although YTL Comms is offering very attractive voice and SMS rates complete with a 018-prefix, take-up rates may not be high in the near to medium term due to the lack of WiMAX handsets.
For a start, it will be selling the Yes Buzz handset, manufactured by Samsung, later this month and plans to introduce a smartphone sometime next year. But the lack of choice will certainly be a hindrance. User migration for voice services has also been very sticky, even with the introduction of mobile number portability.
P1 sticking to 280,000 subscribers target by end-2010
Despite the entry of Yes into the market, P1 remains confident, with just one more month to go, that it will hit the target subscriber base of 280,000 by the end of the year.
New sign-ups in 4Q2010 have been boosted by its new marketing campaign, which was launched in late October. Indeed, anecdotal evidence shows that subscriber acquisitions, which had dropped in the run-up to the Yes launch, picked up pace again over the past week.
At this pace, Green Packet has said it believes it is on track to achieve operating break-even by 1Q2011. The company has been registering lower earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) losses for the past three consecutive quarters on the back of a growing subscriber base and revenue contribution. Average revenue per user is holding steady at about RM80 to RM81 per month.
To be sure, P1 is still grappling with its fair share of problems with network congestion. But market observers are optimistic it will be able to hold its own in the increasingly competitive broadband market. The ability to bundle fixed and mobile broadband services at an attractive cost per megabit is a strong advantage, particularly once the company expands its coverage area to 65% of the population by 2012.
Separately, the company’s software and solutions business has been doing well on the back of rising worldwide sales for its licences and “Customer Premise Equipment” (CPE). The company has sold nearly as many CPE in the first nine months of this year — with sales of over 231,000 units — as the whole of 2009. It has orders in hand for over 530,000 units. The company is also upbeat on the progress made in the lucrative US software market, which it hopes will come to fruition next year.
Rising contributions from the software and solutions arm will help bolster the company’s bottom line.
KUALA LUMPUR: When a new player enters a market, the ground moves. More so when the new entrant is a deep-pocketed giant like YTL Corp Bhd, backed by one of Malaysia’s richest tycoons, Tan Sri Francis Yeoh.
It comes as little surprise then that the recent entry of YTL Communications Bhd into the WiMAX market has affected investor confidence in Green Packet Bhd, the parent company of the country’s first WiMAX operator, P1. But will the landscape change? Is this akin to David versus Goliath, although the David in this case — Green Packet — had a first mover advantage?
Fears of YTL’s entry adversely affecting Green Packet has sent the latter’s shares slumping.
Green Packet, led by CEO Puan Chan Cheong (left), is feeling the heat after the entry of YTL Comms, backed by Yeoh’s YTL Corp, into the WiMAX domain. Its stock has fallen to close at 79.5 sen last Friday.
Green Packet’s shares traded within a range of 90 sen to RM1.03 from July until early November, before falling since the middle of last month to 79.5 sen last Friday, just off a 12-month low of 78 sen. That’s nearly half of its 52-week high of RM1.52 set in January.
To be sure, the recent share price drop also coincides with weakness in the broader market as investors take money off the table amid rising uncertainty in the global economy due to the sovereign debt crisis in the eurozone and geopolitical risks on the Korean peninsula.
Still, it would appear that sentiment for the stock was affected, at least in part, by the launch of YTL Comms’ Yes mobile broadband-cum-voice service on Nov 19. This is not surprising since YTL Comms operates on the same platform as P1 and, thus,
is naturally viewed as a close competitor. And it is a formidable one at that with its deep pockets.
Case in point, although late to the market, YTL Comms has been impressive with the pace of its network rollout, achieving 65% population coverage right off the bat with some 1,500 base station sites installed over the course of the year. The company claims to have spent RM2.5 billion in total capital expenditure to-date and plans to add another 1,000 sites to bring coverage up to 80% by end-2011.
By comparison, P1 has paced its rollout in lockstep with the growth of its subscriber base. As at end-September — two years and three months after its commercial launch — the company had 815 sites after spending a total of RM534 million since its launch. It is targeting to hit 1,050 sites by the end of this year. That would bring its coverage to just about 45% of the population.
Meanwhile P1 has said it intends to spend another RM500 million in capital expenditure on an additional 1,500 sites, which will expand its coverage to 65% by 2012.
Having said that, YTL Comms’ pricing strategy suggests that it is targeting a different market segment than P1.
Yes is offering a flat rate of nine sen for either a minute of voice call, an SMS or 3Mb of data. This pay-as-you-use pricing model is ideal for casual surfers and, in particular, the mobile broadband market segment where the average data consumption is estimated at roughly 2Gb to 3Gb per month.
P1’s primary target market, on the other hand, is the fixed-broadband segment — currently accounting for an estimated 90% of its subscriber base — where users are much more data intensive.
The average data consumption is estimated at more than 10Gb per month. YTL Comms may not be a cost-effective competitor in the fixed-broadband market, now dominated by Telekom Malaysia’s Streamyx and P1. For instance, based on YTL Comms’ rates, 10Gb of data will cost some RM210 compared with P1’s RM99 per month package that comes with 20Gb of fair usage, albeit at a much slower connection speed.
Yes a strong mobile
broadband competitor
The mobile broadband segment is a rapidly growing market. To achieve true mobility, wide coverage is required. As such, the main players at present are the cellular operators, who have their GPRS/EDGE networks to fall back on outside of 3G coverage areas.
Celcom, Maxis and DiGi collectively added some 672,000 new mobile broadband subscribers in the first nine months of this year, compared with less than 260,000 new subscribers for fixed broadband over the same period. Currently, there are roughly 1.6 million mobile broadband subscribers in the country.
Growth in this market segment is expected to continue at a rapid clip for the foreseeable future, driven by rising affordability and ownership of laptops and netbooks, coupled with the need for connectivity on the go. Most recently, the success of Apple’s iPad has further reinvigorated consumer demand for the tablets market segment.
Like the cellular operators, YTL Comms offers the Yes Go USB dongle for users to connect to its network. In addition, it also sells the Yes Huddle, a Mi-Fi wireless router that connects up to five devices. Its pay-as-you-use pricing is attractive for data usage of up to roughly 3Gb, which is the average mobile broadband data consumption.
Plus, YTL Comms’ WiMAX network boasts three to five times the speed of 3G networks operated by all the cellular players. Anecdotal evidence in the early days supports this claim, although it remains to be seen if the high speeds can be maintained as the number of users on its network grows.
P1 too has set its sights on the mobile broadband market. But with comparatively low network coverage, it has yet to make a major push in this direction — although this would certainly happen over the next year or two. The company has the launch of a Mi-Fi device slated in 1Q2011 and is at present, bundling its portable W1GGY modem with its home broadband packages.
Elsewhere, although YTL Comms is offering very attractive voice and SMS rates complete with a 018-prefix, take-up rates may not be high in the near to medium term due to the lack of WiMAX handsets.
For a start, it will be selling the Yes Buzz handset, manufactured by Samsung, later this month and plans to introduce a smartphone sometime next year. But the lack of choice will certainly be a hindrance. User migration for voice services has also been very sticky, even with the introduction of mobile number portability.
P1 sticking to 280,000 subscribers target by end-2010
Despite the entry of Yes into the market, P1 remains confident, with just one more month to go, that it will hit the target subscriber base of 280,000 by the end of the year.
New sign-ups in 4Q2010 have been boosted by its new marketing campaign, which was launched in late October. Indeed, anecdotal evidence shows that subscriber acquisitions, which had dropped in the run-up to the Yes launch, picked up pace again over the past week.
At this pace, Green Packet has said it believes it is on track to achieve operating break-even by 1Q2011. The company has been registering lower earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) losses for the past three consecutive quarters on the back of a growing subscriber base and revenue contribution. Average revenue per user is holding steady at about RM80 to RM81 per month.
To be sure, P1 is still grappling with its fair share of problems with network congestion. But market observers are optimistic it will be able to hold its own in the increasingly competitive broadband market. The ability to bundle fixed and mobile broadband services at an attractive cost per megabit is a strong advantage, particularly once the company expands its coverage area to 65% of the population by 2012.
Separately, the company’s software and solutions business has been doing well on the back of rising worldwide sales for its licences and “Customer Premise Equipment” (CPE). The company has sold nearly as many CPE in the first nine months of this year — with sales of over 231,000 units — as the whole of 2009. It has orders in hand for over 530,000 units. The company is also upbeat on the progress made in the lucrative US software market, which it hopes will come to fruition next year.
Rising contributions from the software and solutions arm will help bolster the company’s bottom line.
Monday 6 December 2010
Saturday 4 December 2010
Tuesday 30 November 2010
你是要20年的工資還是要3句忠告？ (來自網路的分享)
你是要20年的工資還是要3句忠告？
(來自網路的分享)
一個男人在外工作20年，終於要回家了，老闆問他：你是要20年的工資還是要3句忠告？男人說我明天上路，明早給您答案好嗎？老闆說可以。當晚男人未眠…早晨，他對老闆說：我要3個忠告。於是老闆給他3句話。
一、不要試圖尋找不可能的捷徑，世上沒有便宜的事，只有腳踏實地才是最好的方法…無論做何事。
二、不要對明知不是好事的事過分好奇，有可能你會因此而喪命。
三、不要在衝動時做任何決定，否則這個決定就有可能成為你一輩子的遺憾。
說完老闆給男人一些錢和三個麵包，並叮囑：最大的麵包在到家後才能吃。
男人上路了…他走了好幾天…把第一個麵包吃了一半了，沒過多久遇到一個路口，他打聽：請問到**走哪條路近？路人甲：走小路吧，近。路人乙：走大路吧，安全。他迫不急待要與妻子見面，於是走了小路。走了沒多久就聽到有路人說附近鬧山賊，於是他想起了老闆的第一個忠告：不要試圖尋找捷徑。於是他回頭去走那條大路。又走了幾天，第二個麵包也吃了一部分了…他找到一家極便宜的客棧投宿。半夜聽見有女子哭聲，他睡不下。於是決定出門看看。這時他想到了第二個忠告：不要對明知不是好事的事過分好奇。於是他又睡下了。第二日起程時，店家驚道：你還活著？！他不解，遂問原由。店家說他有個瘋女兒，發病時用哭聲引人出來再將其殺害，昨晚投宿的客人只有你一個活著。男人長歎：啊… 又走了幾天，當第二個麵包吃完時他已離家不遠了。他更加激動了。天剛黑下來沒多久，他就走到了自己的村子。到家時他剛準備敲門，卻聽到屋裡有男人的聲音。他氣極了，拿起一把砍柴刀就準備沖進屋子將那男的殺掉。但這時他想到了第三個忠告：不要在衝動時做任何決定，可能這個決定會讓你後悔一輩子。於是他冷靜下來，在屋外坐了一夜。第二天早上他很早就敲開了門，妻子見他回來十分高興。但他卻很冷漠：那個男人是誰？他妻子笑曰：那是我們的兒啊…你走後沒多久我就…這時他發現這個年輕小夥竟和自己長得相似極了。父子初次見面，相擁而泣…一陣關切過後男人拿出第三個麵包準備和妻、子一齊分享…切開之後卻發現20年的工資全在裡面。所以我們做任何事都要考慮清楚否則到最後後悔的是自己!
成大事必備9種能力、9種手段、9種心態
一：沉穩 （1）不要隨便顯露你的情緒。 （2）不要逢人就訴說你的困難和遭遇。 （3）在徵詢別人的意見之前，自己先思考，但不要先講。 （4）不要一有機會就嘮叨你的不滿。 （5）重要的決定儘量有別人商量，最好隔一天再發佈。 （6）講話不要有任何的慌張，走路也是。
二：細心 （1）對身邊發生的事情，常思考它們的因果關係。 （2）對做不到位的執行問題，要發掘它們的根本癥結。 （3）對習以為常的做事方法，要有改進或優化的建議。 （4）做什麼事情都要養成有條不紊和井然有序的習慣。 （5）經常去找幾個別人看不出來的毛病或弊端。 （6）自己要隨時隨地對有所不足的地方補位。
三：膽識 （1）不要常用缺乏自信的詞句 （2）不要常常反悔，輕易推翻已經決定的事。 （3）在眾人爭執不休時，不要沒有主見。 （4）整體氛圍低落時，你要樂觀、陽光。 （5）做任何事情都要用心，因為有人在看著你。 （6）事情不順的時候，歇口氣，重新尋找突破口，就結束也要乾淨俐落。
四：大度 （1）不要刻意把有可能是夥伴的人變成對手。 （2）對別人的小過失、小錯誤不要斤斤計較。 （3）在金錢上要大方，學習三施（財施、法施、無畏施） （4）不要有權力的傲慢和知識的偏見。 （5）任何成果和成就都應和別人分享。 （6）必須有人犧牲或奉獻的時候，自己走在前面。
五：誠信 （1）做不到的事情不要說，說了就努力做到。 （2）虛的口號或標語不要常掛嘴上。 （3）針對客戶提出的“不誠信"問題，拿出改善的方法。 （4）停止一切“不道德"的手段。 （5）耍弄小聰明，要不得！ （6）計算一下產品或服務的誠信代價，那就是品牌成本。
六：擔當 （1）檢討任何過失的時候，先從自身或自己人開始反省。 （2）事項結束後，先審查過錯，再列述功勞。 （3）認錯從上級開始，表功從下級啟動 （4）著手一個計畫，先將權責界定清楚，而且分配得當。 （5）對“怕事"的人或組織要挑明瞭說。 （6）因為勇於承擔責任所造成的損失，公司應該承擔
成大事的九種手段：
1、敢於決斷－－克服猶豫不定的習性 很多人之所以一事無成，最大的毛病就是缺乏敢於決斷的手段，總是左顧右盼、思前想後，從而錯失成功的最佳時機。成大事者在看到事情的成功可能性到來時，敢於做出重大決斷，因此取得先機。
2、挑戰弱點－－徹底改變自己的缺陷 人人都有弱點，不能成大事者總是固守自己的弱點，一生都不會發生重大轉變；能成大事者總是善於從自己的弱點上開刀，去把自己變成一個能力超強的人。一個連自己的缺陷都不能糾正的人，只能是失敗者！
3、突破困境－－從失敗中撮成功的資本 人生總要面臨各種困境的挑戰，甚至可以說困境就是“鬼門關”。一般人會在困境面前渾身發抖，而成大事者則能把困境變為成功的有力跳板。
4、抓住機遇－－善於選擇、善於創造 機遇就是人生最大的財富。有些人浪費機遇輕而易舉，所以一個個有巨大潛力的機遇都悄然溜跑，成大事都是絕對不允許溜走，並且能縱身撲向機遇。
5、發揮強項－－做自己最擅長的事情 一個能力極弱的人肯定難以打開人生局面，他必定是人生舞臺上重量級選手的犧牲品；成大事者關於在自己要做的事情上，充分施展才智，一步一步地拓寬成功之路。
6、調整心態－－切忌讓情緒傷害自己 心態消極的人，無論如何都挑不起生活和重擔，因為他們無法直面一個個人生挫折，成大事者則關於高速心態，即使在毫無希望時，也能看到一線成功的亮光。
7、立即行動－－只說不做，徒勞無益 一次行動勝過百遍心想。有些人是“語言的巨人，行動的矮子”，所以看不到更為實際現實的事情在他身上發生；成大事者是每天都靠行動來落實自己的人生計畫的。
8、善於交往－－巧妙利用人力資源 一個人不懂得交往，必然會推動人際關係的力量。成大事者的特點之一是：善於靠借力、借熱去營造成功的局勢，從而能把一件件難以辦成的事辦成，實現自己人生的規劃。
9、重新規劃－－站到更高的起點上 人生是一個過程，成功也是一個過程。你如果滿足于小成功，就會推動大成功。成大事者懂得從小到大的艱辛過程，所以在實現了一個個小成功之後，能繼續拆開下一個人生的“密封袋”。 可以講任何一種手段，都可以導致一種結果，但這個結果是不是最佳的結果，恐怕就很難說了。成大事者總是選擇最佳的手段，達到最完善的結果，這就是非一般人所能做到的。因此在成功之路上，你要想成大事，首先要解決的問題就是：你的手段對你推動成功的計畫是否立竿見影！
(來自網路的分享)
一個男人在外工作20年，終於要回家了，老闆問他：你是要20年的工資還是要3句忠告？男人說我明天上路，明早給您答案好嗎？老闆說可以。當晚男人未眠…早晨，他對老闆說：我要3個忠告。於是老闆給他3句話。
一、不要試圖尋找不可能的捷徑，世上沒有便宜的事，只有腳踏實地才是最好的方法…無論做何事。
二、不要對明知不是好事的事過分好奇，有可能你會因此而喪命。
三、不要在衝動時做任何決定，否則這個決定就有可能成為你一輩子的遺憾。
說完老闆給男人一些錢和三個麵包，並叮囑：最大的麵包在到家後才能吃。
男人上路了…他走了好幾天…把第一個麵包吃了一半了，沒過多久遇到一個路口，他打聽：請問到**走哪條路近？路人甲：走小路吧，近。路人乙：走大路吧，安全。他迫不急待要與妻子見面，於是走了小路。走了沒多久就聽到有路人說附近鬧山賊，於是他想起了老闆的第一個忠告：不要試圖尋找捷徑。於是他回頭去走那條大路。又走了幾天，第二個麵包也吃了一部分了…他找到一家極便宜的客棧投宿。半夜聽見有女子哭聲，他睡不下。於是決定出門看看。這時他想到了第二個忠告：不要對明知不是好事的事過分好奇。於是他又睡下了。第二日起程時，店家驚道：你還活著？！他不解，遂問原由。店家說他有個瘋女兒，發病時用哭聲引人出來再將其殺害，昨晚投宿的客人只有你一個活著。男人長歎：啊… 又走了幾天，當第二個麵包吃完時他已離家不遠了。他更加激動了。天剛黑下來沒多久，他就走到了自己的村子。到家時他剛準備敲門，卻聽到屋裡有男人的聲音。他氣極了，拿起一把砍柴刀就準備沖進屋子將那男的殺掉。但這時他想到了第三個忠告：不要在衝動時做任何決定，可能這個決定會讓你後悔一輩子。於是他冷靜下來，在屋外坐了一夜。第二天早上他很早就敲開了門，妻子見他回來十分高興。但他卻很冷漠：那個男人是誰？他妻子笑曰：那是我們的兒啊…你走後沒多久我就…這時他發現這個年輕小夥竟和自己長得相似極了。父子初次見面，相擁而泣…一陣關切過後男人拿出第三個麵包準備和妻、子一齊分享…切開之後卻發現20年的工資全在裡面。所以我們做任何事都要考慮清楚否則到最後後悔的是自己!
成大事必備9種能力、9種手段、9種心態
一：沉穩 （1）不要隨便顯露你的情緒。 （2）不要逢人就訴說你的困難和遭遇。 （3）在徵詢別人的意見之前，自己先思考，但不要先講。 （4）不要一有機會就嘮叨你的不滿。 （5）重要的決定儘量有別人商量，最好隔一天再發佈。 （6）講話不要有任何的慌張，走路也是。
二：細心 （1）對身邊發生的事情，常思考它們的因果關係。 （2）對做不到位的執行問題，要發掘它們的根本癥結。 （3）對習以為常的做事方法，要有改進或優化的建議。 （4）做什麼事情都要養成有條不紊和井然有序的習慣。 （5）經常去找幾個別人看不出來的毛病或弊端。 （6）自己要隨時隨地對有所不足的地方補位。
三：膽識 （1）不要常用缺乏自信的詞句 （2）不要常常反悔，輕易推翻已經決定的事。 （3）在眾人爭執不休時，不要沒有主見。 （4）整體氛圍低落時，你要樂觀、陽光。 （5）做任何事情都要用心，因為有人在看著你。 （6）事情不順的時候，歇口氣，重新尋找突破口，就結束也要乾淨俐落。
四：大度 （1）不要刻意把有可能是夥伴的人變成對手。 （2）對別人的小過失、小錯誤不要斤斤計較。 （3）在金錢上要大方，學習三施（財施、法施、無畏施） （4）不要有權力的傲慢和知識的偏見。 （5）任何成果和成就都應和別人分享。 （6）必須有人犧牲或奉獻的時候，自己走在前面。
五：誠信 （1）做不到的事情不要說，說了就努力做到。 （2）虛的口號或標語不要常掛嘴上。 （3）針對客戶提出的“不誠信"問題，拿出改善的方法。 （4）停止一切“不道德"的手段。 （5）耍弄小聰明，要不得！ （6）計算一下產品或服務的誠信代價，那就是品牌成本。
六：擔當 （1）檢討任何過失的時候，先從自身或自己人開始反省。 （2）事項結束後，先審查過錯，再列述功勞。 （3）認錯從上級開始，表功從下級啟動 （4）著手一個計畫，先將權責界定清楚，而且分配得當。 （5）對“怕事"的人或組織要挑明瞭說。 （6）因為勇於承擔責任所造成的損失，公司應該承擔
成大事的九種手段：
1、敢於決斷－－克服猶豫不定的習性 很多人之所以一事無成，最大的毛病就是缺乏敢於決斷的手段，總是左顧右盼、思前想後，從而錯失成功的最佳時機。成大事者在看到事情的成功可能性到來時，敢於做出重大決斷，因此取得先機。
2、挑戰弱點－－徹底改變自己的缺陷 人人都有弱點，不能成大事者總是固守自己的弱點，一生都不會發生重大轉變；能成大事者總是善於從自己的弱點上開刀，去把自己變成一個能力超強的人。一個連自己的缺陷都不能糾正的人，只能是失敗者！
3、突破困境－－從失敗中撮成功的資本 人生總要面臨各種困境的挑戰，甚至可以說困境就是“鬼門關”。一般人會在困境面前渾身發抖，而成大事者則能把困境變為成功的有力跳板。
4、抓住機遇－－善於選擇、善於創造 機遇就是人生最大的財富。有些人浪費機遇輕而易舉，所以一個個有巨大潛力的機遇都悄然溜跑，成大事都是絕對不允許溜走，並且能縱身撲向機遇。
5、發揮強項－－做自己最擅長的事情 一個能力極弱的人肯定難以打開人生局面，他必定是人生舞臺上重量級選手的犧牲品；成大事者關於在自己要做的事情上，充分施展才智，一步一步地拓寬成功之路。
6、調整心態－－切忌讓情緒傷害自己 心態消極的人，無論如何都挑不起生活和重擔，因為他們無法直面一個個人生挫折，成大事者則關於高速心態，即使在毫無希望時，也能看到一線成功的亮光。
7、立即行動－－只說不做，徒勞無益 一次行動勝過百遍心想。有些人是“語言的巨人，行動的矮子”，所以看不到更為實際現實的事情在他身上發生；成大事者是每天都靠行動來落實自己的人生計畫的。
8、善於交往－－巧妙利用人力資源 一個人不懂得交往，必然會推動人際關係的力量。成大事者的特點之一是：善於靠借力、借熱去營造成功的局勢，從而能把一件件難以辦成的事辦成，實現自己人生的規劃。
9、重新規劃－－站到更高的起點上 人生是一個過程，成功也是一個過程。你如果滿足于小成功，就會推動大成功。成大事者懂得從小到大的艱辛過程，所以在實現了一個個小成功之後，能繼續拆開下一個人生的“密封袋”。 可以講任何一種手段，都可以導致一種結果，但這個結果是不是最佳的結果，恐怕就很難說了。成大事者總是選擇最佳的手段，達到最完善的結果，這就是非一般人所能做到的。因此在成功之路上，你要想成大事，首先要解決的問題就是：你的手段對你推動成功的計畫是否立竿見影！
Sunday 28 November 2010
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Thursday 18 November 2010
Wednesday 17 November 2010
Thursday 11 November 2010
P1 Edu-Inside – a motivational talk to Malaysian youths | Facebook
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=136404316410920&ref=ts
Time Saturday, November 13 · 9:00am - 12:30pm
Location Packet Hub Auditorium, Level 11, Packet
No. 159 Jalan Templer
Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
Created By P1 Edu-Inside
More Info About the programme:
P1 believes that shaping the right “Can Do” mindset among our youth is critical to the development of our nation.
As such, we are embarking on an exciting “P1 Edu-Inside Programme”, which aims to:
• Cultivate CAN DO attitude in young Malaysians and inspire them to be Challengers.
• Unleash the talents of young Malaysians to excel at world class standard.
This programme reaches out to Malaysian youths, especially those at age 15 ~ 20, but parents are encouraged to attend too. Along with the inspiring talks delivered by panel speakers, there will be participatory activities (with prizes) to challenge Malaysian youths to expand their thinking box or to remove the box!
In this upcoming event on 13th November 2010 (Saturday), we have the honor from two Malaysian kampong boys to speak with us about their life exploration from school days to world top university; and how they shape their life today.
___________________________________________________________
About the first speaker:
Chen Chow, Secretary of American Universities Alumni Malaysia
• Chew Chow has inspired thousands of youths and helped them to excel in their studies. He has been consulting for students aspiring to get into top universities in the world.
• Chen Chow is the founder of www.recom.org (The Worldwide Malaysian Students Network), an online site with multi-millions of web hits. He is also a recipient of Asian Youth Ambassador Most Outstanding Youth 2009 Award.
• Chen Chow obtained a bachelor degree from Cornell University in 2005, majoring in Electrical and Computer Engineering, with triple minors in Industrial System & Information Technology, Information Science and Engineering Management. He is also a Certified Product Manager and Certified Inbound Marketing Professional. Currently Chen Chow is working as product manager with JobStreet.com; and serving as Chairman of Cornell Alumni Admission Ambassador Network Malaysia, and a Convener of Young Corporate Malaysians.
Chen Chow will speak on “Youth, you are empowered”
___________________________________________________________
About the second speaker:
Chee Choun, Treasurer of The Oxford & Cambridge Society Malaysia.
• Chee Choun has a wide range of interests, ranging from music and travel, to engineering and sports. He is a founding member of the SnL Singers, and has performed widely in the local and international arts scenes, including before the Malaysian Prime Minister. He is also a pianist, composer, music arranger and voice-over artist.
• Serving as honorary treasurer for Oxbridge Malaysia, Chee Choun is actively involved with the Oxford and Cambridge communities in growing the knowledge economy of Malaysia and in promoting the use of the English language among students.
• Chee Choun graduated from Cambridge University with a master's degree in Manufacturing Engineering. He also holds an ACCA qualification in Accounting and Finance. Currently Chee Choun is working for ProSoft Technology, as a business development manager in Australia and New Zealand, and as manager for their Asia Pacific technical team.
Chee Choun will speak on “I’m Possible”
___________________________________________________________
Calling for ACTIONS!
Come find out yourselves! Listen to the extra-ordinary stories from our Malaysian kampong boys on how they prepare themselves and excel at world class standards.
Date: Saturday, 13th. November 2010
Time: 9.00am – 12.30pm (registration time is 8.30am to 9am)
Venue: Packet Hub Auditorium, No. 159 Jalan Templer, 46050 PJ, Selangor.
Priorities will be given to those aged between 15 and 20, but all are encouraged to attend. Admission is FREE with RSVP.
Seats are limited. Please RSVP your attendance to p1edu@packet-1.com (email) or 012-4506461 (SMS) with your particulars:
1. Full name
2. School (or organization, if for parents)
3. Email
4. Mobile number
5. House address
Notes:
1. Dress Code: casual smart
2. ONLY mineral water will be provided, FOC.
3. Seats will be guaranteed only to those with RSVP.
4. Parking: FOC, within Packet Hub building.
Time Saturday, November 13 · 9:00am - 12:30pm
Location Packet Hub Auditorium, Level 11, Packet
No. 159 Jalan Templer
Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
Created By P1 Edu-Inside
More Info About the programme:
P1 believes that shaping the right “Can Do” mindset among our youth is critical to the development of our nation.
As such, we are embarking on an exciting “P1 Edu-Inside Programme”, which aims to:
• Cultivate CAN DO attitude in young Malaysians and inspire them to be Challengers.
• Unleash the talents of young Malaysians to excel at world class standard.
This programme reaches out to Malaysian youths, especially those at age 15 ~ 20, but parents are encouraged to attend too. Along with the inspiring talks delivered by panel speakers, there will be participatory activities (with prizes) to challenge Malaysian youths to expand their thinking box or to remove the box!
In this upcoming event on 13th November 2010 (Saturday), we have the honor from two Malaysian kampong boys to speak with us about their life exploration from school days to world top university; and how they shape their life today.
___________________________________________________________
About the first speaker:
Chen Chow, Secretary of American Universities Alumni Malaysia
• Chew Chow has inspired thousands of youths and helped them to excel in their studies. He has been consulting for students aspiring to get into top universities in the world.
• Chen Chow is the founder of www.recom.org (The Worldwide Malaysian Students Network), an online site with multi-millions of web hits. He is also a recipient of Asian Youth Ambassador Most Outstanding Youth 2009 Award.
• Chen Chow obtained a bachelor degree from Cornell University in 2005, majoring in Electrical and Computer Engineering, with triple minors in Industrial System & Information Technology, Information Science and Engineering Management. He is also a Certified Product Manager and Certified Inbound Marketing Professional. Currently Chen Chow is working as product manager with JobStreet.com; and serving as Chairman of Cornell Alumni Admission Ambassador Network Malaysia, and a Convener of Young Corporate Malaysians.
Chen Chow will speak on “Youth, you are empowered”
___________________________________________________________
About the second speaker:
Chee Choun, Treasurer of The Oxford & Cambridge Society Malaysia.
• Chee Choun has a wide range of interests, ranging from music and travel, to engineering and sports. He is a founding member of the SnL Singers, and has performed widely in the local and international arts scenes, including before the Malaysian Prime Minister. He is also a pianist, composer, music arranger and voice-over artist.
• Serving as honorary treasurer for Oxbridge Malaysia, Chee Choun is actively involved with the Oxford and Cambridge communities in growing the knowledge economy of Malaysia and in promoting the use of the English language among students.
• Chee Choun graduated from Cambridge University with a master's degree in Manufacturing Engineering. He also holds an ACCA qualification in Accounting and Finance. Currently Chee Choun is working for ProSoft Technology, as a business development manager in Australia and New Zealand, and as manager for their Asia Pacific technical team.
Chee Choun will speak on “I’m Possible”
___________________________________________________________
Calling for ACTIONS!
Come find out yourselves! Listen to the extra-ordinary stories from our Malaysian kampong boys on how they prepare themselves and excel at world class standards.
Date: Saturday, 13th. November 2010
Time: 9.00am – 12.30pm (registration time is 8.30am to 9am)
Venue: Packet Hub Auditorium, No. 159 Jalan Templer, 46050 PJ, Selangor.
Priorities will be given to those aged between 15 and 20, but all are encouraged to attend. Admission is FREE with RSVP.
Seats are limited. Please RSVP your attendance to p1edu@packet-1.com (email) or 012-4506461 (SMS) with your particulars:
1. Full name
2. School (or organization, if for parents)
3. Email
4. Mobile number
5. House address
Notes:
1. Dress Code: casual smart
2. ONLY mineral water will be provided, FOC.
3. Seats will be guaranteed only to those with RSVP.
4. Parking: FOC, within Packet Hub building.
Wednesday 10 November 2010
Monday 8 November 2010
Saturday 6 November 2010
Thursday 4 November 2010
Wednesday 3 November 2010
Monday 1 November 2010
Wednesday 27 October 2010
Cashier charged with stealing from bank
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/10/27/nation/20101027105948&sec=nation
GEORGE TOWN: A bank’s chief cashier was charged with stealing RM910,000 from the bank he worked in at Bishop Street here on Oct 18.
The accused, Mohd Nasir Ismail, 46, who was accompanied by several family members in the court room, was released on a RM8,000 bail on Wednesday.
Deputy public prosecutor Pang Chun Keat initially called for RM10,000 bail but the accused’s counsel, R.S.N. Rayer, asked to reduce bail to RM5,000 as his client had four school-going children.
The magistrate's court settled for RM8,000 and magistrate Nor Aini Yusof fixed Nov 22 for submission of documents.
Mohd Nasir, from Sungai Petani, was dressed in a white shirt and appeared calm in the court room.
He is charged under Section 381 of the Penal Code for theft, which carries a jail term up to seven years and a fine.
The suspect and an administrative assistant were detained by police on Oct 20 for allegedly stealing a total of RM1.5mil from the bank's strongroom.
It was reported that the administrative assistant, also aged 46, was released on police bail and had agreed to cooperate with the police.
The theft was uncovered when bank officials discovered the missing money and lodged a police report on Oct 19.
A packet containing RM90,000 was found on the lower ground floor of the bank while another packet of RM500,000 was recovered on the second floor.
Another RM860,000 was later retrieved from a bowling bag at a bowling alley in Sungai Petani.
GEORGE TOWN: A bank’s chief cashier was charged with stealing RM910,000 from the bank he worked in at Bishop Street here on Oct 18.
The accused, Mohd Nasir Ismail, 46, who was accompanied by several family members in the court room, was released on a RM8,000 bail on Wednesday.
Deputy public prosecutor Pang Chun Keat initially called for RM10,000 bail but the accused’s counsel, R.S.N. Rayer, asked to reduce bail to RM5,000 as his client had four school-going children.
The magistrate's court settled for RM8,000 and magistrate Nor Aini Yusof fixed Nov 22 for submission of documents.
Mohd Nasir, from Sungai Petani, was dressed in a white shirt and appeared calm in the court room.
He is charged under Section 381 of the Penal Code for theft, which carries a jail term up to seven years and a fine.
The suspect and an administrative assistant were detained by police on Oct 20 for allegedly stealing a total of RM1.5mil from the bank's strongroom.
It was reported that the administrative assistant, also aged 46, was released on police bail and had agreed to cooperate with the police.
The theft was uncovered when bank officials discovered the missing money and lodged a police report on Oct 19.
A packet containing RM90,000 was found on the lower ground floor of the bank while another packet of RM500,000 was recovered on the second floor.
Another RM860,000 was later retrieved from a bowling bag at a bowling alley in Sungai Petani.
Tuesday 26 October 2010
The Matrix is Not Working Today
1) The restaurant famous with Curry Mee and Pork Mihun are closed today
2) Then I order Wan Tan Mee and they give me Chicken Rice Chili (chili sauce)
3) My Friend A order Fried Rice and they give him Wan Tan Mee Chili (green chili)
4) My Friend B order Chee Chiong Fun with meat ball and they give him Fun Cheong and Fu Zhuk only. Meat balls are missing
5) Normally very difficult to get parking in State, but today we got 2 empty parking lots
6) My Friend car is 1995 and the car behind is 1996.
LOL!
Take up long-term housing loans, buyers told
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=%2F2010%2F10%2F23%2Fnation%2F7286176&sec=nation
PETALING JAYA: Home buyers are encouraged to take up two-generation loans and financial institutions should support the move.
“The most important thing is for the individual to own a house for his family to live in.
“If loan repayment is extended to the second generation, that means the family will remain intact,” Housing and Local Government Minister Datuk Chor Chee Heung told a press conference here yesterday.
He had earlier launched the MBSB Ultimate mortgage programme by Malaysia Building Society Bhd, which offers loans for customers up to the age of 70 years.
Chor said Budget 2011 encouraged the two-generation loan term, refuting suggestions that stretching the loans that far would be a burden to the younger family members.
“I don’t think it is a burden for the next generation because the repayment is spread over a long time,” he said, adding that the younger generation is financially strong and can even afford to buy another house.
MBSB chief executive officer Datuk Ahmad Zaini Ithman said the idea of offering longer-term housing loans was to preserve the value of assets or investments.
“Ownership in the past meant buying for investment. But now, a house is a place for the family to stay.
“I think more financial institutions should pursue this approach,” he said.
PETALING JAYA: Home buyers are encouraged to take up two-generation loans and financial institutions should support the move.
“The most important thing is for the individual to own a house for his family to live in.
“If loan repayment is extended to the second generation, that means the family will remain intact,” Housing and Local Government Minister Datuk Chor Chee Heung told a press conference here yesterday.
He had earlier launched the MBSB Ultimate mortgage programme by Malaysia Building Society Bhd, which offers loans for customers up to the age of 70 years.
Chor said Budget 2011 encouraged the two-generation loan term, refuting suggestions that stretching the loans that far would be a burden to the younger family members.
“I don’t think it is a burden for the next generation because the repayment is spread over a long time,” he said, adding that the younger generation is financially strong and can even afford to buy another house.
MBSB chief executive officer Datuk Ahmad Zaini Ithman said the idea of offering longer-term housing loans was to preserve the value of assets or investments.
“Ownership in the past meant buying for investment. But now, a house is a place for the family to stay.
“I think more financial institutions should pursue this approach,” he said.
Friday 22 October 2010
Wednesday 20 October 2010
Friday 15 October 2010
Tuesday 12 October 2010
288 residency | Property Malaysia
http://mytotallyproperty.com/blog1/?p=1063
Setapak New Condominium – 288 Residency Freehold
OPEN FOR NEW REGISTRATION NOW!!!
Built Up – 1,400sq,ft to 1,900sq.ft
10minute to KLCC, next to Bank & Shop
Facilities:
Gym, Swimming Pool, Wading pool, Children play area, Multipurpose Hall, Landscaped Garden, BBQ area, Jacuzzi, Function Room.
Built In:
Kitchen Cabinet, Cooker Hood, Gas Hob, Microwave oven & Fridge, 2way Audio Communication via Intercom to Guard House, Air-conditional to Master Bedroom, Vanity Top & Shower screen to all bathroom, Hot Water Supply to Master Bathroom Shower /or Bathtub.
** Free Legal Fees,
** Construction Period Developer Absorb Interest
** Early Bird 5% Discount…. Hurry Up!!
For further details, please call
Mr Eason Tan (Yit Seng Realty E(3)0303)
6012-288 0492 / 6012-216 1861
eason_tan@hotmail.com
The buyer power still because of the Tar college (4 km) and the proposed tesco nearby.
Condo selling at RM 488k... :-(
Setapak New Condominium – 288 Residency Freehold
OPEN FOR NEW REGISTRATION NOW!!!
Built Up – 1,400sq,ft to 1,900sq.ft
10minute to KLCC, next to Bank & Shop
Facilities:
Gym, Swimming Pool, Wading pool, Children play area, Multipurpose Hall, Landscaped Garden, BBQ area, Jacuzzi, Function Room.
Built In:
Kitchen Cabinet, Cooker Hood, Gas Hob, Microwave oven & Fridge, 2way Audio Communication via Intercom to Guard House, Air-conditional to Master Bedroom, Vanity Top & Shower screen to all bathroom, Hot Water Supply to Master Bathroom Shower /or Bathtub.
** Free Legal Fees,
** Construction Period Developer Absorb Interest
** Early Bird 5% Discount…. Hurry Up!!
For further details, please call
Mr Eason Tan (Yit Seng Realty E(3)0303)
6012-288 0492 / 6012-216 1861
eason_tan@hotmail.com
The buyer power still because of the Tar college (4 km) and the proposed tesco nearby.
Condo selling at RM 488k... :-(
Thursday 7 October 2010
Thursday 30 September 2010
Monday 27 September 2010
Thursday 23 September 2010
最好的男人，最愛你的男人，和你最愛的男人 (转贴给飞飞的朋友看）
有一種男人，他並不是一個溫暖的男人。他不懂得體貼也不溫柔，不知道如何逗你開心，看你哭了也不知道該如何是好。不知道自己為何會愛上他，有時候會讓你覺得很受不了，有時候卻又讓你覺得很溫暖...
其實，這一種男人不是什麽都不在乎，而是什麽都在乎只是不知道該如何開口。或許說這是大男人的心里在作祟。但他其實並沒有想象中的大男人，至少在你面前，他是一個十足的小男人，滿足你一切的要求，遷就著你的任性，把你寵上的天...
他嘴巴總是很硬，說話總是很絕，總是不許你做這個，不準你做那個。可只當他知道你真的想要這樣做，卻還是默默地為為你安排好一切，卻始終都不肯承認自己其實已經允許你這麽做了...
有時候你也會受不了這樣的男人，覺得他太過大男人，可他對你做出的一切付出，卻從來沒向你說出口，你知道他在為你付出，你知道他在為你犧牲，可你卻受不了他那種什麽都不說的習慣...
其實他並不是不想對你說什麽，只是他覺得對你好是應該的。他並不是不溫柔，並不是不體貼，只是他的溫柔與體貼並不是靠眼睛能看見的，只能用你那顆細 心去體會...他不懂你想要的是什麽，所以把你喜歡的，不喜歡的通通都給了你。他不懂你想聽什麽話，所以把你想聽的，不想聽的也通通說出來了...
有時候真的覺得自己為什麽會愛上一個這樣的男人，他並不像是一個聰明的男人，可卻總有他的辦法讓你不會離開他。他不是一個體貼的男人，卻始終能讓你覺得他是最好的。他不是一個會說話的人，可和他在一起後才卻發現，原來沈默也沒有想像中的可怕，因為自己不會覺得尷尬...
最讓自己不解的並不是自己為什麽會愛上這樣一個男人，總是覺得這個男人很笨，不懂得自己，可回頭想想，其實自己好像也沒很了解他，他做事情從來就是說一不二的，只會給你最後的驚喜，卻不會事先告訴你什麽，讓你有所期待...
這樣的男人不是最好的男人，但他卻是個好男人...
不夠浪漫，不夠了解你，卻是最愛你。
不會為你承諾什麽，不會讓你覺得你正在戀愛，可卻能讓你異常的信任。
不了解愛情，不了解你的心中在想什麽，卻能與你手牽著手不放開。
看完了以後，是不是也在想，我的他是不是也是這樣的男人呢？
世上沒有最好的男人，只有最愛你的男人，和你最愛的男人...
放過沉默的他, 好好珍惜他好了...
其實，這一種男人不是什麽都不在乎，而是什麽都在乎只是不知道該如何開口。或許說這是大男人的心里在作祟。但他其實並沒有想象中的大男人，至少在你面前，他是一個十足的小男人，滿足你一切的要求，遷就著你的任性，把你寵上的天...
他嘴巴總是很硬，說話總是很絕，總是不許你做這個，不準你做那個。可只當他知道你真的想要這樣做，卻還是默默地為為你安排好一切，卻始終都不肯承認自己其實已經允許你這麽做了...
有時候你也會受不了這樣的男人，覺得他太過大男人，可他對你做出的一切付出，卻從來沒向你說出口，你知道他在為你付出，你知道他在為你犧牲，可你卻受不了他那種什麽都不說的習慣...
其實他並不是不想對你說什麽，只是他覺得對你好是應該的。他並不是不溫柔，並不是不體貼，只是他的溫柔與體貼並不是靠眼睛能看見的，只能用你那顆細 心去體會...他不懂你想要的是什麽，所以把你喜歡的，不喜歡的通通都給了你。他不懂你想聽什麽話，所以把你想聽的，不想聽的也通通說出來了...
有時候真的覺得自己為什麽會愛上一個這樣的男人，他並不像是一個聰明的男人，可卻總有他的辦法讓你不會離開他。他不是一個體貼的男人，卻始終能讓你覺得他是最好的。他不是一個會說話的人，可和他在一起後才卻發現，原來沈默也沒有想像中的可怕，因為自己不會覺得尷尬...
最讓自己不解的並不是自己為什麽會愛上這樣一個男人，總是覺得這個男人很笨，不懂得自己，可回頭想想，其實自己好像也沒很了解他，他做事情從來就是說一不二的，只會給你最後的驚喜，卻不會事先告訴你什麽，讓你有所期待...
這樣的男人不是最好的男人，但他卻是個好男人...
不夠浪漫，不夠了解你，卻是最愛你。
不會為你承諾什麽，不會讓你覺得你正在戀愛，可卻能讓你異常的信任。
不了解愛情，不了解你的心中在想什麽，卻能與你手牽著手不放開。
看完了以後，是不是也在想，我的他是不是也是這樣的男人呢？
世上沒有最好的男人，只有最愛你的男人，和你最愛的男人...
放過沉默的他, 好好珍惜他好了...
Wednesday 22 September 2010
Tuesday 21 September 2010
Saturday 18 September 2010
单身朋友的心事。。。（转贴）
在我英雄年少时，有一个女生，她愿意为我失去生命 -- 她意志坚定地说：你再缠着我，我就去死…….
在我负笈外地时，有一个女生，她愿意等我直到下辈子 -- 她柔婉约地说：你想成为我男朋友，下辈子吧……。
在我穷困潦倒时，有一个女生，她愿意与我共赴黄泉 -- 她眼眶泛红地说：你再不还我钱，我就与你同归与尽……。
唉！世间女子何其痴情，却依然无法使我驻足停留，至今依然身影孤单，想来不胜谦虚…… ~~>_<~~
在我负笈外地时，有一个女生，她愿意等我直到下辈子 -- 她柔婉约地说：你想成为我男朋友，下辈子吧……。
在我穷困潦倒时，有一个女生，她愿意与我共赴黄泉 -- 她眼眶泛红地说：你再不还我钱，我就与你同归与尽……。
唉！世间女子何其痴情，却依然无法使我驻足停留，至今依然身影孤单，想来不胜谦虚…… ~~>_<~~
Friday 17 September 2010
大家要多小心
刚刚在路边等妈妈的时候
看到攫夺匪试图干案
幸好车主也蛮机警的而没有中招
话说车主在等人
车窗全部开了
躺在里面休息
突然有个人伸手进去车里
扯她的包包
幸好包包被钩住
没被扯掉
大家还是小心的好
（昨天还看到内政部说减少罪案30+%）。。。
Thursday 16 September 2010
Tuesday 14 September 2010
Sunday 12 September 2010
Thursday 9 September 2010
I am an ISTP person - Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
Just attended a Supervisory Coaching Training.
During the training, there is a personality test that help us to understand ourselves and staff so that we can coach them more efficiently.
You can do a test (54 questions) and know your personality type.
http://www.socionics.com/sta/sta_turbo_xl.html
Once you know your type, just key your type (my type is ISTP) in google and you should able to find "Portrait of an XXXX" (mine is Portrait of an ISTP), click on the links and read further.
ISTP = Introverted Sensing Thinking Perceiving
Happy Holiday!
Monday 30 August 2010
Wednesday 25 August 2010
YTL Comms� WiMAX launch may not be on time
http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/8/24/business/6907058&sec=business
KUALA LUMPUR: YTL Communications Bhd’s (YTL Comms) November commercial launch date for its WiMAX service may not be met if it does not get the necessary network interconnection with the other four cellular players on time.
The interconnection agreements with the four cellular companies have been signed. A two-month period is needed for the execution.
“The only thing that could stop us from doing the November launch is the interconnection,’’ said YTL Comms executive director Datuk Yeoh Seok Hong.
Interconnection is vital since YTL Comms will offer data and voice connectivity, and the cellular prefix allotted to YTL Comms is 018. If all goes as planned, about 65% of the population in the country will be covered by YTL Comms’ WiMAX network at the point of the commercial launch.
Wing K. Lee
YTL Comms was supposed to launch the service in July but now the dateline has been pushed to November. But YTL Comms CEO Wing K. Lee (pic) claims that the July dateline was only for a soft launch and not a commercial launch and the latter will be in November.
“We have been testing our network for a while now and we are very much on track on our network built-up,’’ Lee told StarBiz recently.
Sadly, the service will not be available in east Malaysia for the licence that YTL Comms has is for Peninsular Malaysia and that does not allow it to roll out services in Sabah and Sarawak as well.
But YTL Comms is hoping it would land itself with the extension into east Malaysia. It is still holding talks with the regulator on the matter.
“It is part of the country and it needs to have good connectivity (as well),’’ Lee added.
He would not talk on pricing plans and on the speed of transmission, he would merely say “it will be five times better than 3G and it will come in multiple of megabits.’’
Converged services is what YTL Comms is working towards launching. That means you can have voice, video, data – all in one offering. The devices are being tested and by the time the service is available, the devices will be offered in the market place.
Whether or not the interconnection comes on time, YTL Comms would go ahead with its plans with an educational programme of what WiMAX can do and what to expect at the launch date.
YTL Comms is investing RM2.5bil to bring converged services to the market place. It is working with several partners such as Cisco, Samsung, Clearwire, CGT Semiconductors to bring the service. It also has a tie-up with Telekom Malaysia Bhd and Fiberail for backhaul operations.
KUALA LUMPUR: YTL Communications Bhd’s (YTL Comms) November commercial launch date for its WiMAX service may not be met if it does not get the necessary network interconnection with the other four cellular players on time.
The interconnection agreements with the four cellular companies have been signed. A two-month period is needed for the execution.
“The only thing that could stop us from doing the November launch is the interconnection,’’ said YTL Comms executive director Datuk Yeoh Seok Hong.
Interconnection is vital since YTL Comms will offer data and voice connectivity, and the cellular prefix allotted to YTL Comms is 018. If all goes as planned, about 65% of the population in the country will be covered by YTL Comms’ WiMAX network at the point of the commercial launch.
Wing K. Lee
YTL Comms was supposed to launch the service in July but now the dateline has been pushed to November. But YTL Comms CEO Wing K. Lee (pic) claims that the July dateline was only for a soft launch and not a commercial launch and the latter will be in November.
“We have been testing our network for a while now and we are very much on track on our network built-up,’’ Lee told StarBiz recently.
Sadly, the service will not be available in east Malaysia for the licence that YTL Comms has is for Peninsular Malaysia and that does not allow it to roll out services in Sabah and Sarawak as well.
But YTL Comms is hoping it would land itself with the extension into east Malaysia. It is still holding talks with the regulator on the matter.
“It is part of the country and it needs to have good connectivity (as well),’’ Lee added.
He would not talk on pricing plans and on the speed of transmission, he would merely say “it will be five times better than 3G and it will come in multiple of megabits.’’
Converged services is what YTL Comms is working towards launching. That means you can have voice, video, data – all in one offering. The devices are being tested and by the time the service is available, the devices will be offered in the market place.
Whether or not the interconnection comes on time, YTL Comms would go ahead with its plans with an educational programme of what WiMAX can do and what to expect at the launch date.
YTL Comms is investing RM2.5bil to bring converged services to the market place. It is working with several partners such as Cisco, Samsung, Clearwire, CGT Semiconductors to bring the service. It also has a tie-up with Telekom Malaysia Bhd and Fiberail for backhaul operations.
Burget at KISSATEN Cafe & Restaurant, Jaya One
老板去了台湾
老板的老板去了美国
老板的老板的老板也去了美国
工程师 1 去了伊朗
工程师 2 去了台湾
工程师 3 去了菲律宾
我们就去了Jaya One 吃午餐
很久没吃那么大个的burger 了
很满足
Rm10.50
Monday 23 August 2010
Thursday 19 August 2010
Tuesday 17 August 2010
抱我一分钟，好吗？ (转贴）
老公，抱我一分钟，好吗？”
她穿着白色的睡衣站在那里，眼中满是期待的神色。他坐在电脑前，转过头望着她，心中不禁一阵荡漾。
从座位上站起身，他张开双臂将她拥入怀中。“都快一点了，怎么还不睡？”她将头深深埋在他的怀中，语气中多了一丝委屈：“老公，你好久都没有抱过我了。”他搂紧了她，紧得一丝空隙都没有，紧得，似乎永远都不想放开手。
她是个特别的女孩儿，他一直都觉得。他们原本是彼此朋友的朋友，只是出于礼貌才会点头的那种。他曾看见她与一群姐妹们疯狂地又笑又叫，也曾看过她慧黠的眼眸灵动地转上几圈，将人整得无以复加。他想，她真的不适合做老婆。这女孩儿太疯了，她只适合做个玩伴。
直到有一天，他看到喝醉的她。她就那么安静地坐在角落，独自喝着酒，独自拭着泪。那里，他和她都在听那首歌——"forever"。她是为这首歌的词流泪吗？他想。或者，会是什么呢？
她喝醉了，一个人醉倒在桌子前。他扶起她，不晓得她住在哪里，她被带到了他住的地方。他将她扶上床。她紧闭着眼睛，无意识地紧抓着他的手，呢喃着“不要走”。他第一次看到她的脆弱。那一夜，他揽着她合衣而眠。
她是在他怀中醒来的。他望着她，看着她睁开眼睛时如婴儿一般懵懂。片刻之后，她重拾回凶悍与戒备。“你怎么在我床上？你要做什么？”她的眼睛中威胁的意味颇为浓厚。“是你在我的床上，而且是你在抱着我。”他啜着笑说。她怀疑地看看周围再看看自己。是了，这不是她的床，而她的手正横过对方的腰环着他。
她轻轻地将手慢慢抽回来，似乎以为这样子他便不会察觉。而细心的他还是看见了她脸上的一丝赧然。她的眼睛转了几圈，最后才停留在他的脸上：“我什么都没干。”她说。不过似乎中气不足。
他轻笑出声。“做我女朋友吧。”他看着她的眼睛，温柔地说。
“这算不算求婚？”她问，手指轻颤。
“还不算。不过如果你想的话，我可以考虑。”他的一只手横过她的腰。
“如果你每天可以抽一分钟来抱我，那么我答应你的求婚。”她说，眼睛亮亮地，直直地望着他。
“嗯……好吧，那就三个月以后结婚吧。”他说。
就这样，他们在他的床上订下了婚约。
“老公，你要抽一分钟抱我！”她说。结婚以后，她总会提醒他这个承诺。他是甘之如饴的。从来没有想到，从前以为古灵精怪的她竟然也有着女人的柔媚和孩子般的娇憨。每天，他都会抽出多于一分钟几倍，几十倍甚至几百倍的时间来抱她。
渐渐地，他开始忙了起来。每天下班要坐在电脑前几个小时。每一次她说“抱我一分钟”时，他总会抱歉地看着她说：“下次吧，老婆。明天一起补给你。”于是她便静默地坐在沙发的一角，抱着膝望着他；每次当他终于决定休息时，她都已经趴在沙发上疲倦地睡着了。
忙碌的工作使这个“抱一分钟”的承诺淡得几乎退出了他的脑海。他有他的事业要做，“她会懂”，他这样想。每天的工作累得他盘疲力尽，永远做不完的事情就这样围着他转，让他无暇再去想其他。于是，他忘了她的生日，忘了他们一周年的结婚纪念，忘了要给她一个晚安吻，也忘了给她最想要的拥抱。
她越来越沉默了，经常坐在那里看着忙碌的他发呆。她发觉他的笑容越来越少了，于是她的笑容也跟着越来越少了。生日时，她在一张卡片上写下“送给最爱的妻子，祝生日快乐——永远爱你的老公”；结婚纪念日，她伴着燃尽的蜡烛和冷透的饭菜趴在餐桌上睡去。看着他团团乱转的身影，几次她甚至有些怀疑当初的决定是不是太草率，毕竟他们都还年轻。
刚刚从医院回来，她的脸色有些苍白。从来的她就是怕去医院。曾经有他的陪伴，几次拥着哭得眼睛痛红的她走进门诊室做检查。这是她一辈子的弱点啊，他是知道的。那时他总会取笑她这么大的人去医院竟然会比孩子哭得还要厉害，原因只是怕打针。这一次，徘徊在医院的门口，她都不敢走进去。克制心中的恐惧对于她来说真的是太困难的一件事。
最终她还是去了。检查的结果令她大出所料——她怀孕了。
回到家，她苍白着脸几次想告诉他这个消息。而他却忙得顾不上看她一眼。已经一点了，夜深露重，他却仍然坐在电脑前。他们从未吵过架，可她却觉得现在的生活比大吵一架还要可怕——他竟连吵架的时间都没有。
穿着白色的睡衣，他终于鼓足勇气打断了他的工作，“老公，抱我一分钟，好吗？”他转过头望着她，那一刻她看到他眼中的诧异而后又变得温柔。将她揽在怀中，他说：“都快一点了，怎么还不睡？”趴在他的怀里，她的泪终于流了出来，委屈地说：“老公，你已经好久都没有抱过我了。”
她好爱他啊，她真的好爱他。从那个在他怀中醒来的清晨开始，她知道自己渴望这样一个温暖的怀抱。她知道匆匆订下婚约她并不后悔。贪恋着他的怀抱，她总是想如果他还愿意抱她那么就一定还爱她。然而这样温暖的怀抱她却很久都不曾拥有了。
“怎么了？”他轻声问，让她坐在腿上，他不禁低头亲了她一下。
“老公，”她吸吸鼻子，“每天分给我一分钟好不好？一分钟就好。”
她祈求的眼神让他心中一阵酸痛。自己真的好久没有抱过她了。她是那么的易感，那么的灵动。现在的她却沉静得让她无法与曾经的她联系到一起。“老婆，我有没有说过我爱你？” 他说。
看着她惊讶地睁大眼睛，他知道这句话他真的晚说了很久。
小手不自禁地揪紧了他的衣领，她有些瞠目结舌。他真的说爱她了吗？呆愣了半晌，她开心地抚着肚子说：“宝宝，听到了吗？爸爸说爱妈妈了，爸爸说爱妈妈了呢！”
呆住的人换成了他。好半天他才又找回了自己的声音。“宝宝？我们的宝宝？”他的声音颤抖着，有些难以置信。
“嗯！”她点头。
他抱紧了她，完全沉浸在喜悦之中。
“老公，每天抱我们一分钟，好不好？”她说，眼睛里浮起一层雾气。
“嗯！”他保证地点头。是啊，有什么会比妻儿更让他感到幸福的呢？！
紧紧地环着他的腰，她知道这一辈子她的选择没有错。她会幸福，会有爱自己的丈夫和他们全心期待的可爱的孩子。是的，她会永远幸福的。
她穿着白色的睡衣站在那里，眼中满是期待的神色。他坐在电脑前，转过头望着她，心中不禁一阵荡漾。
从座位上站起身，他张开双臂将她拥入怀中。“都快一点了，怎么还不睡？”她将头深深埋在他的怀中，语气中多了一丝委屈：“老公，你好久都没有抱过我了。”他搂紧了她，紧得一丝空隙都没有，紧得，似乎永远都不想放开手。
她是个特别的女孩儿，他一直都觉得。他们原本是彼此朋友的朋友，只是出于礼貌才会点头的那种。他曾看见她与一群姐妹们疯狂地又笑又叫，也曾看过她慧黠的眼眸灵动地转上几圈，将人整得无以复加。他想，她真的不适合做老婆。这女孩儿太疯了，她只适合做个玩伴。
直到有一天，他看到喝醉的她。她就那么安静地坐在角落，独自喝着酒，独自拭着泪。那里，他和她都在听那首歌——"forever"。她是为这首歌的词流泪吗？他想。或者，会是什么呢？
她喝醉了，一个人醉倒在桌子前。他扶起她，不晓得她住在哪里，她被带到了他住的地方。他将她扶上床。她紧闭着眼睛，无意识地紧抓着他的手，呢喃着“不要走”。他第一次看到她的脆弱。那一夜，他揽着她合衣而眠。
她是在他怀中醒来的。他望着她，看着她睁开眼睛时如婴儿一般懵懂。片刻之后，她重拾回凶悍与戒备。“你怎么在我床上？你要做什么？”她的眼睛中威胁的意味颇为浓厚。“是你在我的床上，而且是你在抱着我。”他啜着笑说。她怀疑地看看周围再看看自己。是了，这不是她的床，而她的手正横过对方的腰环着他。
她轻轻地将手慢慢抽回来，似乎以为这样子他便不会察觉。而细心的他还是看见了她脸上的一丝赧然。她的眼睛转了几圈，最后才停留在他的脸上：“我什么都没干。”她说。不过似乎中气不足。
他轻笑出声。“做我女朋友吧。”他看着她的眼睛，温柔地说。
“这算不算求婚？”她问，手指轻颤。
“还不算。不过如果你想的话，我可以考虑。”他的一只手横过她的腰。
“如果你每天可以抽一分钟来抱我，那么我答应你的求婚。”她说，眼睛亮亮地，直直地望着他。
“嗯……好吧，那就三个月以后结婚吧。”他说。
就这样，他们在他的床上订下了婚约。
“老公，你要抽一分钟抱我！”她说。结婚以后，她总会提醒他这个承诺。他是甘之如饴的。从来没有想到，从前以为古灵精怪的她竟然也有着女人的柔媚和孩子般的娇憨。每天，他都会抽出多于一分钟几倍，几十倍甚至几百倍的时间来抱她。
渐渐地，他开始忙了起来。每天下班要坐在电脑前几个小时。每一次她说“抱我一分钟”时，他总会抱歉地看着她说：“下次吧，老婆。明天一起补给你。”于是她便静默地坐在沙发的一角，抱着膝望着他；每次当他终于决定休息时，她都已经趴在沙发上疲倦地睡着了。
忙碌的工作使这个“抱一分钟”的承诺淡得几乎退出了他的脑海。他有他的事业要做，“她会懂”，他这样想。每天的工作累得他盘疲力尽，永远做不完的事情就这样围着他转，让他无暇再去想其他。于是，他忘了她的生日，忘了他们一周年的结婚纪念，忘了要给她一个晚安吻，也忘了给她最想要的拥抱。
她越来越沉默了，经常坐在那里看着忙碌的他发呆。她发觉他的笑容越来越少了，于是她的笑容也跟着越来越少了。生日时，她在一张卡片上写下“送给最爱的妻子，祝生日快乐——永远爱你的老公”；结婚纪念日，她伴着燃尽的蜡烛和冷透的饭菜趴在餐桌上睡去。看着他团团乱转的身影，几次她甚至有些怀疑当初的决定是不是太草率，毕竟他们都还年轻。
刚刚从医院回来，她的脸色有些苍白。从来的她就是怕去医院。曾经有他的陪伴，几次拥着哭得眼睛痛红的她走进门诊室做检查。这是她一辈子的弱点啊，他是知道的。那时他总会取笑她这么大的人去医院竟然会比孩子哭得还要厉害，原因只是怕打针。这一次，徘徊在医院的门口，她都不敢走进去。克制心中的恐惧对于她来说真的是太困难的一件事。
最终她还是去了。检查的结果令她大出所料——她怀孕了。
回到家，她苍白着脸几次想告诉他这个消息。而他却忙得顾不上看她一眼。已经一点了，夜深露重，他却仍然坐在电脑前。他们从未吵过架，可她却觉得现在的生活比大吵一架还要可怕——他竟连吵架的时间都没有。
穿着白色的睡衣，他终于鼓足勇气打断了他的工作，“老公，抱我一分钟，好吗？”他转过头望着她，那一刻她看到他眼中的诧异而后又变得温柔。将她揽在怀中，他说：“都快一点了，怎么还不睡？”趴在他的怀里，她的泪终于流了出来，委屈地说：“老公，你已经好久都没有抱过我了。”
她好爱他啊，她真的好爱他。从那个在他怀中醒来的清晨开始，她知道自己渴望这样一个温暖的怀抱。她知道匆匆订下婚约她并不后悔。贪恋着他的怀抱，她总是想如果他还愿意抱她那么就一定还爱她。然而这样温暖的怀抱她却很久都不曾拥有了。
“怎么了？”他轻声问，让她坐在腿上，他不禁低头亲了她一下。
“老公，”她吸吸鼻子，“每天分给我一分钟好不好？一分钟就好。”
她祈求的眼神让他心中一阵酸痛。自己真的好久没有抱过她了。她是那么的易感，那么的灵动。现在的她却沉静得让她无法与曾经的她联系到一起。“老婆，我有没有说过我爱你？” 他说。
看着她惊讶地睁大眼睛，他知道这句话他真的晚说了很久。
小手不自禁地揪紧了他的衣领，她有些瞠目结舌。他真的说爱她了吗？呆愣了半晌，她开心地抚着肚子说：“宝宝，听到了吗？爸爸说爱妈妈了，爸爸说爱妈妈了呢！”
呆住的人换成了他。好半天他才又找回了自己的声音。“宝宝？我们的宝宝？”他的声音颤抖着，有些难以置信。
“嗯！”她点头。
他抱紧了她，完全沉浸在喜悦之中。
“老公，每天抱我们一分钟，好不好？”她说，眼睛里浮起一层雾气。
“嗯！”他保证地点头。是啊，有什么会比妻儿更让他感到幸福的呢？！
紧紧地环着他的腰，她知道这一辈子她的选择没有错。她会幸福，会有爱自己的丈夫和他们全心期待的可爱的孩子。是的，她会永远幸福的。
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何谓马来西亚华人——我们是马来西亚人，但不是马来人，我们是华人，但不是中国人
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【请大家转载】在校内发了第一篇过后，真没想到校内影响力那么大，能传得那么广。于是，我突然有一个想法，想有意识地运用校内的这种影响力，让大家更好地认识马来西亚华人这个群体。当然，以下只是我个人的想法，只代表我个人的立场。我的朋友，请帮忙转载，当帮我一个忙；大马同胞，也请帮忙转载；不认识的朋友，如果你觉得这篇文章稍有可取之处，也请帮忙转载~谢谢大家啊！
第一、尴尬的存在
场景1
当我刚到中国时，人们问我的第一个问题总是：“你的汉语怎么说得那么好啊？”紧接着“来到中国多说年了？”、“难道是从小学汉语吗？”
场景2
当时我和中文系的辩论队一起看01年的国际大专辩论赛决赛，马来亚大学的三辩提到“日本军在南京大屠杀凌虐我中华妇女”，有位同学问我“你们也提中华妇女吗？”
从我到中国以来，以上的情况遇上了无数遍，于是我很早就想写一篇文章来告诉大家：马来西亚的华人是一个什么样的存在。这个题目很大，我只能从我切身的体会和感受来写这篇文章。
缘起
先用一个大家都熟悉的历史背景来做开场白。1840以来，中国进入了一个动乱的时期。一方面，好些中国人想往外逃窜；另一方面，西方列强想捉苦力到东南亚地区为他们服务。于是，大量的中国人（尤其是福建、广东一带）就散布到东南亚各个地区，其中就包括了马来西亚。
尴尬的存在
当人家问我“你的汉语怎么说得那么好啊？”这么一个简单的问题时，我还真觉得这不是一句话就能解释的问题。最简单的回答就是：“因为我祖先是中国人”，但是有人又会问：“那么为什么好多印尼人就不会说汉语了呢？”问题的复杂之处就在这里。
从迁居到马来西亚，我们的先贤就特别重视中文的教育，通过私塾、宗祠等单位教授三字经、四书五经等教材，后来随着中国教育体制的改革而改革。这个时期，我们的祖先基本上还是以中国人自居，黄花岗七十二烈士就有二十九人是华侨、抗日战争时期全体华侨出钱出力、著名的华侨陈嘉庚创办厦大、集美大学。。。。。。这样的事情不胜枚举。
后来，随着居住马来西亚日久，我们的命运渐渐在这片土地上生了根。从马来西亚（大马）方面来看，我们开始更多地关注大马的政治，与马来族、印度族联手争取从英国的殖民统治中独立。从中国方面来看，周恩来总理提出：华侨应在其居住地生根发芽。但是，不变的是：我们始终坚持自己的母语教育。
在印尼，由于当地华侨没有组成统一的阵线，于是他们不能拥有中文名字、不能庆祝农历新年；在中国人普遍认为完好地传承了中华文化的新加坡，李光耀总理主动地消灭了中文教育，关闭了新加坡唯一以中文为教学媒介的南洋大学，全体人民学习英文，于是目前多数新加坡人的母语是英语。如今，随着中国的崛起，中文的“经济”价值日益提高，许多东南亚国家才掀起了“汉语热”。唯一的例外是马来西亚，因为我们的先贤从头到尾就没有以“经济”作为考量，而是从“民族文化”出发。
那么，难道马来西亚就没有遭遇当地政府的阻挠吗？有！而且很大！马来西亚教育终极的目标是：以马来语为唯一的教学媒介语，换言之，华语、淡米尔语的中小学迟早都得消灭。60年代，大马政府规定：只有以马来语为教学媒介语的学校才能获得政府的津贴，于是许多中文中学纷纷改制，变为政府中学。这时，我们的先贤，以林连玉先生为代表，明确地提出：学习母语是每个民族的天赋人权，即使不要一分钱的津贴，我们也要办独立中学！
于是，马来西亚的华文教育保留了下来，华小以及民办的独立中学、学院形成完整的中文教育的体系，甚至创立了“全马来西亚独立中学统一考试”，受全球各高校承认（除了马来西亚的大学），我们基本上就是以这张文凭为基础考进北大的。在这个过程中，多少先贤抛头颅、洒热血，林连玉先生被褫夺公民权、好多人被大马政府关押、无数的民众以自己的血汗钱支持独立中学。
但是，来到中国，没有人知道这一切。不止中国，我相信全世界的人都不知道这一切，不知道被我们称为“族魂”的林连玉，不知道马来西亚的华人用血、汗和泪水来争取母语教育的权利。于是，中国的同学反过来问我们：“为什么你们会说汉语？”时，我真觉得这是巨大的讽刺。
尤其，当中国同学问起我：“为什么你们也说‘中华妇女’？”时------尽管不理智------我还是立时火了：“为什么日军侵袭时，马来西亚的华人要出钱出力？为什么同一年发生缅甸风灾和四川大地震时，我们华人对后者的捐款额要远远大于前者，我们难道就没有资格称自己为‘中华民族’吗？”
当我来到北大的图书馆文学图书时，看着满目的“美国文学”、“印度文学”。。。。。。当我看到“新加坡文学”，而没看到“马来西亚文学”时，我更感到十分凄凉，以至于讽刺。我们浴血抗战，创建了一套完整的中文教育体系，有完整的“马华文学”，而这一切在中华文化的发源地------中国是得不到承认的。反倒是曾经废除过南大的新加坡，由于其更为强大的国势，反而被认为是在海外完整地传承了中华文化的国家。
“尴尬”之处就在于此：努力地捍卫中华文化，不为马来西亚政府承认，亦不为世人所知，里外不是人。这就是马来西亚华人第一种存在：尴尬的存在。
第二、独立的存在
独立的存在，另一个说法是孤立的存在。“马来西亚华人”这个词儿意味着：我们是马来西亚人，但不是马来人（中国朋友最大的误会~囧）；我们是华人，但不是中国人。于是，一种特殊的群体和文化产生了，独立于世界之林。
我们跟其他马来西亚人（例如马来人、印度人）的差别很明显，黄皮肤在一片黑色的人海之中额外显眼，不同的语言、不同的文化。但是，在日常生活中我们相处得十分融洽-------马来人其实真的是很好相处的，什么种族冲突全是政府搞出来的-------整个群体都受到马来族极大的影响，这就铸成了我们好多的共同点，而与他们的这些共同点恰恰就是我们和中国人的相异之处。
最明显的差异就是口头表达。首先是口音，我朋友总说：“看你的时候一点都不像外国人，但你一说话我们就马上知道了。”在辩论赛场上时，我的一口马来腔更是显得极为突兀。所谓马来西亚口音，大概就是广东腔+福建腔，翘舌少、轻声较少（个人认为）、没有儿化、语调趋平。其次是词汇，以中文词汇为主体，再加上各种方言、马来语、英语的词汇，各种语气词“啦”、“咯”、“哄”层出不穷。大家有兴趣的话，可以去百度打“马来西亚VS中国”，马上就能找到许多具体的例子。
但是，我以为：更深层的差距不在嘴巴，而在脑子里。有一次，中文系的徐艺峰师兄领着我们留学生辩论队讨论一个辩题，他最感叹的就是：“如果是跟中国学生讨论，第三个衡量标准一定是‘何者更有利于社会主义的建设’。”看看中国同学的课就知道，什么思修、毛概、邓小平思想、军事理论，这些似乎都离我们的生活很远很远。冷战时期资本主义阵营和社会主义阵营的分家就决定了我们意识形态上的不同。
撇开这个问题不谈，即使同样都继承了中华文化，两地的继承也是有所不同的。在这里，大部分的人都信仰“无神论”。但是，我们那里好多人都还信仰观十八罗汉、观音娘娘、关公、济公、齐天大圣等，不一而足。不止大量的神庙，我们还保留了大量的宗祠、会馆，并且还在华人社区发挥着一定的作用。由于我对中国的现代化进程还算有一定的了解，以上这些还不足以让我惊讶，真正让我吃惊的是中国风气的开放。校内校外，情侣相拥亲吻的情况无所不在，这还真不是我想象中的中国。当然，我们那里也有很开放的人，但是可以肯定的是：马来西亚的华人普遍上要比中国人保守得多（嗯~至少跟我的家乡相比）。
此外，许多大马华人一致公认的是：中国学生真的很多“学术牛人”，大体上比我们那儿的人要勤劳的多。中国人多竞争大，我所认识的每位同学一个个都是从高考的腥风血雨中杀出来的英雄豪杰，他们那股永不言倦的冲劲着实让我们折服。相较而言，马来西亚人则比较慵懒，更倾向于做自己喜欢的事、享受自己的人生。因此，我们玩起来比较放浪形骸，比较不顾形象，大声吵、大声笑、大声闹。
既不是马来人，也不是中国人，我们仿佛就是另一种程度上的混血儿，所以或许我们有点孤单。但是，这或许就是我们独特的优势：既传承了悠久的中华文化，又成长在一个相对宽松自由的舆论环境，想法更自由、更多元。所以，即使我们这个群体在世界上似乎很孤立，但如果让我有机会选择，我仍然愿意出生在马来西亚，当马来西亚的华人。
第三、悲壮的存在
“宝剑锋自磨砺出，梅花香自苦寒来”，这一句俗语在马来西亚人身上得到绝佳的体现。在过去，马来人、华人、印度人曾经联手争取了国家的独立；但是，随着马来人逐渐独掌大权（再注：对马来人的抨击仅限政治人物），华人、印度人的地位也日渐衰弱。首先，马来语成了唯一的官方语言。再来，马来西亚教育的最终目标定为：“使马来语成为唯一的教学媒介语”。
但是，最大的转折点是六、七十年代的“五·一三事件”。由于华人比较刻苦耐劳，比其他的民族来得富有，无形中造成了民族间的矛盾。出于权力斗争的目的，政治人物鼓动马来人屠杀华人。于是，第二任首相敦拉萨借此宣布国家进入“紧急状态”，顺势上台，颁布了一系列不平等的法令。在经济上，每家公司都至少要雇用30%的土著（其实就是马来人和其他极少部分的少数民族）；在教育上，大学也实施固打制，要保留一定的份额给土著。此外，对中文教育的打压更是变本加厉，影响力最大的就是改制事件，即不以马来语为主要教学媒介语的政府中学都领不到政府一分钱的津贴。
打压归打压，但是马来西亚华人依然在暴风雨中茁壮成长。如第一篇所述，我们发展出了一套完整的中文教育，各领域人才辈出。大家熟知的梁静茹、曹格、光亮皆是马来西亚华人；大家现在人手一支的U盘是马来西亚的潘建忠发明的；在华语辩论界上，马来西亚以其犀利的辩风在世界上占有一席之地；如今，马来西亚的十大首富中也大部分是华人。
但是，从这里我们可以看到一些很可悲的现实。大马华人自己创办的独立中学培养了无数英才那又怎样？全世界大部分高等学府都承认我们的统考文凭时，唯有马来西亚政府不承认！马来亚大学在辩坛创出赫赫威名那又怎样？在政府控制下的马来亚大学还曾经试图禁止马大的辩手参赛！梁静茹、潘建忠等辈就更加可悲了，许多人都以为他们是台湾人！潘建忠自己就说过：“如果我留在马来西亚，不可能会有今天的成就。”因为在马来西亚，华人发展的空间有限，报国无门又无法自我实现，不出国发展还能怎样？
于是，马来西亚的华人成长是成长了，可是那跟政府什么毛关系都没有。因为我们政府很慷慨，在全世界都在争夺人才时，我们政府眼看马来西亚出现人才外流的滚滚洪流仍然可以视而不见！在马来西亚大力提倡向外吸纳人才时，去看看，有多少马来西亚的人才在新加坡工作！有一次，我们国家的首相到新加坡访问，探访一间医院时，竟然有一半以上的人用马来语跟他致敬！这是何等的讽刺！
我原本把第三篇命名为“令人骄傲的存在”，可是后来改成了“悲壮”。的确，我们有很傲人的成就。可是，在我们有心报效祖国时，却只能被不公平的政策拒之国门。马来西亚那么一块宝地，没有天灾、资源丰富、文化多样，又居于世界要冲，如果真的有英明的政府，摇身变为世界强国绝非难事！反观新加坡，没有什么自然资源，又是弹丸之地，可是，现在我们只有眼睁睁看着自己的国家成了新加坡的腹地，眼看着从马来西亚分离出去的新加坡一天比一天强大！这种感觉真的很复杂，真的很难以言喻！
谓之“悲壮”，我想应该甚为贴切。
后记
可能很多人很意外，我从小时候开始就自认为自己是个中国人。从小读的书就是《西游记》、《水浒传》、《三国演义》、《杨家将》、《岳飞传》。影响我一生最大的一套书大概就是一套三十本的中国历史漫画图集。在我小小脑海中，出现的总是滚滚的黄土和快马飞驰的勇将。长大了一点，看过《中国人史纲》、《中国寓言》，偶尔会翻翻《唐诗三百首》。
那时，我真的自认为我是中国人，我的文化之根和这里的人是联系在一起的。
于是，我的梦想就是回归中国。英文我认为不重要，因为我要去中国，从没认真学；马文我更是碰都不碰，甚至常以考不好马来文自嘲。可以说，我很偏执。我只有认为有必要的东西我才会认真去学。到了高二，我的国际视野才宽广到足以让我理解英文的重要性，我从那时开始才急起直追，算是打下了一定的基础，但是绝没到“好”的程度。但是，马来文，我始终不愿意去学习，在统考中马文拿了惨兮兮的“B6”还常拿去说嘴。
去年9月，我来到了中国，就读于中国最好的大学，学习着自己最想念的中文系，一切看起来都像梦想成真。但是，来到了这里，我才第一次深刻地体会到：我是马来西亚人。我才第一次感觉到：我有可能是爱国的。在祖国成长的每一部分，不管是口音、思维等，都在我的生命里留下不可磨灭的痕迹。即使我可能算是马来西亚里最中国的一小撮人，即使我跟很多中国同学相处得不错，但是我仍然能深刻地体会到我们的不同之处。不管怎么样，在中国，只要是外国人，就真的只是外国人。
那么我到底该何去何从？这是我一整个学期都在思考的问题。在迷茫中，在摸索中，我才会写出上面的三篇文章，试图找到马来西亚华人的定位，试图找到自己的定位，然后决定自己以后要到哪里发展。我个人认为，不管是留在中国还是去到西方，就注定了只能收到单方面的信息，很难认清这个世界的真相。此外，留在中国，或许就只能是成为一个尴尬、孤立的个体。去到西方国家，那更是彻底地孤立，存活在一堆思维截然不同的陌生人之中，甚至还可能面临他们的排斥。
可能，我仍然会回去马来西亚，即使我们目前仍然要活在打压之中，即使要存活在一个难以实现自我的空间。但是，我或许可以用手中的一票继续给国阵施加那千万分之一的压力，做自己想做的事，做一个开心的人。即使薪水不高，即使物质生活不丰裕，即使很难真正地实现自我，但是只要能在自己最熟悉的家乡、跟喜欢的人在一起，幸福或许就那么简单不是吗？
满纸荒唐言，
一把辛酸泪；
都云作者痴，
谁解其中味？
Tuesday 27 July 2010
着火的引擎
修车员抱怨医生：车的引擎和人的心脏都差不多，这条管接这里，那条管接那里，为什么医生的工钱那么高？
医生笑着告诉修车员：你有修过正在着火的引擎吗？
摘自柳叶刀 http://bk.pplive.com/tv/13185
Monday 26 July 2010
HOME (English with subtitles)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqxENMKaeCU
看看人类怎样毁灭他们的家
有点长
一个钟半
看看人类怎样毁灭他们的家
有点长
一个钟半
20% of the world's population consumes 80% of its resources
The world spends 12 times more on military expenditures than on aid to developing countries
5000 people a day die because of dirty drinking water
1 billion people have no access to safe drinking water
Nearly 1 billion people are going hungry
Over 50% of grain traded around the world is used for animal feed or biofuels
40% of arable land has suffered long-term damage
Every year, 13 millions hectares of forest disappear
One mammal in 4, one bird in 8, one amphibian in 3 are threstened with extinction
Species are dying out a a rhythm 1000 times faster than the natural rate
Three quarters of fishing grounds are exhausted, depleted or in dangerous decline
The average temperature of the last 15 years have been the highest ever recorded
The ice cap is 40% thinner than 40 years ago
There may be at least 200 million climate refugees by 2050
Sunday 25 July 2010
Thursday 22 July 2010
Wednesday 21 July 2010
Tuesday 20 July 2010
Record car sales expected this year
http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/7/21/business/6700110&sec=business
MAA optimistic due to 19.8% rise in the first six months
PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) has revised upwards its 2010 total industry volume (TIV) forecast to 570,000 units from 550,000 units initially due to the stellar sales performance in the first half of the year.
The TIV in the first half grew 19.8% to 301,077 units compared with 251,305 units in the previous corresponding period.
The revised forecast, if achieved, means the Malaysian automotive industry is headed for a record-breaking year in terms of sales, surpassing its all-time high of 552,316 units in 2005.
MAA president Datuk Aishah Ahmad said the TIV growth in the second half was unlikely to be as strong as the first six months, and that the recent fuel price hike and increase in interest rates would have a minimal impact on the TIV.
»Our fuel prices are still the cheapest in the region« DATUK AISHAH AHMAD
She also said the impact on the TIV would be minimal if any further increase in fuel price and interest rates was marginal.
“A further increase in interest rates is possible. If the increase is 25 basis points the impact won’t be much,” she told a briefing yesterday.
“A further increase in fuel prices may not affect the overall TIV but car buyers may downsize to cheaper vehicles.
“Our fuel prices are still the cheapest in the region.”
Earlier this month, Bank Negara raised the overnight policy rates by 25 basis points to 2.75%.
Last week, the Government announced the increase of RON95 petrol price by five sen per litre to RM1.85, while RON97 would no longer be subsidised. The diesel prices rose by five sen per litre to RM1.75.
The multiplier effects of projects from the 10th Malaysia Plan would boost the economy and create demand for new vehicles, Aishah said, adding that the positive consumer sentiment was expected to continue owing to greater stability in the employment market.
She said outstanding orders carried over from the first half would be fulfilled in the second half of 2010.
Aishah also said the MAA had been lobbying the Government to extend incentives for not only hybrid and electric vehicles, but also all types of vehicles that cater to this segment.
For the first six months of 2010, total production volume increased by 27.8% to 293,783 compared with 229,842 units in the same period last year.
Aishah said the higher production volume was to cater to the improvement in sales of motor vehicles in the period.
The MAA also reported that motor vehicle sales for June rose 19.4% to 54,005 units from 45,245 in the same month last year as business conditions and consumer sentiment continued to be positive.
It said the sales increase was also due to buyers rushing to take delivery of their vehicles before the hike in interest rates.
On the outlook for July, MAA said the year-on-year growth would continue to expand, but the month-on-month volume would be maintained as outstanding orders had already been fulfilled.
MAA optimistic due to 19.8% rise in the first six months
PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) has revised upwards its 2010 total industry volume (TIV) forecast to 570,000 units from 550,000 units initially due to the stellar sales performance in the first half of the year.
The TIV in the first half grew 19.8% to 301,077 units compared with 251,305 units in the previous corresponding period.
The revised forecast, if achieved, means the Malaysian automotive industry is headed for a record-breaking year in terms of sales, surpassing its all-time high of 552,316 units in 2005.
MAA president Datuk Aishah Ahmad said the TIV growth in the second half was unlikely to be as strong as the first six months, and that the recent fuel price hike and increase in interest rates would have a minimal impact on the TIV.
»Our fuel prices are still the cheapest in the region« DATUK AISHAH AHMAD
She also said the impact on the TIV would be minimal if any further increase in fuel price and interest rates was marginal.
“A further increase in interest rates is possible. If the increase is 25 basis points the impact won’t be much,” she told a briefing yesterday.
“A further increase in fuel prices may not affect the overall TIV but car buyers may downsize to cheaper vehicles.
“Our fuel prices are still the cheapest in the region.”
Earlier this month, Bank Negara raised the overnight policy rates by 25 basis points to 2.75%.
Last week, the Government announced the increase of RON95 petrol price by five sen per litre to RM1.85, while RON97 would no longer be subsidised. The diesel prices rose by five sen per litre to RM1.75.
The multiplier effects of projects from the 10th Malaysia Plan would boost the economy and create demand for new vehicles, Aishah said, adding that the positive consumer sentiment was expected to continue owing to greater stability in the employment market.
She said outstanding orders carried over from the first half would be fulfilled in the second half of 2010.
Aishah also said the MAA had been lobbying the Government to extend incentives for not only hybrid and electric vehicles, but also all types of vehicles that cater to this segment.
For the first six months of 2010, total production volume increased by 27.8% to 293,783 compared with 229,842 units in the same period last year.
Aishah said the higher production volume was to cater to the improvement in sales of motor vehicles in the period.
The MAA also reported that motor vehicle sales for June rose 19.4% to 54,005 units from 45,245 in the same month last year as business conditions and consumer sentiment continued to be positive.
It said the sales increase was also due to buyers rushing to take delivery of their vehicles before the hike in interest rates.
On the outlook for July, MAA said the year-on-year growth would continue to expand, but the month-on-month volume would be maintained as outstanding orders had already been fulfilled.
Summary of "The Present"
This book explains very common yet powerful concept in very simple manner. The crux of the book is how to live in the present while learning from the past and planning for the future to achieve happiness in work and personal life. It explains The Present (gift) is not the past, and not the future, it is the present moment, it is ‘now’. It means to focus and pay attention to what is happening right now. Usually when you are in the office, you think where else you might enjoy working more, or what you will do when you go home. When you are in the meeting or chatting with friends, your mind wanders somewhere else. So this concept explains very powerful strategy to focus on the present moment and concentrate on the activity which is happening in that moment.
Now focusing on present doesn’t mean that you should forget the past. Everybody does some mistakes in the past but you shouldn’t keep worrying about it. You might keep thinking about those past mistakes in the present and may spoil the present. It is hard to let go of the past if you have not learned from the past. As soon as you learn from your mistakes, you can easily let that go away and move on in the present. Once you learn from the past, it is easy to enjoy in the present, which eventually enhances your performance in the present. When you are feeling unhappy in the present, then it is time to learn from the past or plan the future.
The common behavior of people is to live in the future and get anxious about the events in the future. This book explains that we should plan for the future but we should not live in the future. Only way we can make our future better than our present is to plan for the future. Planning for future reduces the uncertainty, anxiety and fear about future events as you are actively working on your plan to achieve your goals in the future. So we should visualize a wonderful future, create a realistic plan to help it happen and then take actions in the present to achieve the desired success.
It also explains living in the present, learning from the past, and planning for the future is not all there is. It is only when you live with the purpose, and respond to what’s important about the present, past and future, has all the meaning. Living with purpose means not only knowing what to do, but also understanding why to do. It means rising each day and seeing what meaning it will hold for you and for others as a result of your actions.
Source: http://www.scribd.com/doc/37356/The-Present-One-Page-Book-Review
Sunday 18 July 2010
Friday 16 July 2010
Summary of "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People"
THE TWO SIDES OF SUCCESS
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Aesop's fable,
The Goose and the Golden Egg, is the story of a poor farmer who one day finds a glittering, golden egg in the nest of his goose. Though he is suspicious, he takes the egg home and learns, to his delight, that the egg is pure gold. Every morning thereafter, the farmer gathers one golden egg from the nest of his goose. He soon becomes fabulously wealthy. As he grows rich, however, he also grows greedy and impatient with only one golden egg a day. Attempting to seize all the gold in the goose at once, he slaughters it, only to find nothing.The moral of this fable has personal and professional application. Like the foolish farmer, we often push production (golden eggs) at the expense of what makes us capable to produce (the goose). Often we are more concerned with efficiency than with effectiveness. In attempts to be efficient, we overlook effectiveness and destroy our capability for getting results.
THE EMOTIONAL BANK ACCOUNT
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The Emotional Bank Account is a powerful metaphor that relates the amount of trust in a relationship. The metaphor suggests that every interaction with another human being can be classified as a deposit or withdrawal in that person's trust. For example, you make deposits in another's trust by showing kindness, keeping promises, honoring expectations, proving loyalty, and making apologies. In other words, you put something into a relationship. You build and you repair. While small things build trust, small things also destroy trust. Unkindness, breaking promises, violating expectations, showing duplicity, and being proud are withdrawals that take away from a relationship.
FORMING HABITS
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In this summary, we introduce The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People− habits used consistently by people who achieve desired results. Habits are patterns of behavior that involve three overlapping components: desire, knowledge, and skill. Because these three components are learned rather than inherited, effective habits can be learned and ineffective habits can be unlearned.
As illustrated in the Maturity Continuum®, the Seven Habits are interrelated, interdependent, and sequential. Using the habits, individuals work on the Private Victory™ (or self-mastery with Habits 1, 2, and 3) before moving to the Public Victory™ (building relationships with Habits 4, 5, and 6): to lead others effectively, individuals must first be able to lead themselves effectively. The seventh habit is the habit of renewal; it sustains physical, social/emotional, mental, and spiritual growth.
HABIT 1: BE PROACTIVE
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The habit of personal vision.
Each person has the power to make his or her own decisions. When individuals use this power to choose their responses according to self-determined values, they are proactive. In other words, proactive people use a margin of freedom to make choices that best apply their values. As they work on things they can control (their Circle of Influence™) in lieu of reacting to or worrying about conditions over which they have little or no control (their Circle of Concern™), they use positive energy to influence conditions and increase their Circle of Influence.
HABIT 2: BEGIN WITH THE END IN MIND
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The habit of personal leadershi
p. The most effective people shape their own futures. They benefit from beginning with the end in mind in all areas of life. Instead of letting other people or circumstances determine their results, they carefully plan who they want to be, what they want to do, and what they want to have, and then they let their mental plan guide their decisions. This mental plan for their life's purpose expressed in written form is called a mission statement. A person who has a mission statement and uses it to guide decisions will live in harmony with his or her self-determined purpose.
HABIT 3: PUT FIRST THINGS FIRST
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The habit of personal management.
What are first things? First things are those things that we, personally, find most worth doing. They move us in the right direction. They help us achieve the principle-centered purpose expressed in our mission statement.First things are always important and are sometimes urgent:
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Urgent. An activity is urgent if you or others feel that it requires immediate attention.When we graph these two elements and their opposites, four quadrants emerge which describe the activities we engage in (see graphic). These quadrants form the Time Management Matrix.
The best use of our time focuses on the quadrants that emphasize importance. Of these two quadrants, our primary focus should be on Quadrant II, through which we can pursue excellence in our work and in our relationships.
HABIT 4: THINK WIN-WIN
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The habit of interpersonal leadership.
Think Win-Win is a frame of mind and heart that constantly seeks mutual benefit in all human interactions. Win-win means everyone wins because agreements or solutions are mutually beneficial and satisfying-all parties feel good about the decision and feel committed to the action plan.A win-win person possesses three character traits: integrity, maturity, and an Abundance Mentality.™ People of integrity are true to their feelings, values, and commitments. Mature people express their ideas and feelings with courage and with consideration for the ideas and feelings of others. People with an Abundance Mentality believe there is plenty for everyone.
HABIT 5: SEEK FIRST TO UNDERSTAND, THEN TO BE UNDERSTOOD
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The habit of communication.
When we listen with the intent to understand, our interpersonal communications are more effective. We quit sifting everything through our own paradigms and stop reading our autobiographies into other people's lives. By setting aside autobiographical responses and caring about what the other person is trying to communicate, we are better prepared to listen empathically− with an intent to understand.The second part of the habit, seek to be understood, takes courage and skill. You need courage to express your true feelings and be open. You need skill to clearly
and accurately express your point from the other's frame of reference.
HABIT 6: SYNERGIZE
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The habit of creative cooperation.
Redwoods, whose root systems are shallow, grow close together. Their roots interlock and keep the trees from toppling when heavy winds come. Two working cooperatively have the potential to multiply the results of each working separately. This principle, Synergize, also holds true in social interactions. Two people, creatively cooperating and interacting interdependently, will be able to accomplish more than the sum of what they could accomplish separately. As they value each other's differences, open themselves to new possibilities, practice Think Win-Win, and build trust, they reap the benefits of synergizing.
HABIT 7: SHARPEN THE SAW
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The habit of self-renewal.
Dulled by use, a saw's serrated edge can no longer cut through wood. The blade is not in the proper condition to saw effectively. To function effectively, people need to Sharpen the Saw. In other words, they need to preserve and improve themselves. The key to sharpening the saw is to regularly and consistently work on all four dimensions of renewal: physical, social/emotional, spiritual, and mental. Bodies and minds exerted on a regular basis are prepared for exertion. Conscience, consistently listened to and followed, becomes increasingly sensitive. Relationships, loyally attended to, grow. As individuals balance and sharpen all four dimensions, they improve heir effectiveness in all of the habits. In so doing, they grow, change, and improve.Conclusion
During the Seven Habits seminar, you are encouraged to share your experience, learning, and insight with the group. The differing experiences and perspectives of all people attending your seminar will expand your learning and enable you to learn things together that you would be much less likely to discover on your own.
Sunday 11 July 2010
Thursday 8 July 2010
世界杯上演四大神功 西班牙落英神剑掌 VS 荷兰黯然销魂掌
http://www.chinanews.com.cn/ty/2010/07-08/2389428.shtml
世界杯上各支球队如同各路武林高手，个个身怀独门绝技，一番恶战下来，荷德西乌内力深厚闯进四强，他们成功的看家武功是什么，又有什么致命的缺陷，让我们一起来看看。
西班牙 落英神剑掌
落英神剑掌是黄药师从剑法中变法而得，出掌凌厉如剑，招数繁复奇幻。双臂挥动，四面八方都是掌影，虚虚实实，如桃林中狂风忽起、万花齐落一般。
作为欧洲冠军，西班牙是欧洲技术足球的代表。球员个人技术一流，队伍讲究短传渗透，狭小空间内的传递配合让人叹为观止。西班牙队中场控制力天下第一，每场比赛控球率往往超出对手二三十个百分点，球队踢得水银泻地，真可媲美万花齐落的落英神剑掌。
命门：西班牙队的招式让人眼花缭乱，但在致命一击上有很大欠缺。近几年，全世界都在研究对付巴萨和西班牙队的方法，如何不断变化，练就绝杀，这是他们面临的问题。
德国 七伤拳
七伤拳为崆峒派传世武功，后金毛狮王谢逊夺得《七伤拳谱》古抄本，终于练成。此拳法一拳中有或刚或柔七股劲力，威猛无穷。可如果内力较浅的人来练，对自己便有极大伤害，实为先伤己再伤人。
此次世界杯，年轻的德国队一改以往长传冲吊的打法，讲究地面配合，令人耳目一新。大战临近却改变习惯的战法，风险极大，犹如练七伤拳。不过，因为近年来德国对青训极为重视，厄齐尔、穆勒等人虽年轻却身怀绝技，所以七伤拳才能初有小成。
命门：“内力”不仅仅限于个人能力和战术，还包括大战经验和心理承受能力。德国队目前顺风顺水，后一方面还未受到考验。“成也年轻 败也年轻”，希望这句话别一语成谶。
荷兰 黯然销魂掌
《神雕侠侣》中，杨过和小龙女在绝情谷断肠崖前分手后，他心中日夜思念小龙女，渐渐形销骨立，又因早年断去一臂，他故意与传统武学原理相反，百无聊赖之中灵感迸发，自创一套黯然销魂掌。这套掌法厉害之处全在内力，而在身临险境、哀痛欲绝之际，更能发挥其威力。
荷兰队一直以打法华丽著称，可总因为有些华而不实，屡屡在世界大赛中折戟，如同杨过受断臂之难一般。如今的荷兰队终于大彻大悟，变得保守务实，内力渐深，竟一路闯入决赛。
命门：荷兰队风头正劲，而高高兴兴、豪气冲天是无法使出这路掌法的。要想夺冠，抛弃杂念、放低姿态，对荷兰队尤为重要。
乌拉圭 铁砂掌
铁砂掌是阳刚之劲路，属于硬气功范畴。少林功夫中的铁砂掌，是用铁砂和药物配合而操练的，练至掌部坚硬如铁，臂长力增，重伤对方皮肉筋骨，功力深者可以碎砖断石。
乌拉圭队一向作风顽强、球风粗野，练铁砂掌要的体格，他们绝对具备。本届世界杯上，主帅塔巴雷斯攻守平衡的战术得到了充分体现，对阵荷兰队之前的五场比赛，他们攻入7球，只丢了2球。乌拉圭队因此得以晋级四强，成为最大的黑马。
命门：乌拉圭的出局，悲壮味道甚浓，但正如铁砂掌刚有余而柔不足一样，乌拉圭中场组织薄弱，刚猛的球路很容易被技术流的对手化解，被荷兰淘汰也就不足为奇了。
世界杯上各支球队如同各路武林高手，个个身怀独门绝技，一番恶战下来，荷德西乌内力深厚闯进四强，他们成功的看家武功是什么，又有什么致命的缺陷，让我们一起来看看。
西班牙 落英神剑掌
落英神剑掌是黄药师从剑法中变法而得，出掌凌厉如剑，招数繁复奇幻。双臂挥动，四面八方都是掌影，虚虚实实，如桃林中狂风忽起、万花齐落一般。
作为欧洲冠军，西班牙是欧洲技术足球的代表。球员个人技术一流，队伍讲究短传渗透，狭小空间内的传递配合让人叹为观止。西班牙队中场控制力天下第一，每场比赛控球率往往超出对手二三十个百分点，球队踢得水银泻地，真可媲美万花齐落的落英神剑掌。
命门：西班牙队的招式让人眼花缭乱，但在致命一击上有很大欠缺。近几年，全世界都在研究对付巴萨和西班牙队的方法，如何不断变化，练就绝杀，这是他们面临的问题。
德国 七伤拳
七伤拳为崆峒派传世武功，后金毛狮王谢逊夺得《七伤拳谱》古抄本，终于练成。此拳法一拳中有或刚或柔七股劲力，威猛无穷。可如果内力较浅的人来练，对自己便有极大伤害，实为先伤己再伤人。
此次世界杯，年轻的德国队一改以往长传冲吊的打法，讲究地面配合，令人耳目一新。大战临近却改变习惯的战法，风险极大，犹如练七伤拳。不过，因为近年来德国对青训极为重视，厄齐尔、穆勒等人虽年轻却身怀绝技，所以七伤拳才能初有小成。
命门：“内力”不仅仅限于个人能力和战术，还包括大战经验和心理承受能力。德国队目前顺风顺水，后一方面还未受到考验。“成也年轻 败也年轻”，希望这句话别一语成谶。
荷兰 黯然销魂掌
《神雕侠侣》中，杨过和小龙女在绝情谷断肠崖前分手后，他心中日夜思念小龙女，渐渐形销骨立，又因早年断去一臂，他故意与传统武学原理相反，百无聊赖之中灵感迸发，自创一套黯然销魂掌。这套掌法厉害之处全在内力，而在身临险境、哀痛欲绝之际，更能发挥其威力。
荷兰队一直以打法华丽著称，可总因为有些华而不实，屡屡在世界大赛中折戟，如同杨过受断臂之难一般。如今的荷兰队终于大彻大悟，变得保守务实，内力渐深，竟一路闯入决赛。
命门：荷兰队风头正劲，而高高兴兴、豪气冲天是无法使出这路掌法的。要想夺冠，抛弃杂念、放低姿态，对荷兰队尤为重要。
乌拉圭 铁砂掌
铁砂掌是阳刚之劲路，属于硬气功范畴。少林功夫中的铁砂掌，是用铁砂和药物配合而操练的，练至掌部坚硬如铁，臂长力增，重伤对方皮肉筋骨，功力深者可以碎砖断石。
乌拉圭队一向作风顽强、球风粗野，练铁砂掌要的体格，他们绝对具备。本届世界杯上，主帅塔巴雷斯攻守平衡的战术得到了充分体现，对阵荷兰队之前的五场比赛，他们攻入7球，只丢了2球。乌拉圭队因此得以晋级四强，成为最大的黑马。
命门：乌拉圭的出局，悲壮味道甚浓，但正如铁砂掌刚有余而柔不足一样，乌拉圭中场组织薄弱，刚猛的球路很容易被技术流的对手化解，被荷兰淘汰也就不足为奇了。
What Is Inside ???
这样会构成性骚扰吗？
Make sure you all go to Berjaya Time Square Tomorrow
http://wimaxinside.com.my/promotions.html
Netbook RM99
Notebook RM999
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Tuesday 6 July 2010
Monday 5 July 2010
Friday 2 July 2010
Papyrus - 纸莎草
收藏了几年的纸莎草
终于要拿出来装饰了
爸爸拿了两块玻璃
后面喷上黑漆
就把纸莎草夹在中间
就那么简单
以前的照片从这里开始http://gnocspider.multiply.com/photos/album/159/Day_1_Afternoon_-_Pyramid
Thursday 1 July 2010
Tuesday 29 June 2010
Sunday 27 June 2010
Saturday 26 June 2010
Thursday 24 June 2010
Group CEO 送了一本书给我们 - The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
公司表现最好的10%员工（100个人）
被Group CEO选出来
参加由他亲自主导的培训
“Group CEO Leadership Program”
第一次的培训是关于他的微风史
拥有double degree 的他
在二十五岁就赚到第一个一百万
再用一百万赚四百万
十年来
就达到财务自由的境界
原本可以轻松的退休
但却不甘心
所以再出来打拚
创办了绿驰通讯
从一间30人的小公司
到现在有1000名员工
从一间小小的公司
到现在的八间regional office
从二板上市的公司
到现在上了主板
股价从最低50仙
升到最高7零吉
现在1零吉多。。。
影响他最多的一本书
就是这本书
所以他介绍给我们
还写了一些赞美的话给每个人
p/s 这本书很厚一下, 字也很小。。。
Saturday 19 June 2010
Friday 18 June 2010
Sunday 13 June 2010
Friday 11 June 2010
62 firearms belonging to Police missing
http://www.malaysiatoday.com/Latest-News/62-firearms-belonging-to-police-missing-only-26-recovered.html
Datuk Hishammuddin Tun Hussein, the Home Minister reported to the Dewan Rakyat that the Royal Malaysian Police Force had since 2001 recorded losing 62 firearms. This is made up of 36 semi-automatic pistols, 51 revolvers and 2 sub-machine guns. He said this in his written reply to Tian Chua, the Member of Parliament of Batu where he added that of the total, only 28 have been recovered. Those that are recovered are 24 revolvers and 4 semi-automatic pistols while the rest were never found.
He added that “Logistic equipment under the police inventory consisted seven categories: watercraft, radio equipment, firearms and ammunition, vehicles, aircraft, technical assistance equipment and information technology systems. From the above categories, two categories which frequently face problems are vehicles and firearms,”
Datuk Hishammuddin Tun Hussein, the Home Minister reported to the Dewan Rakyat that the Royal Malaysian Police Force had since 2001 recorded losing 62 firearms. This is made up of 36 semi-automatic pistols, 51 revolvers and 2 sub-machine guns. He said this in his written reply to Tian Chua, the Member of Parliament of Batu where he added that of the total, only 28 have been recovered. Those that are recovered are 24 revolvers and 4 semi-automatic pistols while the rest were never found.
He added that “Logistic equipment under the police inventory consisted seven categories: watercraft, radio equipment, firearms and ammunition, vehicles, aircraft, technical assistance equipment and information technology systems. From the above categories, two categories which frequently face problems are vehicles and firearms,”
Thursday 10 June 2010
令人震憾的0.1 ~轉貼文章~
令人震憾的0.1
在一場國立大學EMBA、高階企業經理人的演講中，我提到簡 單的數字遊戲：1×1×1×1
1乘1，乘以十次，答案會變多少呢？
答案很簡單，當然是「1」啦。
可是──1.1×1.1×1.1×1.1
也就是1.1乘1.1，乘以十次之後，答案會變多少呢？
我想，答案就不容易算了！
我問學員，有人猜十，有人猜八……正確答案多少呢？
你要不要用計算機算一下？答案是「2.85…」。
假如每天進步一點點，日積月累，積極、不斷地進步、再進步， 那麼「乘以10次」之後，答案就變「2.85…」
可是，如果每天懶散一點、懈怠一點、沒有目標、無所事事……
0.9×0.9×0.9×0.9
亦即，「0.9」乘以十次以後，答案會變多少呢？
我問學員，有人答：「0.8」，有人答「0.7」……正確答 案是多少呢？
請你親自用計算機算一下好嗎？
相信你的印象會更深刻！答案是「0.31」
啊？「0.9」自乘十次以後，會變「0.31」而已呀？這， 就是「積極」與「懈怠」截然不同的命運！
有人在自我生命中，加入了「正向」、「積極」、「堅持」、 「永不放棄」的因數，每天努力朝向自己的目標前進，那麼，他 們的成績就愈來愈亮麗，業績愈來愈加倍！
可是，有些人個偷懶、萎靡、沒有目標、不願積極行，那麼他們 的命運，可能就是極普通，甚至是「倒退魯」的景象。
「不跪地，怎能聞花香？」一名攝影師說：「要拍出花的氣味， 就要蹲下、跪下，以謙卑的態度貼近花朵！」
人，也是一樣，想要有精彩的人生，就必須以實際行，積極的用 生命來交換！
所以，「少年時要狂，目標遠大、胸懷天下；青年時要闖，要 勇於行、創新，成為生命的勇敢戰士！」因為，「上半輩子不猶 豫，下半輩子才能不後悔！」
真的是一題蠻有趣的數學題。
1×1×1意指，每天一成不變，最終的結果還是1。
1.1×1.1×1.1意指，每天改變或學習一點點，最後也 將聚少成多聚沙成塔。
0.9×0.9×0.9意指，每天偷懶一點，損失在不知不覺 中變大，競爭力也在不知不覺中消失。
在未來的日子裡，希望大家都能像那1.1×1.1×1.1的 數學題一般成功幸福。
~轉貼文章~
在一場國立大學EMBA、高階企業經理人的演講中，我提
1乘1，乘以十次，答案會變多少呢？
答案很簡單，當然是「1」啦。
可是──1.1×1.1×1.1×1.1
也就是1.1乘1.1，乘以十次之後，答案會變多少呢？
我想，答案就不容易算了！
我問學員，有人猜十，有人猜八……正確答案多少呢？
你要不要用計算機算一下？答案是「2.85…」。
假如每天進步一點點，日積月累，積極、不斷地進步、再進
可是，如果每天懶散一點、懈怠一點、沒有目標、無所事事
0.9×0.9×0.9×0.9
亦即，「0.9」乘以十次以後，答案會變多少呢？
我問學員，有人答：「0.8」，有人答「0.7」……正
請你親自用計算機算一下好嗎？
相信你的印象會更深刻！答案是「0.31」
啊？「0.9」自乘十次以後，會變「0.31」而已呀？
有人在自我生命中，加入了「正向」、「積極」、「堅持」
可是，有些人個偷懶、萎靡、沒有目標、不願積極行，那麼
「不跪地，怎能聞花香？」一名攝影師說：「要拍出花的氣
人，也是一樣，想要有精彩的人生，就必須以實際行，積極
所以，「少年時要狂，目標遠大、胸懷天下；青年時要闖，
真的是一題蠻有趣的數學題。
1×1×1意指，每天一成不變，最終的結果還是1。
1.1×1.1×1.1意指，每天改變或學習一點點，最
0.9×0.9×0.9意指，每天偷懶一點，損失在不知
在未來的日子裡，希望大家都能像那1.1×1.1×1.
~轉貼文章~
Monday 7 June 2010
Friday 4 June 2010
Thursday 3 June 2010
耐力考验
最近老天爷派很多人来测试我的耐力
花钱买东西
还要受气
是我的要求太高
还是马来西亚的服务业
根本就是垃圾 (不要对号入座，copy 鸟神)
他们是...
Mah Sing http://www.mahsing.com.my/msideal/index.php
OCBC Bank http://www.ocbc.com.my/global/main/index.shtm
Wah Chan http://www.wahchan.com.my/
要跟他们deal的话
你们自已小心
刚刚收到慈济静思语
还有突然间找回久CD (Megahit 8)
听了听 Stockwood Kim 的 Jerk
感觉好多了
可能这就是CEO还有鸟神所说的
他们是老天爷派来考验我的
让我多磨练
呵呵
花钱买东西
还要受气
是我的要求太高
还是马来西亚的服务业
根本就是垃圾 (不要对号入座，copy 鸟神)
他们是...
Mah Sing http://www.mahsing.com.my/msideal/index.php
OCBC Bank http://www.ocbc.com.my/global/main/index.shtm
Wah Chan http://www.wahchan.com.my/
要跟他们deal的话
你们自已小心
刚刚收到慈济静思语
还有突然间找回久CD (Megahit 8)
听了听 Stockwood Kim 的 Jerk
感觉好多了
可能这就是CEO还有鸟神所说的
他们是老天爷派来考验我的
让我多磨练
呵呵
Tuesday 1 June 2010
Sunday 30 May 2010
Saturday 29 May 2010
Kuala Selangor + Tanjung Sepat + Batu Caves
这个假期很忙
星期五早上 - 到文良港的佛堂吃斋+浴佛
下午 - 到Tanjung Sepat 的 Bagan Pasir 吃海鲜
18个人吃了十多道菜，RM 220，值得。
4点 - 去Kuala Selangor 买鱼。虽然朋友告诉这里的鱼大部分都是印尼运来的。妈妈们还是把我带去的冰箱装到满满
晚上 - 妈妈煮渔粥当晚餐
星期六早上 - 爬黑风洞
下午 - 原本要到热水湖的小贩中心吃午餐，可惜那个地方被DBKL铲平了!!!好吃的ABC不懂会搬去哪里。附近的马来档却没事。。。TMD
2 点 - 去了Wangsa Walk, 里面的东西看起来比较贵，买不下手。。。
3 点 - 去了对面的Carrefour, 买了一些日常用品
6 点 - 去了文良港，天天来旁边的”好野“吃晚餐。带了昨天买的鱼虾，老板娘不敢放太多调味料，怕把鲜味盖了。。。呵呵
9 点 - 看叶问 2 。。。
星期天 - 上网+休息。。。
Wednesday 26 May 2010
Monday 24 May 2010
Low Cost Scam
http://203.115.192.117/monday/mon_page10.html
Petaling Jaya City Council Planning director Sharipah Marhaini Syed Ali declared that the RM2,500 monthly salary threshold for eligibility is arrived at after deducting expenses. We have some tips on how to use the “household
expenses” to circumvent the limit, by declaring the following:
RM3,000 for car (BMW) instalment;
RM1,800 for two maids;
RM2,400 for driver cum gardener;
RM2,000 for monthly groceries including imported Perrier water;
RM1,000 for pets’ food and grooming;
RM3,000 for son’s study at an international school;
RM2,000 for daughter’s Montessori classes.
原来要供一辆BMW，每月要给三千的。。。
这样的大老板
还需要廉价屋吗？
Petaling Jaya City Council Planning director Sharipah Marhaini Syed Ali declared that the RM2,500 monthly salary threshold for eligibility is arrived at after deducting expenses. We have some tips on how to use the “household
expenses” to circumvent the limit, by declaring the following:
RM3,000 for car (BMW) instalment;
RM1,800 for two maids;
RM2,400 for driver cum gardener;
RM2,000 for monthly groceries including imported Perrier water;
RM1,000 for pets’ food and grooming;
RM3,000 for son’s study at an international school;
RM2,000 for daughter’s Montessori classes.
原来要供一辆BMW，每月要给三千的。。。
这样的大老板
还需要廉价屋吗？
Sunday 23 May 2010
逆风说话: 说谎
http://nanyangkohkw.blogspot.com/2010/04/blog-post.html
什么人最厉害说谎？
孙子说，是打战的将军。
“兵者，诡道也。故能而示之不能，用而示之不用，近而示之远，远而示之近。利而诱之，乱而取之
，实而备之，强而避之，怒而挠之，卑而骄之，佚而劳之，亲而离之。攻其无备，出其不意。此兵家
之胜，不可先传也。 ”
粱实秋说，是女人。
“假如女人所捏撰的故事能抽取版税，便很容易致富。这问题在于什么叫做说谎。若是运用小小的机
智，打破眼前小小的窘僵，获取精神上小小的胜利，因而牺牲一点点真理，这也可以算是说谎；那么
，女人的确有这方面天才。”
将军说谎是为了打败敌人，所谓兵不厌诈；女人说谎有千百个理由，而且《倚天屠龙记》里，张无忌
的妈殷素素说的，更是至理名言：越漂亮的女人越不能相信！
将军再厉害说谎，也会有打败仗的时候；女人再厉害说谎，谎言也有被拆穿的时候。
最厉害说谎的，还是政客。
李敖曾妙语道破政客说谎的天机，他说：“看连战撒谎要看他眼睛眨不眨，看宋楚瑜撒谎要看他手捏
不捏，看陈水扁撒谎要看他口开不开——他一开口就是说谎。”
所以，政客说谎，天公地道。知道自己在说谎的政客不可怕，真正可怕的是，说谎的政客说到最后，
连自己都相信自己说的不是谎言，而是真话。
这也难怪， 一开口就是说谎的政客，还会义正严词，理直气壮指别人说谎。
什么人最厉害说谎？
孙子说，是打战的将军。
“兵者，诡道也。故能而示之不能，用而示之不用，近而示之远，远而示之近。利而诱之，乱而取之
，实而备之，强而避之，怒而挠之，卑而骄之，佚而劳之，亲而离之。攻其无备，出其不意。此兵家
之胜，不可先传也。 ”
粱实秋说，是女人。
“假如女人所捏撰的故事能抽取版税，便很容易致富。这问题在于什么叫做说谎。若是运用小小的机
智，打破眼前小小的窘僵，获取精神上小小的胜利，因而牺牲一点点真理，这也可以算是说谎；那么
，女人的确有这方面天才。”
将军说谎是为了打败敌人，所谓兵不厌诈；女人说谎有千百个理由，而且《倚天屠龙记》里，张无忌
的妈殷素素说的，更是至理名言：越漂亮的女人越不能相信！
将军再厉害说谎，也会有打败仗的时候；女人再厉害说谎，谎言也有被拆穿的时候。
最厉害说谎的，还是政客。
李敖曾妙语道破政客说谎的天机，他说：“看连战撒谎要看他眼睛眨不眨，看宋楚瑜撒谎要看他手捏
不捏，看陈水扁撒谎要看他口开不开——他一开口就是说谎。”
所以，政客说谎，天公地道。知道自己在说谎的政客不可怕，真正可怕的是，说谎的政客说到最后，
连自己都相信自己说的不是谎言，而是真话。
这也难怪， 一开口就是说谎的政客，还会义正严词，理直气壮指别人说谎。
Wednesday 19 May 2010
惊人大发现
通常到政府部门办手续
都会准备好要复印的文件
免得被砍菜头
或则要跑到老远去
今天去了某政府部门
竟然提供免费复印服务！！！
让我感觉到有 Rakyat Didahulukan 的滋味
大家有试过这种感觉吗？
都会准备好要复印的文件
免得被砍菜头
或则要跑到老远去
今天去了某政府部门
竟然提供免费复印服务！！！
让我感觉到有 Rakyat Didahulukan 的滋味
大家有试过这种感觉吗？
Thursday 13 May 2010
Tuesday 11 May 2010
Wednesday 5 May 2010
Monday 3 May 2010
Thursday 29 April 2010
Wednesday 28 April 2010
Monday 26 April 2010
《独立新闻在线》- 依布拉欣：华人不懂得感恩 吁暂缓乌雪选举拨款与计划
http://merdekareview.com/news/n/13160.html
【本刊记者撰述】土著权威组织主席依布拉欣阿里呼吁国阵政府暂缓乌雪补选期间向华人社群许下的拨款与计划，因为华人地区并不支持国阵。他也批评华人不懂得感恩，并呼吁国阵应该继续扶持效忠国阵的马来人。
根据《马来西亚局内人》报道，依布拉欣阿里（左图）发表声明如此表示。他说，尽管国阵赢得了乌雪补选，但是大部分华人选民却支持人民公正党。
依布拉欣补充说，政府也应该忽略马华公会与民政党的所有选举承诺，因为他们已被乌雪华人拒绝。
他也批评华人不懂得感恩，“他们不感激国阵政府的付出，即便是政府因此而伤害了马来人和土著的感受。所有的要求都需要政府履行，但是他们不知道感恩。”
纳吉在乌雪补选时许诺说若国阵胜选，将拨款300万给叻思华小，同时也允诺拨款9万元给乌鲁音广东义山，并向福建团体及联谊团体给予更多补助。不过，华人对国阵的支持率却是从35%下降到30%。
国阵在华人地区重挫，而其胜选主要靠垦殖区马来人与乡区马来人的支持。依布拉欣说补选的成绩显示必须维持亲马来人的扶助政策。
“马来人忠诚于国阵，因此国阵必须继续让马来人高兴，因此施于马来人和土著的扶助政策应该继续维持，并且彻底地实施。”
依布拉欣也说，国阵的胜利显示民众接受纳吉的领导，人民开始看透安华误导人的议程，并深信“这是人民回到支持国家稳定的首步”。
依布拉欣在乌雪补选期间曾为国阵助选。他说尽管公正党的候选人再益是马来人，但是国阵的候选人卡玛拉纳登对于联邦宪法的看法与土著权威组织一致，因此他支持卡玛拉纳登。
她妈的。。。
【本刊记者撰述】土著权威组织主席依布拉欣阿里呼吁国阵政府暂缓乌雪补选期间向华人社群许下的拨款与计划，因为华人地区并不支持国阵。他也批评华人不懂得感恩，并呼吁国阵应该继续扶持效忠国阵的马来人。
根据《马来西亚局内人》报道，依布拉欣阿里（左图）发表声明如此表示。他说，尽管国阵赢得了乌雪补选，但是大部分华人选民却支持人民公正党。
依布拉欣补充说，政府也应该忽略马华公会与民政党的所有选举承诺，因为他们已被乌雪华人拒绝。
他也批评华人不懂得感恩，“他们不感激国阵政府的付出，即便是政府因此而伤害了马来人和土著的感受。所有的要求都需要政府履行，但是他们不知道感恩。”
纳吉在乌雪补选时许诺说若国阵胜选，将拨款300万给叻思华小，同时也允诺拨款9万元给乌鲁音广东义山，并向福建团体及联谊团体给予更多补助。不过，华人对国阵的支持率却是从35%下降到30%。
国阵在华人地区重挫，而其胜选主要靠垦殖区马来人与乡区马来人的支持。依布拉欣说补选的成绩显示必须维持亲马来人的扶助政策。
“马来人忠诚于国阵，因此国阵必须继续让马来人高兴，因此施于马来人和土著的扶助政策应该继续维持，并且彻底地实施。”
依布拉欣也说，国阵的胜利显示民众接受纳吉的领导，人民开始看透安华误导人的议程，并深信“这是人民回到支持国家稳定的首步”。
依布拉欣在乌雪补选期间曾为国阵助选。他说尽管公正党的候选人再益是马来人，但是国阵的候选人卡玛拉纳登对于联邦宪法的看法与土著权威组织一致，因此他支持卡玛拉纳登。
她妈的。。。
Tuesday 20 April 2010
这样的服务水准还要起价100% - Pos Malaysia
那天收到Pos Malaysia的 Notis Pemberitahuan Barang Pos
是一封Pos Daftar Biasa 来的
可是下面却没有说明
要到哪个Pejabat Pos 拿
打电话去Pejabat Pos Customer Service问个明白
怎么知道她说System Offline了
检查不道
叫我明天再打来
TMD的烂臭service
是一封Pos Daftar Biasa 来的
可是下面却没有说明
要到哪个Pejabat Pos 拿
打电话去Pejabat Pos Customer Service问个明白
怎么知道她说System Offline了
检查不道
叫我明天再打来
TMD的烂臭service
Friday 16 April 2010
Thursday 15 April 2010
南益华小的喜事 - 建辉和雪妮结婚日
小学同班同学结婚还是头一次
印象中，他们应该在1988年就互相认识了
然后一直同班到1991年，小学毕业。
过后又一起去了中华国中
之后就不大懂了。。。
呵呵
祝福这对老同学
白头到老，永浴爱河！
恭喜恭喜
Wednesday 14 April 2010
例外
印象中
觉得中国印度的工程师
都很勤劳
很敬业
尽量达到顾客的要求
毕竟在人口众多的地方
表现自已是唯一途径
可是今天却遇到一个例外的
一个在大马工作的中国人
顾客要求写东西
不帮忙也不要紧
反而来教训顾客
说这个不能那个不能
自已在工作时间
没做工
反而上网看小说
TMD...
觉得中国印度的工程师
都很勤劳
很敬业
尽量达到顾客的要求
毕竟在人口众多的地方
表现自已是唯一途径
可是今天却遇到一个例外的
一个在大马工作的中国人
顾客要求写东西
不帮忙也不要紧
反而来教训顾客
说这个不能那个不能
自已在工作时间
没做工
反而上网看小说
TMD...
Monday 5 April 2010
Saturday 3 April 2010
Friday 2 April 2010
Wednesday 24 March 2010
很想卖花草树木给DBKL
今天上班经过Jalan Tun Razak
非常的塞车
原来是DBKL在剪草
用了七八辆罗里
三十多人
霸占了一条车道
所以搞到塞车
看完鸟神的韩国戏
回家经过Jalan Tun Razak
发现整条路的花草树木都不见了。。。
花草树木长了，剪下，修下不就可以了吗？
为什么要统统剪掉？
突然间少了那么多花草，对环境有益吗？
市长不懂又会花几百万来买花种树
市长，要帮我买花吗？
非常的塞车
原来是DBKL在剪草
用了七八辆罗里
三十多人
霸占了一条车道
所以搞到塞车
看完鸟神的韩国戏
回家经过Jalan Tun Razak
发现整条路的花草树木都不见了。。。
花草树木长了，剪下，修下不就可以了吗？
为什么要统统剪掉？
突然间少了那么多花草，对环境有益吗？
市长不懂又会花几百万来买花种树
市长，要帮我买花吗？
Thursday 18 March 2010
Tuesday 16 March 2010
Monday 15 March 2010
Tuesday 9 March 2010
Saturday 6 March 2010
Monday 1 March 2010
Thursday 25 February 2010
Wednesday 24 February 2010
Sunday 21 February 2010
Monday 15 February 2010
Sunday 14 February 2010
Saturday 13 February 2010
Friday 12 February 2010
Thursday 11 February 2010
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