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Now this is interesting. I wonder how the outcome would look like.
The idea was put forward from Tehran. It is said that the car would have all the essential Islamic features such as kiblat reading, compartment to put Quran, scarves et cetera.
This proposal of Islamic car will involve Iran, Turkey and Malaysia.
For me this is one great idea. Not so much of the features of the car but because of the idea that Islamic countries could join together economically generate something useful, and "refreshing".
The features are already existence in abundance. Kiblat reading? Sat-nav has been here long. Maybe they just have to tinker the software a bit to make it more "kiblat" friendly. Create a little more compartments here and there. Cut here paste there.
More importantly, this could be a great start for something of a great significance. Start with a car, then maybe develop our own engine, transmission that not many others have. Use resources from other Islamic countries. Who knows what might happen next.
I for once applauded this idea and hopefully the efforts that will follow. I will certainly wait for the outcome.
Read: Malaysia, Iran And Turkey Plan To Produce 'Islamic' Cars
You really are and will always be, ma.
Happy 25th birthday...
for the second time =)
This is a flip side of the history of Malaysia that we know.
I just thought that every "anak merdeka" should know the "real" history of our Independence. And by real I mean from a different point of view, from both sides of the story.
Not just the one we had learnt at school. Not just the story that the winners wanted us to know.
Do we really know what happened 10 years before Merdeka?
These are real stories from real people; who had gone through it all - sharing their experiences, for us the younger generation. The so called "anak merdeka"
Watch and ponder.
This one has definitely diverted my attention from studies.
Oh, what hasn't?
Give it a try and see if you could beat my time ;)
Just click on the pic will ya.
Maybe Nik Nazmi is with the opposition but it is not in any way discredited his opinion about the current condition of Malaysia.
In his article Breakdown of Law and Order, he said,
"...A little girl was sexually molested and murdered, and the police is planning to take action against the parents for negligence..."obviously referring to the Nurin's case. It was true. I was shocked to read the article on the front page of Utusan a few days back. Come on. The parents have just lost their daughter to a murder and the Chief Police and the Minister of Women, Family and Community Development were talking about possibility of putting the unfortunate parents in jail.
After more than 2 months of waiting, I finally got my hands on the book a couple of days back.
This was the book that splurged my interest in hackers world that eventually inspired me to do a mini research on the topic during my matriculation days. Unfortunately, this particular interest was killed off after my draft has been rejected and I had to endure a painful start over.
You can read the excerpt at Google Book search here.
3G Vodafone exclusive. Recommended retail price NZD 449.00
My price? Highly negotiable. Seriously, make me an offer and I'll try to consider it.
**updates in red**
[This post will stay here until the event is over. New posts below]
On behalf of Canterbury Malaysian Society and Kelab Melayu Inc, I would like to invite you to the 50th Merdeka Day Celeberation Dinner. Details as follow:
Date & Time : Saturday, 1st September 2007 at 6.00pm
Venue : Caledonian Hall
Dress Code : Traditional.
Entry Ticket : $30.00
But please do not let the ticket price fools you. Here is what you get for your money's worth.
Food - Catered by Malaysian Food Catering (Mr. Ishak)
Menu:
Served in a Malaysian Hawker Stall Style buffet style with the food server will be in a Malaysian Traditional Outfit.
- Roti Canai Buffet [home made roti canai, kuah dal and sambal ikan bilis]
- Mee Rebus Buffet [well, mee rebus and all the usual stuff that comes with it, curry, veges etc]
- Nasi Lemak Buffet [Nasi lemak, rendang, boiled eggs and slices of cucumber]
- Satay Buffet [need introduction with this? + coconut sauce]
- Dessert Buffet [as of now, I am not quite sure what the dessert will be, but rest assured that its not something that you can eat everyday]
- Drinks [Sirap bandung, tea and coffee]
Lucky Draws:
Lots of them. In fact its so many that I could not remember them all. There will be potentially more than 60 lucky draws to be won. Chances are that you might not be returning home empty handed with less than 300 guests only.
- Probable prize tickets from Malaysian Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Air New Zealand and Jet Star.
- A brand new mountain bike
- 20 KFC voucher worth $25 each
- Free stay @ Riccarton Motel (might be quite useful if you are having family/relative visiting)
- Food vouchers @ Sampan Restaurant, Chinatown, Pagoda Steamboat etc.
- More to come. The committees are working hard on getting new sponsors everyday.
Enough said. Please do spread the words around and give a thought about it. I am sure it will be worth it.
I guess this has past its expiry date as a news but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is one true Man United legend and deserves a praise.
His retirement was a bit shocking but not entirely unexpected.
As been said, he surely has carved his name in the great history of football.
No doubting it.
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1. Champions League Final 1999
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