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| Tuesday, 7-Jun-2005 00:00 |
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Evening In My Kampung
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senja yang melabuh tirainya
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sudah sampai masanya sang matahari
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indahnya ciptaan Tuhan
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| Quote: | Ooo akulah anak gembala
Merentas segenap desa
Ke gunung padang dan lurah
Dari pagi hingga senja
Berbekalkan tongkat rotan
Rotan jati dari hutan
Ooo akulah anak gembala
Merentas sungai dan rimba
Beginilah tiap masa
Tapi hatiku gembira
Bertemankan kambing tua
Lembu jantan dan betina
Ibu, sangat sayang kepadaku
Membekal pengat dan susu
Untuk mengalas perutku
Ayah memberi seruling tua
Untuk menghiburkan hati
Bila terasa sunyi
Ooo tiada siapa yang tahu
Nun jauh tinggi di gunung
Buah hatiku menunggu
Gembala seperti aku
Dia suka kepadaku
Aku suka kepadanya
--- sudirman (aku anak gembala) |
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| Saturday, 4-Jun-2005 00:00 |
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Melaka the land of sultans
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The original name of melaka come from a tree that we call 'melaka'.The tree When a Parameswara saw a small but aggressive white mousedeer intimidated his hunting dogs that they turned and fell into the water. The place where the weak can triumph over the strong.The Melaka tree has juicy fruits located at the base of the leafy twigs and once grew in great abundance along the banks of the Melaka river.
Melaka had the advantage of being on the narrowest part of the Straits where the deep water channel was near to the Malaysian side. The river mouth formed a small harbour overlooked by the hill on which the ruler and his chiefs could build a fortified stockade protected on the land side by marshes. At first, no doubt, piracy and fishing were the main occupations but soon traders began to call and the little settlement prospered.
The Malay Annals (or Sejarah Melayu) traces the decedents of the Sultans and tells of the memorable events and dramatic tales of the royal family of Melaka and its close advisors. For instance, Sri Maharaja Mohammed Shah had a strong sense of fairness, he heard grievances and administered justice personally. Sultan Mudzaffar Shah was a noble person with many wives, all daughters of neighbouring kings. Sultan Mansur Shah is praised for his sense of justice, humaneness and good looks. The last sultan, Mahmud Shah was remarkable for his well-built body. His brother Raja Zainal Abidin was so handsome that his looks was so flawless and his every movement was a miracle of beauty that he had no rival in those days.
With the coming of the Portuguese to Melaka, it marks as a special moment in history that would lead with the ultimate doom of the rule of the Malay Sultans of Melaka. In 1511, the Portuguese had captured the city and oust its Sultan and even today.Right now the land of sultans don't have a sultans any more .
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| Wednesday, 1-Jun-2005 00:00 |
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Sky with No Limit
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This my old pictures ..visit sky bridge KLCC,just a wonderful moment i had , feel the sky with no limit,can see all beautiful thing from top ..everything is like a miniature andyou want to touch it..
| Quote: | The sky with no limit
I was just bewildered. I was fascinated, and I made up my mind at the time that I was gonna fly. |
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| Monday, 30-May-2005 00:00 |
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time is running out
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Just attend Ady wedding ceremony.and 'lepaking' and snap some pictures at KL Sentral..enjoy it 
| Quote: | Our time is running out
Our time is running out
You can't push it underground
You can't stop it screaming out
--Muse |
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| Friday, 27-May-2005 00:00 |
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The Garden City Of Light
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia electirical charming like a garden city of light during night. The cosmopolitan capital of the country, full of shopping, culture, history, and nightlife.
Buildings like the Sultan Abdul Samad Building, the Royal Selangor Club, and the Kuala Lumpur Railway Station look very beautiful during night.You will enjoy it.
**picture taken from stay suite .
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| Sunday, 15-May-2005 00:00 |
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Mechanical Thing
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Car gathering the best word to decribed for today event held at Shah Alam Stadium.There are many registered car group attend this event.About 200 car convoy from Dataran Shah Alam to Stadium Shah Alam. Many type of car involved in this event like toyota levin, mitsubishi galant , mini ,produa and etc.
During this festival all car owner unite each other eventhough they not used same type of car,We can see they changed the idea how to make their car better among them self , they always laugh and happy each other.
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| Thursday, 28-Apr-2005 00:00 |
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| Sunday, 6-Mar-2005 00:00 |
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Malam dinner nets 2005,lotus seafood Klang
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nie muka tokey bus yg benggang...
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cik ambil nombor dulu..nantie kami panggil
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ikan dan makanan laut yg akan menjadi mangsa keganasan askar net
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pasukan perajurit nets telah menganjurkan malam sempena meraikan kemenanan keatas parajurit nets yan telah berjaya menghalau komunis daripada menceroboh malaya temph hari..jamuan kali ini agak unix kerna ia diadakan di tepi pantai..walaupun kita berapa mersakan bayu laut..at least dapat jua mendengar deruan ombak memukul pantai yg dapat membangkitkan suasana yang harmonis.Ketibaan brig.jen (B) Dr. Mazani mengamatkan suasana dengan gimik menaiki beca dan berpakaian bersahaja dn tshirt dan topi serta bersandal..ini bagi merealisasikan tema pakaian malam tue yang bertemakan santai..memang bersantai habis.Kemudian majlis diteruskan denan bacaan doa oleh let. Haji Ikram..walaupun dia beitu sayu semasa membacakan doa tersebut tetapi Alhamdulillah..dia berjaya menhabiskannya juga.
Kemudian majlis diteruskan dgn ucapan Jeneral (B) mok bagi menyatakan rasa syukur dan bangga dengan kejayaan anggota perajurit nets dalam peperanan yg lepas.Selepas Jeneral mok memberi ucapan ..Brig.Jen (B) dr.Mazani pulak membebel..sambil elak terkekek..memberi semangat kepada prebet yang selalu makan gaji buta untuk lebih berusaha keras bagi membantu menjaga keselamatan negara y tercinta sekaligus merasmikan majlis makan malam nets.
Para hadirin dan para hadirat terus menjamu perut masing-masing yang telah lapar dari tadie dn rakus sambil di hiburkan oleh persembahan daripada adik syakila yang menyanyikan bebrapa buah lagu..dan beberapa oran perajurit turun menari di ball room dgn lagak seperti yahudi mabuk :Plepas puas bendansa ..cabutan bertuah dan memacam lagi...kini tibalah saatnya ucapan penutup dari Jen.Mok dalam ucapan yg sungguh sadis dia menyatakan dia ingin bersara daripada arena politik..kemudian ramai let², koperal² mengelinggi beliau sambil bertanyakan why??? kenapa??? lalu dijawab oleh jen.(b) Mok.."dah lama dahhh...dah lama dahh.." sambil menangis teresak-esak..lalu beliau dibawa ke bilik air untuk ditentramkan jiwanya..majlis kaget sebentar melihat kejadian tersebut..kemudian jen(b)mok pun tampil kembali dan mengistiharkan persaraan beliau dan beliau juga turun mengumumkan penganti beliau.
majlis diakhiri dgn memotong kek sempena persaraan jen.(b) mok dan diakhiri dalam pukul 12 am..
yg melaporkan
wartawan radio oren
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| Wednesday, 2-Mar-2005 00:00 |
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FROM TIN TOWN TO TOWER CITY...
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Near the center of Kuala Lumpur, where the Klang and Gombak rivers flow quietly together forming a broad delta, their confluence barely noticed amid the dwarfing skyline of gleaming new hotels and office buildings... this is where it all began in 1857 for a group of 87 Chinese miners who were in search of tin. Those pioneers were a rough, hardy lot, and the city retains some of that early boomtown character. At that time, tin was in huge demand, especially by America and the British Empire, which needed the durable, lightweight metal to help fuel their industrial revolutions. Strategically commanding both river valleys, the community flourished as a tin-collecting center despite its malarial jungle location. The tin prospectors flowed into this place they named the "muddy confluence" (Kuala Lumpur in Malay) and settled in Ampang (now a suburb), forming factions within themselves which wrestled for this precious material. Chaos ensued and in 1868, the headmen of the local clans elected a man named Yap ah Loy as "Kapitan China," or leader of the Chinese community. And he became known as the founding father of KL.With independence,
KL was poised for its greatest transformation ever. One of the city's darkest days came in 1969, when civil unrest - spawned by racial tensions - swept through the city, sparking a state of emergency that would last for two years. Bolstered by a growing economy and a sincere desire for cooperation between Malaysia's ethnic groups, the tensions subsided, and in 1974 the city was given the status of Wilayah Persekutuan (or Federal Territory). The last 10 years have seen Kuala Lumpur undergo phenomenal growth, with a population explosion of almost 50 percent, not to mention development on a monumental scale. The world's tallest buildings, the Petronas Twin Towers, now rise above the city of 2 million. The patriotic locals are always out in force on 31 August, the anniversary of Malaysian independence back in 1957, KL's proudest moment as the Union Jack slid down and the new Malaysian flag was hoisted above the capital. If those 87 Chinese miners could have poled their way 140 years up the river of time, they probably wouldn't recognize the legacy that began where the two muddy rivers |
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| Tuesday, 22-Feb-2005 00:00 |
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History to remember
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The strategic significance of Pulau Pinang led to intense interest by British on acquiring the island. The interest was motivated by its strategic location in terms of military, economic and political concerns. The island is vital for firstly, stationing British naval forces in protecting their East Indies interest, secondly, transit trading point between China and India and finally, to curtail the resurrection of Dutch power.
The cessation of Pulau Pinang takes place in a backdrop of constant Siamese threat to Kedah. Sultan Abdullah Mukarram Syah appealed to the British for protection from the Siamese threat. The British appointed Sir Francis Light to negotiate the protection conditions. In return for protection, The British obtained an exclusive lease of Pulau Pinang for her British East India Company. Lead by sir Francis Light, the British established a settlement on Pulau Pinang on 11 August 1786.
With the British gaining control of Pulau Pinang, the British named Georgetown as the new capital, named after King George However, the British failed to fulfill their promise to protect Kedah from Siamese threat and caused relationship between the two to deteriorate. A planned attacked by Kedah failed and Kedah was forced to hand over part of her land to the British. The land was named Province Wellesley and now known as Seberang Prai.
Pulau Pinang experience tremendous population growth, it increase from a mere 1,000 to 12,000 in approximately 20 years. Trade stimulated this population increase. Pulau Pinang's potential as a trade hub was recognized by the British and her status was upgraded to Presidency in 1805. With this new status, came infrastructual development. It was under British rule until 1957, when it became part of the Federation of Malaya, and subsequently joined Malaysia in 1963.
*thank you mael for the nice photo
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berkilat abis kete kt atas tu ye! 
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