Showing posts with label Political. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Political. Show all posts

Monday, February 20, 2012

Lim Guan Eng vs Chuah Soi Lek Debate Good Sentences

LIM GUAN ENG

"民联三党并没有谁在利用谁,因为我们正准备被人民利用"
"钱省钱很简单,只要不贪污"
"我已经没有将来了,我们所做的是为了我们的孩子的将来"

Chuah Soi Lek

1)"贪污问题,我一点都不紧张"。

2)"因为他(翁诗杰)不懂领导,所以一年内就给人赶下台。


Source : ck5354

Monday, September 20, 2010

蔡细历建议华裔雇主中秋节放员工半天假


(峇株巴辖20日)马华总会长拿督斯里蔡细历建议华裔雇主允许华裔员工在中秋节享有半天假期,好让他们回家庆团圆。

他说,本月22日就是中秋节,马华允许马华总部及区会职员享有半天假期,以便早点回家欢庆中秋,这是发扬文化的实际做法。

“友族同胞早已认同中秋节是华族文化节日,所以我们可看到友族出席中秋晚会品尝月饼,而市场上也开始出现回教徒可食的月饼。”

他不否认,中秋节这传统节日已被商业化,现在月饼包装越来越精美,月饼也不断“加料”,甚至出现售价高达150至200令吉的燕窝月饼。

“虽然中秋节已被商业化,但我们不能遗忘这传统节日的意义,年轻一代应在中秋节这天回家庆团圆。”

蔡细历昨晚为峇株巴辖爱心之家主办“爱心千万千中秋晚会”主持开幕时,这么指出。

推动文化活动

蔡细历说,历史上很多辉煌文化,如罗马文化,早已荡然无存,这提醒我们,文化的存在并非理所当然,唯有与时并进,吸引年轻一代对文化活动的重视,才能确保传统文化发扬光大。

Source : http://drchua9.blogspot.com/

Wednesday, April 7, 2010

WHY EMPLOYEES LEAVE ORGANISATIONS ?

By: Azim Premji, CEO- Wipro.
Every company faces the problem of people leaving the company for better pay or profile.

Early this year, Mark, a senior software designer, got an offer from a prestigious international firm to work in its India operations developing specialized software. He was thrilled by the offer.

He had heard a lot about the CEO. The salary was great. The company had all the right systems in place employee-friendly human resources (HR) policies, a spanking new office,and the very best technology,even a canteen that served superb food.

Twice Mark was sent abroad for training. 'My learning curve is the sharpest it's ever been,' he said soon after he joined.

Last week, less than eight months after he joined, Mark walked out of the job.

Why did this talented employee leave ?

Arun quit for the same reason that drives many good people away.

The answer lies in one of the largest studies undertaken by the Gallup Organization. The study surveyed over a million employees and 80,000 managers and was published in a book called 'First Break All The Rules'. It came up with this surprising finding:

If you're losing good people, look to their immediate boss .Immediate boss is the reason people stay and thrive in an organization. And he 's the reason why people leave. When people leave they take knowledge,experienc e and contacts with them, straight to the competition.

'People leave managers not companies,' write the authors Marcus Buckingham and Curt Coffman.

Mostly manager drives people away?

HR experts say that of all the abuses, employees find humiliation the most intolerable. The first time, an employee may not leave,but a thought has been planted. The second time, that thought gets strengthened. The third time, he looks for another job.

When people cannot retort openly in anger, they do so by passive aggression. By digging their heels in and slowing down. By doing only what they are told to do and no more. By omitting to give the boss crucial information. Dev says: 'If you work for a jerk, you basically want to get him into trouble. You don 't have your heart and soul in the job.'

Different managers can stress out employees in different ways - by being too controlling, too suspicious,too pushy, too critical, but they forget that workers are not fixed assets, they are free agents. When this goes on too long, an employee will quit - often over a trivial issue.

Talented men leave. Dead wood doesn't.

Friday, March 19, 2010

福布斯年轻亿万富豪排行榜










(纽约18日讯)美国《福布斯》杂志继世界富豪排行榜之后,再公布未来最可能成为世界首富的10位年轻富豪名单,其中有两位是来自中国的年轻富豪。

以下是《福布斯》最年轻亿万富豪排行榜前10名:

1. 马克扎克博格

Facebook的创办人,2004年在哈佛大学宿舍创办该社交网站

资产净值:40亿美元(132亿令吉)

致富之道:网际网路

年龄:25

国籍:美国

婚姻状况:单身

2. 阿诺德

前安然(Enron)公司职员,安然倒闭后,他于2002年创办Cetaurus Energy避险基金

资产净值:40亿美元

致富之道:能源交易

年龄:36

国籍:美国

婚姻状况:已婚

3. 杨惠妍

她的财产与在广东碧桂园地产开发公司的持股有关,她的父亲是该公司主席杨国强

资产净值:34亿美元(112亿令吉)

致富之道:房地产

年龄:28

国籍:中国

婚姻状况:已婚

4. 杜恩塔克西

18岁生日当天继承大笔遗产,现居家传城堡埃默兰宫(Schloss Emmeram

资产净值:22亿美元(73亿令吉)

致富之道:继承家产

年龄:26

国籍:德国

婚姻状况:未婚

5. 法德哈里里

遭暗杀身亡的黎巴嫩前总理哈里里最小的儿子。父亲的建筑、电讯及房地产帝国部份归他所有

资产净值:14亿美元(46亿令吉)

致富之道:建筑及投资

年龄:29

国籍:黎巴嫩

婚姻状况:未婚

6. 埃曼哈里里

法德的哥哥,另一名哥哥萨德是黎巴嫩现任总理

资产净值:14亿美元

致富之道:建筑及投资

年龄:31

国籍:沙地阿拉伯

婚姻状况:已婚

7. 田中良和

以社交网站Gree累积财富

资产净值:14亿美元

致富之道:网际网路

年龄:33

国籍:日本

婚姻状况:不详

8. 芝瓦哥

持有铁矿公司Ferrexpo与金融信贷银行多数股份

资产净值:12亿美元(40亿令吉)

致富之道:银行业与采矿业

年龄:36

国籍:乌克兰

婚姻状况:已婚

9. 李兆会

父亲2003年遇刺后,他成为中国最大私营钢铁制造商之一山西海鑫钢铁集团主席

资产净值:10亿美元(33亿令吉)

致富之道:制造业

年龄:28

国籍:中国

婚姻状况:已婚

10. 鲍瓦

房地产开发商DB Realty的合伙人,开发计划包括豪华高楼Turf Estate,以及孟买108层楼高的ParkHyatt饭店

资产净值:10亿美元

致富之道:房地产

年龄:36

国籍:印度

婚姻状况:已婚

●南洋商报

Saturday, March 6, 2010

EPF declares 5.65pc dividend for 2009

The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) has declared a dividend rate of 5.65 per cent for the financial year ended Dec 31, 2009, up 115 basis points over the 4.50 per cent paid out for 2008. The dividend rate was declared on the back of the highest ever net income achieved of RM19.63 billion, increasing 34.82 per cent from RM14.56 billion recorded in the previous year. "2009 was a significant year for the EPF as it rode out the impact of the global financial crisis.

While the EPF continues to be challenged by the fragile economic environment, ourinvestment nonetheless delivered a sound performance for the year," chairman Tan Sri Samsudin Osman said in a statement on Friday. During the year under review, 72.53 per cent of the total investment were devoted to fixed income instruments in line with EPF's prudent approach, while 27.05 per cent was in equities and the remainder in property. As at Dec 31, 2009, EPF's investmentportfolio grew 8.55 per cent or RM29.25 billion to RM371.26 billion from RM342.01 billion in 2008. On prospects for 2010, Samsudin said: "Baring any unforeseen circumstances, prospects for 2010 are greatly dependent on the economic performance of the country and internationally." He said globally, financial markets continued to be volatile and this might have an impact on the price performance of EPF's investments and future income. "We will continue to focus on our key goals of preserving the capital of our contributors and ensuring a satisfactory real rate of return," he added. -- Bernama

Sunday, January 10, 2010

The RM1 Per Visit 1Malaysia Clinics Address

The 50 1Malaysia Clinics had started operation from 4 January 2010 onwards and the first 1Malaysia Clinic in Jalan Pantai Permai 1, Lembah Pantai Kerinch by Malaysia had been officially launched by Prime Minister on 7 January 2010.

The 1Malaysia Clinic offers treatment for common illnesses and follow-up checks for chronic diseases for RM1 (US$0.40) whereas foreigners seeking treatment will have to pay a flat rate of 15 ringgit (US$4).

Most of the 1Malaysia clinics were located in town areas as outside urban areas were 2,000 rural clinics which had existed since the country’s independence.

Government had allocated RM10mil for the 50 1Malaysia clinics in the year 2010 for the internal fittings and medicines only.

The 1Malaysia clinics operating hours
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operate daily, seven days a week, from 10am to 10pm

It is manned by paramedics comprising medical assistants and trained nurses.

Here is the the list of 1Malaysia Clinics nationwide (date of operation in parenthesis) and do check whether the 1Malaysia Clinic is nearby where you stay.

PERLIS (Jan 1)
1. Klinik 1Malaysia Kangar, No 6 Grd Floor, Jalan Lintasan Kangar, Taman Pertiwi, Kangar.

PENANG (Jan 6)
1. Klinik 1Malaysia Jelutong, 116, Grd Floor, Jalan Jelutong
2. Klinik 1Malaysia Teluk Air Tawar, No 6, Kedai 1 Tingkat, Lorong Teluk Air Tawar 14, Butterworth
3. Klinik 1Malaysia Batu Kawan, No 19, Lorong Cempaka 1, Taman Cempaka, Batu Kawan, Seberang Perai Selatan
4. Klinik 1Malaysia Sungai Ara: 2A1, Tkt Kenari 5, Taman Desa Ria, Sungai Ara Bayan Lepas
(Jan 7)
5. Klinik 1Malaysia Alma Jaya, No 38, Grd Floor, Lorong Alma Jaya 11, Taman Alma Jaya, Bukit Mertajam

PERAK (Jan 8)
1. Klinik 1Malaysia Teluk Intan, No 1, Taman Medan Maharaja, Jalan Kampung Banjar, Teluk Intan
2. Klinik 1Malaysia Bandar Seri Iskandar, No 32, Blok D, Bandar Seri Iskandar shophouses, Perak Tengah
3. Klinik 1Malaysia Aulong, No 51 dan 53, Jalan Medan Bersatu, Taman Medan Bersatu, Taiping
4. Klinik 1Malaysia Bercham, No 6A1 dan 10, Persiaran Medan Bercham 7, Pusat Bandar Bercham Timur, Ipoh

SELANGOR (Jan 7)
1. Klinik 1Malaysia Lembah Subang, No 112 dan 113, Blok A, Taman Putra Damai, Lembah Subang, Petaling Jaya
(End of January)
2. Klinik 1Malaysia Seri Setia, Community Hall, Jalan 230, Seksyen 51 A, Petaling Jaya
3. Klinik 1Malaysia Puchong Intan, Multipurpose Hall, Jalan 1, Puchong Intan, Batu 12, Puchong
4. Klinik 1Malaysia Kota Kemuning, Sri Nevilia Hardcore Poor Housing Programme, Kota Kemuning, Shah Alam
5. Klinik 1Malaysia Taman Samudera, Taman Samudera, Batu Caves

KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 4)
1. Klinik 1Malaysia Perkasa, B01, Blok B, Perkasa People’s Housing Programme, Jalan Nakhoda Yusof, Kampung Pandan
2. Klinik 1Malaysia Kerinchi, Lembah Pantai, B01 , Kuala Lumpur City Hall Quarters, Jalan Pantai Permai 1, off Jalan Pantai Dalam
3. Klinik 1Malaysia Taman Melati, Gombak Community Centre, Taman Melati
4. Klinik 1Malaysia Intan Baiduri, B005, PPR Intan Baiduri, Kepong Utara, Mukim Batu, Kepong
5. Klinik 1Malaysia Desa Rejang, Blok B00, PPR Desa Rejang, Setapak

NEGRI SEMBILAN (Jan 7)
1. Klinik 1Malaysia Taman Rasah Jaya, No 3773 (Grd Floor), Jalan RJ611, Taman Rasah Jaya
2. Klinik 1Malaysia Taman Seremban Jaya, No 2294 (Grd Floor), Jalan SJ10/1, Taman Seremban Jaya
3. Klinik 1Malaysia Taman Semarak 2 Nilai, PT 5742 (Grd Floor), Jalan TS 2/1E, Taman Semarak, Nilai

MALACCA (Jan 7)
1. Klinik 1Malaysia Taman Merdeka, Batu Berendam, No 39, Jalan M1, Batu Berendam
2. Klinik 1Malaysia Bukit Katil, 17, Jalan IKS, Bukit Katil
3. Klinik 1Malaysia Sri Pengkalan, Alor Gajah, KM 4615, Jalan Samarinda 2, Taman Samarinda, Pengkalan, Alor Gajah

JOHOR (Dec 28)
1. Klinik 1Malaysia Taman Megah Ria, No 15 dan 15A, Jalan Bayan 37/2, Taman Megah Ria, Masai
(Jan 4)
2. Klinik 1Malaysia Taman Manis, No 392, Jalan Manis 17, Taman Manis, Kelapa Sawit, Kulaijaya, Kulai
3. Klinik 1Malaysia Stulang Laut, Blok G, Sri Stulang 1 Flat, Bakar Batu, Johor Baru
4. Klinik 1Malaysia Bandar Sri Alam, Blok A, Sri Alam Flat, Masai, Johor Baru
5. Klinik 1Malaysia Taman Seri Lambak, JKKMB Hall, Taman Seri Lambak, Kluang

PAHANG (Jan 1)
1. Klinik 1Malaysia Kempadang, No 2E, Lot 4629, Kampung Kempadang, Kuantan
2. Klinik 1Malaysia Padang Jaya, Grd Floor, B32, Kampung Padang Jaya, off Jalan Sungai Lembing, Kuantan
3. Klinik 1Malaysia Temerloh, No 12, Grd Floor Jalan Pak Sako 4, Bandar Sri Semantan, Temerloh

TERENGGANU (Jan 3)
1.Klinik 1Malaysia Bukit Payong, Marang, No 8216, Tkt Bawah, Permint shophouses, Bukit Payong, Marang
(Jan 6)
2. Klinik 1Malaysia Wakaf Baru, Kuala Terengganu, Lot PT30712, Wakaf Baru, Mukim Kuala Nerus, Kuala Terengganu
3. Klinik 1Malaysia Binjai, Kemaman, GM562, Lot 1190, Mukim Binjai, Kemaman

KELANTAN (Jan 8)
1. Klinik 1Malaysia Sri Cemerlang, Lot 348, Jalan Sri Cemerlang, Seksyen 27, Kota Baru
(Jan 3)
2. Klinik 1Malaysia Jelawat, Lot 34, Bandar Jelawat, Bachok
3. Klinik 1Malaysia Pengkalan Batu, Lot 633B, Kampung Pengkalan Batu Jalan Pasir Pekan, Pasir Mas

SABAH (End of January)
1. Klinik 1Malaysia Bandar Sri Indah Tawau, Lot 334, TB 15058, Batu 10, Jalan Apas, Tawau
(Jan 6)
2.Klinik 1Malaysia Bundusan Square, Lot 67, Grd Floor, Blok H, Bundusan Square, Penampang
(Jan 7)
3. Klinik 1Malaysia Sandakan, Lot 7A dan 7B, Grd Floor Blok B Bandar Leila, Jalan Leila, Sandakan
(Jan 15)
4. Klinik 1Malaysia Kota Kinabalu, Lot 37, Grd Floor, Blok E, Fasa 2 Sulaiman Sentral, Kota Kinabalu

SARAWAK (Dec 31)
1. Klinik 1Malaysia Jalan Teku, Sibu, Lot 302, Blok 7, Teku Road, Sibu
(Jan 4)
2. Klinik 1Malaysia Matang Jaya, Lot 9746, Seksyen 65, KTLD Taman Lee Ling, Jalan Matang, Kuching
(Jan 5)
3. Klinik 1Malaysia Taman Tunku, Lot 2350, Blok 5, LLD Jalan Kuching, Taman Tunku, Miri
4. Klinik 1Malaysia Sungai Plan, S/L 517, Sungai Plan, Tanjung Kidurong, Bintulu

RM1 per visit for Malaysia is a very low price if compared to visiting the private clinics which normally charge in around RM20 to RM30 per visit for the common sickness like fever, cough and flu.

For example, if every year you and your family member visiting the clinic for an average of 12 times and the total medical expenses will be around RM240 to RM360 per year. By visiting the 1Malaysia Clinic the total costs will reduce tremendously to only RM12.

If you are living nearby the 1Malaysis Clinic and do not have the coverage of the company's medical benefit, by visiting 1Malaysia Clinic definitely will ease the burden of the medical bill.
Will you visit the 1Malaysia Clinic if it is located nearby where you live in order to reduce the medical expenses?

Monday, August 3, 2009

Pingat Jasa Kebaktian (P.J.K.)

Pingat ini dikurniakan kepada seseorang yang telah menyumbangkan khidmat dan telah menunjukkan perkhidmatan taat, setia dan berbakti kepada negeri dan negara dalam apa jua lapangan sekali pun.

Copy from:
http://memori-kedah.net

Monday, November 10, 2008

Barack Obama

Finally, i decided put post Obama's picture on CE's Blog.


I belive he is a great man, and i belive great man can bring good luck to me.

迎来新总统 奥巴马改变美国历史


Monday, September 29, 2008

Light Up Canddle for Peace


2 weeks ago, many Chinese are lighting up lantern for Mid Autumn Festival, as this festival is mainly means for all family member to gather for family activity and so on.

And a have received some mail requesting everybody to light up a candle in front of your house gate, means for PEACE.

And yesterday, thousand of people were light up candle on the street, i think this must be requesting somebody to do something for them.

Friday, September 26, 2008

Umno top guns meet on power transfer




Malaysiakini Team Sep 26, 08 8:49am

Twenty-five of the most powerful leaders in Umno have begun a 10am meeting, where they will sit down to chart a course of direction for the party's future leadership.
Top on the agenda at this morning's supreme council meeting will be the mediation of power transfer from current party president and Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to his deputy Najib Abdul Razak.
The burning questions of when and how are expected to be finalised this morning itself, although party insiders are unsure exactly how much of this 'top-secret' information will be announced later.
But what is clear is that the 2010 power transition plan mooted by Abdullah in July will have to make way for another that allows the 55-year-old Najib to assume the party presidency and premiership of the country sooner - by at least a year.
The next hot topic to be discussed this morning will be the postponement of the party's December annual general assembly.
The supreme council is widely expected to approve the deferment of the annual congress - which this year includes the critical election of top office bearers - to June 2009 at the latest.
New guns
Umno, the largest and most powerful political party, is the backbone of the ruling Barisan Nasional coalition. The party president and deputy president by tradition take on the premiership and deputy premiership of the country.

Abdullah, the 68-year-old former foreign minister, inherited the top job from Dr Mahathir Mohamad in 2004.

Also known as Pak Lah, Abdullah won the hearts of Malaysians when he first came to power. His consultative and kind ways were a breath of fresh air to all Malaysians, fed up with Mahathir's ham-fisted ways.

But Abdullah's failure to nip in the bud a string of recent controversies, including the coalition's near disastrous showing at the March national polls, led to a decline in his political power.
Proponents for a 'change or perish' in Umno - led by vice-president Muhyiddin Yassin - gained ground, winning crucial support from the grassroots to reject Abdullah's 2010 plan.

Najib, the eldest son of the country's second prime minister Abdul Razak, is the most widely accepted successor for the top post.

He is expected to name Muhyiddin as his number two once it is confirmed that Abdullah will not be defending the presidency.