
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Gran Turismo 4

Sunday, May 24, 2009
Wawasan Open Uni

Wawasan Open University is Malaysia's first private, not-for-profit, open learning institution, a lifelong learning community without borders.
We use flexible approaches to make higher education accessible to all - anytime, anywhere. Our self-paced learning environment is specially designed for the convenience and accessibility of adult learners of any age, gender, ethnicity and background.
Funded by charitable trusts, corporations and the public, we aim to lower the personal cost of learning and make it more affordable.
If you wish to study for accredited qualifications or for personal enrichment without leaving your home or job, then Wawasan Open is for you.
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Wednesday, March 4, 2009
K-Speed 18" 5x114.3 with Hankook HRII tyres
Monday, March 2, 2009
Acer Aspire One for Sell
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Sunday, February 15, 2009
Endurance race in Sepang

There can be a minimum of 2 drivers to a maximum of 4 drivers.
Entry fee is RM2000 and deadline is on the 25th of May, 2009. Late entry is RM3000...
A total of 77 cars are accepted for the race, split into 2 classes:
Class 1: 1601-1900ccClass 2: 1600cc and below
Prizes/ AwardsClass 1 : 1st RM30,000 2nd RM20,000 and 3rd RM10,000
Class 2 : 1st RM25,000 2nd RM15,000 and 3rd RM8,000
Regulations here.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Malaysia: 100 Employees In Penang May Lose Jobs
Malaysia: 100 Employees In Penang May Lose Jobs
Headline
Business 2009-01-16 16:37
PENANG, MALAYSIA: Penang is feeling the impact of the global economic meltdown, with the state government expecting about 100 employees in various industries to lose their jobs after the Chinese New Year.
Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng said Friday (16 Jan) that most of the companies had given their assurance not to retrench workers but some would have to close after the Chinese New year due to the financial crisis.
There were companies cutting salaries and over-time payments, reducing working hours, not giving bonus and requesting their employees to clear their annual to reduce operating costs but he hoped that they would not retrench wokers.
Jobstreet, Southeast Asia's largest online employment company, had set up a special retrenchment helpline which would be launched next week, he told reporters after meeting the American Chamber of Commerce representative here.
"The initiative is to give hope and help those unemployed and retrenched to obtain jobs as soon as posible," he said.
Meanwhile, to ensure that there is no massive retrenchment in Penang, Lim urged the federal government to direct Tenaga Nasional Bhd to decrease the electricity tariff and reduce the frequency of interruption of electricity to companies which he said was causing them major losses.
He also urged the federal government to waive the compulsory one per cent contribution to the Human Resource Development Fund by employers to help them cut costs. (Bernama)
Headline
Business 2009-01-16 16:37
PENANG, MALAYSIA: Penang is feeling the impact of the global economic meltdown, with the state government expecting about 100 employees in various industries to lose their jobs after the Chinese New Year.
Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng said Friday (16 Jan) that most of the companies had given their assurance not to retrench workers but some would have to close after the Chinese New year due to the financial crisis.
There were companies cutting salaries and over-time payments, reducing working hours, not giving bonus and requesting their employees to clear their annual to reduce operating costs but he hoped that they would not retrench wokers.
Jobstreet, Southeast Asia's largest online employment company, had set up a special retrenchment helpline which would be launched next week, he told reporters after meeting the American Chamber of Commerce representative here.
"The initiative is to give hope and help those unemployed and retrenched to obtain jobs as soon as posible," he said.
Meanwhile, to ensure that there is no massive retrenchment in Penang, Lim urged the federal government to direct Tenaga Nasional Bhd to decrease the electricity tariff and reduce the frequency of interruption of electricity to companies which he said was causing them major losses.
He also urged the federal government to waive the compulsory one per cent contribution to the Human Resource Development Fund by employers to help them cut costs. (Bernama)
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