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"Hadapilah kehidupan ini dengan sabar dan taqwa" - Satu pesanan buat diri ini.
Wednesday, 21 June 2006
dulu 4, kini 3
Anyway, keputusan akhir hanya akan dibuat time registration 3rd year. Semoga dapat hidayah pilih yang terbaik.
Saturday, 10 June 2006
Balik Kampung
Next year aku tidak akan duduk flat 6 ni lagi. Sedih jugak nak meninggalkan area Edgware Road ni. Makan, transport, beli barang semua senang. Tak lupa juga kat flatmate semua, lepas ni tak semua akan duduk sekali lagi. Kenangan hidup bersama akan kuingati. Jaga rumah elok2 sebelum kontrak habis!
Kalau nak contact di Malaysia, call no rumah, mobile tak ingat pula. 0380602458.
Selamat tinggal flat 6, selamat tinggal London, selamat tinggal kota yang penuh cabaran. Semoga kepulangan ke Malaysia ini diberkati. Amin.
Sehingga bertemu kembali.
Thursday, 8 June 2006
Tenaga Percuma - Free Energy
So, what is free energy?
Free energy: Energy you did not have to pay anyone for; (There is still
the cost of whatever apparatus you use to gather the energy and convert it to a usable form example: water flowing in a stream can be put through some type of 'turbine' that converts the free energy of water movement into electricity for use.)Examples:
- Fueless engine
This engine does not use petrol, gasoline or any other fuel. It is higly efficent and can be used to generate AC and DC power. Most importantly, it does not pollute the environment. - Homemade Batteries
The interesting thing about this battery is it uses Clorox Bleach! Lifetime of this battery is estimated about 15 years!!
Go Electric! Go free energy!
Wednesday, 7 June 2006
TNB vs IPP revealed


The story of unfair business between TNB and IPP was revealed today in thestar.
Ani: TNB got a raw deal
WHEN the Government decided to approve the request from Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) to raise electricity tariffs, the plight of the national utility took centre-stage. Naturally, the knee-jerk reaction among consumers was not favourable. The 12% rise in tariffs appears to have re-ignited the debate on how good the going is for independent power producers (IPPs) at the cost of the national utility’s cashflow. The imbalance between the generation side of the business and that of transmission and distribution has put a strain on TNB. To understand the privatisation of the power generation sector, one needs to take a look back in history to understand that the country's IPPs came about as a result of the Government's effort to address the issue of stable power supply after the landmark 1992 blackout. Lending a historical perspective to the issue of IPPs is former TNB executive chairman Tan Sri Ani Arope, who headed the national utility from 1990 to 1996. It was during his tenure that the first generation IPPs were created. StarBiz deputy news editor JAGDEV SINGH SIDHU has the story. More
Monday, 5 June 2006
SEAL Outdoor
As a member of University of London Union Archery club, I had the opportunity to join the competition. I shot 80, 60 and 50 yards. It was very energy draining. I was extremely tired at the fourth round at 50 yard and shot badly. Luckily, I managed make to come back next round. Generally I feel very happy with my performance and the best thing I is I managed to find the right form for me.
Saturday, 3 June 2006
Premiership Trophy Comes to UCL
UCL's bankers, Barclays, will be bringing the
Premiership Trophy to UCL on Monday 5th
June. The trophy will be on display in the South
Cloisters from the morning until about
2:00pm. For a donation of £2 it will be possible
to have your photograph taken with the trophy and
all revenue collected will be matched by Barclays and given to charity.
While we are on a football theme, it may be worth
mentioning that UCL Union will be showing all the
weekday action from the World Cup, which kicks
off later the same week, on TV screens in both
Huntley Street and selected bars in 25 Gordon Street.
Many thanks,
sent on behalf of:
Ben Williamson
UCL Union, Services and Events Officer
Tuesday, 30 May 2006
Bristol & Bath
Friday, 26 May 2006
letrik naiklagi...
On the other hand, in long term, kalau tak mendapat support dengan kenaikan tarif letrik, TNB tak mampu nak bayar kat pembekal minyak, gas, arang batu dan para pekerja. As a result, negara pun bergelap.
TNB ni syarikat GLC, lebih kurang 80% share dipegang kerajaan Msia (kalau salah betulkan yer). So some policy are under the gov control including jual beli stesen dan letrik dengan IPP. Ada orang kata deal dengan IPP yang salah sebab TNB kena bayo fixed amoun tak kira berapa TNB pakai. Ada orang kata jugak kutip duit dari kilang2 yang hutang berjuta2 tu. Tapi kalau kilang tu tak moh bayo... Pastu mintak bayo pun tak leh camner??
Jadi salah siapa sekarang ni?? TNB, Kerajaan, IPP ke rakyat kah???
Lepas ni kalau industri tenaga jadi cam kat UK ni, yakni dipecah2 ikut transmission, generation ngan distribution. Entah ape pulak cite kat Msia nanti. Makin baik ker makin serabut.
Thursday, 25 May 2006
Takziah
Monday, 22 May 2006
semoga berjaya
Friday, 19 May 2006
Debu bunga
Alhamdulillah exam dah habis. Lepas ni masa untuk bersiap2 pulang ke Malaysia.