ROTI NAJIB.....

Najib’s Corner ini telah menjadi perbualan ramai warga India
terutama di Brickfields. Restoran ini makin popular dan orang
ramai menjadi ‘curious’ dan mencari restoran ini.

Petang kelmarin kawan lama saya dari UM telah mengajak saya 
bertandang ke restoran ini. Tetapi saya tidak dapat pergi
kerana telah ada temu janji yang lain.

Di sebelah malamnya kawan saya menalipon saya. Lalu saya bertanya
tentang Najib’s Corner. Kawan saya bercerita panjang lebar tentang
décor dan perhiasaan dalam restoran ini. Saya tidak berminat sangat
tentang perhiasaan atau pinggan mangkok restoran ini. 

Saya ingin tahu masakan yang spesial dari restoran ini.

‘Ada biawak goreng ke? Saya bertanya.

‘Kau gila ke’ jawapan dari kawan saya.

‘Itu… apa yang spesial’. Saya bertanya lagi.

‘Ada Roti Najib…. tadi aku makan Roti Najib…’

‘ Macam Roti John… yang di Melaka ke? Saya ingin pengesahan.

‘ Pelayan muda itu yang beri cadangan supaya aku makan Roti Najb’

‘ Roti Najib ini macam mana… macam Roti John ke?’ Aku tak sabar nak tahu.

‘ Tak laaa…. macam roti canai….kan ada roti banjir, roti sardin, roti keju….’. Kawan aku menerangkan dengan jelas.

‘ Abis… apa yang spesial nya..’ 

‘ Laaa… Roti Najib ini roti canai yang tak ada telor…… kah kah kah’


dipetik dari tukartiub.blogspot.com

How to take care of a cat

How to take care of a cat

Thu, Jan 7, 2010

Cats are one of the most popular pets for many pet lovers. This may be due to their playful personalities, affectionate behavior or adorable appearance. However, aside from being cute, cats do require proper care in order to stay healthy and content. Here are some general cat care tips that will help you learn how to take care of a cat.

FEEDING

Choosing your cat’s food is one of the most important decisions you can make regarding your cat’s health. There are many different cat food formulas available on the market today, which all may advertise as being the right type of diet for your cat. However, when choosing a cat food, it’s essential that you do not choose based on price alone. Low-quality cat food formulas can be very harmful to your cat’s health, resulting in expensive veterinary bills. Never feed your cat a formula that is corn-based, or that contains a high percentage of simple carbohydrates. Cats are obligate carnivores, which means that they will thrive when given a diet rich in meat-derived protein. A quick way to evaluate a cat food formula is to read the first five ingredients, which make up the bulk of the formula. For cats, it’s recommended that at least three or four of the first five ingredients are protein-based.

TOYS

Cats are interactive animals, and will require constant entertainment in order to remain happy. There are many great cat toys available for purchase at many pet stores, which can help keep your cat entertained. If you are unsure of what type of toy to purchase, you may also simply purchase some catnip, which can be used to stuff homemade toys or cloth balls for your cat.

VETERINARY CARE

Veterinary care is incredibly important for cats, especially since many cats can develop serious health conditions. It’s best to keep up to date on your cat’s vaccinations, and have a checkup at least once every two months.

LITTER BOX

Litter box training a cat is fairly simple, since most cats have an instinctual desire to bury their waste. Place your cat’s litter box in a private area, where any residual odor will not bother the other members of your household. It’s recommended that you clean your cat’s litter box once per day, with a complete replacement of the litter in the box about once per week. You may also want to disinfect the box with a non-toxic cleaner to help control odor.

http://petcareeducation.com/

Bugged Maxis Online Account System Shows Other's Personal Info

by Lucas

Wednesday, 06 October 2010 09:00 AM

Uh oh, it looks like Maxis have made a boo boo with their users online accounts. According to local blogger and founder of the Malaysian social media site Kawanster, Arsyan Ismail, a huge breach in privacy was uncovered on Monday whereby if you log into your Maxis online account, you may be randomly logged onto someone else's account instead. Once in, you can view a goldmine of personal information like phone numbers, personal emails as well as their phonebook if they backed it up with Maxis previously. Access to such information opens Pandora's box to potential hackers, stalkers and Nigerian princes to get up to all sorts of tomfoolery. What's worse than this bug of epic proportions? The response via Twitter to Arsyan. “MaxisListens: @arsyan @demonick As a result, customers who logged in to the portal were able to see a TEST A/C which was not a valid Maxis cust’s profile.” Which of course is a crock of bull. And after being called out, another equally mind boggling reply. "@arsyan The number may be real. However, there is no real association between the profile & user. @demonick" There's even a screenshot of an SMS exchange between Arsyan and one of the compromised accounts! Come on Maxis, stop with the lame excuses and just man up and fix the problem already. No official word from Maxis about this yet, and as far as we know, the problem is widespread and not isolated. Let's hope that Maxis have a team of people working on this around the clock as this is no small matter. In the mean time, read the full story with screenshots at Arsyan's blog post in the source link. Baaaaad Maxis! (Source: Arsyan.com)

ZACUTO DSLR Z-CAGE

WAJAH-WAJAH KECEWA

Wajah-wajah stress, kecewa, geram, hampa di Bursa Saham…

dan yg paling stress sekali………….

Ahmadinejad tells UN most blame US government for 9/11

September 24, 2010

Ahmadinejad walks alone as he does on most things, heading to an official meeting in Tehran Dec 14, 2009. - Reuters pic

UNITED NATIONS, Sept 24 — Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told the United Nations yesterday most people believe the US government was behind the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, prompting the US and European delegations to leave the hall in protest. Addressing the General Assembly, he said it was mostly US government officials and statesmen who believed al Qaeda Islamist militants carried out the suicide hijacking attacks that brought down New York’s World Trade Center — less than 6km from where the Iranian president was speaking.
Another theory, he said, was “that some segments within the US government orchestrated the attack to reverse the declining American economy, and its grips on the Middle East, in order to save the Zionist regime.” Ahmadinejad usually refers to Israel as the “Zionist regime.”
“The majority of the American people as well as most nations and politicians around the world agree with this view,” Ahmadinejad told the 192-nation assembly, calling on the United Nations to establish “an independent fact-finding group” to look into the events of Sept. 11.
As in past years, the US delegation walked out during Ahmadinejad’s speech. It was joined by all 27 European Union delegations and several other countries.
Mark Kornblau, spokesman for the US mission to the United Nations, said Ahmadinejad chose “to spout vile conspiracy theories and anti-Semitic slurs that are as abhorrent and delusional as they are predictable.”
White House spokesman Bill Burton said President Barack Obama thought the comments “utterly outrageous and offensive — especially in the city where the 9/11 attacks occurred.”
EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said the remarks were “outrageous and unacceptable.”
‘COVERED UP’
Ahmadinejad said some evidence that could support alternative theories had been “covered up” — passports located in the rubble and a video of an unknown individual who had been “involved in oil deals with some American officials.”
As he had in past years, the Iranian president used the General Assembly podium to attack Iran’s other archfoe, Israel, and to defend the right of his country to a nuclear program that Western powers fear is aimed at developing arms.
“This regime (Israel), which enjoys the absolute support of some Western countries, regularly threatens the countries in the region and continues publicly announced assassination of Palestinian figures and others, while Palestinian defenders ... are labelled as terrorists and anti-Semites,” he said.
“All values, even the freedom of expression, in Europe and the United States are being sacrificed at the altar of Zionism,” Ahmadinejad said.
The Iranian president previously raised doubts about the Holocaust of the Jews in World War Two and said Israel had no right to exist.
Tehran has been hit with four rounds of UN sanctions for refusing to halt its nuclear enrichment program. Obama earlier told the assembly the door to diplomacy was still open for Iran, but it needed to prove its atomic program is peaceful, as it says it is.
Two days ago, foreign ministers from the five permanent UN Security Council members and Germany said they hoped for a negotiated solution to the standoff with Tehran.
Ahmadinejad criticised the Security Council for imposing sanctions on his country, saying the penalties were “destroying the remaining credibility” of the 15-nation body. — Reuters

Nuklear: Pandangan rakyat diabaikan lagi?

Sep 24, 10 11:57am

Persatuan Pengguna Pulau Pinang (CAP) dan Sahabat Alam Malaysia (SAM) melahirkan rasa terkejut kerana mendapati kerajaan sudah pun memutuskan cadangan program tenaga nuklear sepertimana yang dimasukkan ke dalam salah satu 131 projek Program Transformasi Ekonomi (ETP).

Rancangan itu didedahkan kepada orang ramai pada 21 September lalu.

“Kami ingin mengingatkan kembali bahawa Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Razak telah menyatakan dalam blog 1Malaysia berikutan bantahan orang ramai terhadap pembinaan loji tenaga nuklear bahawa beliau akan mendapatkan pandangan orang ramai berhubung perkara itu.

“Sehingga ke hari ini, kami masih belum melihat sebarang perbahasan yang bermakna dan proses rundingan awam sebenar oleh kerajaan,” kata presiden CAP dan SAM, SM Mohamed Idris dalam satu kenyataan.

Menurut Mohamed, apa yang dipanggil forum dan perbahasan awam yang sebahagian besarnya dianjurkan oleh Agensi Nuklear Malaysia bukan platform neutral untuk mendapatkan pandangan awam.

“Perlu diingatkan bahawa mereka yang menghadiri forum itu adalah terdiri daripada kakitangan agensi dan pegawai kerajaan daripada jabatan yang berkaitan dan panel perbincangan datangnya daripada agensi ini.

“Agensi Nuklear Malaysia, Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) dan Kementerian Tenaga, Teknologi Hijau dan Air (Kttha) merupakan pihak yang mempunyai kepentingan dan agenda terbuka dalam menyokong loji tenaga nuklear sepertimana yang ditunjukkan melalui kenyataan umum mereka setakat ini,” katanya.

Pada Julai lalu, Menteri Kttha, Datuk Peter Chin dilaporkan berkata kerajaan akan hanya membuat keputusan akhir berhubung tenaga nuklear selepas mengkaji hasil penemuan Rancangan Pembangunan Infrastruktur Tenaga Nuklear yang dijadualkan siap pada 2013.

“CAP dan SAM ingin mengetahui jika keputusan kerajaan dimaklumkan oleh penemuan ini jika ia telah pun diperolehi. Jika demikian masyarakat awam Malaysia dan orang ramai perlu dimaklumkan. Jika tidak, kenapa tergesa-gesa untuk meneruskan dengan rancangan pembinaan loji tenaga nuklear, “ soalnya.

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