Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Smartphone Below RM500???
Have you ever come across some advertisement that give promotion and they always put there "TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY"
During September this year, our PM announces that for Budget 2013, there is a rebate of RM200 for youth who purchases their SMARTPHONE. This have made many youths excited and can't wait to buy an I-Fong5....hmmm...what a smart plan huh?? But our PM did not describe the whole "Terms and Conditions" during the presentations of Budget 2013.... and nearly the end of 2012, when everyone check on the website of MCMC, ttaaahhh-ddaaahh.....the true picture finally revealed...and this is it:-
Applications for the rebate are open from Jan 1 to Dec 31, 2013 and interested youths can apply through the MCMC website.
During September this year, our PM announces that for Budget 2013, there is a rebate of RM200 for youth who purchases their SMARTPHONE. This have made many youths excited and can't wait to buy an I-Fong5....hmmm...what a smart plan huh?? But our PM did not describe the whole "Terms and Conditions" during the presentations of Budget 2013.... and nearly the end of 2012, when everyone check on the website of MCMC, ttaaahhh-ddaaahh.....the true picture finally revealed...and this is it:-
MCMC published the following criteria in its website:
- Only applies to Malaysian citizens from the ages of 21-30;
- Monthly income of RM3,000 and below;
- Smartphone models below the price of RM500;
- Each youth is only entitled to purchase one smartphone;
- Customers can either use their existing mobile broadband or apply for new packages;
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RM200 rebate only for smartphones below RM500
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has revealed that the RM200 smartphone rebate announced in Budget 2013 is only for smartphones priced below RM500.
MCMC published the following criteria in its website:
- Only applies to Malaysian citizens from the ages of 21-30;
- Monthly income of RM3,000 and below;
- Smartphone models below the price of RM500;
- Each youth is only entitled to purchase one smartphone;
- Customers can either use their existing mobile broadband or apply for new packages;
According to the notice published yesterday, the rebate programme under the National Broadband Initiative (NBI) has been allocated a sum of RM300 million by the government which will benefit 1.5 million youths.
Applications for the rebate are open from Jan 1 to Dec 31, 2013 and interested youths can apply through the MCMC website.
A blue stamp was visible at the right corner of the website that read Janji Ditepati, Mulai 1 Januari 2013, Budget 2013 (Promises Fulfilled from Jan 1, 2013, Budget 2013).
However, Malaysiakini found that the website has been inaccessible since this morning.
Criteria finalised
When contacted by Malaysiakini, MCMC compliance department assistant director Fairul Rizal confirmed that the criteria for the smartphone rebate displayed in their website have been finalised.
Fairul explained that the website has been taken down since today as some of its designs have to be modified.
“There are some adjustments that need to be made to the advertorial mock-up in the website… We need to remove the blue stamp that says ‘Janji Ditepati, Mulai 1 Januari 2013, Budget 2013′ as the management does not agree with the display of it on the website,” added Fairul, who is also a committee member of the Youth Communications Package that is responsible of the rebate implementation.
However, when asked on RM500 ceiling price placed on the rebate, Fairul refused to comment.
Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak on Sept 28 under Budget 2013, announced a rebate of RM200 for the purchase of one 3G smartphone for youths aged 21 to 30, with a monthly income of RM3,000 and below or without monthly income, from authorised dealers under the Youth Communications Package.
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Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Friday, December 14, 2012
Ban Advertisement and Eat LYNAS Waste to Survive?
Today Star Online, 14/12/2012 - Our beloved minister Mr Lie urged
"Food industry players have joined forces with the Health Ministry to combat obesity and non-communicable diseases (NCDs), pledging not to advertise food or drinks high in sugar, salt or fats."
Which means all the
1) snacks like Mister Potato, Cheesy Ring, Ding Ding, Dang Dang, bla..bla..bla
2) fast food like KFC, McD, Burger King, Pizza....bla...bla...bla
3) soft drink like Coke, F&N, 7-up...bla..bla...bla
and many many more...cannot put advertisement???
So, what now?? Our TV media, newspaper...bla...bla...bla goin2 eat shit to survive??? or are you suggesting people eat Lynas waste to survive?? What kok-tokking here??
NiaSeng!!!o0o o0o
Ministry to work with industry to minimise unhealthy food ads
Meeting industr y players: Liow, accompanied by Food Quality and Safety senior director Noraini Mohd Othman, greeting participants after chairing the 11th National Food Safety and Nutrition Council meeting at his ministry in Putrajaya. Minister Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai said the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers' (FMM) Food Manufacturing Group had volunteered to implement guidelines on limiting children's marketing exposure to foodstuff with little or no nutritional value.
“They have agreed to self-regulate. This is an industry pledge and they will work with advertising associations to make sure products that do not meet the criteria of nutritional value are not marketed to children aged 12 and below,” he said after chairing the 11th National Food Safety and Nutrition Council here yesterday.
The new guidelines were adopted from the global best practices outlined by the International Food and Beverage Alliance (IFBA), which promotes self-regulation among industry players by way of a formal pledge.
The Malaysian pledge requires only products that meet specific nutrition criteria to be advertised to children, on TV or other media.
The pledge also specifies that companies should not advertise food and drinks that contain high sugar, salt or fat content on TV, where 35% of its captive audience is made up of children.
Companies that take up the pledge also cannot promote products in primary schools, unless requested or agreed to by the school administration for educational or informative purposes.
Liow pointed out that the pledge was significant as it represented a step forward in the bid to “trim the fat” and deal with the growing rate of NCDs, such as diabetes and heart disease.
“As we can see from the statistics on such diseases, the figures are going up every year. We cannot wait... we cannot just continue to discuss the issue and not act. We have to fight obesity now,” he stressed.
FMM Food Group chairman Mohd Shah Hashim said the body was currently working out the mechanism to implement the pledge, which would require a clear understanding between food manufacturers and advertising/media agencies on what could and could not be promoted to children.
“We are targeting to implement this by the first quarter of next year, in collaboration with the Health Ministry.
“This covers all levels of media. Currently, the pledge applies to FMM members but in time we will have to bring the other industry players on board,” he said.
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Tuesday Funny : A Biography Worth Reading
One for the books: Sultan Ahmad Shah (second from left) conducting the soft launch of Rosmah’s biography in Kuala Lumpur. Looking on are Sultanah Kalsom (left), Najib and Shamsulbahrin (right).
Today Star Online 11/12/2012...when I surf through today news, there it is, the soft launch of FLOM's Biography book (http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2012/12/11/nation/12439099&sec=nation) ..... I couldn't help smiling when a small voice in my head ask, "who de hell would want to buy a 164 pages book that will cost RM150???"
I mean, no offence and honestly asking, do anyone of you really interested about her childhood?? I think mine was more interesting though...hahaha....unless, she wanted to share the secret of "HOW TO SAVE RM1million" a month since you were a baby. And according to her publishing adviser, Ahmad Maslan, that (http://www.freemalaysiakini2.com/?p=58650)...
“The interesting chapter is an frank question and answer chapter, and she (Rosmah), will honestly answer all the issues and allegations,” Ahmad said.
p.s. : if anyone of u really buy & read de book, please share with us de secret inside...ok.... because i really don't feel like wasting my HARD EARN $$$ on something...eerrrr....*arrheem...arrhheemm*...
NiaSeng!! 凸凸凸凸凸凸凸
Saturday, December 8, 2012
STOP LYNAS : We Do Not Want Lynas SHIT
Today Sin Chew Jit Poh, page 3-->
The heading read:-
"LYNAS: INTERNATIONAL REGULATION UNABLE TO SHIFT WASTE OUT; ALL WASTE WILL KEEP IN MALAYSIA FOR RECYCLE/BY-PRODUCT"
Ehh??? Not so long ago wasn;t that SOMEONE we are going to shift all waste out meh?? I thought they also proposed shift to Indonesia or Thailand, looks like now our neighbor also don't want to keep 'NAJIS' from Malaysia eehh??
The article also stated that "Lynas spent RM10 million to research for possibility of recycling the waste into commercial by-product" eeerrrr, excuse me, are you still doing RESEARCH ONLY? Which means, there won't be any recycling work at all right?? That's why you need to built a 'TEMPORARY" WASTE STORAGE in Perak to store your waste. If your research fail and the waste cannot be recycled, then you blame the GOD for not siding the people and it is faith that the people life to be in stake eehh??
萊納斯：國際條約禁輸他國‧廢料留國內製副產品
2012-12-08 09:40
- 大馬萊納斯稀土廠的入口。（圖：星洲日報）
（彭亨‧關丹7日訊）萊納斯馬來西亞私人有限公司董事經理拿督馬沙強調，人民施壓要求稀土廢料運出國外，但是國際條約已經禁止各國工業廢料輸出其他國家，為了解決這個問題，他們必須研發如何把廢料加工成為具有商業價值的副產品。
他也說，由於在過去2年來受到反萊納斯運動的施壓及抹黑，造成萊納斯稀土廠必須額外花費數百萬令吉闢謠。
馬沙是於今早邀請本地媒體、公務員及民眾出席在稀土廠舉辦的稀土輻射測驗說明會在致詞時，如此表示。
他說：“萊納斯在這2年來經歷了辛苦的歷練，主要是來自於反萊納斯運動毫無根據的侮蔑。他們向我們拋出了指責，沒有任何證據就走了，目的是為了荼毒民眾的思想，我們就必須花費數百萬令吉為了找到數據及證明以闢謠。＂他聲稱廠方必須聘請這方面的本地及外國專家來擔任公司的顧問及證明安全。同時也額外花費200萬令吉購置2台環境輻射監督系統的空氣探測器，分別裝置在稀土廠內及關丹警局，實際上，這他們根據不必花錢在這些器材上。
“另外，我們也花費1千萬令吉，以便研究把固體廢料轉換成其他產品，而這些廢料其實並不危險，只是為了應付政府條列的要求。另外，我們耗費400萬令吉通過報章廣告來宣傳及澄清。如果這些額外花費都加起來，可以幫助多少本地居民？＂他強調，政府方面為了證明稀土工廠安全，也先後成立了6個獨立專家團，包括國際原子能機構專家。
“這些專家團也證明了稀土廠的安全，而法庭訴訟案也判萊納斯贏了，但是反萊納斯團體卻計劃發動人牆運動，這個行動已經觸犯法律了，這行動豈不是嚇走外資？＂他表示，目前已經有投資者在等候稀土廠的開跑，一旦正式生產，他們就會購買萊納斯的原料，並且在附近設廠運作，進而給巴洛居民造就大約1千200個就業機會，這個投資額也高達18億令吉，同時也引進新科技。
他重申，如果反對黨有意炒課題，希望他們能尋找其他課題，不應把萊納斯牽涉在內。
Yeah right, Lynas also invited PUBLIC (eerrr....or just a few people from the cronies group???) to touch the raw material with bare hands to prove that it is SAFE....please lar... that guy should use the WASTE as body mask powder for himself, then probably the people of Bolehland would give you a chance lar...diu
萊納斯邀民眾媒體見證‧顧問赤手拿稀土力證安全
2012-12-08 09:22
- 馬沙（左）赤手拿起一團稀土精礦，讓現場的民眾赤手體驗，以力證稀土精礦的安全性。（圖：星洲日報）
（彭亨‧關丹7日訊）邀民眾、媒體及公務員見證澳洲稀土精礦的輻射測驗，大馬萊納斯董事經理拿督馬沙、輻射安全顧問依斯邁巴哈里雙雙赤手拿稀土精礦力證安全。
大馬萊納斯輻射安全顧問依斯邁巴哈里教授指出，根據該廠的作業程序，所有員工在處理稀土精礦時，都必須戴上護眼鏡和防塵口罩。
“從澳洲進口的稀土精礦都有一定濕度，所以不會有塵埃現象，但我們是要以乾淨為出發點，所以規定所有員工都必須在運作時用手套、戴護眼鏡和防塵口罩。”
Above all, the people have heard enough of lies.... too many lies have been told over 50 years, too much TRUST was wasted over 50 years, those so called "PROFESSIONALS" who trying hard to help the the cronies to prove their points, they have to do better than kok-tokking....
STOP LYNAS SAVE MALAYSIA
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Civil Servant : Right to VOTE
5th December 2012 on Free MalaysiaKini
The article said that due to attend PR ceramah, a teacher was sacked and then she received a form to join the one and only party. And her senator 'ADVICE' her that as civil servant, she has no right to choose who she wanted to join.
Hmmm....this is no news at all as I have friends who works as civil servant too, according to them, there is a serial number on their voting form, so that government will know who they are voting for, especially teachers' vote. And the soldiers/police force, they don't vote at all as the government will 'engaged' a representative to 'X' on behalf......
As all this stories are heard only, i wanna ask....Dear all civil servants, is this true????
NiaSeng!! 凸凸凸凸凸凸...
Umno membership offered to sacked Labuan teacher
relief teacher from Labuan who was sacked by the Islamic authorities after attending a Pakatan Rakyat ceramah has now received a membership form to join Umno.
The religious instructor Qatrun Nada Mohd Latfi claimed that the form was hand-delievered to her school two days ago, after she received “advice” from an Umno leader who is also a senator.
Qatrun further alleged that the senator had told her over the phone that as a civil servant, she could only participate in activities under Umno.
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