al-fatihah and tribute: Din Beramboi

In memories of Din Beramboi:

Afdlin Shauki feat late #DinBeramboi Along Bukit Beruntung

Ah-ha - Din Beramboi, Afdlin Shauki - Meminang

Enjoy ! remember to #dinberamboi 

Jeff Ooi: Monopoly of TM Net is not for the benefit of Malaysians

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Jeff Ooi's Adjournment Speech. (1 of 2) Post - 2010 Broadband in Malaysia Parliament of Malaysia, 18th June 2009

Part 1:





Jeff Ooi's Adjournment Speech. (2 of 2) Post - 2010 Broadband in Malaysia Parliament of Malaysia, 18th June 2009
Part 2:

1. Streamyx in Malaysia really sucks (Lim Kit Siang)

2. Broadband Penetration vs Broadband Quality vs HSBB (Lim Kit Siang)

Video - TEAM: Mark Chang@Jobstreet in person

History of Mark Chang @ Jobstreet

Market driven vs Ibrahim Ali (s**pid economist)

Broadband as human right in Malaysia ... a journey

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The Star: Law may be amended to make broadband a must.

We are moving toward broadband as human right. but more haste please.

Video link: BBC News.

Starting next July, every person in Finland will have the right to a one-megabit broadband connection, says the Ministry of Transport and Communications. Finland is the world's first country to create laws guaranteeing broadband access.

The government had already decided to make a 100 Mb broadband connection a legal right by the end of 2015. On Wednesday, the Ministry announced the new goal as an intermediary step.

Some variation will be allowed, if connectivity can be arranged through mobile phone networks.

Source: YLE

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Why Google Energy - The explosive growth of low-carbon economy :

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Why Google Energy - The explosive growth of low-carbon economy :

1. Carbon Market - Market could be worth $3tn a year.
2. Virtual Electric Utility - Cheaper to operate virtual electric generator rather build own solar farm & other clean energy. therefore, this will lead to acquisition of EnerNOC (market cap - $ 688 million as Feb 21, 2010) soon. 

"Google’s Niki Fenwick told us (and is quoted in the other media reports) that Google has no plans to become an energy seller but that the creation of Google Energy is an attempt to proactively address hurdles it could face in its plans to go carbon neutral. Given the legal permission to act as a utility — basically buying and selling clean energy (it owns a large rooftop solar project at its headquarters) — Google could help offset its carbon emissions that result from its large power needs." - Earth2tech.

 Regards,


Syawal.
21/02/2010.

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President Obama Speaks to the Muslim World from Cairo, Egypt - June 4, 2009

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... "I am honored to be in the timeless city of Cairo, and to be hosted by two remarkable institutions.  For over a thousand years, Al-Azhar has stood as a beacon of Islamic learning; and for over a century, Cairo University has been a source of Egypt's advancement.  And together, you represent the harmony between tradition and progress.  I'm grateful for your hospitality, and the hospitality of the people of Egypt.  And I'm also proud to carry with me the goodwill of the American people, and a greeting of peace from Muslim communities in my country:  Assalaamu alaykum." - Barack Obama, June 4, 2009. | The White House | Speech and effort that won him Nobel Peace prize 2009. | http://j.mp/cj4zjJ