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Originally posted by kirawang at 12-4-2009 14:44 
mana kau dapat info ni maran..? ada memo baru ke..?
kalau macam ni, jom kita pakat sertai competitors lah,..
btw, sebelom ni, tak ada, once mereka dah process, dalam 2-3 hari, kau ...
nak lompat parti mane ni bos
i followwwwwww |
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Originally posted by tauke at 13-4-2009 12:42 
nak lompat parti mane ni bos
i followwwwwww
Bukan i follow...
You Jump, I jump...
Abe Lat kau suka party berkepala C
saya pulak, suka parti berekapala.....M
Kau pulak, suka yang mana satu..?
Btw, mana pergi jel..
Jel tengah frust ke,,,Malam tadi Mawi tak dapat keta, tengok kat board gossip tadi..
Budak lain yang menang.,.
Jel, David A Idol datang kl, kau tak pi tengok ke..
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Originally posted by edypublicmutual at 13-4-2009 12:30
Saya rasa ini lah sbb utama kena skrg nak switch susah sgt..:@
masalah manpower satu.
Dulu, masa sw, suriati yang handle, smooth je..
sekarang ni, budak2 baru, banyak karenah mereka..
btw, sw satu proses yg amat membebankan bagi staff...
banyak benda kena key in dan admin matter.
Tapi, benda2 tu, boleh disolve..
dan walomacamana pon U all, nak sw , sw je..
Pentingkan cleints 1st. |
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Originally posted by kirawang at 12-4-2009 15:02 
berubah kearah kebaikan..maksud amirul tu..
Mmg ada rahmat diatas kehilangan kehilangan hang dulu.
UNtuk amirul, saya menjejaki beliau lebih 3 bulan..psl ada benda saya tak blh saya nak ...
takpe bos, biar yg lain ambik iktibar... takde apa nak dimalukan... orang yg berjaya skrg, mcm2 cabaran, kebodohan, kesilapan, kegagalan yg terpaksa ditempuhi dulu... agar jadi lebih matang...  |
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Originally posted by whomyd at 13-4-2009 13:51
takpe bos, biar yg lain ambik iktibar... takde apa nak dimalukan... orang yg berjaya skrg, mcm2 cabaran, kebodohan, kesilapan, kegagalan yg terpaksa ditempuhi dulu... agar jadi lebih matang...
Itu sebab saya percakayakan kau dll, dari day 1 lagi..
Masa kau hilang pon, saya tahu, hang akan kembali..
sekurang kurang dapat memberi pemgalaman saya, jadi macam pencuri...
mmg betul, kita baca, kisah orang yang success, pengalaman pahit maung mereka tempuh..
menjadikan mereka lagi bertenaga..
kata orang.."Lawan Tetap Lawan.." jika ada musibah yang menimpa..
Kalu mereka jatuhpon, mereka takan jatuh bedebuk sama dengan mereka yang terus success disebabkan oleh factor kaluarga..
Bila mereka jatuh, mereka tahu, macamana nak bangun balik dan terus berlari... |
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Originally posted by kirawang at 13-4-2009 13:36
Bukan i follow...
You Jump, I jump...
Abe Lat kau suka party berkepala C
saya pulak, suka parti berekapala.....M
Kau pulak, suka yang mana satu..?
Btw, mana pergi jel..
...
saya suke party berkepala C
party ni ramai aweks cun daaaaaaa |
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Gaji mereka....
Kita jangan pertikai hak mereka..
Mari kita bersungguh sungguh untuk sama sama dapat lebih dr mereka..
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PETALING JAYA:Kerajaan negeriSelangor yang diterajui Pakatan Rakyat hari ini mengisytiharkan hartaMenteri Besar, tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim dan ahli -ahli Exco di laman webkerajaan negeri.
Pengisytiharan harta tersebut dipaparkan di laman web www.selangor.gov.my lewat petang tadi.
Maklumat aset yang dipaparkan bagaimanapun hanya bagi 10 ahli Exco sahaja, sementara aset Khalid masih belum dipaparkan.
ExcoPelaburan, Perindustrian dan Perdagangan, Teresa Kok mendahului senaraipendapatan bulanan paling tinggi iaitu sebanyak RM32,830.67, manakalabayaran bulanan yang ditanggungnya adalah RM2,246.92.
ExcoHal Ehwal Islam, Adat Melayu, Infrastruktur dan Kemudahan Awam, DatukDr Hassan Mohd Ali memperoleh pendapatan RM17,722.08 dengan jumlahtanggungan sebanyak RM12,781.
Exco Pemodenan Pertanian,Pengurusan Sumber Alam dan Pembangunan, Yaakob Sapari memperolehRM17,722.08 dengan jumlah tanggungan RM1,598.99.
ExcoKebajikan, Hal Ehwal Wanita, Sains, Teknologi dan Inovasi, RodziahIsmail memperoleh pendapatan RM18,122.08 dengan jumlah tanggunganRM3,830.25.
Exco Kesihatan, Pekerja Ladang, Kemiskinan danKerajaan Prihatin, Dr Xavier Jayakumar memperoleh RM17,722.08 denganjumlah tanggungan RM2,270.
Exco Pendidikan, PendidikanTinggi dan Pembangunan Modal Insan, Dr Halimah Ali memperolehRM17,722.08 dengan jumlah tanggungan RM7,238.50.
Exco Perumahan, Pengurusan Bangunan dan Setinggan, Iskandar Abdul Samad memperoleh RM17,722.08 dengan jumlah tanggungan RM2,527.
Exco Kerajaan Tempatan, Kajian dan Penyelidikan, Ronnie Liu memperoleh RM20,722.08 dengan jumlah tanggungan RM4,657.
Exco Pelancongan, Hal Ehwal Pengguna dan Alam Sekitar, Elizabeth Wong memperoleh RM17,722.08 dengan jumlah tanggungan RM2,000.
Exco Pembangunan Kampung Baru dan Penyelesaian Kilang Haram, Ean Yong memperoleh RM23,222.08 dengan tanggungan RM2721.
Selasalalu, Sultan Selangor, Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah menggesa kesemuaahli Exco negeri itu mengisytiharkan aset masing-masing secepat mungkindalam usaha memastikan kerajaan yang bersih dan telus.
Bagindabertitah demikian ketika merasmikan mesyuarat pertama PersidanganPenggal Kedua Dewan Undangan Negeri (DUN) Selangor ke-12 di sini.
Sultan Sharafuddin turut menggesa proses pengisytiharan itu dipaparkan secara online agar boleh dilihat oleh semua pihak |
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Monday April 13, 2009
US market could rally further this week
By ELLIS MNYANDU
IF Wells Fargo’s upbeat first-quarter performance is any sign, Wall Street could rally further this week on any reassuring news from three other big banks due to post quarterly results.
The latest earnings season gets under way in earnest in the coming week, with four components of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, including JPMorgan, among companies set to report their latest scorecards.
General Electric, a conglomerate whose results and outlook may shed light on the state of the broader economy, is scheduled to report earnings on Friday.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc will release quarterly earnings tomorrow.
A man looks up at the Dow Jones news zipper in New York's Times Square, Thursday, April 9, 2009. The Dow Jones industrial average jumped nearly 250 points and major market indexes logged their fifth straight week of gains. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)
Hopes that the economic slump may be abating and some stability may be returning in the banking sector have helped underpin a month-long recovery in stocks from 12-year closing lows hit early last month.
“The market is looking like it wants to continue the rally,” said Andre Weisbrod, president and chief executive officer of STAAR Financial Advisors Inc in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
“But again, so much of this depends on the news of the day. It looks like we’re going to see the banks showing some improved cash flows, and that’s certainly better than the opposite situation.”
President Barack Obama said on Friday that despite the recession’s heavy toll, the US economy is showing “glimmers of hope”. He didn’t mention the “stress tests” being performed at 19 big US banks. The financial markets anxiously await those results, due at the end of April.
But the president expressed confidence that his administration was addressing the problems of both troubled banks and non-bank financial institutions.
The benchmark Standard & Poor’s 500 Index achieved its fifth straight weekly gain at Thursday’s close after Wells Fargo, the fourth largest US bank, gave a surprisingly upbeat preliminary view on its quarterly performance.
Wells Fargo said it expected to post a record US$3bil profit for the January-March period, and investors became hopeful that more banks would keep to the same positive tune when their results roll in.
For the short holiday week, the S& 500 rose 1.7%, the Dow gained 0.8% and the Nasdaq composite index climbed 1.9%. US financial markets were closed for Good Friday.
Looking ahead, JPMorgan is due to report results on Thursday and Citigroup on Friday.
Lending under microscope
The banking sector’s health has been a major worry after the fallout from the financial crisis led the US government to pump billions of dollars into such troubled institutions as Citigroup, which gave Wall Street a pleasant surprise last month when it said it was profitable in January and February.
With the economy mired in a protracted recession, investors are eager to see if banks have again begun lending to consumers and businesses, whose spending would serve as a crucial underpinning to an economic recovery.
“The banking sector has been in focus for Wall Street for the last six months, so next (this) week sharpens that a little bit more,” said Paul Nolte, director of investments at Hinsdale Associates in Hinsdale, Illinois.
The market is “still going to be very focused on earnings and the health of banks, as well as what Corporate America has to say,” he added.
On Friday, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp said US regulators closed Cape Fear Bank of Wilmington, North Carolina, and New Frontier Bank of Greeley, Colorado, which became the 22nd and 23rd US banks, respectively, to fail this year. |
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jel.//bukan nak mengumpat lah jel pagi pagi ni..
kalau setakat hero korea ni, rasanya abang Tam kau jauh lagi hensem lagi zaman remaja dia..
Kau bayangkan kita buang spek abang tam, ganti dengan contact lens, kita panjangkan sikit abang tam, tukar rambut palsu, suruh 6 bulan pergi gym...
for sure, abnag tam99 jauh lagi encem..............................
p/s ..solly abang tam, gurau gurau pagi pagi.... |
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Economists: Too early to tell if markets have bottomed out
By FINTAN NG
PETALING JAYA: It’s too early to tell if the downtrend in the domestic economy and financial markets has bottomed out despite the more positive news flow and the stockmarket rallies of late, economists said.
AmResearch Sdn Bhd senior economist Manokaran Mottain said in a report that although the pace of drops in economic data had slowed, it was premature to claim that the manufacturing sector had started to recover.
Other indicators such as employment, household and private consumption as well as capital spending by businesses could still contract, thereby putting pressure on the overall economy, he reckoned.
Kenanga Research economist Wan Suhaimie Saidi said the decline in imports, in particular capital and consumption goods, showed clear indications of continued weakening domestic demand while the fall in the purchase of intermediate goods, which are goods used to produce finished products, was still down by 33.3% year-on-year and 6.2% month-on-month.
He added that this might indicate external demand could weaken further. February’s trade data showed that while exports were still down year-on-year, it increased by 3.4% compared to January. Imports, on the other hand, showed a decline of 8.4% month-on-month.
Industrial output data also showed signs of recovery, posting a slower decline of 14.7% year-on-year in February, against a 20.2% fall in January.
Prices of crude palm oil and crude oil futures have also risen, indicating that demand and economic activity may pick up again as the stimulus packages launched by various governments take effect.
RAM Holdings Bhd group chief economist Dr Yeah Kim Leng acknowledged that the latest numbers showed that things had started to stabilise.
“The downtrend looks like bottoming out as they have eased to declines of 10% to 20% compared to 20% to 40% before,” he said.
In particular, Yeah said China’s Purchasing Managers’ Index, which covered exports, inventories and production, had bounced off its lows and now stood at 52.4% in March.
“This is the first time it is above 50%, which indicates that domestic production is actually rising,” he said, adding that China’s recovery might provide some support to commodity-exporting countries.
Yeah said that while there were positive signs of stabilisation, there were those who regarded any recovery as patchy and unsustainable as long as the US, Japan and EU have not recovered.
“The subprime problems, which caused the financial crisis and wiped out wealth, have not been resolved and will continue to cast a pall on any silver lining in the US economy,” he said. |
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Jel, hebat betul anak ikan kau..siap berbaju melayu....
“Crush” [/url]
David Archuleta still single and hot
budak ni, baru berumur 19 tahun.,...
Dah success dah.....
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Category: Belia & Informasi
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Post time 13-4-2009 12:42 PM
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