Wishing you the Blessings of Eid ulHajj.

original photo here

MALAYSIA - FOR NOBEL PEACE PRIZE?

Uploaded on Oct 15, 2012 Thumbs up for Malaysia, will there be a lasting peace?

IIUM 28th Convo : a convo to remember!

At that Convo : the following members of Matlesen family received their respectives Scrolls. They are ...

1] Hani Ludin   Masters in Mechanical Engineering.
    FB on https://www.facebook.com/hani.ludin.5?  :: Menantu Siti Roslina
2] Yusof Mohd Akhir & isteri MBBS
    FB on https://www.facebook.com/usop.cop.9? :: Anak & Menantu Siti Rafiah
3] Ruqayyah Abdul Manan English language & Literature
    FB link not provided

:: I was there too
 - All things, will come to past
do i have a sleep disorder?
a traveler after KTM's lagged! 
a hangover after makan angin?
after 21 hours on the train!
3times air flight to Haramain? 
please take me back to order!

My Minster of Home Affairs,

She pestered me to be at the fair,

exhibit solidarity & show of care,

for our daughter's recent success,

She's going to get her fair share,

May Allah bless her future affairs.

All my dear acquaintances & friends,

I am counting on your supplications,

all my actions - accepted & sanctions,

all of us under His Guide & Protection,

when organs & breath come to expiration,

in His Mercy are our earnest aspiration,

we will be well received in good station,

Should I Use Creative Commons?

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Brapa ramai Prof kita yang mendidik pelajar IPT tidak mengikut Perlembagaan?

UTHM Prof Amir Hashim ugut mahasiswa agar sokong UMNO/ BN

..NAK hasilkan yang minda terbuka & kritis?

bukan kah dengan cara mendidik mereka, membiasakan diri dan mendedahkan hak dan ruang yang ada mengikut perlembagaan?

A Graph plots a 1000 infos?

GDP per person 1960-2011

Malays : Your Ancestors found?

Early Human : Malay's Ancestors?

Published on Sep 26, 2012 by hjmanan : 26 Sept 2012 : AJE reported 18,000 years old 1meter female skeleton found in Indonesia.

US Military presence Oversea:

more here

Where White Man Went Wrong?

Driverless Cars Are the Future

Published on Sep 24, 2012 by WSJDigitalNetwork : The driverless car is coming, and we all should be glad it is. Dan Neil joins digits to discuss.

Top 10 Defense big spender!

HORIZONTAL BAR CHART

courtesy : friend from kangrooistan

911 Dust : was WTC Nuked?

Why Use Nuclear Weapons?

Nuclear weapons, 4th generation or even more advanced weapons, are ideal because they 

are extremely small with very predictable profiles. After decades of underground nuclear testing this science has been refined to an extraordinary level of competence.

With nano-technology the various control systems necessary to a nuclear device are infinitesimally smaller than those we’re familiar with from the 1960s.

Advanced nuclear grenades, nuclear weapons the size of apples or grapefruits as Dr. Busby states, are the most secretive technological advancement in real world weapons systems. Nuclear devices as described herein were the only possible way to destroy the buildings without having enormous chunks of building debris fly all over NYC and smash down on dozens of surrounding buildings.

Theses enormous structures had to be turned to dust. Destruction was kept to a minimum although overall it was still quite devastating. It could have been monumentally worse had standard explosives been used:

original source here  : by Jeff Prager  | 21 Sept 2012  >>>

Democracy in Practice?

To rule longer, join or gang up with all the four groups?

A Developed Country : Reality Check!

AIDS test : fake & faulty?

Published on Sep 16, 2012 : Many of our children, brides & grooms to be, took the trouble to go through that test, in order to be approve by MAI to enter in holy matrimony.

Extracted from : The Greatest Medical Fraud in History - The Pain, Profit and Politics of AIDS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vT3b_0doyRk

10 Most Strange Looking Buildings

Written By Amazing Nature on Wednesday, 12 September 2012

1. Dancing Building, Prague, Czech Republic

The ‘Dancing Building’ is a nickname given to Nationale-Nederlanden building that is located in Prague’s downtown. Designed by Croatian-Czech architect Vlado Milunić in collaboration with Canadian Frank Gehry the building was completed in 1996. The building was built instead of the one that was destroyed during Bombing of Prague in 1945.  

2. The Basket Building (Ohio, United States)

Those crazy Americans! What will they think of next? Next you’ll be telling me they’ve designed a building in the shape of a wicker basket! What? They have? It’s the home of the Longaberger Basket Company, stands at 180,000-square-feet, cost $30 million and took two years to complete? Wow, now I’ve seen everything!

source here & the rest : >>

So true 2: no wonder the 99% are mesmerized?

My simple work station

A Statement to Watch out : former Head of Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee.

Former Head of Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, Tzachi Hanegbi, hints at timetable for Iran attack.

By Gil Ronen | Sept 6, 2012

Tzachi Hanegbi

Flash 90

"We now stand, in my opinion, before the 50 most fateful days in Israel's history, since perhaps the Yom Kippur War, in which there were also several dozen fateful days."

So said the former Head of Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, Tzachi Hanegbi, at a closed meeting of Likud activists in Yafo. A recording of his speech reached daily newspaper Makon Rishon's reporter, Ze'ev Kam.

"The prime minister will have to make decisions that will bear a price tag. Allowing Iranian nuclear weapons has a price tag. The practical result will be a nuclear arms race in the entire Middle East," he explained.

"Today, when we say that we understand the danger of the Iranian threat, andunderstand that a confrontation bears a price, it is because we want to prevent our sons and grandson from paying unbearable prices," he said.

Hanegbi, who left Likud for Kadima and is now back in Likud, called on the activists to support Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and to "allow him quiet" and "strengthen his legitimacy" so that he can take the necessary decisions calmly.

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So true, no wonder the 99% are mesmerized?

Join the Social Good Summit Global Conversation

From September 22-24, the third annual Social Good Summit will unite global leaders as they share how to use the power of innovative thinking and technology to solve the greatest challenges facing the world today.

This September, we want you to help us make history and join the conversation with leaders and citizens from around the globe.

On September 24, we invite people all over the world to connect through local meetups, where they will address the same question: How can new technology and new media create solutions for the biggest problems facing my community?

We want to create one of the biggest and most powerful global conversations the world has ever seen. So sign up for a meetup now and get engaged, express your thoughts and help to improve your local community and, in turn, the world around you.

To get started, visit the Mashable Meetup Everywhere page and either find a Social Good Summit meetup in your city, or start your very own! To learn how to organize your own meetup, check out the instructions below.

Our goal is to highlight the voices and ideas of people everywhere, both during and after the Social Good Summit event. The global social good community will become one by tackling the same question, exchanging information and sharing the same spirit with the hashtag: #SGSglobal.

Visit our Social Good Summit site for resources and more information, including where to buy tickets to the New York City event: socialgoodsummit.com

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Global competitiveness index:

WSJ : Singapore Among Most Competitive Economies in Asia

Malaysia : Immigation & Emigration Data

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