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Laman Koleksi minda
AsSalamualaikum dan salam sejahtera,
Lama Koleksi minda telah dimasukkan ke blog ini. Sila layari laman koleksiminda kepunyaan teman saya (Wan Zainal, seorang kaunselor berpengalaman dan Yang Di-Pertua Majlis Kaunseling Daerah Seremban Negeri Sembilan). Untuk para pelajar dan guru-guru yang masih mencari hala tuju pendidikan masing-masing, ini adalah laman yang khas untuk anda. Lihat menu di kanan dan blog list. ok. Selamat maju jaya.
Lama Koleksi minda telah dimasukkan ke blog ini. Sila layari laman koleksiminda kepunyaan teman saya (Wan Zainal, seorang kaunselor berpengalaman dan Yang Di-Pertua Majlis Kaunseling Daerah Seremban Negeri Sembilan). Untuk para pelajar dan guru-guru yang masih mencari hala tuju pendidikan masing-masing, ini adalah laman yang khas untuk anda. Lihat menu di kanan dan blog list. ok. Selamat maju jaya.
Friday, 15 April 2011
Local News
Brunei scores high in tech ranking.
Brunei Darussalam has farred better in the usage of computing and communication technology, according to an annual study issued Tuesday by the World Economic Forum.
Brunei stood 14th for Internet users per 100 population and also in 14th position for cellular subscriptions with data, 23rd place for households with personal computers, 27th position for quality of math and science education, 28th for government success in ICT promotion, 30th in government readiness in ICT and 31st for quality educational system.
Overall, Brunei finished in 57th place in the study's comparison of 138 countries. Sweden was first, followed by Singapore, Finland and Switzerland.
It also means that Brunei has been ranked 57 out of 138 countries in network readiness index for 2010-2011 compared to 63rd position in 2009-2010. Our global competitiveness index is 28th for 2010-2011.
-source: Borneo Bulletin 14 Apr 2011.
Brunei Darussalam has farred better in the usage of computing and communication technology, according to an annual study issued Tuesday by the World Economic Forum.
Brunei stood 14th for Internet users per 100 population and also in 14th position for cellular subscriptions with data, 23rd place for households with personal computers, 27th position for quality of math and science education, 28th for government success in ICT promotion, 30th in government readiness in ICT and 31st for quality educational system.
Overall, Brunei finished in 57th place in the study's comparison of 138 countries. Sweden was first, followed by Singapore, Finland and Switzerland.
It also means that Brunei has been ranked 57 out of 138 countries in network readiness index for 2010-2011 compared to 63rd position in 2009-2010. Our global competitiveness index is 28th for 2010-2011.
-source: Borneo Bulletin 14 Apr 2011.
Thank You message from Japan
Japanese prime Minister Naoto Kan has sent his appreciation for the solidarity and support rendered by the government and people of Brunei Darussalam and other countries.
The Prime Minister said, one month has passed since an earthquake of unprecedented scale struck Japan, taking thousands of precious lives. Even today, evacuation shelters are still the only refuge for more than 150,000 people.
In the tsunami-devastated regions there was no food, no water, no electricity and the survivors had no communications. At that desperate time people from around the world rallied to our side bringing hope and inspiring courage.
Every blanket and every cup of hot soup brought warmth and strength to the cold and exhausted who had lost everything. Rescue teams heroically searched for survivors in the heaps of broken rubble, while medical teams worked tirelessly caring for the injured.
We are still receiving a tremendous outpouring of encouragement, prayers and support from people worldwide. We deeply appreciate the 'kizuna' (bonds of friendship) our friends around the world have shown and I want to thank every nation, entity, and you personally, from bottom of my heart.
Reconstruction has already begun and we are putting every effort into stabilising the situation at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant.
Through our own efforts and with the help of the global community, Japan will recover and come back even stronger. We will then repay you for your generous aid.
With this in our hearts, we now stand together dedicated to rebuilding the nation. As our feelings of deep gratitude to you grow into feelings of hope, we, the people of Japan, express our sincere thanks to you all.
- source : Borneo Bulletin 14 April 2011.
The Prime Minister said, one month has passed since an earthquake of unprecedented scale struck Japan, taking thousands of precious lives. Even today, evacuation shelters are still the only refuge for more than 150,000 people.
In the tsunami-devastated regions there was no food, no water, no electricity and the survivors had no communications. At that desperate time people from around the world rallied to our side bringing hope and inspiring courage.
Every blanket and every cup of hot soup brought warmth and strength to the cold and exhausted who had lost everything. Rescue teams heroically searched for survivors in the heaps of broken rubble, while medical teams worked tirelessly caring for the injured.
We are still receiving a tremendous outpouring of encouragement, prayers and support from people worldwide. We deeply appreciate the 'kizuna' (bonds of friendship) our friends around the world have shown and I want to thank every nation, entity, and you personally, from bottom of my heart.
Reconstruction has already begun and we are putting every effort into stabilising the situation at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant.
Through our own efforts and with the help of the global community, Japan will recover and come back even stronger. We will then repay you for your generous aid.
With this in our hearts, we now stand together dedicated to rebuilding the nation. As our feelings of deep gratitude to you grow into feelings of hope, we, the people of Japan, express our sincere thanks to you all.
- source : Borneo Bulletin 14 April 2011.
Business News
Japan economy, Toyota feel effects of disaster
Tokyo (AFP)- The impact of Japan's earthquake and nuclear crisis rippled through the economy Wednesday, when the government downgraded its outlook and Toyota announced temporary plant shutdowns overseas.
Another strong aftershock the northeast from 9.0-magnitude quake that struck the northeast coast over month ago hit the disaster region, further fraying nerves amid tense stop-and-go containment efforts at a stricken atomic plant.
Toyota, the world's largest auto maker, said parts shortages would force it to halt production for several days at five European plants over the next two months after announcing similar steps at most of its 14 North America plants.
The International Monetary Fund on Monday lowered its 2011 growth forecast for Japan- which has long battled sluggish demand, deflation, and high public debt- to 1.4 from 1.6 per cent, citing "large uncertainties".
Japan estimates rebuilding will cost up to 25 trillion yen ($295 billion).
Tokyo (AFP)- The impact of Japan's earthquake and nuclear crisis rippled through the economy Wednesday, when the government downgraded its outlook and Toyota announced temporary plant shutdowns overseas.
Another strong aftershock the northeast from 9.0-magnitude quake that struck the northeast coast over month ago hit the disaster region, further fraying nerves amid tense stop-and-go containment efforts at a stricken atomic plant.
Toyota, the world's largest auto maker, said parts shortages would force it to halt production for several days at five European plants over the next two months after announcing similar steps at most of its 14 North America plants.
The International Monetary Fund on Monday lowered its 2011 growth forecast for Japan- which has long battled sluggish demand, deflation, and high public debt- to 1.4 from 1.6 per cent, citing "large uncertainties".
Japan estimates rebuilding will cost up to 25 trillion yen ($295 billion).
Business News
Malaysia Airlines hit by fuel cost, Japan's crisis
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (AP)- Malaysia Airlines says jet fuel price and Japan's catastrophe will have a "negative impact" on its operations but stops short of saying if it will suffer a loss in the first quarter.
Managing Director Azmil Zahruddin says the carrier has raised fuel surcharges by more than 10 per cent since late 2010 and may increase further if fuel costs continue to soar. It has hedged 25 per cent of its fuel needs this year at about $90 a barrel.
He said Wednesday the airline has cut flights to Japan from 11 to seven times a week after March 11 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis severly crimped inbound ttravel.
The airline alos trimmed overall expansion plans with seat capacity to still increase but much less than targeted 10 per cent.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (AP)- Malaysia Airlines says jet fuel price and Japan's catastrophe will have a "negative impact" on its operations but stops short of saying if it will suffer a loss in the first quarter.
Managing Director Azmil Zahruddin says the carrier has raised fuel surcharges by more than 10 per cent since late 2010 and may increase further if fuel costs continue to soar. It has hedged 25 per cent of its fuel needs this year at about $90 a barrel.
He said Wednesday the airline has cut flights to Japan from 11 to seven times a week after March 11 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis severly crimped inbound ttravel.
The airline alos trimmed overall expansion plans with seat capacity to still increase but much less than targeted 10 per cent.
Business News
SIA suspends two of seven weekly Los Angeles flights
Singapore (AFP)-Singapore Airlines (SIA) will cut two of its seven weekly direct flights to Los Angeles next month due to weakening demand, the airline's spokeman told AFP Wednesday.
"We are temporarily reducing from seven to five," SIA spokesman Nicholas Ionides said, insisting the cuts were "about matching capacity to demand".
Ionides said that SIA was cancelling its Singapore-Los Angeles flights on Tuesday and Wednesday from May 3, adding that the two "tend to have less demand" compared with those for the rest of the week.
SIA uses the four-engine Airbus A345 aircraft for its non-stop flights to Los Angeles, which are wholly business-class. When asked if rising oil prices were a factor in the flight reductions, Ionides said the specific decision to implement the cuts was taken solely in response to the "supply and demand situation".
Singapore (AFP)-Singapore Airlines (SIA) will cut two of its seven weekly direct flights to Los Angeles next month due to weakening demand, the airline's spokeman told AFP Wednesday.
"We are temporarily reducing from seven to five," SIA spokesman Nicholas Ionides said, insisting the cuts were "about matching capacity to demand".
Ionides said that SIA was cancelling its Singapore-Los Angeles flights on Tuesday and Wednesday from May 3, adding that the two "tend to have less demand" compared with those for the rest of the week.
SIA uses the four-engine Airbus A345 aircraft for its non-stop flights to Los Angeles, which are wholly business-class. When asked if rising oil prices were a factor in the flight reductions, Ionides said the specific decision to implement the cuts was taken solely in response to the "supply and demand situation".
Sunday, 10 April 2011
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