Recommended Movie: 3 Idiots

This was the highest rating movie in PPS - 3 idiots.(9.7)

At first, i thought this was a malay movie when i saw the cover of movie.
So, i did not watch it. ( prejudice ni :D
Furthermore, i was thinking should i spend my time to watch a movie starring for around 3 hours?
Finally, i press a START button!
Amazingly, this movie was GREAT and it is a Bollywood comedy Film. (unexpected
It is mainly about friendship, family, love.
For more information, you can visit to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3_Idiots
official trailer : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvszmNXdM4w&feature=channel

Test

I supposed to update my blog yesterday initially, but i was lazy to do so.
It has been already 6 weeks out of 14 weeks. I still have 8 weeks to approach Final Examination!
This semester is quite relax actually as i have finished assignments faster than semester 1.
The problem is have more things to memorize - referring to management. :P
Well, yesterday was our management test.
Erm.. I managed to answer all the questions but there was some unconfirmed answer.
Hope i can score at least 40marks out of 50 marks (this is what i expected before take this test
Tomorrow will have another test -financial management
Warming reminder:
Time: 6.30pm -7.30pm
Venue: according to your tutorial group (T12 : DDK4 ,T36 : EDK1)

Hehe..i think i should study now!~ Must score for my favourite subject

Money ! Money! Money!

The brain dominance test

I found this application in facebook through friend's wall.

-The Brain Dominance Test-
I tried out this application, found it's quite accurate and interesting.
The result is...

Left Brain Dominant: 18 Left-Brain Responses / 12 Right Responses

Of 30 questions, 18 of your responses indicate you are left brained dominant. 12 of your responses are indications of right brain dominance. These results indicate you are predominantly left-brain dominant. People who are left-brain dominant thrive on careful analysis of all pertinent factors before making any decisions. Their style is naturally systematic and detail-oriented, characterized by the pursuit of logic, predictability and discipline. They tend to stick to the rules and stay within the confines of their orderly world.

You tend to take things more seriously and tend to stick more to rules and guidelines. You have an innate ability to stay on task when doing a job.

You tend to have a lot of book knowledge, and may have an interest in science or history. People could benefit from your knowledge. 

Jobs: Engineer, Accountant, Banker, Counseler, Clerk, HR, Financial Advisor, Librarian

Erm..I do not have any interest in science.haha..

"Andy Lau''

It's Friday again!! Just finished my 3 hours lecture classes,got a little bit tired.
The purpose i write today's post is because of the replacement lecturer for management.
First, let's take a look at this photo.
I believe you all know who he is right?

                                                             True version

Yes!! you are right. He is Andy Lau （刘德华）
However, we have another version of Andy Lau today. (of course this is fake one larh~)
Top one is more entao :P
That's is my ''part time'' lecturer for 2 hours management.

                                              Erm..UTAR andy Lau

When i stepped into the lecture hall after breakfast, suddenly have a awkward feelings.

I thought Ms. Kam should replace the class this morning, unfortunately it is not!

This guy very humorous. He always tell cold jokes, acting , talking craps in class...

Suddenly change topic from management to DOTA or Counter Strike.

What ..fire in the hole lar,  GO GO GO... Monster kill, DOuble kill..then level will increase faster.

After that, he wrote 2 ''intellectual questions'' on the whiteboard (in fact, we called as stupid!)

1. How do we supposed to solve 5 + 5 + 5 = 550 by adding a straight line.

2. From MTWTFSS, what can you think of? a society name? a non-profit organization?

for the first question, he just added the straight line at the symbol + (below)

                                                            

For the 2nd question, i almost fainted. The answer is....

Monday,Tuesday, wednesday,thursday,friday,saturday,sunday

Really ''sweat'' for 2 hours yet learn " 0 " from him.

Somehow, i found that majority like him because of his ''Siao-ness''.

Luckily i am not in his class, otherwise I will be the one who get double kill ar?! phew...

That's all for today. Watching 读心神探 hehe

Budget 2011 highlights

·         Budget 2011 will emphasize efforts to transform the nation into a developed + high-income economy with inclusive + sustainable development.

·         With the theme "Transformation Towards a Developed and High-Income Nation", Budget 2011 will centre on 4 key strategies.

·         The Govt took into considerations views from the public and private sectors, focus groups, media, 1M blog and lab sessions.

·         Govt expect 7% growth for Malaysia in 2010 over previous estimate of 6%

·         Govt aims to achieve 6% growth in 2011, supported by private investment, expanding 10.2%, private consumption 6.3%, exports 6.7%

·         Income per capita will increase 6.1% to RM28,000 while income in terms of purchasing power parity to USD16,000

·         Several PPP projects identified under the 10MP will be implemented in 2011 through private investment of RM12.5bn

·         PPP project: Construction of highways such as the Ampang-Cheras-Pandan Elevated Highway

·         PPP project: Construction of a 300-megawatt Combined-Cycle Gas Power Plant in Kimanis, Sabah

·         PPP project: Development of International Islamic University Malaysia Teaching Hospital in Kuantan; Women + Children’s Hospital

·         Another PPP project identified is the Academic Medical Centre. This project involves private investment of RM2 billion.

·         Greater KL MRT to be implemented from 2011. When complete, public transport utilisation rate expected to rise to at least 40%.

·         Another major project is the development of the Malaysian Rubber Board land in Sungai Buloh covering an area of 2,680 acres

·         A new landmark, Warisan Merdeka, expected to be completed in 2020, will include a 100-storey tower, the tallest in Malaysia

·         The Government will implement bold measures to revitalise the domestic capital market

·         Efforts will be taken to strengthen Malaysia's position as a premier Islamic capital market.

·         The Govt will provide Entrepreneurship Enhancement Training Programme to train 500 technopreneurs + attract more angel investors

·         The Malaysian Technology Development Corporation will be provided a startup fund amounting to RM100m to provide soft loans

·         To revitalise capital market activities, the Government will launch a Private Pension Fund in 2011

·         Existing income tax relief of up to RM6k for employees contributions to EPF will extend to Private Pension Fund contributions

·         A sum of RM857 million is allocated for local E&E companies to compete at the international level

·         The Government will allocate RM146 million to support the oil, gas and energy industry.

·         The Government is committed to develop green technology to ensure sustainable development

·         Pioneer Status, Investment Tax Allowance 4 energy generation from renewable sources + energy efficiency activities extended til 31.12.15

·         To further encourage ownership of hybrid cars, import duty and excise duty exemption will be extended until 31 December 2011

·         pengecualian 100% duti import & eksais ke atas kereta hybrid

·         Tax exemption on income from trading of Certified Emission Reductions certificate to extend until year of assessment 2012.

·         Malaysia is committed to reducing carbon emission intensity to preserve the environment

·         The Govt will implement the Programme on Blending of Biofuels with Petroleum Diesel (B5 Programme) in June 2011.

·         The Government allocates RM3.8bn in 2011 to increase productivity and generate higher returns in the agriculture sector.

·         Infrastructure facilities to be allocated RM85 million to facilitate construction of hotels and resorts in remote areas

·         RM3bn eco-nature resort Nexus Karambunai, Sabah, to commence 2011.

·         To support the tourism industry, the Government will allocate RM100 million

·         The Govt proposes that import duty on approximately 300 goods preferred by tourists and locals, at 5% to 30% be abolished.

·         In efforts to propel the palm oil and related products industry, several measures will be implemented.

·         Measures include encouraging replanting activity to replace aged trees with high quality new clones through RM297 million

·         RM127m to be allocated to support domestic oleo derivatives companies + RM23.3m to expand downstream palm oil industries

·         Multimedia Development Corridor programme allocated RM119 million. Focus is on creating an innovative digital economy.

·         Import duty and sales tax exemption on broadband equipment are also extended for two years until 2012.

·         The Government proposes that sales tax be exempted on all types of mobile phones

·         Corridor and regional development will be accelerated. The Government allocates RM850m for infrastructure support.

·         For Iskandar Malaysia, a sum of RM339 million is allocated.

·         The Northern Corridor Economic Region is allocated RM133 million.

·         East Coast Economic Region is allocated RM178 million for projects.

·         For Sarawak Corridor of Renewable Energy, RM93 million is allocated for facilities.

·         A sum of RM411 million is allocated in 2011 for R&D&C activities.

·         For 2011, a sum of RM71 million is allocated for Special Innovation Unit UNIK.

·         A sum of RM200m is allocated to purchase creative products such as high quality locally-produced films, dramas and documentaries

·         The Government proposes that the rate of service tax be increased from 5% to 6%.

·         RM29.3bn allocated for Ministry of Education, RM10.2bn for Ministry of Higher Education + RM627m for Ministry of Human Resource.

·         Government will establish a Talent Corporation under the Prime Minister’s Office in early 2011

·         RM6.4 billion is allocated for development expenditure to build and upgrade schools, hostels, facilities and equipment

·         RM213 million is allocated to reward high-performance schools

·         Government will increase pre-school enrolment rate to a targeted 72% by end-2011 through an additional 1,700 classes

·         The Government will also strengthen the curriculum and appoint 800 pre-school graduate teachers

·         RM250m allocated 4 development expenditure to schools: religious, Chinese-type, Tamil national, missionary, Government-assisted

·         RM576m allocated in the form of scholarships for those wishing to further their studies.

·         RM213m allocated to enhance proficiency in Bahasa Malaysia, strengthen the English Language.

·         RM20m allocated to increase PhD qualified academic staff to 75% in research unis + to 60% in other higher learning institutions

·         RM60m allocated to further intensify the Industrial Skill Enhancement Programme in State Skills Development Training Centres.

·         Government will also allocate RM50m to Multimedia Development Corporation to train graduates in ICT

·         RM474m provided to enhance productivity and skills of non-graduates

·         1Malaysia Training Programme will commence in January 2011 with an allocation of RM500m.

·         RM200m allocated to conduct part-time training in the evenings and weekends in selected training centres nationwide

·         RM200m from the Human Resource Development Fund to be used by companies to fund specific training programmes for their employees

·         Government will enforce basic minimum wages for security guards, to between RM500 and RM700 a month depending on location

·         RM30m allocated to introduce the Single Mother Skill Incubator Programme and the Prime Entrepreneur and Women Activist Award

·         Government will provide 40 1Malaysia TASKA to assist women to obtain quality childcare and early education for their children.

·         Government will allow flexibility to self-determine fully-paid maternity leave, not exceeding 90 days from the current 60 days.

·         For sports development and management, a sum of RM365m is allocated to the Ministry of Youth and Sports.

·         To develop football, the Govt will establish a Football Academy in Pahang with RM20m to produce quality football players

·         In 2011, the Government will allocate RM1.2 billion to the Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development.

·         Government will launch assistance programme to benefit 80,000 disabled individuals with an allocation of RM218 million

·         Government will extend tax relief of up to RM5,000 to help parents w/ expenses such as daycare, caretakers & other daily needs

·         1st-time house buyers will be given stamp duty exemption of 50% on instruments of transfer on a house price not exceeding RM350k

·         RM6.9bn allocated to implement basic infrastructure such as water and electricity supply as well as rural roads

·         RM2.1bn allocated to build and upgrade rural roads in Sabah and Sarawak.

·         Build and upgrade rural roads in Sabah and Sarawak with an allocation of RM2.1 billion and RM696 million in Peninsular Malaysia

·         RM974m allocated as price subsidy for paddy, fertilisers + paddy seeds. RM230m for production incentives, increasing paddy yield

·         Govt to establish a 1Malaysia Smart Consumer portal to help the rakyat keep abreast with price movements of retail goods.

·         Menaikan elaun pengerusi JKKK, JKKP, Tok Batin dan Pengerusi JKKK Orang Asli kpd RM800

·         Effective January 2011, the monthly allowance of Imam will be increased from RM450 to RM750

·         The monthly allowance for KAFA teachers will be increased to RM800, an increase from RM500, starting Jan 2011

·         RM100m allocated to implement various programmes, including resolving Orang Asli land rights and border settlement issues

·         Toll rates in four highways owned by PLUS Expressway Berhad will not be raised for the next five years, effective immediately.

·         Since 2009, 51 1Malaysia Clinics are in operation. The Government will provide an additional 25 1Malaysia Clinics.

·         RM350m allocated to implement various programmes to combat crime, including burglary, motorcycle and car thefts

·         RM70m allocated for programs w/ select NGOs to help Govt strengthen family institution + address social ills eg baby dumping

·         RM1.9bn allocated to environmental preservation, including implementing the River of Life Programme and KL greening

·         To assist children, particularly low-income, excel academically, the 1MDB will provide multi-vitamins for primary school pupils

·         1MDB will provide RM20m to the 1Malaysia Youth Fund. This fund will be utilised to instil the 1Malaysia spirit.

·         The Govt agrees to abolish the Competency Level Assessment/PTK and replace with a more suitable evaluation system by June 2011

·         Civil servant burden in coping with schooling expenses to be reduced by providing a Special Financial Assistance of RM500.

·         RM212 billion allocated for budget 2011, which is 2.8% higher than the allocation for 2010.

·         RM45.6 billion will be allocated for Development Expenditure, RM15.5 billion for the social sector

·         Government revenue collection is estimated to increase 2.3% to RM165.8 billion in 2011, up from RM162.1 billion in 2010

·         The deficit for 2011 is expected to further decline to 5.4% of GDP, compared with 5.6% in 2010
·         We want a Malaysia where everyone can attain success through hard work and perseverance

·         We have successfully transformed the nation from a low-income agriculture-based to a modern middle-income industrial-based economy

·         We have reduced poverty from 60% to 3.8% and are on target to eliminate hardcore poverty completely




As what our prime minister,finance minister as well,Datuk Seri Mohd Najib Tun Abdul Razak said at the last part of the speech,  “We are not dreamers. We are realists. Our success is the result of clear and careful planning as well as firm implementation.Malaysia is our homeland where we were born, raised, seek opportunities, achieve success and here we shall be laid to rest”.

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Kampar McDonalds

The grand new MCDONALDS is opening in Kampar today!
Started from 12am, MCD was crowded with UTARIAN.
WHat is so special with MCD?
The reason is because this is the first MCD in Kampar.
You have to go IPOH MCD before that >.<
Everyone was excited and cant wait to rush into MCD.
I went to MCD with Xiao Cian and troy this evening.
Well, my first impression,the MCD was like a 'modern' building in kampar.
It's just new building wert ^^
Furthermore,the area wasn't that big enough to fit a large amount of students and kamparians as well.
Luckily,we went there early and managed to get a place.
We ordered McChicken, DoubleCheese and SpicyDeluxe. Unfortunately, that malay gal misheard my order. I said Spicy MCshaker. She thought i want Big Mac. ==''
At last,i only knew that must order a Large MCvalue set got free McShaker.
Haiz... still got lots chance to eat there la don't worry!! The problem is must have $$..
Anyway,We did took some photos before left and.Another thing is i pandai pandai do the calculation for MCD estimated daily sales.

Let's say 3 peoples spend an average of RM25 (estimated). There are about 28 medium tables which can fit 4 person and 5 tables which can fit 2 people. Let's assume the customer eat and chit-chatting there for 45minutes and assume that the operating hours is only 12hours.

(RM25x28)+ (Rm12.5x5)=RM763 (per turn)
RM763 x (12hours x60 /45min) = RM12208 (not include drive-thru)

Estimated daily sales = RM12208 per day

This is just for FUN~! hehe don't take it serious

                                            Drive-thru with bicycle?

                            Kampar McDdonalds  

                    Spent RM30 there.

         Yummy~slurp slurp(don't know who took so many chilis)

                                       Erm..M.s C***** works here?

                             Ordering food

 

          
That's all for today. Warning!!! Please throw rubbish into ''SAMPAH TANG'' after you eat!
Don't simply throw at floor,it will pollute the environment in kampar.
Thanks for co-opeartion!!