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So Malaysia, saman nak bayar saat akhir,
tapi bukan salah kita pun sbb mmg selalu dimanja utk membayar di saat akhir. Contohnya ialah siapa siapa yang sudah membayar saman sebaik sahaja menerima saman, kena bayar penuh, yanag bayar sekarang dapat pengurangan. Maka sebab tu orang ramai akan bayar lewat lewat. Tunggu kalau kalau ada special offer mcm skrg ni

Satu lagi. ia digunakan utk pancing undi, dekat dekat piliharaya, esp PRK. Maka akan dibukalah kaunter pembayaran saman, diberikan diskaun diskaun sbg propaganda.

Jgn sampai nanti rakyat pakat doakan wakil rakyat mati sewaktu dlm jawatan sudahlah, sebabnya bila ada pilihanraya kecil, mcm mcm ada....!!! Tawartan Istimewa pelbagai, Pilihanraya umpama raya.








Satu sketsa :

Salam. Hang boleh buka Myeg tak. Bayar online. Kalau boleh aku bank in duit akaun hang. Kalau tak boleh takpa la.

X boleh.tolong buat yg terbaik, aku dah peringat dan minta ikhtiarkan sejak setahun, kalau sebulan byr satu pun dah habis.

Tau. Itu kalau. Harga pun tak sama. Takpa la terima kasih atas pertolongan. Kalau bayar 10 sehari pun dah habis. tau. Minta maaf

Birmingham beats Arsenal 2-1 in League Cup final: Football Every Day: The Star Online

Birmingham beats Arsenal 2-1 in League Cup final: Football Every Day: The Star Online

Birmingham beats Arsenal 2-1 in League Cup final

WEMBLEY, England (AP) - Birmingham won its first trophy in 48 years after a mix-up between Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny and defender Laurent Koscielny allowed Obafemi Martins to score an 89th-minute goal to clinch a 2-1 victory in the League Cup final on Sunday.

Szczesny and Koscielny both went for the ball from Nikola Zigic's glancing header from a long pass into the box. The ball landed at the feet of Martins, who slid it into the net six minutes after coming onto the pitch.

"I think it was my second touch," said Martins, who joined Birmingham on a six-month loan from Rubin Kazan last month. "I think this is the easiest goal I've ever scored in my career - and it's very important."

Birmingham, the 1963 League Cup winners who are sitting only two points above the Premier League relegation zone, overcame a side second in the standings at Wembley Stadium.

"A little misunderstanding had great consequences for the result," said Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, whose team hasn't won a title since the 2005 FA Cup. "It was a lack of communication and lack of determination as well because always when a ball is in no man's land someone has to take responsibility and go for it really."

For Birmingham, the mix-up was retribution.

Szczesny avoided being sent off in the second minute for bringing down Lee Bowyer in the penalty area when replays suggested the midfielder was wrongly adjudged to be in an offside position.

Arsenal's defensive frailties had been exploited in the 28th minute when Zigic headed Birmingham in front, although Robin van Persie volleyed Arsenal level 11 minutes later.

"For a small club like Birmingham to beat the might of Arsenal is a dream come true," Birmingham manager Alex McLeish said. "We weren't given a prayer by the pundits and the bookies but we believed today. It was a titanic performance by the players."

Three finals have been lost by Arsenal since 2005 as Wenger's wait continues for his youthful side to have something to show for its eye-catching football.

That lack of success, Wenger conceded before the match, had placed "a weight on the team." Only this season has Wenger selected strong sides in the League Cup, which he had derided in previous years and fielded young players.

Wenger hoped the final would show how far his side has matured, but Arsenal was sluggish and struggled to impose itself.

The Gunners looked nervy as passes went astray and had failed to heed the warning of Fabregas before the match that you are likely to lose when contesting the ball in the air with Zigic.

That transpired from a corner after Arsenal right back Bacary Sagna had conceded possession. Birmingham defender Roger Johnson soared above Koscielny to meet former Arsenal winger Sebastian Larsson's corner and nodded goalward to Zigic.

The Serbia striker - the Premier League's tallest player at 2.03 meters (6-foot-8 inches) - found space among five Arsenal players to head beyond Szczesny.

The equalizer came after Jack Wilshere hit the crossbar from the edge of the edge of the penalty area and the rebound was only partially cleared by Barry Ferguson's header. The ball fell to Andrey Arshavin on the right flank and his cross was volleyed home by Van Persie.

But in the process, the Netherlands forward picked up a knee injury that forced him off in the second half when he was replaced by Nicklas Bendtner.

Injuries had beset Arsenal in the build up to the final, the team having to cope without captain Cesc Fabregas' influence in midfield and the pace of winger Theo Walcott.

"We are in good positions everywhere but we play so many games and we can't go on losing players," Wenger said.

While Wenger was left ruing yet another blunder from one of his goalkeepers - at the root of many losses in recent years - in Birmingham's Ben Foster he saw an assured 'keeper.

Foster, who won the League Cup with Manchester United in a penalty shootout in 2009, denied Arshavin with his legs in the opening minutes and thwarted Samir Nasri twice and Bendtner toward the end of the match.

"The lads kept fighting," Foster said. "You could see how tired we were but we just kept working and working. That's the spirit we've got."

While Birmingham has qualified for the Europa League with the win, the priority is staying in the Premier League.

Arsenal will turn its attentions to an FA Cup fifth-round replay against Leyton Orient on Wednesday and a Champions League last-16 match against Barcelona the following week.

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Online payment of summonses at peak capacity on last day of discount

Published: Monday February 28, 2011 MYT 11:57:00 AM
Updated: Monday February 28, 2011 MYT 12:04:54 PM

Online payment of summonses at peak capacity on last day of discount

KUALA LUMPUR: Several online traffic summons payment services are running at peak capacity as the deadline to settle traffic summonses at a discount ends Monday.

A Bernama survey discovered that gaining access to the police, Myeg, and an interactive e-government website, Rilek eService, was difficult due to heavy traffic.

The situation is expected to persist until 5pm with traffic offenders expected to settle their summonses by credit cards or by debiting their accounts.

The police website posted a note, notifying motorists that the servers were running at maximum capacity and urged them to get back after 6pm if they have difficulties in checking their summons details.

It also said that it was under urgent maintenance and apologised for the inconvenience.

From Tuesday, motorists will have to pay the full fine on their summonses if they want their names removed from the blacklist. - Bernama

Malaysian PM: Muslim Brotherhood Must Renounce Violence or Be Left Out - By Seth Mandel - The Corner - National Review Online

Malaysian PM: Muslim Brotherhood Must Renounce Violence or Be Left Out - By Seth Mandel - The Corner - National Review Online

Malaysian PM: Muslim Brotherhood Must Renounce Violence or Be Left Out
February 23, 2011 1:01 P.M.
By Seth Mandel

Since the beginning of the uprising in Egypt and the expected power shift in favor of the Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamic world has rallied around the Brotherhood and demanded that the West engage with them. But a crack in that unity appeared today when Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak said that the Muslim Brotherhood “shouldn’t be part of the process as long as they don’t reject violence and extremism.”

“Anyone who wants to be part of the political process should adopt values that are compatible with democracy,” Najib said in an interview in Istanbul, where he is speaking at a conference on moderation. “It’s not just about having a vote and choosing your leaders; it’s also part of imparting the right values for democracy to work, because there are failed democracies as well.”

Najib said he has “some concerns, deep concerns” about Yusuf al-Qaradawi, the Muslim Brotherhood’s spiritual leader. Those concerns center on Qaradawi’s support and justification for terrorism, which carries a great deal of weight given Qaradawi’s credibility as an Islamic scholar. It is exactly that type of Muslim leader that has led the Middle East astray, according to Najib. “We have lost a lot of ground to the extremists in the Middle East.”

He offered his own country as a model to emerging Islamic governments in the Middle East, saying that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has described Malaysia as “modern, progressive, and moderate.”

“We shouldn’t want to impose on people, but people are welcome to study our experience and how we’ve done things in Malaysia. Perhaps it could be useful in their country,” he said.

Too many leaders, Najib said, misunderstand moderation. “I think they’re not paying enough attention to the values associated with being a moderate,” he said. “Moderate doesn’t mean that you’re a wimp — far from it. It means that you’ve chosen a path because you believe that’s the only way for global harmony and peace.”
Seth Mandel is a fellow in the Foundation for Defense of Democracies National Security Fellowship Program.

Bank Islam posts record earnings for 18 months to end-2010

Bank Islam posts record earnings for 18 months to end-2010 posted 46 minutes ago by dave CT Print Business Times, Monday 28 Feb 2011

BANK Islam Malaysia Bhd, the country's oldest Islamic bank, posted a record profit before zakat and tax of RM503.4 million for the 18-month period ended December 31 2010.

This translates into a 44 per cent jump on an annualised basis over RM233.1 million as at end-June 2009, the bank said in a statement.

The bank is reporting its financial performance for the 18-month period following the change in its financial year-end to December to coincide with that of its parent Lembaga Tabung Haji.

Its managing director Datuk Zukri Samat said the bank's record numbers were driven by its strong financing growth, as well as improvement in asset quality and increasing deposits through both current and savings accounts.

During the 18 months under review, total net financing surged by 22.8 per cent (or 15.2 per cent on an annualised basis) to RM11.86 billion vs RM9.66 billion as at end-June 2009. The bank's financing growth mainly came from financing extended to the household sector, which expanded by more than 30 per cent.

Despite the robust growth in the financing portfolio, Zukri said he was particularly pleased with the sharp decline in impaired financing.

"For the financial period ended December 31 2010, the company proposed a dividend of 4.75 per cent, amounting to RM80.7 million."

During the financial period under review, the bank's equity increased by RM540 million, arising from the issuance of the Islamic Convertible Redeemable Non Cumulative Preference Shares (ICRNCPS), which were subsequently converted to ordinary shares. Despite the increase in equity, the Return on Equity remained at 16.5 per cent.

Total customer deposits expanded by RM1.7 billion, or 6.7 per cent, to RM26.9 billion as at December 31 2010 vs RM25.2 billion as at end-June 2009. Current and savings accounts were the major growth drivers for deposits, accounting for more than 95 per cent of the RM1.7 billion increase.

Bank Islam launches Visa Debit Card-i

Bank Islam launches Visa Debit Card-i

Bank Islam Malaysia Bhd has launched a multi functional card that combines the features of an ATM card and a Visa card.

Individuals aged 15 years and above who have a current and/or savings account with Bank Islam are eligible to apply for the "Bank Islam Visa Debit Card-i"."

"Through the Visa Debit Card-i, Bank Islam's customers can enjoy the convenience of cashless and hassle-free transactions wherever Visa card is accepted with the number of participating merchants estimated to count more than 24 million worldwide.

"Card members will also enjoy 0.5 percent cash rebate on retail purchases made using Bank Islam Visa Debit Card-i," said Khairul Kamarudin, the bank's consumer banking general manager, in a statement today.
-- BERNAMA

Read more: Bank Islam launches Visa Debit Card-i http://www.btimes.com.my/Current_News/BTIMES/articles/20110221155216/Article/index_html#ixzz1EbS4JTPC

RM4b tidak dituntut pemilik dan pewaris - Malaysiakini

RM4b tidak dituntut pemilik dan pewaris - Malaysiakini

Sejumlah RM4 bilion hasil keuntungan yang diperoleh daripada simpanan di institusi-institusi kewangan dan dana persaraan di negara ini masih tidak dituntut pemilik dan waris, kata Timbalan Menteri Kewangan Datuk Dr Awang Adek Hussein.

Beliau percaya sebilangan besar daripada mereka tidak mengetahui adanya wang tersebut, yang antaranya diperoleh daripada keuntungan wang simpanan individu di bank-bank konvensional dan Kumpulan Wang Simpanan Pekerja (KWSP).

Katanya wang yang tidak dituntut itu kini disimpan Akauntan Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) dan beliau berharap pihak terbabit membuat semakan di cawangan-cawangan BNM berdekatan untuk mendapatkan kembali wang itu.

Bercakap kepada pemberita selepas menyerahkan kunci rumah kepada 83 penduduk di bawah Program Bantuan Rumah (PBR) kelolaan Risda di Kampung Lati, di Bachok hari ini, beliau berkata pemilik atau pewaris perlu mengemukakan dokumen-dokumen berkaitan untuk dipertimbangkan bagi membuat tuntutan wang tersebut.

"Jika didapati wang itu masih lagi tidak dituntut dalam tempoh tertentu kerajaan mungkin akan meminjamnya bagi tujuan pembangunan bagi faedah rakyat," katanya.

Seorang calon wanita pro-M UM dilapor hilang - Malaysiakini

Rahim Sabri
Feb 20, 11

Dua laporan polis dibuat ekoran kehilangan seorang calon pro-Mahasiwa (pro-M) Universiti Malaya (UM) yang bertanding kerusi umum dalam pilihan raya kampus yang akan berlangsung berlangsung esok.

Kehilangan calon wanita tersebut - Masturah Abu Bakar - dilaporkan oleh seorang rakannya, Nurhanis Wahidah Mohd Mansor, di balai polis Pantai, jam 12.20 tengah malam tadi.

Dalam laporannya itu, Nurhanis berkata pada jam 4.15 petang semalam, dia bersama Masturah, 22, berkempen di blok pangsapuri Pantai Permai, Pantai Dalam - yang menjadi tempat penginapan luar pelajar UM.

Katanya, ketika merada berada di antara blok D dan blok E pangsapuri tersebut, Masturah memberitahunya yang dia hendak pergi membeli tambahan kredit telefon dan memintanya menunggu di blok E.

Menurut laporan polis itu lagi, Nurhanis berkata, selepas lama menunggu, Masturah tidak muncul dan dia cuba menghubungi rakannya itu tetapi gagal.
Selepas enam jam mencari bersama penduduk di situ, dan masih gagal menemui Masturah, Nurhanis membuat laporan polis pada jam 12.20 tengah malam tadi.

Dalam laporan polis itu juga, Nurhanis memberitahu bahawa seorang lagi rakannya telah menghubungi keluarga Masturah selepas insiden itu berlaku.

"Semasa kawan saya keluar, (dia) berpakaian baju kurung batik warna hijau merah jambu, bertudung warna merah jambu, kulit berwarna sawo matang bercermin mata, tinggi lebih kurang 173 (cm), berkot labuh warna hitam berkasut sandal berwarna putih," laporan polis itu dipetik.

Laporan polis itu juga menyebut bahawa sebelum itu, Masturah telah menerima kiriman SMS daripada seseorang yang tidak dikenali yang memberi amaran yang berbunyi "woi celaka jg sikit perangai kau, siapla kau lepas ni. Kau ingat kau bagus sangat".

Sehubungan itu, Nurhanis membuat laporan polis kerana "takut" tentang keselamatan Masturah di kemudian hari.

Sementara itu, wakil calon Masturah - Rohayu Rosli - pula membuat satu lagi laporan polis di balai yang sama pada jam 11.40 pagi tadi selepas menerima panggilan telefon yang mengugutnya supaya jangan membuat laporan polis berhubung kehilangan Masturah.

Salinan dua laporan polis tersebut diedarkan pada wartawan dalam sidang akhbar oleh sekumpulan pelajar pro-M yang diketuai oleh pengerusi pro-M UM, Farid Jalpah di depan Dewan Tuanku Canselor UM petang ini.

Dalam sidang media, Farid mendesak pentadbiran UM agar bertanggungjawab di atas kehilangan Masturah kerana penetapan tarikh kempen yang ditentukan pada hujung minggu bermula 18 Februari hingga 20 Februari.

Ini kerana katanya, penetapan tarikh itu menyukarkan proses berkempen disebabkan hampir semua pelajar universiti tidak berada di kampus, malah sebelum ini desakan pro-M meminta agar masa kempen ini diubah juga tidak dilayan.

Dakwanya, hampir seluruh kolej kediaman mengadakan sekatan kepada calon pro-M untuk berkempen dan pelajar yang mengakui diri mereka ahli jawatankuasa kolej turut didakwa menyekat kemasukan orang luar termasuk tempoh berkempen selama 10 minit.

"Oleh hal demikian, calon-calon pro-Mahasiswa mengambil inisiatif untuk menjalankan sesi ziarah ke luar kampus.

"Rentetan penetapan syarat-syarat yang dilakukan oleh ahli jawatankuasa induk inilah memaksa para calon menjalankan sesi ziarah diluar yang secara jelas tidak menjamin keselamatan para calon," katanya.

Farid juga menuntut agar pihak universiti menunda pilihan raya kampus sehingga Masturah yang juga pelajar Akademi Pengajian Islam UM ditemui semula.

Ketika ditemui pemberita selepas sidang media itu, Farid berkata pihak universiti juga turut dimaklumkan berhubung kehilangan Masturah.

Sehingga selesai sidang akhbar tersebut kira-kira jam 5.15 petang tadi, Farid memberitahu pemberita bahawa pihaknya masih belum menerima apa-apa perkembangan berhubung kehilangan Masturah.

UM adalah antara lima universiti utama yang akan mengadakan pilihan raya kampusnya esok.

BERNAMA - Bank Islam Serah RM200,000 Wang Zakat Kepada Tabung MDAB UiTM

BERNAMA - Bank Islam Serah RM200,000 Wang Zakat Kepada Tabung MDAB UiTM

Perhimpunan Agung Umno ' 97 - Anwar Ibrahim

Adat manusia, di puncak kuasa, kita disanjung. Lihat betapa mesra bik mama dgn Datin Sri Wan Azizah tu

Permohonan gantung bayaran RM35 juta ditolak - Malaysiakini

Permohonan gantung bayaran RM35 juta ditolak - Malaysiakini
Mahkamah Tinggi Kuala Lumpur menolak permohonan pengasas Puncak Niaga (M) Sdn Bhd Tan Sri Rozali Ismail dan dua yang lain untuk menggantung pelaksanaan pembayaran sejumlah RM35 juta terhadap seorang penasihat korporat berhubung ganti rugi pecah kontrak yang membabitkan satu projek berkaitan air, tujuh tahun lalu.

Keputusan itu dibuat oleh Pesuruhjaya Kehakiman Rosilah Yop selepas mengadakan pertemuan dengan Datuk N Vijay Kumar yang mewakili plaintif dan Tan Sri Datuk Cecil Abraham yang mewakili pihak defendan di dalam kamarnya hari ini.

Pada 8 Dis 2010, Rosilah memerintahkan Rozali dan dua yang lain membayar ganti rugi pecah kontrak sejumlah RM35 juta itu.

Dalam writ saman yang difailkan pada 26 Sept 2005, Lim Pang Cheong @ George Lim selaku plaintif telah mengemukakan tuntutan itu terhadap Rozali, 54, yang juga pengerusi eksekutif syarikat WWE Holdings Berhad, selaku defendan pertama.

Dua yang lain adalah Mat Hairi Ismail, 49, yang juga adik kepada Rozali berjawatan pengarah urusan dan pemegang saham syarikat berkenaan dan WWE Holdings Berhad, selaku defendan ketiga.

Dalam tuntutannya itu, Lim mendakwa antara hujung bulan Februari atau Mac 2004, defendan pertama meminta plaintif untuk memperolehi suatu projek yang dikenali sebagai "Jelutong Sewage Treatment Plant and Central Sludge Facility" bagi ketiga-tiga defendan dan plaintif akan diberi upah sekiranya projek itu berjaya diperolehi.

Pada 14 Okt 2004, defendan ketiga telah mengumumkan kepada Bursa Malaysia bahawa syarikat itu telah berjaya memperolehi projek berkenaan dari Kerajaan Malaysia pada 23 Sept 2004 dan jumlah kontrak adalah RM468.3 juta.

Selaras dengan perjanjian itu, Lim mendakwa beliau berhak untuk diberi upah sebanyak RM23.4 juta. Bagaimanapun, beliau mendakwa pembayaran upah kepadanya ditunda dengan alasan penundaan bayaran dari kerajaan Malaysia terhadap projek itu dan juga defendan ketiga mempunyai masalah kewangan.

Berdasarkan tuntutannya itu, Lim memohon ganti rugi untuk pecah kontrak sejumlah RM23.4 juta, atau mana-mana jumlah yang difikirkan sesuai oleh mahkamah, faedah, kos dan relif-relif lain yang dianggap sesuai.

Ketiga-tiga defendan, dalam pembelaannya, mendakwa mereka tidak pernah membuat perjanjian mengenai projek itu dengan Lim.

- Bernama