Abuya Hj Nasir Daud

Monday, 7 November 2011

Second Brighton to London RAC Future Car Challenge

Malaysia Boleh!
Berikut adalalah keputusan penuh pertandingan yg telah diadakan dan proton telah masuk bertanding.

1. Most Energy Efficient Small Car (Production) - No. 2, Smart fortwo electric coupe
2. Most Energy Efficient Small Car (Prototype) - No. 27, T.27 Gordon Murray Design
3. Most Energy Efficient Regular Car (Production) - No. 3, Nissan Leaf
4. Most Energy Efficient Regular Car (Prototype) - No. 43, VW Gold Blue e-motion
5. Most Energy Efficient Large Car (Production) - No. 42, Peugeot 508 e-HDI
6. Most Energy Efficient Sports Car (Production) - No. 18, Tesla Roadster
7. Most Energy Efficient Sports Car (Prototype) - No. 54, Jaguar E-Type
8. Most Energy Efficient Multi-Purpose (Prototype) - No. 41, Proton Exora REEV
9. Most Energy Efficient Light Commercial Vehicle (Production) - No. 46, Mercedes Benz,
Vito E-Cell
10. Most Energy Efficient Light Commercial Vehicle (Prototype) - No. 62, Citroen Nemo Van
Electric
11. Best Overall Pure Electric Vehicle - No. 27, T.27 Gordon Murray Design
12. Best Overall Extended Range/Plug-In Hybrid (E-REV, PHEV) Vehicle -
No. 41, Proton Exora REEV and No. 21, Toyota Prius Plus-In Hybrid
13. Best Overall Hybrid (HV, HEV) Vehicle - No. 68, Oaktec Honda Insight Rally Car
14. Best Overall Combustion Engine (ICE) Vehicle - No. 67, Mini Cooper D Olympic Edition
15. Best Overall Vehicle On Sale At Time Of Event - No. 3, Nissan Leaf
16. Best Overall Private Entry - No. 8, Lotus Elise S1 Electric
17. Best Overall Entry - RAC Future Car Challenge Winner, no. 27, T.27 Gordon Murray
Design18. People's Choice - No. 44, Delta E4 Coupe

Friday, 4 November 2011

Aura Plat Kereta 181

Aura Akademi Taipan

Inilah suasana keluarga Akademi Taipan November 1 Nov 2011

RM1.00 sahaja untuk Roti Canai & Teh Tarik

Bagi mereka yang menghadapi masalah kewangan untuk menjamu selera, singgahlah ke restoran koperasi ukhwah. anda hanya perlu berbelanja RM1.00 untuk teh tarik dan roti canai.

Berikut adalah artikel akhbar dalam bahasa inggeris:

Roti canai and teh tarik for RM1

By LEE YUK PENG

KUALA LUMPUR: Fancy a roti canai and a teh tarik for RM1 – right in the heart of the city and in these tough economic times?

That is what you will get over at the Ukhwah Restoran Rakyat 1Malaysia in busy Lorong Medan Tuanku Satu (located next to Prescott Inn).

A piece of roti canai at the outlet costs 40 sen and a glass of teh tarik is priced at 60 sen.

Laughably cheap: The lunch crowd at the restaurant in Medan Tuanku yesterday and the price of a ‘complete breakfast’ in the foreground at left.

“I am happy as long as they do not increase the price,” said Marcus Wong, a customer who works nearby, who paid RM3 for a plate of chicken rice and RM1.50 for a can of Coke with ice.

His colleague C.K. Ng paid RM4 for a bowl of mixed tom yam soup and 80 sen for a glass of iced tea.

The restaurant, run by Koperasi Pendidikan Islam Malaysia Bhd, or known as Ukhwah, is not profit-oriented.

It is operated in the spirit of co-operatives – to serve people.

Ukhwah president Datuk Rahim Baba helps clear and clean the tables during peak hours since it opened for operations on Monday.

Only three days into operation, Rahim said mamak restaurants in the area have sent a clear message to him to “please maintain the market price of food”.

However, Rahim will not budge, because he believes food should be reasonably priced.

“I am still making money selling roti canai at 40 sen a piece. I make less compared to other restaurants,” he said.

The actual cost of making a roti canai is 20 sen, and by selling it at 40 sen, Rahim says he still makes a 100% profit.

On the teh tarik, he makes a profit of 18 sen by selling it at 60 sen a glass.

To break even, the restaurant needs RM2,000-a-day or RM45,000-a-month in sales to cover the fixed costs of the RM7,000 rental per month for the premises and the salary of the 16 staff members, who are all locals.

“Food is a basic need. I don’t believe one should pay a lot for food. Most restaurants make 200% to 300% profit from selling food,’’ he said.

The restaurant operations are also based on family concept.

“Everybody comes to work as a family, with honesty and loyalty in their mind. If I am short of staff, I can always mobilise others from the cooperatives to help out,” he said.

Ukhwah, which was set up in 1998, is also involved in property, finance, the pawn business and other sectors.

It now has more than 50,000 members and they contribute a minimum of RM10 a month and receive a 10% dividend on their contributions.

Its property holdings include bungalows, shoplots and condomiuums in Taman Titiwangsa, Denai Alam, Shah Alam, Sri Hartamas, Bandar Tun Razak, Bandar Tasik Permaisuri and KLCC.

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Bagi yang mahu mengembangkan income yang anda telah perolehi di Akademi Taipan, investlah melalui koperasi ukhwah sebagai salah satu sumber tambahan under quadran I (invenstment) tanpa anda tinggalkan lombong emas di Akademi Taipan.

Puyu Keli Haruan

Inilah hasil tangkapan dengan memancing oleh Abg Asri, Abang ipar teman.

Ada waktu raya haji ini kawan test guna biozonefood untuk kaji sama ada ikan air tawar yang hidup sendiri di parit sawah tercemar dengan bahan kimia pertanian ke tidak...Tunggu.

Bangkenal Tg Karang

Inilah gambar bangkenal yang popular di Tanjung Karang. Bagi orang luar ia dikenali sebagai jambatan satu lorang, kena gilir-gilir menyemberang bagi menyemberang. Yang istimewanya tiada trafic light. Kalau di KL, alamat jem, bergaduh dan jadi isu.