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[WTB] Proton Gen2 Rear Headrest

s@ni — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 14:04:48 +0800

Offer me by pm me.
oh,btw, its for proton gen2

thank you.

sold

s@ni — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 05:51:22 +0800

sold to a nice forummer

[WTS] NEW Sony Ericsson Earphones Charger Cable

s@ni — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 21:36:59 +0800

Item(s):
SonyEricsson HPM-62 Earphone Black colour NEW
SonyEricsson HPM-70 Earphone Black colour NEW
SonyEricsson CST-70 standard charger Black colour NEW
SonyEricsson DCU-65 Data cable Black colour NEW

Package includes:
Brand new in plastic

Price:
SonyEricsson HPM-62 Earphone Black colour NEW

SonyEricsson HPM-70 Earphone Black colour NEW

SonyEricsson CST-70 standard charger Black colour NEW

SonyEricsson DCU-65 Data cable Black colour NEW

Warranty:
3days personal warranty

Dealing method:
COD around Balakong
postage add rm5

Location of seller:
Balakong

Contact method/details:
PM
leave your contact number here

Age of item:
NEW

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Item(s) conditions:
NEW

Picture:
Upload later
or you can google for pictures

Reason for sale:
Cleaning my room

Tmnet Streamyx Password

s@ni — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 00:49:55 +0800

login to https://tmbill.tm.net.my/ no problem at all using my default tmnet password.

but when i want to change it;

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any advice?

nil

s@ni — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 06:48:42 +0800

found

Kampung2005

s@ni — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 22:41:17 +0800

where r u? usually around this time u will publish some news about train / sabah / mazda / japan

Pam Laju = Minyak Sedikit

s@ni — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 05:42:30 +0800

I know,its beeeeeeen discussed a looootttttttttttt before,just wanna share a newly published article.

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Cheap China Mobile Phone Android OS

s@ni — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 00:37:22 +0800

er...i've been searching for cheap china mobile android google OS
just to experience Android OS

anybody sell it?

what i know,we now can flash HTC Touch with android OS.

p:s: zzzphone android is a scam *review from several website*

rien

s@ni — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 13:19:44 +0800

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s@ni — Sat, 24 Jan 2009 20:13:11 +0800

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s@ni — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 21:30:35 +0800

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s@ni — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 18:55:29 +0800

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s@ni — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 02:13:17 +0800

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s@ni — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 18:55:24 +0800

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s@ni — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 05:40:26 +0800

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How to remove watermark/stain from mirrors

s@ni — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 16:28:36 +0800

How to remove watermark/stain from mirrors.

its like a rain stain..i dont know how to explain.
but tried a lot of products,still,phailed..

anybody knows?

solution:

found this one.
please read instruction carefully.its important.

update:

bought it near acc car shop near balai polis batu 9 cheras

distri:
LOW audio and vid sdn bhd

no1 persiaran 1/118C
desa tun razak cheras KL

rien

s@ni — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 08:49:55 +0800

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s@ni — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 01:56:22 +0800

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s@ni — Sun, 29 Jun 2008 10:23:20 +0800

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Latest Petrol Price Update V3

s@ni — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 18:16:39 +0800

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PUTRAJAYA: The pump price for petrol is now RM2.70 per litre and diesel RM2.58 a litre following a cut in the fuel subsidy.
The increase of 78 sen per litre for petrol and RM1 a litre for diesel still leaves their prices 30 sen below the market rate.

Announcing the hike, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said a 30-sen subsidy per litre will prevail on pump prices, and will be used as an �automatic adjuster� in tandem with fluctuations in the world oil price.

The government will make the adjustments monthly.

To cushion the price increase, cash rebates will be given to owners of cars and motorcycles, based on engine capacity, through post offices from July 1.
These rebates will be given to owners of vehicles with road tax renewed between April 1 this year and March 31 next year.

Those who have already paid their road tax should produce their vehicle registration details at a post office and Pos Malaysia will issue them a money order.

Vehicles with large engine capacities will be levied a lower road tax from June 1.

The rebates will cost the government about RM5 million this year.

From today, the price of subsidised diesel will be standardised at RM1.43 per litre for fishermen, boat owners and transport operators.

Previously, subsidised diesel was priced at RM1 per litre for fishermen, RM1.20 for boat owners and RM1.43 for transport operators.

Prices for cooking gas (liquefied petroleum gas or LPG) and natural gas for vehicles (NGV) remain unchanged at RM1.75 for every kg of LPG and 63.5 sen for every litre of NGV.

This involves Petronas restructuring its gas subsidy from July 1 for the peninsula whereby it will raise gas prices for energy producers and industrial users.

The government will save RM13.7 billion from the restructured package.

Out of this amount, RM7.5 billion will go towards subsidising prices of petrol, diesel and gas.

The rest will be spent on food security (RM4 billion), cooking oil subsidies (RM1.5 billion), standardising the price of rice in Sabah and Sarawak (RM0.4 billion), flour subsidies (RM0.2 billion) and bread subsidies (RM0.1 billion).

Abdullah said even after the fuel price increase and restructuring, the government would still have to spend about RM18 billion to pay for the difference between the pump prices and the world price.

Reiterating his call for Malaysians to change their lifestyle and be more prudent, Abdullah said they should try to spend less in all areas.

�This is something that is happening all over the world. We are not lifting the subsidies totally as we are still subsidising petrol and other items like cooking oil.�

He said efforts were being made to improve the public transport system.

Acknowledging that the fuel price increase would not go down well with the public, Abdullah said the government could no longer sustain the rising price of oil.

�I am not out to be popular. We try our best, and this is something we are very serious about, but naturally people will not be happy.�

Fuel subsidy scheme

- 30 sen subsidy for petrol and diesel

- Automatic monthly adjustment in petrol and diesel prices, in line with global prices

- Annual cash rebate of RM625 for owners of private vehicles with an engine capacity of up to 2,000cc, and pick-up trucks and jeeps up to 2,500cc

- Annual cash rebate of RM150 for owners of motorcycles with a 250cc engine or less

- Road tax discount of RM200 for owners of private vehicles with engine capacities above 2,000cc

- RM50 road tax discount for motorcycles with engines above 250cc

- Fishermen, boat owners and transport operators will get diesel at RM1.43 per litre

- Each Malaysian fishing vessel owner will receive RM200 monthly

- Fishing vessel owners will get incentive of 10 sen for every kilogramme of catch landed

Where the RM13.7b savings will go

- RM7.5 billion goes back as subsidies for petrol, diesel and gas

- RM4 billion for food security

- RM1.5 billion for cooking oil subsidies

- RM400 million for standardising price of rice in Sabah and Sarawak

- RM200 million for flour subsidy

- RM100 million for bread subsidy

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KUALA LUMPUR: The 40 per cent increase in fuel price should not be used as an excuse to increase the price of other consumer goods and services, said the Consumers Association of Penang.
CAP president S.M. Mohamed Idris is worried that transport and even food prices would go up because of the fuel price increase.

Mohamed Idris said CAP was disappointed with the big increase but conceded that the government had no choice, given the spiralling subsidy.

�Despite the 40 per cent increase in petrol price, Malaysia still has one of the lowest fuel prices in the world,� he said.

He added that there would be a �sudden impact� on the people who would have to make changes to their budget and travelling plans.
He said the government could also set an example by directing ministers to use smaller cars.

�It is the rakyat who is paying for the petrol and this is a chance for them to lead by example.�

He suggested that other forms of public transportation be introduced such as the motor trishaw commonly used in India and Indonesia.

�The only problem is these vehicles cause pollution because diesel is used but if it is possible to use natural gas instead, then this mode of transportation should be considered,� he said.

The Federation of Malaysian Consumers Associations said the lower-income group should be given a special subsidy as they are the hardest hit by the price increase.

Its communications director, Mohd Yusof Abdul Rahman, said there was no indication that petrol price would not increase further.

�Do we know now that it would not be increased further to RM4 per litre, for example, later this year?

�The subsidy should be based on needs and not on usage, otherwise it defeats having a subsidy at all,� he added.

In Alor Star, Consumers Association of Kedah president Datuk Yusoff Ismail welcomed the move to make direct cash payments to motorcyclists and owners of small cars to offset the fuel price increase.

He said this was because the majority of low-income earners used motorcycles or small cars.

Yusoff also welcomed the move to retain the price of cooking gas and natural gas for vehicles at present levels.

He said the use of NGV should be encouraged and incentives given to those switching to natural gas since it is cheaper and would save the environment from further deterioration.

reduce rubbish from ur cars,less weight,less fuel
eat less,diet,less weight,less fuel
use NGV ---> later price increase for the system
buy cheap used cars to have more rebates
reduce car's tax
buy all tolls and make our country no tolls at all
food subsidy
reduce gomen RASUAH
reduce useless gomen's ~~sex~~ PARTIES at hotels etc
improve public transports
only travel when night. engine respond better when cold air intake...
dont use air con. do FOC sauna in car everyday...
go out early and back late to avoid traffic jam...
lighten the rims, but not BIGGER rims. same measurement is best.
take out all unecessary item from car.
press oil lightly
make sure your tyre is correctly inflated.
clean your air filter regularly.
be easy on your leg.
shift gear at the correct timing. not too low, as it will drag the car on higher gear at lower speed, thus will make you to press harder on gas peddle. too high will consume lots of fuel too. change to neutral when you think you can just cruising to the next stop up front.
plan your journey in advanced, avoid unnecessary extra distance or get in lost.
do regular car maintenance. once in 6 month or every 10k km, healthy engine consume less fuel. such as spark plug, air filter, engine oil, oil filter, fuel filter.
do not trust on fuel saving products, most of them are bogus products, or very very little or close to no effect.
brake earlier.
use iridium 1.
install solar system.we have sun,but whe we didnt use it wisely
buy http://www.teslamotors.com/
use credit card dat have rebate system each time re-fuel petrol
short distance use ur legs/bicycle/motorcycle

anything more? will update

MISc

QUOTE(razorzx66 @ Jun 5 2008, 06:25 PM)

Yeah can you mastermind a killing project
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Recalculation

Assume rebate of RM625 split to 52 weeks

rebate/week = RM625/52 = RM13.02

Volume pumped = a

A x 1.92 = A x 2.70 - 13.02
1.92A = 2.70A - 13.02
13.02 = 0.78A
A = 16.7 litres

Pumping the first 16.7 litres per week is like paying the old price of RM1.92

(Old Price) 16.7litre x 1.92 = RM32.064
(New Price) 16.7litre x 2.70 = RM45.09 - RM13.02 (rebate per week) = RM32.07

So that means, if you previously pumped RM32 every week, you won't be affected by the fuel subsidy

QUOTE(gkl83 @ Jun 5 2008, 06:37 PM)

yes... air con compressor does "suck" engine power...
u try to understand why most of the driver will switch off the air con when climbing to Genting...

Current Petrol Calculation...
http://rapidshare.de/files/39623518/count_petrol.xls.html
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QUOTE(DaViDcHiN @ Oct 15 2007, 08:14 PM)

Yes...it affect...try using iridium 1...u can c the difference...me n my frens can c the diference...
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QUOTE(Intrigue @ Oct 15 2007, 09:31 PM)

change to lighter rim can also save fuel.

i just did my best fc ever.. 27litre goes for 480KM. Full tank is 45litre.

Car was fully loaded with luggage and 3 person in it. Speed was maintained <100km/h. Drive all the way from Johore to Cherating and city driving at kuantan town.
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QUOTE(ah_suknat @ Oct 21 2007, 07:12 PM)

^ advertise more and you will be on holiday.

tips on fuel savings
- throw away unnecessary weight. including your own weight
- make sure your tyre is correctly inflated.
- clean your air filter regularly.
- be easy on your leg.
-shift gear at the correct timing. not too low, as it will drag the car on higher gear at lower speed, thus will make you to press harder on gas peddle. too high will consume lots of fuel too. change to neutral when you think you can just cruising to the next stop up front.
- plan your journey in advanced, avoid unnecessary extra distance or get in lost.
- do regular car maintenance. once in 6 month or every 10k km, healthy engine consume less fuel. such as spark plug, air filter, engine oil, oil filter, fuel filter.
- do not trust on fuel saving products, most of them are bogus products, or very very little or close to no effect.
- brake earlier.

credit to e-how.com
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QUOTE(the_catacombs @ Sep 17 2007, 05:15 PM)

PROS: save fuel effectively... money back guarantee (claimed by creator)... cheap initial cost... no maintainence cost...
CONS: looks abit ugly la... top speed limited...

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QUOTE(kyrix @ Jun 6 2008, 02:39 AM)

Read the news from the ntv7 posted by me...
the reporter try to take the so called "public transport" to go to work...
take her 2 hours...
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