All Japanese sucks at acting. Go watch one Japanese movie, you'll fall asleep.

All packages, regardless of 5 Mbps or 10 Mbps or 20 Mbps, will get separate 8 Mbps IPTV bandwidth.

The test on internet phone.........it's clear and no different from normal landline phone.

The bandwidth for the phone, will be much less than 1 Mbps or even 500 kbps.

5mbps rm149, 10mbps rm199 and 20mbps rm249..

Got it from a twitter site... lol!

Malaysia to switch to biofuel next year

Malaysia, the world's second-largest palm oil producer, will make it mandatory for all vehicles to use biofuel from next year, the government announced Wednesday.

From MSN Main page...

I think wait for tomorrow.

How are you?
I think it is good intention, but i am worried of crude palm oil price.

Malaysia's plans to shift to biofuel -- a mixture of diesel with five percent processed palm oil -- have been delayed over the past few years due to price fluctuations.

The plan will now be implemented in stages in several central states from June 2011, the Plantation Industries and Commodities Ministry said in a statement, adding that the extra cost will be borne by petroleum companies.

The policy "will benefit the country as biofuel is environmentally friendly and it will reduce our dependence on petroleum diesel," the ministry said.

"It will also strengthen the palm oil prices and enable the planters, especially smallholders, to benefit from the stronger palm oil price."

The ministry said it will discuss the implementation mechanism with petroleum companies, while the government will set up six petroleum depots with blending facilities.

The government has said the switch to biofuel will help reduce the cost of fuel in Malaysia, where petrol is subsidised, but conservationists have criticised oil palm plantations for destroying wildlife habitats.

Commodities Minister Bernard Dompok defended the move, although he conceded the biofuel industry is facing "increasing pressure from negative public opinion on biofuels".

"One of the challenges is meeting the sustainability criteria that are being debated worldwide," the minister said in a separate statement.

"Many studies have shown that the use of biodiesel reduces greenhouse gas emissions as compared to the use of petroleum diesel," he said.

"It is universally recognised that fossil fuel reserves are finite and fast depleting. As such, renewable energy sources need to be found to complement the needs of energy requirements."

Dompok said Malaysia -- which aims to be the global leader in biodiesel -- has approved 56 licences for biodiesel production, which account for a production capacity of 6.8 million tonnes.

The fortunes of Malaysia's biofuel industry waned in late 2008 when the price of crude oil tumbled, triggering a crash in the palm oil price which made supply uncertain, jeopardising the long-term contracts the industry needs. Malaysia is the world's second-largest exporter of palm oil after Indonesia, and the two countries account for 85 percent of global production.

How are you?
I think it is good intention, but i am worried of crude palm oil price.

Me too... lol! My mouth would drooling over the price... lol!


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