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V2. Swiftlet Keeping Discussion, Home of Fuciphagus Domesticus
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ian oh
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Feb 19 2009, 11:46 AM
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QUOTE(ChanK @ Feb 19 2009, 09:10 AM) OMG !!!!.... TIROK'S YOU ARE SPEECHLESS NOW YOU WANT TO BRING OUT BUDDHA??.. IT IS VERY SIMPLE TO SAY : YES, I MAKE A MISTAKE. I M SORRY !!... VERY EASY !!!..NO NEED TO BE d*** HEAD !!!.... I THOUGHT YOU ARE KNOWLEDGEBLE.....WHY??.... ARE YOU HIS PARTNER IN KT AND GOING TO MAKE A KILL IN KT ?? AI YA !!!.....VERY BORING LAH...I THOUGHT I CAN REST FOR AWHILE BUT AFTER KILLING ONE...ANOTHER EMERGE LIAO !!!... MOH NGAN THAI !!!! .. Oi! Teruk, don't play play with Buddha's name. If you choose to be blind there's nothing we can do but don't go and throw Buddha's name around in defense of your stupid friend, Hairy (not anymore) more like Hairless Cock now. To me you are just like my Chi Chi, very loyal. Thanks to Mr David Lim,CK,Lucas 1 & Tn Hj Aziz for putting right what has been done wrong by Hairless Cock(actually Hairless d*** sound much better) Uncle Ben, you put younger men to shame with what you have done and achieved. This post has been edited by ian oh: Feb 19 2009, 11:51 AM
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ian oh
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Feb 19 2009, 01:03 PM
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QUOTE(ornimann @ Feb 19 2009, 11:03 AM) Salutation n Felicitation to the TEAM in Kedah n also also our heartfelt thanks to YB MB n his Officers for their fair n farsighted view of the SF industry not forgetting Dr Redzuan . I believe the favorable n positive outcome of the Kedah Meeting will hv a bearing on future meetings to be held by the other states n hopefully a win-win situation will arise. Next stop Perak. Our M'sian SF Idol has been invited to do his presentation to the Perak JPBD, no date mentioned. I wonder whether Dr Redzuan will be there too . Mr David, I agree with Chan that a National organisation need to be formed for the interest of all BH owners. Yes there will be problems for such a big body I am sure with yr vast experience you can lead n show the way. Any good suggestions, Brothers ? Unable to do any damage in his homestate he's trying his luck in Perak now. Bloody unrepentent old Hairless Dickhead. I think i should feed him my Chi Chi's dropping to knock some sense into him. Kena hentam nicely in Kedah but still write rosy rosy in his blog. Very thick skin...... as thick as cowhide. I think he's trying to con as many unsuspecting victim as possible before he is finally exposed as a fraud(many of my friends though he's chinese...now that they know...) I fully supported CK's suggestion of forming a National Organisation to look into the interests of SF with Mr David Lim as the President. Good people like West Wing , Chiongguo(sorry i'm also guilty of thinking that you are H), Ben Chai, Engineer Lee, Lucas & CK and many others should be included as well to make it more efficient. Even the Hairless' one can contribute..... as a tea boy.
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ian oh
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Feb 19 2009, 02:56 PM
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QUOTE(tongserseng @ Feb 19 2009, 01:39 PM) Brother don't forget count me in also .................  Great.. if more good people like you stand forwards, making Ck's suggestion into a reality is just a matter of time.
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ian oh
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Feb 19 2009, 06:02 PM
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QUOTE(Jack_S @ Feb 19 2009, 03:10 PM) Guys , Let us try to be civil at all times. If someone has no class at least show some style So leave out the profanity ............it does not add more credibility to your postings. One more thing, it is wishful thinking that all BHs can be saved.........its a matter of how far you push the envelope! Yes be civil.... instead of calling yourself Jack_S(vulgar) why not change it to Jack Russel or Jack something else. It sounds a lot better. Don't talk the talk but not walk the talk.
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ian oh
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Feb 26 2009, 01:12 PM
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On Draf Garis Panduan. I think the term 'Perladangan burung walit' is quite inappropriate as swiftlet farming is done inside a building. Maybe someone can come up with a better term as even 'Penternakan burung walit' don't sound right. If they stick to 'Perladangan' or 'Penternakan' sure die cos' another Kementerian will want to get involved as it's under their jurisdiction. More Kementerian more problems, more problems more kopi o. 2.3(v) Akibat dari masalah-masalah yg timbul boleh menyebabkan penurunan dari segi pasaran harta dan aktiviti perniagaan di kawasan sekitar.Everywhere i go, where there is swiftlet farming activities the price of property in that area will sky rocketed. And business affected? My area shops surrounded by BHs and they're doing reasonably well. 4.0(ii) Aktiviti perladangan burung walit hendaklah dijalankan di luar kawasan penempatan dan perniagaan bagi mengelak kacauganggu kepada penduduk.If 'kawasan penempatan and perniagaan' not allowed, does that means including kampung and its surrounding areas(normally agriland) and shoplots everywhere including in town? I think they should do the right thing by excluding this one. 6.1.1 Lokasi Tapak/Zon Guna yg dibenarkanShould adds in (iv) Zon Perniagaan/Komersial 6.1.2 Lokasi Tapak/Zon Guna Tanah yg tidak dibenarkanShould exclude (iv) Zon Perniagaan Added on February 26, 2009, 1:56 pmQUOTE(tsm198092 @ Feb 26 2009, 07:31 AM) the F***hairy stil not learn a lession. stil said ppl against him. use our belove DL photo be his advertising tool F*** A 'Lau Chuar' will always be an 'Ular'. No matter how many times it shed its skin, it's still a 'Snake'. This post has been edited by ian oh: Feb 26 2009, 01:56 PM
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ian oh
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Feb 26 2009, 04:16 PM
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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Feb 26 2009, 02:36 PM) I would suggest to register the exiting and completed town BH within a cut off date. Allow the exiting town BH to continue operate and ban new BH in prohibited area. The reason being the more additional new BH in town, the more complains will be received by the town council from public. It will put tremendous pressure to the local government to juggle the situation. State government needs votes from public too and public voters against breeders voters ratio can be as high as 99:1 in favour of public. Which side do you think the government will be given priority when drawing out a public policy ? When the new BH in prohibited area is ban, new investor will have to follow the proper procedures to build the BH in a designated area and there will be less complain from public. As a whole, It will help the BN industry in the long run because over supply of the BH in Malaysia can be contained. Brother, This is typical chinaman mentallity... Lu si ho koi wa si. Who are we to dictates who's allowed to have BH in town and who not. We should instead help David Lim in his quest to help us by giving him some practical inputs. For your info somebody tried that in Perak and now he has to relocate himself to other state(no..no. i did'nt threaten him or his family.. just in case). If there is a proper guideline for everyone to follow and everyone follow them to the dot then there will be minimal complaint from the public. Take action on the recalcitrant few who caused problems and not prevent others from setting up new BHs in town as it will have a domino effect on others player as well. I apologise if i offended you with my harsh words but it's done with no bad intention on my part.
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ian oh
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Feb 27 2009, 01:28 PM
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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Feb 26 2009, 06:50 PM) If you disagree with me, just tell your reasons here and it is absolutely not necessary to intentionally hurl out "This is typical chinaman mentallity" against me and then apologies to me that you have no bad intention. Please behave you manner. To ban new BH (new BH to be built or converted after the registration dateline) in town is to protect the existing BH in town and the entire BN industry as a whole in the long run. If the number of BH mushroomingl in one particular town with license and guidelines, I doubt the authority would not do anything despite the increasing number of complains from the public. New investor can stay out of trouble if they build the BH outside the prohibited area. They have nothing to lose and they are helping the exiting town BH owners indirectly. So " Lu si ho koi wa si" does not arise. Ck is right, we're in the same boat. So i once again apologise to you for causing you so much distress. But that does not means that i agree to your rhetoric. Banning new BH in town will not solved our problems. They did not exist in the first place , so how are they going to caused any trouble? All the problems we are facing now are caused by existing BHs, Ecopark promoter and some 'officials'. My argument is that it is not the number of BHs in town but the number of problematic BHs in town that are the causes of our trouble. Shut down those that flout the rules. It is better than preventing new BHs in town. Besides it will be very selfish to prevent others from having a piece of the cake just because we want to safeguard the piece we have in hand or more precisely have it all to ourself. There is no guarantee that if new investors stay out of prohibited area they will be safe. We don't knows what they might come out with in future. They can change the rules according to their whims and fancy wherever and whenever they want.
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ian oh
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Feb 27 2009, 02:03 PM
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[quote=swifbuild,Feb 27 2009, 01:37 PM] "Perusahaan sarang burung walit" (LATER THEY WANT YOU TO HAVE MANUFACTURING LICENSE. WHICH IS COSTLY AND ONLY MANUFACTURING HAS TO BE DONE IN INDUSTRY LAND ,TOWN ALL FINISH.) or "Pengurusan sarang burung walit" ( MANAGING , THERE ARE NO MANAGING HERE WHAT IS THERe TO MANAGE? Later ALL HAVE TO HAVE TO ATTENT MAMANGEMENT COURSE WHICH SET BY ALL THOSE JOKER. or "Urusniaga sarang burung walit "( TRADING ? THERE ARE NO TRANSACTION SO HOW TO TRADE ? we sell what to swiftlets? Later they will charge a high trading license fee and trading subjected to taxation)[/quote] Penumpangan would be appropriate as we did not do any trading. So the perhilitan can't say that we trade or keep birds. They come and go as a Hotel "Penumpangan"[/quote] Very good points guys. Actually i'm thinking of something like 'Budidaya Walit' which is used in our neighbouring country or anything to that effect in Bahasa Malaysia. Any suggestion?
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ian oh
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Feb 27 2009, 07:08 PM
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QUOTE(Lucas 1 @ Feb 27 2009, 03:58 PM) LATEST NEWS FROM PERAK STATEThis morning, a dialogue and fact finding tour was conducted by the JPBD PERAK for the JPBD NATIONAL in Sri Manjung. JPBD NATIONAL was led by the Ketua Pengarah, a lady. The locals were represented by the top officers from the JPBD PERAK, MAJLIS PERBANDARAN MANJUNG, PERHILITAN, HAIWAN and the committee from the PERAK MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION, Mr Tan, and Mr Ling etc. The Ketua Pengarah claimed that she was there tasked to conduct fact findings and her and her many officers had never been into a BH before. The group was given an eye-opening tour by the reps of the Association into a number of BHs. A dialogue was held in which all local departments made positive and supportive inputs to the guests. The guests realised the important positive impact of this industry has on the economy of the country. After listening to the presentation from Mr Ling, they now realised that it is not viable at all and unwise to talk of removing BHs in town as the country and the people would have too much to lose. According to the feedback from our counterparts, generally, the meeting was considered very successful and fruitful with many misleading initial JPBD proposals and doubts straightened and truth reviewed to the guests. Our counterparts revealed that many attended wondered and were rather annoyed with one idiot suspected gate-crasher claiming to be expert trying to be ball-carrier going near the top officials. He spoke a lot of eco-park. Most did not know who this guy was and who invited him as he wasn’t representing any department neither the association. Our Perak counterparts appreciated the advance alert given to them for the meeting so that they managed to do something positive. Majority of BH owners would like to thank the Perak Association for having done up to the expectation.  Hurray, well done Perak Merchant Association and not forgetting our swiftlet friendly Majlis Perbandaran Manjung(this is one Majlis Perbandaran that's truly efficient and with friendly and helpful staffer....once a while must carry a bit he.. he...). Thanks a million. Regarding that fella, everytime change skin still got so thick skin.
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ian oh
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Feb 28 2009, 01:50 PM
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Manjung Swiftlet Eco Park (in the cadangan pembangunan, they called it 'unit kilang') Touted as the 'World first Legal Swiftlet Eco Park @ Manjung'.
Developed by: Bio Research Centre (M) sdn bhd Suite 21.01.21st floor, Menara IGB No.1 The Boulevard Mid Valley City Lingkaran Syed Putra 59200 Kuala Lumpur Chaiman/co founder: Datuk Abdullah Fadzil Che Wan MD/co founder: Loke Yeu Loong
Project consists of: 1) 26 x 3 storey terrace units @ 25ft x 75ft @ 4,600 sq ft selling at RM398.8k unit 2) 18 x 3 storey semi detached units @ 60 ft x 105 ft @ 8,500 sq ft selling at RM678k unit 3) 7 x 3 storey detached units @ 75 ft x 150 ft @ 13,600 sq ft selling at RM988k unit Funny thing, all the units look the same to me.
Wah, i go 'kei poh' around, found out all units sold already. Many are converting their unit at the moment.
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ian oh
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Mar 4 2009, 03:08 PM
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Wow.. been away for only a few days... there are so many newbies around with one 'mind'. Smell like something hairy here.
Since we are talking about the good, the bad and the ugly, let me share my littlte experience with you guy. I was like all newbie, so lost and so naive. I knew next to nothing about swiftlet farming yet i have a keen interest. So i asked around and are introduced to this guy. Let's call him Ah H. Ah H promise me the sky without even looking at my shoplot. Being new and not knowing that one needs to do sound test at site to gauge the suitability of the place for swiftlet farming, i readily agreed to let him convert my shoplot into a BH. To cut a long story short, i was brought back down to earth months later.
Moral of the story 'Know what you are doing, only do what you knows'.
So lesson learned, i had wisen up quite a bit. I started to surf the net to look for more info. Along the way i read up a few good books on swiftlet farming. Now,i can tell a white from a black. Clever.. eh. Then i came to know this person. He never promised me the sky and he never claimed to be an expert. But there is something about this guy that i liked, he tell you thing like it is, no beating around the bushes even if it is bitter to swallow.
Another moral story 'To be told the truth even if it is not nice to hear is always better than to be lied to '.
OK, i finished my stories already. Now if you read today's star page N26 'SINGLE MUM NEEDS YOUR HELP', this woman really pitiful please help if you can. Thank you.
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ian oh
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Mar 5 2009, 01:32 PM
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Sad to read about the situations in Sarawak. In any situations where it involved a lot of peoples there are bound to be conflicting views and actions. Adds money to the list and you will have mistrust and scepticism. These are human natures. But for their own's sake, sarawakian BHs owner should come together and be united. Even as i'm against being confrontational but if getting a court injunction is the best solution, so be it. Therefore i urged all sarawakian BHs owner to chip in to the legal fund. RM4k is peanut considering that hundred of thousands are at stake. Don't be sen wise, ringgit foolish. Show the 'paloi' people that you are united and will exhaust all avenues in defending your rice bowl. I pray that all went well.
Hope i don't step on any toes, just offering my unsolicited views. ps: i learned a new word today... AMPUT
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ian oh
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Mar 6 2009, 11:54 AM
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Commenting on my earlier post, could it be that the message did not get accross to majority of the BHs owner in sarawak? Knowing that Sarawak is a big state and maybe most owners are from elsewhere and not everyone read the paper or are internet savvy...it won't be suprising that most of them do not know efforts are being taken to obtains a court injunction to stop the masacre. That could be the reason not many step forwards. Just a suggestion... why not print lots of leaflet to that effect with details of contact persons, legal team etc. and leave one each at every BH. I though this could help. If already been there done that then great..
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ian oh
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Mar 6 2009, 05:58 PM
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QUOTE(dunsuntutmybuntut @ Mar 6 2009, 11:59 AM) excellent post ian oh, totally forgot about the human aspect, the owners. that idea should be executed by the leaders of the Sarawak association, in other words make owners have access to legal advice. (and here i was babbling about international conventions of conservation & cruelty against animals) I'm blushing  it's nothing compare to what you and the other esteemed forumer has contributed.
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