Arcuz Kelana Jaya – Exsim
8 years ago
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Saturday, January 16, 2010
mYprize Global Developer Challenge
The WiMAX operator that is yet-to-launch its service, YTL Communications Sdn Bhd has announced the ‘mYprize’ Global Developer Challenge at the Consumer Electronic Show 2010 in Las Vegas. mYprize is a global competition aimed at challenging developers to create original applications and devices for the YTL's WiMAX network, set to be commercially launched in July this year.
mYprize challenges developers from across the world to create unique applications, content or devices that highlight the benefits of YTL Communications’ 4G Network in Malaysia. To motivate developers worldwide to submit their prototypes, YTL Communications is offering USD$1 million in prizes to those with the most exciting and creative solutions that serve customer needs.Developers stand a chance to win up to USD1 million based on the categories below:
Top Applications: 1st: USD200K; 2nd: USD120K; 3rd: USD80K
Top 4G Devices: 1st: USD200K; 2nd: USD120K; 3rd: USD80K
Malaysian Only Prize: USD120K
Top Device Idea: USD40K
Top Application Idea: USD40K
Source: http://www.mobileworld.com.my
Monday, January 11, 2010
Sunday, January 10, 2010
thought of the day
1. Life is very short. The richness of one's relationships is what defines him or her. Not wealth, not knowledge, not fame!
2. Researchers discovered that the higher up the corporate ladder a business leader progresses, the more they rely on "gut-feel" and 80%of successful CEOs have a highly developed intuitive decison making style, even though at times there is no clear logic to prove it.
2. Researchers discovered that the higher up the corporate ladder a business leader progresses, the more they rely on "gut-feel" and 80%of successful CEOs have a highly developed intuitive decison making style, even though at times there is no clear logic to prove it.
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Monday, December 28, 2009
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Sustainable Farming - A Model
To be sustainable, inputs must be less than outputs. Inputs include fuel and all forms of energy, labour and raw materials. Even treatment of wastes must not consume excessive energy. For a farmer to practice sustainable agriculture, he must derive a reasonable income from his efforts.
This is a model for sustainable agriculture we developed at our farm (click to enlarge):
The only purchased inputs are corn and other feed ingredients. From here, all 'wastes' are recycled. Dung, carcasses, etc are all composted and made into high quality humus. Using humus and compost tea and proper management, an acre of land can produce 30 tonnes of high protein napia grass. This is fed to goats and fish. Using humus and compost tea, and selecting low-nitrogen demanding heritage seeds such as bayam pasir, terung telunjuk, etc we can produce abundant market vegetables.
We calculated a net income of RM3000 to RM5000 per month is possible from such a farm.
This how an acre of land may look like (click to enlarge):
Source: http://dqfarm.blogspirit.com/ (2 Nov 2009)
This is a model for sustainable agriculture we developed at our farm (click to enlarge):
The only purchased inputs are corn and other feed ingredients. From here, all 'wastes' are recycled. Dung, carcasses, etc are all composted and made into high quality humus. Using humus and compost tea and proper management, an acre of land can produce 30 tonnes of high protein napia grass. This is fed to goats and fish. Using humus and compost tea, and selecting low-nitrogen demanding heritage seeds such as bayam pasir, terung telunjuk, etc we can produce abundant market vegetables.
We calculated a net income of RM3000 to RM5000 per month is possible from such a farm.
This how an acre of land may look like (click to enlarge):
Source: http://dqfarm.blogspirit.com/ (2 Nov 2009)
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