Generate Income From Internet

It has been my long dream to earn passive income from internet, the biggest gold mine of the universe! This week, is the cornerstone of that dream. My application for an AdSense account has been approved!

As a start, my hobby of taking videos, photos and writing will be the first means to earn passive income from internet. By having the AdSense account, I will be able to link it to my YouTube and Blog accounts. I will be able to 'Monetizing' all the videos on YouTube and writings on my blog. For every ads the AdSense place on my YouTube and Blog page and it is clicked by visitors, I will be getting paid!

Now the most challenging part of making money on the internet through websites is my ability to attract visitors, readers and viewers to my sites! How am I going to do that?

Stay tuned...To be continued.....

My YouTube page => http://www.youtube.com/saupee

My Blog page => http://saupee.blogspot.com

Translation Service: English to Malay (Malaysia) Language

You have Google Translate, but do you want Google to do a translation service for you? Will you be satisfied to read an up side down and backward forward the sentences' structure...and the worst part is to watch a broad smile faces of people who are proof reading your article?

Complicated, worried, afraid, not sure? Because you are required to write a document in Malay language? Looking for a good translator?

WMS may help you! Be confident with our expertise of writing documents in Malay and even in Jawi transcripts

Translation service is guaranteed with high quality and errors free from basic grammatical requirements. Competitive rate of charge from RM3.00/page only. Actual charges will depends on the complexity of articles and the time taken for translation efforts. Broad areas of expertise and knowledge such business, economics, finance, defence and security, policy making, international relations and information, technology and communication.

Would like to give it a try? Kindly send a paragraph of your article to us. We will translate them for you to evaluate. And it is FREE OF CHARGE! No commitment!

What are you waiting for? Drop us an email for any enquiries and we will get back to you soon!

Guides to Buy A New Smartphone

Scratching your head which smartphone would you buy? What are the available brands in the market? What features should you choose? How much does each individual smartphone cost? How do you plan to use with your dreamed phone?

If you are able to answer those basic questions above, then you are near to which smartphone you will be purchasing!

What are the most popular smartphone brands/maker in the market now?

Currently there several popular brands of smartphone available in the market. They are iPhone by Apple, Samsung Galaxy (many models depend on features and price), Google Nexus, Nokia Lumia by Nokia, BlackBerry by Research In Motion and many other brand names such as Sony, HTC, LG, Motorola etc.

Globally, the most popular smartphones are those made by Samsung, Apple, RIM and Nokia. While recently, Google Nexus phone has also made a limelight in the market. Google Nexus phones are actually manufactured by well reputable names such as Samsung, LG and HTC but designed and supported by Google.

Software that powered smartphones or Mobile Operating System (OS)

Besides the brand/manufacturer name, the software that powered the smartphone also plays important criteria in deciding which phone you are going to buy. To narrow down your selection, there 4 OS that are widely used as below:-

1. Android (by Google)
2. iOS (by Apple)
3. BlackBerry OS (by RIM)
4. Windows (by Microsoft)

Android and iOS are the most popular OS dominating almost 90 percent of the mobile OS market share. Tailing far behind is the BlackBerry OS and Windows OS.

Hottest Smartphone Models In The Market

Listed below are the models considered as the most popular models and purchased by consumers:-

1. Samsung Galaxy S III (Android)
2. Samsung Galaxy Note II (Android)
3. LG (Google) Nexus 4 (Android)
4. iPhone 5 (iOS)
5. iPhone 4S (iOS)
6. Nokia Lumia 920 (Windows OS)
7. BlackBerry Bold 9900 (Blackberry OS)

Now you may have got a rough idea of which smartphone model you are going to consider and eventually jump into a decision! Nevertheless, there are many other brands and models available in the market. It depends on...first Your Budget or how deep is your pocket? And second The Purpose of using the smartphone.

Happy searching!

Khidmat Penterjemahan Bahasa Malaysia dan Inggeris (English)

Sukar, bimbang, takut, risau, tak yakin kerana dokumen anda perlu dibuat dalam Bahasa Inggeris atau sebaliknya?

WMS Boleh Bantu anda! Mempunyai kepakaran menulis dalam Bahasa Malaysia dan juga tulisan jawi.

Khidmat terjemahan dijamin mutu dengan gaya bahasa dan tatabahasa yang baik. Kadar yang sangat berpatutan dari RM3.00/muka surat sahaja. Liputan bidang yang luas seperti bisnes, ekonomi, keselamatan, pertahanan, polisi, hubungan antarabangsa dan teknologi maklumat.

Ingin mencuba? Hantarkan satu perenggan tulisan anda untuk menilai hasil terjemahan WMS. PERCUMA dan tiada komitmen.

Apa lagi? Hubungi WMS dengan meninggalkan pertanyaan anda di sini.

Office for iOS coming soon!

Since the day one i bought a tablet device an Apple iPad, i was looking forward one day there would be an application that will be able to function as Microsoft Office. I can write, read, edit, save and open all documents from my iPad wherever and whenever I want.

After have been waiting since 2009, the app for iOS and Android will be launched as early as 2013. I can't wait for that and really excited to have a feel of it. I even willing to pay should Microsoft or Apple going to charge USD20.00 per app!

Hasil Tanaman Kebun Saya

Gambar diambil waktu pagi. Malam tadi hujan. Hijau yang menenangkan mata.

PTD dan Parlimen

Semasa saya di sekolah dan universiti dulu, saya selalu tertanya-tanya macam mana Menteri boleh tahu semua perkara dan mampu menjawab serta berbahas di dalam Parlimen. Tersangatlah kagum saya dengan orang politik yang tahu semua benda.

Anda nak tahu apa rahsia Menteri kita boleh tahu semua perkara? Jawapannya adalah kebanyakannya jawapan disediakan oleh pegawai kerajaan. Pegawai kerajaan itu adalah tidak lain tidak bukan adalah PTD serta pegawai-pegawai dari perkhidmatan lain.

Pertama kali saya masuk bangunan Parlimen ialah semasa saya bergelar seorang PTD junior. Tugas saya masa itu ialah mendengar perbahasan ahli-ahli parlimen dan mencatat perkara-perkara atau isu-isu yang dibangkitkan oleh ahli parlimen yang menyentuh kementerian saya.

Selesai bertugas, saya akan sediakan laporan dan serahkan kepada unit bertanggungjawab sebelum sesi parlimen keesokan harinya bermula. Unit berkenaan akan tentukan jabatan/bahagian yang perlu sediakan maklumbalas segera (sediakan jawapan la tu).

Setiapkali Menteri membahaskan sesuatu perkara, input-input perbahasan disediakan oleh pegawai PTD. Terserah kepada Menteri bagaimana menyampaikannya di dalam dewan parlimen.

Antara saat yang paling mencabar, meresahkan, tekanan tinggi ditambah lagi dengan tuntutan keperluan "on-the-spot" ialah semasa sesi soal jawab dan perbahasan penggulungan oleh Menteri.

Ini kerana, ketika inilah akan ada soalan-soalan tambahan kepada Menteri daripada ahli parlimen. Yang membuatkan ianya mencabar adalah soalan tersebut perlu dijawab serta-merta oleh Menteri. Jadi, apa lagi pegawai PTD ketika itu berhempas-pulas lah menulis jawapan dalam masa dua tiga minit. Telefon masa itu, aset yang sangat berharga. Mana-mana jawapan yang PTD tak tahu, terpaksalah telefon bos, pegawai lain atau kawan-kawan PTD lain.

Kerja sebegini amat "bertekanan tinggi" tetapi kepuasan dia memang tidak boleh digambarkan apabila Menteri menjawab seperti yang kita tulis ditambah lagi dengan gaya olahan Menteri yang menampakkan jawapan kita itu sempurna!

Berminat nak jadi PTD? Lawat http://www.spa.gov.my

EXCLUSIVE:  Most of the readers will not miss to read the article below. A very insightful words written by a PTD on How to become a PTD, How a PTD thinks, speaks, teamwork, leads and handling the pressures. A must read if you are interested in becoming a respectable PTD!

PTD aspirants WAJIB/MUST read this PTD The Premier Service and Glamour Civil Servant

PTD Penggubal Dasar Negara

Tugas seorang PTD tidak hanya terhad sebagai pegawai tadbir di unit, cawangan, bahagian, kementerian, jabatan di peringkat Persekutuan atau Negeri.

Pegawai PTD merupakan tunggak kepercayaan kerajaan. PTD merancang, merangka dan menggubal dasar-dasar negara. Hampir kesemua dasar melibatkan pembangunan negara, ekonomi, sosial, hubungan luar negara, keselamatan, pertahanan, pendidikan, masyarakat, luar bandar, perdagangan, tanah, kesihatan, kebudayaan, pelancongan, perundangan (senarai amat panjang) akan melibatkan sentuhan tangan dan fikiran PTD sama ada secara langsung atau membuat penambahan kepada rangka dasar yang disediakan oleh perkhidmatan awam yang lain.

Keistimewaan ini hanya dipunyai oleh PTD kerana jangkaan tinggi bahawa PTD melihat sesuatu isu atau penyelesaian dalam skop yang menyeluruh dari sudut fungsi menegak atau melintang. PTD memberi pertimbangan kesesuaian pelaksanaan sesuatu dasar dan juga impak positif serta negatif kepada masyarakat, ekonomi dan negara.

Oleh kerana PTD berada di semua tempat dan peringkat di dalam sistem pentadbiran negeri dan negara, tugas menggubal dasar merupakan amanah besar kepada seseorang yang bergelar PTD.

Jika PTD itu mempunyai kualiti, maka berkualitilah sesuatu dasar negara. Begitu juga jika PTD itu tidak melaksanakan tugasnya dengan baik, alamatnya bencanalah kepada masa depan negara.

Oleh itu, untuk memenuhi tanggungjawab sebagai penggubal polisi negara, PTD wajib mempunyai ciri-ciri berikut:-

1. Berfikiran luas dan global.
2. Berpandangan jauh.
3. Setia kepada negara.
4. Peka kepada sekeliling.

Berminat untuk menyumbang bakti kepada negara? Sertai PTD dengan melayari laman sesawang SPA http://www.spa.gov.my

EXCLUSIVE:  Most of the readers will not miss to read the article below. A very insightful words written by a PTD on How to become a PTD, How a PTD thinks, speaks, teamwork, leads and handling the pressures. A must read if you are interested in becoming a respectable PTD!

PTD aspirants WAJIB/MUST read this PTD The Premier Service and Glamour Civil Servant

You Walk The Talk First

TheStarOnline, Wednesday June 18, 2008

By: MARINA MAHATHIR

The Government wants us to change our lifestyles to cope with inflation. It is easier said than done since most people were having it difficult even before the hikes. The Government must first set an example by doing things it should have done long ago.

Domino effect: The latest fuel price hike will set off a chain reaction, making almost everything more expensive.

WITH the recent hike in fuel prices and the Government's exhortations for us to change our lifestyles in order to cope, may I provide here some suggestions for the Government and those who work for it to "share our burden".

1. Stop having meetings, especially out at resorts, far enough away to be able to claim transport allowances. Have online meetings instead or teleconferences. Use Skype or chat.

2. No need to order special pens, bags, T-shirts, notepads and other goodies for those same meetings.

3. No need to order kuih for mid-morning or teatime meetings in government offices, or nasi briyani lunches for those meetings that happen to end just at lunchtime.

4. Cancel all trips for government servants to conferences overseas unless they return with full reports of what they did there, who they met and what they learnt and how they mean to apply what they learnt at home. Ask them to do presentations to colleagues who did not get to go, on the most interesting and important papers that they read.

5. Scrutinise invoices for contracts to make sure they are truly reflective of what those projects or supplies cost.

6. Stop elaborate launches for government programmes. In particular, stop the buying of souvenirs, special batik shirts, corsages, bouquets and caps.

7. Make all civil servants and politicians travel economy class. That means really travelling at the back of the plane and not buying full fare economy class tickets that allow them to be upgraded to Business Class.

8. Stop having the full complement of police escorts to cut down on petrol costs. If they need to be somewhere by a certain time, start earlier like the rest of us. Wouldn't be a bad thing for them to also experience a traffic jam.

9. Once a week (or more), have ministers use public transport so they know what everyone else has to suffer. This might provide them with the incentive to improve them.

10. Once a week, let ministers go to a market to buy food for their families with instructions to not spend more than RM100.

11. Get ministers to carpool. They might get more work done just by being able to talk to each other to see what can be coordinated between their ministries. For instance, the Ministers of Health and Women could discuss what to do about women's health issues in the car on the way to work. Maybe have a secretary to travel in the front seat to take down notes on what was discussed. By the time they get to their offices, things can get implemented.

12. Once a month, get civil servants to work with one disadvantaged group in order to be better able to appreciate their problems. It could be blind people one month, hearing disabled people the next, orang asli the following month and people living with HIV/AIDS after that.

We could start buddy systems which pair one civil servant with one disadvantaged person and at the end of it, ask each pair to make recommendations on how to make life better for each other. This might get rid of the problem of desk jockeys, people who never stray very far from their desks yet make policies for people they know nothing about.

13. Have PA systems that shout out the name of the officers who have to serve people at government offices so that people get the services they came for and don't have to keep coming back just because the officer was out having coffee.

No counter should be left unmanned for more than five minutes before the officer is paged to go back to their stations. This should cut down waiting time for the public and save them transport costs in having to keep returning just to get one thing done.

14. Government officers who lose people's files should be fined and have their names publicised for being careless and causing inconvenience to the public. Instead of making the public travel to their offices several times to deal with their problems, they should travel to go see their client and deal with it right there and then.

And every officer who goes out of the office should be given a reasonable time to get his work done after which he is expected back in office so he doesn't waste time doing something else.

15. And newspapers should save paper by reporting real news rather than non-news that they carry, particularly nonsensical utterances by politicians.

As they say, we need to do this all together in order to make a difference. So if the Government and politicians make these lifestyle changes, I will do my part and change mine.

Program Offset Pertahanan

Kuala Lumpur, 1 Mei 2012: Setiap ringgit yang diperuntukkan untuk perolehan peralatan kapital pertahanan hendaklah memberi impak dan kesan kepada pembangunan keupayaan industri pertahanan negara.   Pelaksanaan program offsets merupakan strategi serampang dua mata perbelanjaan perolehan pertahanan. Usaha melengkapkan ATM dengan aset dan persenjataan moden, selain daripada untuk memperkukuhkan kesiapsiagaan pertahanan negara, ianya juga hendaklah digunakan untuk membangunkan industri pertahanan tempatan. Kewujudan syarikat-syarikat tempatan yang berwibawa akan memberi kesan langsung kepada pertahanan berdikari atau self-reliance. Pemindahan teknologi tinggi, penyelidikan dan pembangunan, pengeluaran dan pemasangan di dalam negara serta pembangunan vendor daripada program offsets akan memberi kesan berganda kepada keupayaan industri dan ekonomi negara.

Kerajaan berharap pegawai-pegawai tertinggi sehinggalah penjawat-penjawat pelaksana yang menguruskan bajet atau perolehan agar mengambilkira aspek timbalbalas atau offset di dalam proses perancangan dan rundingan perolehan. Ini adalah kerana manfaat daripada bajet pertahanan tahunan perlu dikembangkan dan akan memberi impak kepada pembangunan industri pertahanan negara. Elemen Dasar Pertahanan Negara iaitu Pertahanan Menyeluruh (HANRUH) menghendaki kita sebagai pemegang amanah wang rakyat seharusnya mempunyai fikiran luas dan berstrategik dalam setiap tindakan yang diambil. -- wan saupee