GAMBAR CCTV PROFILE FB? Ada kurang kat mana-mana lah tu.....

Ditangkap selepas mengaku rompak bank dalam Facebook

RYAN HOMSLEY mengaku di akaun Facebook miliknya bahawa dia merompak sebuah bank di Oregon, Amerika Syarikat.

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PORTLAND, Oregon - Seorang perompak bank, Ryan Homsley yang menggelarkan dirinya sebagai 'Where's Waldo' ditangkap dua hari selepas dia mengaku melakukan jenayah itu dalam laman sosial Facebook miliknya, lapor sebuah akhbar semalam.

Nama 'Where's Waldo' diberikan kepadanya yang diambil sempena watak ciptaan pelukis British, Martin Handford itu kerana dia sebelum ini sukar ditangkap.

Pihak Biro Penyiasatan Persekutuan (FBI) menahan Homsley berusia 29 tahun selepas dia menulis: "Saya kini seorang perompak bank" di laman Facebook pada 22 September lalu.

Pengakuan itu ditulis hanya selepas beberapa jam dia merompak sebuah bank di Tualatin, dekat Portland, Oregon Amerika Syarikat (AS).

Homsley turut menjadikan gambarnya yang dirakamkan kamera pengawasan bank dan yang telah disiarkan media sebagai gambar profilnya di Facebook.

Satu klip video dari kamera litar tertutup (CCTV) bank tersebut menunjukkan Homsley berdiri di hadapan sebuah kaunter dengan memakai baju belang dan cermin mata tebal. Dia memberitahu kakitangan bank bahawa dia membawa sebutir bom.

Namun, satu beg dan kotak kecil yang ditinggalkannya selepas melarikan wang itu sebenarnya tidak berbahaya.

Rakan-rakan Homsley memberitahu dia menghidap diabetes dan terdesak untuk mendapatkan wang bagi membiayai kos rawatannya. Homsley di tangkap semasa dia mendapat rawatan di sebuah hospital. - Agensi

MALAYSIA TAKDE? CUAK LA PLAK..... RELIABLE KE?

Japan to help Asia nations introduce nuclear power

Japan and South Korea will support other Asian nations planning to introduce nuclear power by offering their expertise in formulating safety standards.

This was decided at a meeting in Tokyo on Monday hosted by the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Attending were about 30 delegates from Japan, South Korea, and 6 Asian nations planning to build nuclear power plants, including Vietnam, Thailand and Indonesia.

The meeting agreed that Japan and South Korea will work with Asian countries to compile a set of safety standards in 10 years time for the storage of spent nuclear fuel and nuclear waste disposal.

A Thai delegate expressed hope for the support, saying her country still lags in nuclear waste management and can learn a lot from Japan's technologies.

The move comes as Asian nations increasingly look to nuclear power to sustain their rapid economic growth.

The IAEA wants these countries to promptly establish safety measures needed for operating nuclear plants, including safety standards and government oversight systems.

MENGARU KEPALA YANG TIDAK GATAL

Anwar issue damaging Malaysia, says Branson

MON, 27 SEP 2010 14:40

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's investment outlook is currently favourable overseas but some issues need to be tackled so as to not damage the country's reputation among foreign investors, says flamboyant British tycoon, Richard Branson.

He cited former deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim sodomy's case as "a thorn in the side", of Malaysia's otherwise good reputation.

Speaking to about 800 business leaders here, he said a country's image was still important as it allows the government to attract investors and at the same time, implement better policies that complement it.

"I think Malaysia has a good reputation but some issues like what's happening with your ex-deputy prime minister (Anwar), is damaging Malaysia," he said in a special session at the Invest Asia 2010 forum, organised by the International Herald Tribune here today.

Branson was responding to questions on whether Malaysia's current economic and investment policies would be sustainable for future growth and if the political climate can affect investments. He also said the current political climate was not affecting Malaysia in a major way but the government needs to take bold measures to tackle issues.

Good business sense

"Generally speaking, I think Malaysia has a lot to teach us, the West, and we look forward to learning a lot from you," said Branson, who is reportedly worth US$4 billion (RM12.4 billion).

He founded the Virgin Group as a mail order record retailer and successfully expanded into music, air travel, mobile, hotel, aerospace and others, with around 200 companies in over 30 countries.

The tycoon, who celebrated his 60th birthday recently, also pointed out the importance of doing humanitarian work for entrepreneurs, as they have enough financial resources and entrepreneurial skills to help others in need.

"With excessive wealth, comes excessive responsibility. I think business leaders have the ability and experience that a politician does not.

"It is also good business sense for a company to do more than just taking care of its shareholders," he said.

The special session was moderated by former CNN news anchor, Lorraine Hahn.

The two-day forum which began today is themed, "Dawn of the New Decade".

It will see deliberations from 19 internationally recognised experts, sharing their views on alternative investments in Asia and ways to strengthen investment portfolios. 

- Bernama

TERJEMAHAN JADI MACAM NI PULAK RUPANYA.

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lim pelaburan: Richard Branson selar sikap Anwar

27/09/2010 4:10pm

Oleh WAN NAJIB WAN DAUD

KUALA LUMPUR 27 Sept. – Bilionair dan usahawan terkenal dunia, Sir Richard Branson menyelar sikap bekas Timbalan Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim sebagai perosak kepada imej dan iklim pelaburan negara.
Beliau yang juga pengasas Kumpulan Virgin berkata, iklim pelaburan Malaysia di peringkat antarabangsa amat menggalakkan tetapi beberapa isu perlu ditangani agar tidak menjejaskan reputasi negara di kalangan pelabur asing. - Utusan

INNALILLAHIWAINNAILAIHIRAAJI'UN - AL-FATIHAH untuk Allahyarham

ADUN Galas Meninggal Dunia

Oleh ARIFFUDDIN ISHAK

PETALING JAYA: Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri (ADUN) Galas, Che Hashim Sulaima, 47, meninggal dunia di Hospital Pakar al-Islam, Kampung Baru akibat barah usus kira-kira pukul 4.30 petang tadi.

Maklumat tersebut disahkan oleh Timbalan Presiden PAS, Nasharudin Mat Isa yang turut berada di pusat rawatan berkenaan sejak pagi tadi.

"Beliau disahkan meninggal pada pukul 4.30 petang," katanya ketika dihubungi mStar Online di sini, Isnin.

Che Hashim dimasukkan ke KBMC sejak lima hari lalu.

Anggota keluaga beliau turut berada di pusat rawatan berkenaan.

Beberapa pemimpin tertinggi PAS turut menziarahi Che Hashim antaranya Penolong Setiausaha Agung, Datuk Takiyuddin Hassan dan Naib Presiden, Datuk Mahfuz Omar.

Che Hashim disahkan menghidap penyakit tersebut sejak Mei tahun lalu apabila batuk mengeluarkan darah.

Susulan itu beliau menjalani pembedahan di The First People's Hospital Fu San, China.

Julai lalu beliau sekali lagi dimasukkan ke Unit Rawatan Rapi (ICU) Hospital Pakar Perdana Kota Bharu.

Ahak-ahak. ABIH laa UMNO Penang. Tsu Koon dah bengang

Tsu Koon: "Jangan Beri Muka Kepada Perkasa"

KUALA LUMPUR 27 SEPT: Perkasa tidak harus dilimpahi publisiti meluas sebagaimana  yang dinikmati pertubuhan bukan kerajaan (NGO) itu, kata Menteri di Jabatan Perdana Menteri Tan Sri Dr Koh Tsu Koon.

Seakan-akan mengiyakan kenyataan Menteri Di Jabatan Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz sebelum ini yang mengkritik Utusan Malaysia kerana memberi ruang besar kepada pimpinan Perkasa kebelakangan ini, Presiden Gerakan itu menyifatkan pertubuhan bukan kerajaan pimpinan Datuk Ibrahim Ali itu sebagai tidak penting dan tidak harus diberi muka serta tiada sebab untuk memberi ruang terlalu banyak .

"Namun, kita harus melihat pada sebab musabab masalah mereka yang boleh kita klasifikasikan sebagai sosio-ekonomi dan politik," katanya kepada wartawan selepas di National Unity Forum 2010 di Jakarta.