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Landed house in nusajaya jb

JonYeap — Tue, 16 Apr 2013 11:01:52 +0800

Hi,
Anyone staying jb have information bout the upcoming or ongoing launches in nusajaya area?
any news on the ongoing launch or soon to come?
Many launches now are all wiped out if not mistaken.
Would like to know if any new launches is coming or still have available units from developer currently.
THANKS

Nusa Bayu / Nusantara Prima

JonYeap — Tue, 26 Feb 2013 14:22:37 +0800

Hi,

I am looking to get a house near 2nd link.
I am currently looking at nusantara prima houses.
Wondering if there is any feedbacks or opinions?
What bout nusa sentral?

Nusa sentral 22x70 terrace is more expensive compared to nusantara prima semi d cluster 32x70 (build up 2228 sqft)
Which is a better option?

Any opinion is appreciated. Location wised will be right opposite of SILC

Carbon Credits

JonYeap — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 19:16:40 +0800

I was just introduced with this new commodity investment called carbon credits.
I have yet to fully research in depth but just roughly browse through.
Anyone have a clear idea or already started investing in this?

One link my friend send to me.
http://advancedglobaltrading.com/home.php

Safety officer or service engineer?

JonYeap — Sat, 30 Apr 2011 04:40:10 +0800

Hi guys,
I am in a dilemma.
I might be given two job offers. still not 100% confirm, but most likely.
so i better be prepared first.
which is a better job prospect?

1. safety officer in a shipyard (will be given training and 2 years bond)
2. service engineer semicon company (also will be given training)

I don't really care bout the starting pay, but I would like to know which job scope has a brighter future and also which one is a better choice?
thanks guys!

blackberry 8520 trackpad prob

JonYeap — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 13:22:02 +0800

Hi, I have a blackberry curve 8520 that i bought more than a year ago.
Just today, suddenly the trackpad got problem.
i cannot move left right up or even down. I cant do anything with the trackpad at all.
anyone experience this b4? pls help me. thanks...
I am in melaka and there are no shops that could repair blackberry.

[addedon]April 25, 2011, 2:18 pm[/addedon]solved!!! Just add a paper below the battery and it is solved! woo hoo

recron

JonYeap — Fri, 22 Apr 2011 14:59:07 +0800

I was just asked to go interview for the post assistant engineer in recron based in nilai/melaka.
may i know whether anyone knows bout this company?
is it a good choice of job scope?
thanks...

i am going to graduate with a degree in mechanical engineering.

Production Executive

JonYeap — Mon, 18 Apr 2011 11:02:04 +0800

Hi guys, i am just offered a job as production executive.
I am a fresh graduate in Mechanical engineering degree.
I wonder wat does a production executive work job be like?
Mamee factory...
Thanks guys.

Is it a good career path? wat bout prospect? thanks...

Kencana HL

JonYeap — Tue, 29 Mar 2011 12:00:31 +0800

Hi guys,
I am asked to go for an interview in Kencana headquarter.
I am wondering what will they ask, and also how is the company?
Kencana Hl is in Lumut. Anyone work there or heard any feedback on them?
What is the basic salary for a fresh graduate in Mechanical Engineering Degree.
Thanks

Space bar (automatically click) curve 8520

JonYeap — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 19:11:31 +0800

Hi guys, I bought my blackberry curve from someone through online early this year.
It comes in sealed box and everything was fine. Maxis set.
It is without a line, so i am using prepaid.
Recently a problem occur. The spacebar button automatically press most of the time.
Even when my phone vibrates, it automatically stop because the space bar button is pressed.
It even acts as sensor, just a slight touch, it triggers. But, whenever i click it, it doesnt trigger.
I want to know how do i send it for warranty since i dont have any warranty card, neither could i contact the seller anymore.
Thanks for your help. I am from melaka and i ask few shop here, they know nothing which piss me off.

New Moderator( Syd G)

JonYeap — Sun, 25 Apr 2010 00:47:25 +0800

Hi and welcome...
I think we got a new moderator.
Syd G. (if i am not wrong, u r a female)

Have a nice day.

Melaka Kickboxing

JonYeap — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 02:22:09 +0800

Does anyone know where to find kickboxing centre in melaka?
Might want to learn it.
Want to learn some self defense and to strengthen my body at the same time.
=.= hope its not a wrong place to post. coz i dunno where to ask.

How to tone biceps and triceps?

JonYeap — Sat, 24 Jan 2009 16:01:34 +0800

I want to ask, how do we tone our muscles?
doing more repetitions? or taking heavier weights?
i currently working on my biceps and triceps and also chest.
i want to tone them to have a certain shape.
i have the body to build, but just started.
well, wanna know how do i do it...
light weight(more rep) or heavy weights?
which works better?

thanks

SNAKE THREAD V4

JonYeap — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 14:51:37 +0800

Tikusniaga thread is locked by the mod.
Therefore i open this for the time being if it happens to be restored.
Any snakes topic can be discuss here.

BALL PYTHON
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Common name(s): Ball Python. Royal Python (as named in the U.K.).

Latin name: Python regius.

Native to: West Africa. Virtually all Ball Python are exported from the countries of Togo and Ghana.

Adult size: Ball Pythons are a small to medium size python with adults ranging from 3 to 5 feet, females are generally larger and heavier bodied than males. A monster female may approach six feet and is a very impressive animal.

Life Span: Captive Life Span of 20 - 30 years (record - 48 years).

Eggs: Clutch 2-10 eggs. Average 6 eggs/clutch.
Average incubation time: 56 days
Average incubation temp: 88F-90F degrees
Average hatchling size: 14"-17"

Appearance: They are brightly-coloured, stocky snakes and there are now albino and many different color and pattern morph's available. Males have longer spurs but smaller heads than the females.

What does it eat?: Feed them pre-killed small rats or mice on a weekly basis. Babies begin feeding on hopper mice. Wild caught ball pythons can be imprinted on native prey species and can be very difficult to acclimate. Consequently, newly imported animals do not recognize the mice we offer them as being something edible and initially, will often refuse to feed for lengthy periods.

Ease of care: Beginners upwards.

Temperament: They are docile and can be shy and very reluctant to bite. They achieved the name ball python because of their habit of curling into a ball if threatened. They are crepuscular.

Cage set up: Ball Pythons are seditary animals and don't need a lot of cage space. I house my hatchlings in a "shoe box" rack system with a water bowl and an inch or so of aspen bedding into which they can borrow and hide. As they grow I transfer them to a "Sweater Box" size container. Adults are housed in large 65 quart rubbermaids which they reproduce in and can quite comfortably live in indefinitely. Rubbermaid containers make the ideal ball python cage, they are relatively inexpensive, seem to offer the perfect humidity level and the semi transparent plastic offers a level of security that they feel comfortable with, so much so that hide boxes are often not necessary.

Substrate: Aspen bedding, shredded cypress or fir bark, dry cypress mulch and newspaper. Driftwood or a decorative rock should be added to aid the snake during its shed. Provide a climbing branch or two, some fake greenery, a hide box and a large water bowl for soaking. Daytime temperature of 80-90F at the warm end dropping to 73-75F at night. Under-tank heatpad are preferred over an overhead basking light.

Personal Comments: Ball Pythons are hands down without a doubt my favorite snake. They are a pleasure to work with, they come in a mind boggling variety of colors and patterns and with just a minimal amount of care seem to thrive in captivity. Their only drawback being any unusual color and pattern morphs are incredibly expensive. On the other hand, normal ball pythons are undervalued because of the tens of thousands of wild caught imports brought into North America every year, relegating them to almost disposable pet status. This virtually unregulated exploration will one day come to an end, and prices will then undoubtedly rise to reflect the true value of captive bred ball pythons. Much has been written on wild caught versus captive bred and in no other species, that I can think of, are the differences as dramatically apparent as in ball pythons. Wild caught imports do very poorly in captivity, I am sure many thousands of these animals have suffered slow deaths cover the years at the hands of inexperienced keepers. Captive bred baby balls on the other hand make almost the ideal pet snake, they feed like crazy are calm and friendly , seem very resistant to disease or illness and will thrive for you.

Ball Pythons have a very bright future in the world of Herpetoculture, few other species have as much to offer, ideal size, gentle friendly nature, spectacular color and pattern morphs and small clutch size insure it will remain in high demand for many years to come.

H. Piorun ~

(Caresheet taken from [url=http://www.a1pythons.com/ball.html.)

Wallaby Lovers

JonYeap — Tue, 13 May 2008 23:10:26 +0800

I heard from my fren there are ppl keeping wallaby in malaysia. Does anyone here keeps them? Other than the one my fren saw. is it legal? need license?