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1980's TV Cartoons

a collection of some of my favourites TV cartoons back in the 80's when i was growing up.

Sep 25, 2006 - 3:11 - 1,407,440 - Flash - watch here - source

Ben Ten

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Jan 24, 2008 - 1:21 - 297,933 - Flash - watch here - source

The Story of Moses,

Moses' story begins with his preservation as a child in the reeds by the river Nile. Moses was brought up in Pharaoh's court in Egypt. As an adult Moses was angered by the oppression of the Hebrew p... ... tagged: moses, bible, exodus, biblical, ten, commandments, 10, sinai, maksim, eugenekhf, malaysia more

Moses' story begins with his preservation as a child in the reeds by the river Nile. Moses was brought up in Pharaoh's court in Egypt. As an adult Moses was angered by the oppression of the Hebrew people. Seeing an Egyptian task master beating a Hebrew, Moses killed the Egyptian and fled to Midian. While Moses was a shepherd in Midian, God spoke from a burning bush and called him. His task was to go back to Egypt to bring about the deliverance of God's people, Israel. God also disclosed that the divine name was "I Am." When Moses hesitated, God told him that his brother Aaron could be his spokesman. The plagues, the crossing of the Red Sea, the gifts of manna, quails, and water in the desert were signs that God was leading his people. Moses brought the law from Mt. Sinai. Moses was unique in that he spoke with God "face to face." While in the wilderness, Moses failed to honor God for providing water from a rock. Because of this God did not allow Moses to enter the promised land, but only to look at it from Mount Nebo in the land of Moab. He died in Transjordan. ... tagged: moses, bible, exodus, biblical, ten, commandments, 10, sinai, maksim, eugenekhf, malaysia less

Sep 4, 2008 - 3:39 - 13,717 - Flash - watch here - source

Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) (TLDM)

Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) (Malay: Tentera Laut DiRaja Malaysia (TLDM)) is the naval arm of Malaysia's armed forces. In terms of personnel the RMN is one of the largest fleet in South East Asia and is... more

Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) (Malay: Tentera Laut DiRaja Malaysia (TLDM)) is the naval arm of Malaysia's armed forces. In terms of personnel the RMN is one of the largest fleet in South East Asia and is also considered as one of the more technologically advanced navy in South East Asia.The role of the Royal Malaysian Navy is to safeguarding the Malaysia's coastline, her Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), her territorial waters and as well as defending Malaysia against all seaborne threats. Vision To Be A Quality Navy Mission Prepare and Deploy Naval Forces To Protect Malaysia's Maritime Interest In Peace and Ensure Victory In War less

Nov 23, 2007 - 4:11 - 56,942 - Flash - watch here - source

Numa Numa 2

a second try at editing, please comment and have fun!!

Jul 21, 2006 - 3:00 - 120,484 - Flash - watch here - source

Wayne Rooney shopping in Ikea

Wayne Rooney shopping in Ikea with Man United jersey.

Apr 6, 2006 - 0:08 - 134,614 - Flash - watch here - source

Tentera Darat Malaysia

A Tribute to our Malaysian Army Malay Version

Aug 15, 2006 - 2:35 - 101,857 - Flash - watch here - source

Ministry of Health Malaysia, Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia

Healthcare in Malaysia is divided into private and public sectors. Doctors are required to perform 3 years of service with public hospitals throughout the nation, ensuring adequate coverage of medical... more

Healthcare in Malaysia is divided into private and public sectors. Doctors are required to perform 3 years of service with public hospitals throughout the nation, ensuring adequate coverage of medical needs for the general population. Foreign doctors are encouraged to apply for employment in Malaysia, especially if they are qualified to a higher level. Malaysian society places importance on the expansion and development of healthcare, putting 5% of the government social sector development budget into public healthcare — an increase of more than 47% over the previous figure. This has meant an overall increase of more than RM 2 billion. With a rising and aging population, the Government wishes to improve in many areas including the refurbishment of existing hospitals, building and equipping new hospitals, expansion of the number of polyclinics, and improvements in training and expansion of telehealth. Over the last couple of years they have increased their efforts to overhaul the systems and attract more foreign investment. There is still a shortage in the medical workforce, especially of highly trained specialists. As a result certain medical care and treatment is available only in large cities. Recent efforts to bring many facilities to other towns have been hampered by lack of expertise to run the available equipment made ready by investments. The majority of private hospital facilities are in urban areas and, unlike many of the public hospitals, are equipped with the latest diagnostic and imaging facilities. Private hospitals have not generally been seen as an ideal investment -- it has often taken up to 10 years before companies have seen any profits. However, the situation has now changed and companies are now looking into this area again, particularly in view of the increasing interest by foreigners in coming to Malaysia for medical care less

Dec 11, 2007 - 2:41 - 16,460 - Flash - watch here - source

RMAF Mig29N Fulcrum

a little tribute to our Royal Malaysian Airforce Mig-29 Fulcrum Squadron

May 24, 2007 - 3:41 - 35,933 - Flash - watch here - source

Nuri = S61A4 Sikorsky, RMAF/TUDM

The Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) has shortlisted four helicopter makes to replace its ageing S61A4 Sikorsky, better known as the Nuri, fleet. A defence industry source said physical evaluation... ... tagged: airforce, diraja, eugenekhf, helicopter, malaysia, malaysian, nuri, rmaf, royal, s61a4, sikorsky, te... more

The Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) has shortlisted four helicopter makes to replace its ageing S61A4 Sikorsky, better known as the Nuri, fleet. A defence industry source said physical evaluation for each model would be carried out soon. He said that the four helicopters were Eurocopter Cougar EC725, Sikorsky S92, Agusta Westlands EH 101, and the Russian-made Mil MI 171. The helicopter makers participated in a tender at the last Langkawi International Maritime and Air Show. The Government would initially purchase 12 units of the new helicopters, of which eight would go to the RMAF for the Nuri replacement programme. Four would go to the navy, the source close to the deal said. "What the RMAF is looking for is not only a carrier helicopter that can carry up to 25 people but one that can also be used for limited combat and search and rescue," he said. Meanwhile, in phasing out the Nuri helicopters, he said 17 of the 29 still flyable units would go to the army as utility aircraft. He said the Nuri, which has a long lifespan, would complement the army's aim of having all three flying platforms; the light observation helicopter, utility helicopter and attack helicopter ready for a full air operation. ... tagged: airforce, diraja, eugenekhf, helicopter, malaysia, malaysian, nuri, rmaf, royal, s61a4, sikorsky, tentera, tudm, udara less

Mar 16, 2008 - 2:28 - 3,767 - Flash - watch here - source