Nah... bacalah

Muridku Cerdik

2008-05-08T04:02:00.000-07:00

Seorang guru, Cikgu Murni (Umur: 22) menghadapi masalah dengan salah seorang muridnya (Abu). Lalu guru ini bertanya kepada murid tersebut : "Apa sebenarnya masalah awak, Abu?"
Lalu Abu menjawab, "Saya terlalu cerdik untuk berada di darjah 4, kakak saya menduduki UPSR dan saya lebih cerdik dari dia, maka saya seharusnya berada di tempat yang sama juga!".

Cikgu Murni dah tak tertahan. Dia bawa Abu ke pejabat pengetua. Sementara Abu menunggu di ruang tamu, Cikgu Murni terangkan keadaan tersebut kepada pengetua. Pengetua mengatakan yang dia akan berikan ujian kepada Abu dan jika Abu gagal menjawab, maka Abu harus kekal di darjah 3 dan berkelakuan baik. Abu dibawa masuk ke pejabat Pengetua dan Cikgu Murni terangkan pada Abu dan Abu bersetuju untuk ambil ujian yang akan diberikan.

Pengetua: Apa 3 x 3?
Abu: 9
Pengetua: Apa 6 x 6?
Abu: 36

Pengetua terus bertanyakan soalan2 berdasarkan tahap pencapaian murid2 UPSR dan si Abu mampu menjawab tiap soalan yang diberikan. Lalu pengetua memandang Cikgu Murni dan berkata, "Saya rasa murid ini sepatutnya berada di darjah 6", Lalu Cikgu Murni berkata pada pengetua, "Saya ada soalan saya sendiri, boleh tak saya ajukan pada Abu?". Pengetua dan Abu bersetuju.

Cikgu Murni: Apa yang lembu ada 4 di badan, tapi saya cuma ada dua?
Abu: (berfikir) Kaki

Cikgu Murni: Apa yang ada di dalam seluar kamu tapi tidak pada seluar saya?
Abu: Saku

Cikgu Murni: Apa yang bermula dengan huruf "K" akhir dengan "A", ianya berbulu, berbentuk oval, nyaman dan mengandungi lapisan nipis keputihan?
Abu: Kelapa

Cikgu Murni: Apakah yang masuk keras dan berwarna "pink", bila keluar lembik dan melekit?

Mata Pengetua terbuka luas dan sebelum sempat dia menahan, siAbu terus menjawab.

Abu: Gula-gula getah (Bubblegum)

Cikgu Murni: Apa yang mereka lakukan, lelaki secara berdiri, wanita secara duduk dan anjing secara tiga kaki?

Mata Pengetua sekali lagi terbuka sangat2 luas dan sebelum dia sempat hendak menahan si Abu terus menjawab.

Abu: Bersalaman

Cikgu Murni: Baik, sekarang saya akan ajukan soalan berbentuk siapakah saya, okay?
Abu: Baik Cikgu

Cikgu Murni: Awak memasukkan batang kedalam saya. Awak ikat saya untuk saya berdiri. Saya kebasahan sebelum awak.

Pengetua kelihatan resah dengan soalan yang diajukan oleh Cikgu Murni.

Abu: Khemah

Cikgu Murni: Jari memasuki saya. Awak menggesel-gesel saya bila awak teringatkan saya. Lelaki idaman akan mendapat saya dahulu.

Pengetua semakin resah dan tidak selesa. Lantas terus meneguk segelas Nescafe 3in1.

Abu: Cincin perkahwinan

Cikgu Murni: Saya ada bermacam-macam saiz. Bila saya sakit saya akan meleleh. Bila saya keluar, banyak tisu yang akan digunakan. Bila awak hembuskan saya, akan berasa lega.

Sekali lagi pengetua rasa amat resah dengan soalan yang di ajukan oleh Cikgu Murni dan ingin membantah, tapi si Abu mendahuluinya.

Abu: Hidung

Cikgu Murni: Saya batang yang keras. Hujungnya tajam. Saya akan datang dan masuk dengan lajunya.
Abu: Anak panah

Cikgu Murni: Sekarang saya akan ajukan soalan dalam Bahasa Inggeris, okay?
Abu: Okay

Cikgu Murni: What word starts with a 'F' and end in 'K' that means lot of heat and excitement?
Abu: Firetruck

Cikgu Murni: What word starts with a 'F' and ends in 'K' & if you dont get it you have to use your hand.
Abu: Fork

Cikgu Murni: What is it that all men have one of. It's longer on some men than on others, the pope does not use his, and a man gives it to his wife after they are married?
Abu: Surname

Cikgu Murni: What part of the man has no bones but has muscles, lots of veins and loves pumping?
Abu: Heart

Pengetua menghembuskan nafas kelegaan bila mendengar jawapan yang diberikan oleh si Abu, lantas berkata "Baik hantar murid ini ke Universiti Malaya; jawapan yang saya fikirkan semuanya salah".

gabra punya pasal

2008-05-08T04:01:00.000-07:00

kat baling ada satu famili...

famili tu ada ayah n mak mertua, anak dan menantu serta cucu.

satu hari, tengah sedang menantu lelakinya tgk tv, ayah nyer lalu depan dia.
tiba2 ayah mertuanyer rebah depan dia sambil pegang dada..
kelam kabut dia ..pastu bini mak mertua dia pun datang terkam..semua terkejut..
semua dh gabra..sambil pegang2 dada...ayah mertua dia pengsan..
tk sedar..pastu macam sedar tk sedar..

menantu tadi gabra..mak mentua dia suruh dia ajar mengucap kat bapak dia tu sebab dia ribakan.
dia gabra jugak...pastu bini dia pun surh sambil tolak2 bahu...
mak dia suruh lagi...
dh gabra sgt, dia pun buat..
dia letak kt telinga ayah mertua dia dan dia pun cakap...

"MA ROBBUKA...."""
terkejut bini n mak mertua dia..
tiba2 ayah mertua dia sedar dan terus sound..
"OII..AKU TK MATI LAGI DEYY...'""
sambil ayah mertua dia tu urut2 dada dia..

sepatutnya dia ajar mengucap, gabra punya pasal..dia dah jadi malaikat..

kalau gagal cuba lagi ya!

2008-05-08T04:00:00.002-07:00

Sang ayah dan ibu sangat marah ketika mengetahui anak perempuan mereka, seorang penjual bunga telah hamil.

"Siapa si bedebah itu !" jerit sang ayah, sedang si ibu menangis.
"Suruh dia datang kesini!"

Si anak pun sms teman lelaki ( seorang wazir) yang menghamilinya.

Setengah jam kemudian sebuah Ferrari merah dengan lampu ambulan di atsnya berhenti di depan rumah. Seorang lelaki agak tua yang berbangsa cina keluar dari kereta, mengetuk pintu lalu masuk ke rumah. Lelaki itu berhadapan dengan ibu dan ayah perempuan yang telah dihamilinya. Dia berkata, "Sayalah orangnya…saya yang telah menghamilkan anak anda. Tapi terus terang saya katakan saya tidak dapat menikahi anak anda kerana isteri saya tak mengizinkan".

Namun bagaimanapun, saya akan bertanggung jawab. Sekiranya anak anda melahirkan seorang bayi perempuan saya akan wasiatkan untuknya dua buah supermarket, sebuah hotel dan wang tunai.

Sekiranya dia melahirkan anak lelaki saya akan wasiatkan untuknya dua buah kereta mewah, dua buah supermarket, dua buah hotel dan wang tunai.

Tapi sekiranya anak anda keguguran apakah yang harus saya lakukan?"

Sang ayah berfikir. Si ibu berhenti menangis.
Akhirnya sambil menepuk bahu lelaki itu, sang ayah berkata,
"Kalau keguguran, kamu cuba lagi ya !!"

pesanan terakhir kapten..

2008-05-08T04:00:00.001-07:00

Pada sebuah penerbangan dari Kuala Kumpur ke Australia.

"Ini Kapten Kamal berbicara".

"Atas nama seluruh anak kapal kami mengucapkan selamat datang dan
selamat menikmati perjalanan anda bersama Hebat Airlines nombor
penerbangan MH101 dari Kuala Lumpur menuju Australia".

"Saat ini kita berada pada ketinggian 35000 kaki ke arah timur".

"Jika anda melihat ke luar jendela pada sisi sayap,
maka anda akan
melihat bahwa kedua mesin sedang terbakar"

"Jika anda melihat ke luar jendela arah ke belakang, maka anda melihat
bahagian ekor sudah mulai tercabut"

"Jika anda melihat ke bawah ke laut, anda akan melihat perahu darurat
kecil berwarna kuning dengan tiga orang melambaikan tangan kepada anda"

"Mereka adalah saya iaitu kapten anda, beserta co-pilot dan seorang
pramugari. Anda sedang mendengarkan rakaman pesan saya"

kalau semua....semua laaa...;p

2008-05-08T03:59:00.000-07:00

Suatu hari, sebuah bas kilang yang
memuatkan pekerja wanita sahaja sedang
menuju kilang kayu yang terletak jauh
dari kawasan kampung. Dalam perjalanan
tu..mereka terpaksa melalui kebun getah
yang sangat luas..

Nak di jadikan cerita..ada seorang mamat
kat tepi jalan menahan bas tersebut..nak
mintak tumpang..jadi bas tu pun berhenti
la... Tetiba..lebih kurang 6 orang
perompak keluar nak merompak bas tersebut..

Sorang perompak berkata..
" Keluarkan dan bagi semua barang kemas
yang korang ada..!!Cepat..!!"

Sorang pekerja kilang tu membalas..
" ..tapi..kami tak bawak barang kemas
kalau gi keja..duit pun sikit je.."

Perompak berfikir seketika..
"Ha..gini la..sebab korang takder brang
kemas & duit..kami rogol korang
SEMUA..ahahhaa.."

Pekerja kilang yang muda berkata..
" Alalaa...takkan la makcik yang kat
belakang tu nak rogol jugak..tak kesian
ker.."

Tetiba..makcik tu berdiri..
" Weh..ko nie..tak paham ker..kalau dia
cakap SEMUA..SEMUA la.."

Sumaat

2008-05-08T03:58:00.002-07:00

Sepasang pengantin baru mengalami gangguan kesihatan. Setelah diperiksa
dengan teliti, doktor memberitahu perkara itu disebabkan oleh hubungan seks
yang terlalu kerap.

"Untuk sementara waktu ini, anda berdua dinasihatkan supaya menghadkan
kegiatan seks. Sebaiknya dua kali saja seminggu sahaja. Untuk memudahkan
mengingat, saya sarankan untuk melakukan hubungan ini hanya pada hari yang
bermula dengan huruf S, iaitu Selasa dan Sabtu," saran doktor.

Akan tetapi pada malam ketiga berpuasa dari membuat hubungan itu, sisuami
tidak dapat lagi menahan nafsunya lalu mencumbui isterinya yang sedang
tidur sehingga isterinya terjaga.

"Hari ini hari apa bang?" tanya si isteri.

"Sumaat"

Analisis Kesuburan

2008-05-08T03:58:00.001-07:00

Analisis Kesuburan

Pada satu hari, seorang lelaki tua berumur 75 tahun telah berjumpa dengan seorang doktor untuk membuat analisis kesuburan dan jumlah kandungan sperma yang ada dalam air maninya. Kemudian doktor itu pun memberikan sebuah botol lalau berkata,

" Pakcik ambil botol nie, esok datang balik jumpa saya bersama dengan contoh air mani pakcik kat dalam botol nie ye."

Pada keesokan harinya, lelaki tua datang kembali bersama botol yang diberikan oleh doktor itu semalam. Tapi doktor tu tengok takde apa pun yang terisi kat dalam botol tu, kosong jer. Doktor tu bertanya ler kat orang tua tu, "Apsal pakcik tak isi contoh air mani pakcik dalam botol nie??".

Lelaki tua tu pun menjawab, "Tuan doktor, ceritanya begini, pada mulanya tu, saya guna tangan kanan saya, tapi tak dapat jugak. Kemudian saya gunakan plak tangan kiri, pun tak dapat jugak. Kemudian saya suruh isteri saya tolong. Isteri saya guna tangan kanan pun tak dapat, tangan kiri pun tak dapat. Kemudian isteri saya pakai mulut plak, tak dapat jugak. Pas tu dier gunakan gigi, pun tak dapat. Susah betul, sebab kami dah habis ikhtiar, saya panggil anak perempuan jiran sebelah rumah kami, dier pakai tangan dengan mulut jugak, pun tak dapat-dapat jugak", terang lelaki tua tu.

"APA??? Awak mintak tolong dari anak perempuan jiran awak..", tanya doktor tu terkejut beruk. Lelaki tua tu pun menjawab lagi,

"Ya., betul tuan doktor, bagaimana kuatnya kami cuba, tapi masih jugak tak dapat nak bukak TUTUP BOTOL nie!!!"...

kianat pakar bahse

2008-05-08T03:57:00.001-07:00

Sebuah kumpulan gangster menghadapi masalah untuk mengutip wang perlindungan
dari peniaga. Ini kerana pihak polis sering membuat intipan dan tangkapan.
Ketuanya mengambil seorang bisu untuk mengutip wang tersebut. Pada pendapatnya,
tentulah polis sukar untuk menyoal siasat si bisu tersebut.

Maka si bisu pun mula mengutip wang dan berjaya memperolehi RM50,000.
Walaubagaimana pun, dia menyembunyikan wang tersebut di suatu tempat rahsia.
Maka pada hari yang telah ditetapkan, ketua gangster mengarahkan orang-orangnya
memanggil si bisu. Apabila dipanggil, si bisu itu berpura-pura tidak dapat berkomunikasi
dengan mereka. Lalu mereka pergi berjumpa dengan seorang pakar bahasa isyarat.

Gangster : Mana wang tu?

Pakar menunjukkan isyarat kepada si bisu...
Sibisu menunjukkan isyarat untuk "Aku tak tahu apa yang mereka katakan."

Pakar bahasa isyarat memberitahu gangster tersebut. Dan gangster tersebut menghalakan
pistol ke arah kepala si bisu.

Gangster : Aku akan tembak kepala kau, bisu...

Sibisu menunjukkan isyarat "Duit RM50,000 tu aku telah sembunyikan di taman permainan
di bawah kerusi yang ketiga dari pintu masuk."

Pakar bahasa pun berkata kepada ketua gangster, "Dia tidak tahu dimana wang itu dan kalau kau nak tembak-tembaklah..."

Pintu garage terbuka..

2008-05-08T03:56:00.000-07:00

Alkisah ada seorang lelaki yang berusia lewat 50an dan bekerja sebagai CEO disebuah syarikat yang besar di KL... Pada suatu hari tu... Boss ni memanggil la dia punya seketeri masuk ke ofisnya... seperti biasa seketerinya pun masukla...

Tolong buatkan saya surat untuk kita punya client...

Si Boss ni pun mula la cakap dia punya mukadimahnya... biasa la Boss... malas nak tulis... cakap punya cakap... Boss ni pun bangun... dan berjalan-jalan pusing-pusing meja sambil tangan masuk dalam poket seluar... 10 minit kemudian acara mengarang ayat pun habis... si seketeri pun mula bersuara...

Seketeri : Boss... pagi tadi kan... masa saya nak datang ke Ofis...saya nampak pintu garage boss terbuka...

Boss : (Dalam keadaan kelam kabut) ye ke... tak apa, nanti saya call rumah... terima kasih...

Si seketeri pun blah balik ke meja dia... dan si Boss pun call rumah dia tanya wife dia...

Boss : Yang... tolong tengokkan garage rumah kita... pintu dia terbuka la...

Bini : Tak la bang... baru tadi saya tengok... mana ada terbuka...

Boss : Iye... terbuka... cuba pergi tengok semula.

Bini : Tidakkkkk, tertutup... saya tahu la bang...

Boss : Pergi la tengok... kalau tak terbuka macam mana orang boleh nampak??

Bini : Okay la... okay la...

Setelah setengah jam kemudian... masa Boss ni tengah relek-relek... baru dia perasan yang zip seluar dia terbuka... (dah memang perangai dia tak suka pakai underware... ) maka nampaklah... mengelabahlah si Boss ni memikirkan mana macam nak cover malu kat seketeri dia tu... dan petang yang sama juga...

Boss : Errr... tadi pagi masa you nampak garage I terbuka... ada tak you nampak BMW kat dalam tu?

Seketeri : Tak... yang I nampak cuma ada 'Mini Cooper' dengan dua tayar depannya pancit!!!!!...

SALOH PAHE.......

2008-05-08T03:55:00.001-07:00

SALOH PAHE.......

Tersebutlah cerita yang dikatakan berlaku di sebuah pejabat Majlis Perbandaran di negeri utara pantai timur:

Kontraktor rumah : Ambo nok mitak kelulusan buat rumoh, lagu mano gak caro dia?

Pegawai Bangunan : Lagu ni..., mulo-mulo wat pele (pelan) dulu.

Kontraktor rumah : Pele? Ambo ado doh!

Pegawai bangunan : Mano? Kalu ado wat tubik lah, kawe nok tengok.

Kontraktor rumah : Errrr! Tak leh! Tak Leh!

Pegawai Bangunan : Bak po tak lehnyo!, cepatlah wat tubik!

Kontraktor rumah : Kalu tak tengok tak leh ko?

Pegawai Bangunan : Tok leh la!!! kawe nak luluh rano, kalu kawe tak tengok!

Kontraktor rumah : Eh! Ambo ghoyat doh, ambo malu nak tunjok.

Pegawai Bangunan : Malu bakpo pulak? Pah tu bawok pele wat gapo kalu tak sir tunjok?

Kontraktor rumah : Ehhh! malulah nak tunjok , pele ambo kecik!

Pegawai Bangunan : Laa! Kecik pun tak apo, kalu cukup syarat! Kalu tak tunjok, kawe nak sain luluh lagu mano?

Kontraktor rumah : Nak wat tubik nak tunjok kat mano?, orghe ramai ni! Malu ambo! Malu weh!

Pegawai bangunan : La!, tak apo! Nak malu ko gapo! Wat tubik letak atas meja kaunter ni pun buleh! Cepatlah! kawe
ado khijo lain lagi nih! Sibuk benar ni! Kena paham la!

Kontraktor rumah : hoh! Ambo wak tubik dah ni ! Cepatla... tengok!

Pegawai Bangunan : Laaa!(terkejut) , buke pele ni!

Kontraktor rumah : Tu la!, ambo ghoyak doh tadi ke? Pele ambo kecik! demo nok tengok jugak!

Pegawai Bangunan : Laaaaaa! Buke pasal kecik besarnyo!, maksud kawe Pele Bangune (Pelan Bangunan).

Kontraktor rumah : La! Ambo ingat pele nie! Kalu pele bangune, ado la dale beg nie! Tok ghoyak pun pele bangune!.Mano ambo tahu!

Pegawai Bangunan : Kawe ingat demo pahe! Hok dok mari doh pun tak penah jadi lagu nie! Demo dok mano?

Kontraktor rumah : Gua Muse!

Bersenam Cara Baru

2008-05-08T03:54:00.001-07:00

KISSING: Kissing can burn around 120-325 calories an hour, or around 2-5 calories a minute. Engaging in long make-out sessions with your partner is not only good for your relationship; it is also good for your waistline. A 10 minute make-out session with your partner each morning and each evening could burn up to 100 calories a day. That�s 36,500 calories a year, or just over 10 pounds worth of weight loss. When was the last time you made out with your partner.

UNDRESSING: According to an Italian professor, even undressing can burn off calories. Unclasping a bra with two hands burns 8 calories, while unclasping it with only one hand burns up 18 calories. Unclasping it with your mouth can burn 87 calories.

ORAL SEX: 15 minutes of oral sex can burn off the calories consumed in a long sip of wine. There are calories present in semen, though, so if you swallow, there are around 7 calories in a teaspoon of semen. Since the average volume of ejaculation is 1-2 teaspoons, you can expect an average of 7-14 calories per ejaculation. That will easily be burned off during the course of your lovemaking, though.

MASTURBATION: You don�t have to have a partner to enjoy the calorie-burning effects of sex. Masturbation can burn up the calories, as well. You can lose between 100-150 calories for each act of masturbation, according to the Young People�s Reproductive and Sexual Health & Rights Organization. You can raise that amount to around 300 calories, though, through a 5 minute vigorous masturbation session, according to Japanese scientist Dr. Shukan Tokuho.

calories burnt during sexINTERCOURSE: The average lovemaking session burns between 50 and 100 calories. Having sex 3 times a week burns 7500 calories per year. That�s the equivalent of jogging 75 miles. The more intense the sex, the more calories are burned: up to 15,000 calories annually (at a frequency of 3 times weekly). 15,000 calories wquals over 4 pounds of weight loss per year!

ORGASM: Experts estimate that an orgasm can burn between 60-100 calories.

selamat bersenam dgn cara yg betol

BOss Baru......

2008-05-08T03:53:00.000-07:00

BOss Baru......

Ni kisah satu org makhluk yg dilantik menggantikan bos asal sebuah kompani besar. Disebabkan msalah pekerja2 yg agak kurang motivasi dan selalu cuai + pemalas, bos baru ni decide nak ajar mereka sikit firstday dia kat kompani tu. So, sape2 yg dia nampak paling pemalas, dia akan pecat on the spot. Mmg malang tidak berbau, dia ternampak seorg pekerja yg sedang dok nyandar kat tepi dinding.

"Yg berbaju biru tu" dia menjerit. Jeritan kuat nyebabkan semua perkerja tersentak dan memandang kepada lelaki berkenaan.
"Bape gaji awak?" dia bertanya dgn nada yg agak keras
"Dalam RM800" pekerja tu menjawap

Bos tu menjawap, "Nah amik ni Rm800,BERAMBUS DARI SINI. KALU NAK MALAS2 PEGI TEMPAT LAIN"
Pekerja tu amik duit tu, lalu terus blah camtu jek.
Bos tadi memandang kesemua pekerja2 nye, seperti mahu mereka paham, sape malas,sure kene pecat!
Merasakan pekerja2 memahami maksud kejadian tadi, bos itu merasa puas.Sebelum bos itu masuk semula ke dalam opis nye, dia bertanya kepada salah seorg pekerja disitu,"Mamat tadi tu kerja department mana?"

Jawap si pekerja,"Owh, dia tu anto pizza".

Mr Satan

2008-05-08T03:47:00.001-07:00

Berus gigi si ayah

2008-05-08T03:40:00.002-07:00

Pada satu hari, seorang ayah baru saja lepas mandi dan semasa tengah mengelap badannya, muncul anak perempuan dia yg berumur 7 tahun. anaknya itu bertanya.."apa benda kat celah kangkang ayah tu?"

Ayahnya pun terasa lah malu, dan terus mengatakan.."tak boleh tahu..ini rahsia ayah tau"..
Maka anaknya pun keluar dari bilik dan terus mendapatkan pengesahan dari ibunya..

Ibu, apa benda yg kat celah kangkang ayah tu?" tanya si anak pada ibu..

Yang si ibu pun tersipu sipu dgn soalah anaknya itu lalu menjawab.."ishhkk.. tu benda rahsia ayah..jgn tanya.."

Selang beberapa hari, si anak pun dgn gembira menerangkan kepada ibunya..
"ibu..saya dah tahu rahsia ayah tu...sebenarnya berus gigi, tau ibu.." terang si anak..

si ibu pun tersenyum lah dgn penjelasan anaknya itu..
"..ha..ye la pandai anak ibu ni..kenapa pulak benda tu berus gigi.."

si anak pun menjawab.."tadi pagi, saya nampak kak umy (tukang gaji indon) masukkan benda ayah tu dalam mulut dia..keluar masuk keluar masuk sampai
berbuih buih keluar dari mulut dia.."

Saman fitnah: Penulis blog Raja Petra dan tiga defendan diperintah bayar RM7 juta kepada Naib Canselor UUM

2008-05-08T03:40:00.001-07:00

Saman fitnah: Penulis blog Raja Petra dan tiga defendan diperintah bayar RM7 juta kepada Naib Canselor UUM

26/03/2008 7:17pm

Raja Petra Kamaruddin

ALOR STAR 26 Mac – Seorang penulis blog, Raja Petra Raja Kamarudin (gambar) dan tiga defendan hari ini diarah oleh Mahkamah Tinggi di sini membayar ganti rugi saman fitnah se banyak RM7 juta kepada Naib Canselor Univer siti Utara Malaysia (UUM), Tan Sri Dr. Nordin Kardi dan universiti berkenaan.

Keputusan tersebut dibuat oleh mahkamah itu dalam saman berhubung penyiaran artikel berunsur fitnah pada Disember 2006 melibat kan Raja Petra sebagai defendan pertama dan tiga defendan lain iaitu Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR), ketua pengarang akhbar Suara Keadilan dan editor akhbar Suara Keadilan.

Dalam tuntutan ganti rugi tersebut, Raja Petra, 57, diarahkan membayar RM2 juta kepada plaintif pertama, Dr. Nordin, dan RM2 juta lagi kepada plaintif kedua, UUM, berhubung penyiaran artikel bertajuk Dato Dr. Nordin Kardi Ciplak Karya Saya? Mohon Penjelasan dalam laman webnya, www.malaysia-today.net.

Timbalan Pendaftar Mahkamah Tinggi, Priscilla Gengadaran yang membuat keputusan itu turut menetapkan ketua pengarang akhbar Suara Keadilan dan editor akhbar itu membayar ganti rugi kepada Dr. Nordin dan UUM.

Perintah itu dibuat berikutan penyiaran satu artikel fitnah bertajuk NC UUM Penciplak di muka surat 26 akhbar Suara Keadilan bilangan 098 bertarikh 27 Disember 2006-10 Januari 2007.

Ketua pengarang akhbar Suara Keadilan diperintahkan membayar ganti rugi RM1 juta kepada Dr. Nordin dan RM500,000 kepada UUM manakala editor akhbar berkenaan juga diperintahkan membayar ganti rugi dalam jumlah yang sama kepada Dr. Nordin dan universiti tersebut. PKR ialah penerbit akhbar Suara Keadilan.

- Utusan

Pakatan sulit reformasi -- Polis dedah rancangan cetus demonstrasi militan besar-besaran

2008-05-08T03:39:00.000-07:00

Pakatan sulit reformasi -- Polis dedah rancangan cetus demonstrasi militan besar-besaran

NORIAN Mai menjawab soalan para wartawan sambil diperhatikan oleh Yusuf Rahaman pada sidang akhbar di Bukit Aman semalam. - GAMBAR ASWAD YAHYA

KUALA LUMPUR 11 April - Polis hari ini mendedahkan satu kumpulan sulit yang dianggotai oleh lebih 20 orang aktivis reformasi telah diwujudkan bagi mencetuskan demonstrasi jalanan besar-besaran bercorak militan menjelang pilihan raya umum 2004.

Kumpulan tersebut didapati telah mengadakan 12 perjumpaan sulit sejak 6 Januari tahun ini hingga 4 April lalu bagi merealisasikan perancangan mereka itu.

Ketua Polis Negara, Tan Sri Norian Mai berkata, tindakan yang bercanggah dengan perlembagaan itu adalah sebahagian daripada keputusan yang dibuat oleh aktivis reformasi tersebut pada akhir tahun lalu.

Selain tindakan tersebut, tegasnya, aktivis reformasi juga akan melibatkan diri dalam proses demokrasi yang normal dan sistem pilihan raya.

Beliau berkata demikian pada sidang akhbar di Bukit Aman petang ini. Turut hadir Pengarah Cawangan Khas, Datuk Yusuf Rahaman.

Norian menjelaskan, sehubungan itu polis setakat ini telah menahan tujuh aktivis reformasi terbabit di bawah Seksyen 73 (1) Akta Keselamatan Dalam Negeri (ISA) 1960, hari ini dan semalam.

Mereka ialah Ketua Pemuda Parti Keadilan Nasional (Keadilan), Mohamad Ezam Mohd. Noor, 34; Naib Presiden Keadilan, Chua Tian Chang (atau Tian Chua), 37; Hishamuddin Rais, 50, Saari Sungib, 43; N. Gobala Krisnan, 41; Raja Petra Raja Kamarudin, 49, dan Abdul Ghani Haroon, 36.

Norian menegaskan aktivis reformasi itu juga mempunyai perancangan terpenting dalam masa terdekat ini iaitu menganjurkan demonstrasi jalanan yang dipanggil `Black 14' secara besar-besaran di ibu negara pada hari Sabtu ini.

Bagaimanapun tegasnya bagi mengelirukan pihak keselamatan, perhimpunan tersebut dipanggil `Perhimpunan Penyerahan Memorandum Rakyat Mengenai Hak Asasi Manusia' dengan rancangan mengumpulkan lebih kurang 50,000 yang akan berhimpun di sekitar ibu negara.

``Perhimpunan serta perarakan ini berpotensi menjadi rusuhan,'' tegas Norian.

Ketua Polis Negara memberitahu kegiatan reformasi yang bermula pada bulan September 1998 adalah merancang untuk menggulingkan kerajaan melalui demonstrasi jalanan secara besar-besaran dan bersiap sedia untuk bertindak secara militan melalui beberapa pendekatan;

ûpi9016 Melaksanakan langkah-langkah tertentu untuk mendapatkan bahan letupan termasuk bom dan pelancar roket, menggunakan `molotov cocktail', `ball bearing' serta berbagai senjata berbahaya untuk menyerang pihak keselamatan bagi menimbulkan huru-hara semasa demonstrasi jalanan di ibu negara pada bulan Oktober 1998.

* Mendapatkan bantuan dan sokongan guru-guru silat serta mempengaruhi sebilangan bekas pegawai dan anggota keselamatan supaya menyertai gerakan mereka.

Norian berkata, bagi membendung trend militan gerakan reformasi tersebut, polis telah mengambil tindakan ke atas 28 orang aktivis reformasi di bawah Seksyen 73 (1) ISA 1960 antara 20 September 1998 hingga 24 Disember 1998.

``Tindakan-tindakan polis itu telah dapat meredakan keadaan buat sementara waktu,'' katanya.

Beliau menambah pada pertengahan tahun 1999, aktiviti gerakan reformasi muncul kembali dengan berselindung di sebalik platform sebuah parti politik.

Bagaimanapun, katanya, sebilangan daripada mereka telah menjalankan kegiatan-kegiatan yang boleh mewujudkan ketegangan kaum melalui isu-isu keagamaan dan perkauman.

Norian berkata, di antaranya ialah menyebarkan berita-berita palsu yang menggemparkan seperti dakwaan bahawa ramai orang Melayu telah dikristiankan semasa pilihan raya kecil Lunas yang lalu.

``Ciri-ciri militan semasa pilihan raya kecil itu juga dilakukan oleh aktivis reformasi melalui perbuatan ganas dengan mengancam, mengugut dan menakut-nakut para pengundi serta orang ramai,'' ujarnya.

Menyentuh mengenai penahanan ketujuh-tujuh aktivis reformasi itu Norian memberitahu ia dilakukan kerana terdapat maklumat-maklumat mengenai penglibatan mereka dalam kegiatan yang boleh memudaratkan keselamatan negara,''

``Pihak polis perlu menjalankan siasatan rapi di atas maklumat-maklumat tersebut,'' jelas beliau.

Norian berkata, pihak polis akan membuat beberapa lagi tangkapan untuk siasatan kes yang sama dan pihak polis juga sedang menyiasat mengenai kemungkinan penglibatan pihak luar negara dalam kumpulan ini dalam membantu merealisasikan rancangan mereka.

``Adalah jelas aktivis reformasi sanggup melaksanakan kegiatan-kegiatan di luar perlembagaan dan undang-undang demi mencapai matlamat mereka.

``Oleh itu tindakan di bawah Seksyen 73 (1) ISA diambil kerana pihak polis percaya ada alasan-alasan untuk menahan mereka di bawah Seksyen 8 ISA kerana telah bertindak dengan cara yang memudaratkan keselamatan negara,'' tegas beliau lagi.

Oleh: KAMARUZAMAN MOHAMAD dan AZIAN ABD. AZIZ

Altantuya: Polis ambil keterangan Raja Petra

2008-05-08T03:38:00.001-07:00

Altantuya: Polis ambil keterangan Raja Petra

KUALA LUMPUR 2 Mei - Polis hari ini mengambil keterangan pengendali dan editor laman blog, Malaysia Today, Raja Petra Raja Kamaruddin berhubung penyiaran sebuah artikel berbaur hasutan membabitkan mendiang, Altantuya Shaariibuu.

Polis menyoal siasat Raja Petra, 58, hampir dua jam berhubung komen sensitif yang disiarkan dalam blognya Let's send the Altantuya murderers to hell (Mari hantar pembunuh Altantuya ke neraka) pada 25 April lalu.

Tindakan polis itu difahamkan susulan daripada sepasukan polis pergi ke rumah Raja Petra, di Bukit Rahman Putra, Sungai Buloh dekat sini kira-kira pukul 9 pagi ini.

Pasukan yang diketuai Deputi Supritendan Victor Sanjos dari Jabatan Siasatan Jenayah Komersial (JSJK) Bukit Aman itu dikatakan telah mengambil sebuah komputer riba dan satu unit pemprosesan komputer (CPU), milik Raja Petra untuk membantu siasatan.

Raja Petra kemudiannya dipanggil polis untuk memberi keterangan kali kedua di JSJK petang ini.

Timbalan Ketua Polis Negara, Datuk Ismail Omar ketika dihubungi Utusan Malaysia mengesahkan siasatan ke atas penulis blog itu tetapi enggan mengulas lanjut.

Raja Petra memakai baju T berwarna kuning dengan ditemani isterinya, Marina Lee Abdullah tiba di pekarangan JSJK Bukit Aman, kira-kira pukul 4 petang menaiki kereta Honda City.

Beliau keluar dua jam kemudian dan ketika ditemui pemberita beliau menegaskan tidak memberi sebarang kerjasama kepada polis ketika diminta memberi keterangan.

"Kalau dia orang (polis) nak caj saya di bawah Seksyen 112 kerana tidak memberi kerjasama pun, saya tak kisah.

"Saya bagi tahu polis yang ambil keterangan saya itu, sama ada kamu (polis) menahan saya atau biarkan saya keluar dari tempat ini.

"Saya tahu ini semua permainan politik," katanya.

Ini merupakan kes keempat Raja Petra disiasat mengikut Akta Hasutan.

Keterangan Raja Petra itu direkod oleh Asisten Supritendan (ASP) Tan Kok Yang dan ASP Rajagopal.

sumber: utusan

Raja Petra didakwa terbit artikel menghasut

2008-05-08T03:37:00.000-07:00

Raja Petra didakwa terbit artikel menghasut

06/05/2008 4:28pm

PETALING JAYA 6 Mei - Pengendali dan editor laman blog Malaysia Today, Raja Petra Raja Kamarudin dituduh di bawah Akta Hasutan 1948 di Mahkamah Sesyen di sini hari ini kerana menerbitkan artikel berkaitan pembunuhan wanita Mongolia, Atantuya Shaariibuu di laman blognya, dua minggu lalu.

Raja Petra yang merupakan pengendali blog pertama didakwa atas kesalahan seumpama itu dilihat tenang sepanjang prosiding serta mengaku tidak bersalah selepas pertuduhan dibacakan di hadapan Hakim Nurmala Salim.

Mengikut pertuduhan, Raja Petra didakwa menerbitkan satu artikel bertajuk ``Let’s Send The Altantuya Murderers to Hell’’ yang mengandungi ayat-ayat menghasut di laman web Malaysia-Today yang mempunyai alamat web http://www.malaysia-today.net.

Raja Petra didakwa di bawah Seksyen 4(1)(c) Akta hasutan 1948 dan boleh dihukum di bawah Seksyen 4(1) akta yang sama iaitu denda tidak melebihi RM5,000 atau penjara maksimum lima tahun atau kedua-duanya jika disabitkan kesalahan.

Nurmala membenarkan Raja Petra dibebaskan dengan ikat jamin RM5,000 dengan seorang penjamin serta menetapkan perbicaraan selama lima hari bermula 6 Oktober depan. Bagaimanapun, Raja Petra memilih untuk tidak membayar wang ikat jamin dan dia telah dibawa ke Penjara Sungai Buloh pada kira-kira pukul 3.15 petang ini. - Utusan.

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What Is Web 2.0
Design Patterns and Business Models for the Next Generation of Software

by Tim O'Reilly
09/30/2005

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The bursting of the dot-com bubble in the fall of 2001 marked a turning point for the web. Many people concluded that the web was overhyped, when in fact bubbles and consequent shakeouts appear to be a common feature of all technological revolutions. Shakeouts typically mark the point at which an ascendant technology is ready to take its place at center stage. The pretenders are given the bum's rush, the real success stories show their strength, and there begins to be an understanding of what separates one from the other.

The concept of "Web 2.0" began with a conference brainstorming session between O'Reilly and MediaLive International. Dale Dougherty, web pioneer and O'Reilly VP, noted that far from having "crashed", the web was more important than ever, with exciting new applications and sites popping up with surprising regularity. What's more, the companies that had survived the collapse seemed to have some things in common. Could it be that the dot-com collapse marked some kind of turning point for the web, such that a call to action such as "Web 2.0" might make sense? We agreed that it did, and so the Web 2.0 Conference was born.

In the year and a half since, the term "Web 2.0" has clearly taken hold, with more than 9.5 million citations in Google. But there's still a huge amount of disagreement about just what Web 2.0 means, with some people decrying it as a meaningless marketing buzzword, and others accepting it as the new conventional wisdom.

This article is an attempt to clarify just what we mean by Web 2.0.

In our initial brainstorming, we formulated our sense of Web 2.0 by example:

Web 1.0		Web 2.0
DoubleClick	-->	Google AdSense
Ofoto	-->	Flickr
Akamai	-->	BitTorrent
mp3.com	-->	Napster
Britannica Online	-->	Wikipedia
personal websites	-->	blogging
evite	-->	upcoming.org and EVDB
domain name speculation	-->	search engine optimization
page views	-->	cost per click
screen scraping	-->	web services
publishing	-->	participation
content management systems	-->	wikis
directories (taxonomy)	-->	tagging ("folksonomy")
stickiness	-->	syndication

The list went on and on. But what was it that made us identify one application or approach as "Web 1.0" and another as "Web 2.0"? (The question is particularly urgent because the Web 2.0 meme has become so widespread that companies are now pasting it on as a marketing buzzword, with no real understanding of just what it means. The question is particularly difficult because many of those buzzword-addicted startups are definitely not Web 2.0, while some of the applications we identified as Web 2.0, like Napster and BitTorrent, are not even properly web applications!) We began trying to tease out the principles that are demonstrated in one way or another by the success stories of web 1.0 and by the most interesting of the new applications.

1. The Web As Platform

Like many important concepts, Web 2.0 doesn't have a hard boundary, but rather, a gravitational core. You can visualize Web 2.0 as a set of principles and practices that tie together a veritable solar system of sites that demonstrate some or all of those principles, at a varying distance from that core.

Figure 1 shows a "meme map" of Web 2.0 that was developed at a brainstorming session during FOO Camp, a conference at O'Reilly Media. It's very much a work in progress, but shows the many ideas that radiate out from the Web 2.0 core.

For example, at the first Web 2.0 conference, in October 2004, John Battelle and I listed a preliminary set of principles in our opening talk. The first of those principles was "The web as platform." Yet that was also a rallying cry of Web 1.0 darling Netscape, which went down in flames after a heated battle with Microsoft. What's more, two of our initial Web 1.0 exemplars, DoubleClick and Akamai, were both pioneers in treating the web as a platform. People don't often think of it as "web services", but in fact, ad serving was the first widely deployed web service, and the first widely deployed "mashup" (to use another term that has gained currency of late). Every banner ad is served as a seamless cooperation between two websites, delivering an integrated page to a reader on yet another computer. Akamai also treats the network as the platform, and at a deeper level of the stack, building a transparent caching and content delivery network that eases bandwidth congestion.

Nonetheless, these pioneers provided useful contrasts because later entrants have taken their solution to the same problem even further, understanding something deeper about the nature of the new platform. Both DoubleClick and Akamai were Web 2.0 pioneers, yet we can also see how it's possible to realize more of the possibilities by embracing additional Web 2.0 design patterns.

Let's drill down for a moment into each of these three cases, teasing out some of the essential elements of difference.

Netscape vs. Google

If Netscape was the standard bearer for Web 1.0, Google is most certainly the standard bearer for Web 2.0, if only because their respective IPOs were defining events for each era. So let's start with a comparison of these two companies and their positioning.

Netscape framed "the web as platform" in terms of the old software paradigm: their flagship product was the web browser, a desktop application, and their strategy was to use their dominance in the browser market to establish a market for high-priced server products. Control over standards for displaying content and applications in the browser would, in theory, give Netscape the kind of market power enjoyed by Microsoft in the PC market. Much like the "horseless carriage" framed the automobile as an extension of the familiar, Netscape promoted a "webtop" to replace the desktop, and planned to populate that webtop with information updates and applets pushed to the webtop by information providers who would purchase Netscape servers.

In the end, both web browsers and web servers turned out to be commodities, and value moved "up the stack" to services delivered over the web platform.

Google, by contrast, began its life as a native web application, never sold or packaged, but delivered as a service, with customers paying, directly or indirectly, for the use of that service. None of the trappings of the old software industry are present. No scheduled software releases, just continuous improvement. No licensing or sale, just usage. No porting to different platforms so that customers can run the software on their own equipment, just a massively scalable collection of commodity PCs running open source operating systems plus homegrown applications and utilities that no one outside the company ever gets to see.

At bottom, Google requires a competency that Netscape never needed: database management. Google isn't just a collection of software tools, it's a specialized database. Without the data, the tools are useless; without the software, the data is unmanageable. Software licensing and control over APIs--the lever of power in the previous era--is irrelevant because the software never need be distributed but only performed, and also because without the ability to collect and manage the data, the software is of little use. In fact, the value of the software is proportional to the scale and dynamism of the data it helps to manage.

Google's service is not a server--though it is delivered by a massive collection of internet servers--nor a browser--though it is experienced by the user within the browser. Nor does its flagship search service even host the content that it enables users to find. Much like a phone call, which happens not just on the phones at either end of the call, but on the network in between, Google happens in the space between browser and search engine and destination content server, as an enabler or middleman between the user and his or her online experience.

While both Netscape and Google could be described as software companies, it's clear that Netscape belonged to the same software world as Lotus, Microsoft, Oracle, SAP, and other companies that got their start in the 1980's software revolution, while Google's fellows are other internet applications like eBay, Amazon, Napster, and yes, DoubleClick and Akamai.

taken from http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/oreilly/tim/news/2005/09/30/what-is-web-20.html?page=1

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2008-05-08T03:33:00.000-07:00

DoubleClick vs. Overture and AdSense

Like Google, DoubleClick is a true child of the internet era. It harnesses software as a service, has a core competency in data management, and, as noted above, was a pioneer in web services long before web services even had a name. However, DoubleClick was ultimately limited by its business model. It bought into the '90s notion that the web was about publishing, not participation; that advertisers, not consumers, ought to call the shots; that size mattered, and that the internet was increasingly being dominated by the top websites as measured by MediaMetrix and other web ad scoring companies.

As a result, DoubleClick proudly cites on its website "over 2000 successful implementations" of its software. Yahoo! Search Marketing (formerly Overture) and Google AdSense, by contrast, already serve hundreds of thousands of advertisers apiece.

Overture and Google's success came from an understanding of what Chris Anderson refers to as "the long tail," the collective power of the small sites that make up the bulk of the web's content. DoubleClick's offerings require a formal sales contract, limiting their market to the few thousand largest websites. Overture and Google figured out how to enable ad placement on virtually any web page. What's more, they eschewed publisher/ad-agency friendly advertising formats such as banner ads and popups in favor of minimally intrusive, context-sensitive, consumer-friendly text advertising.

The Web 2.0 lesson: leverage customer-self service and algorithmic data management to reach out to the entire web, to the edges and not just the center, to the long tail and not just the head.

A Platform Beats an Application Every Time

In each of its past confrontations with rivals, Microsoft has successfully played the platform card, trumping even the most dominant applications. Windows allowed Microsoft to displace Lotus 1-2-3 with Excel, WordPerfect with Word, and Netscape Navigator with Internet Explorer.

This time, though, the clash isn't between a platform and an application, but between two platforms, each with a radically different business model: On the one side, a single software provider, whose massive installed base and tightly integrated operating system and APIs give control over the programming paradigm; on the other, a system without an owner, tied together by a set of protocols, open standards and agreements for cooperation.

Windows represents the pinnacle of proprietary control via software APIs. Netscape tried to wrest control from Microsoft using the same techniques that Microsoft itself had used against other rivals, and failed. But Apache, which held to the open standards of the web, has prospered. The battle is no longer unequal, a platform versus a single application, but platform versus platform, with the question being which platform, and more profoundly, which architecture, and which business model, is better suited to the opportunity ahead.

Windows was a brilliant solution to the problems of the early PC era. It leveled the playing field for application developers, solving a host of problems that had previously bedeviled the industry. But a single monolithic approach, controlled by a single vendor, is no longer a solution, it's a problem. Communications-oriented systems, as the internet-as-platform most certainly is, require interoperability. Unless a vendor can control both ends of every interaction, the possibilities of user lock-in via software APIs are limited.

Any Web 2.0 vendor that seeks to lock in its application gains by controlling the platform will, by definition, no longer be playing to the strengths of the platform.

This is not to say that there are not opportunities for lock-in and competitive advantage, but we believe they are not to be found via control over software APIs and protocols. There is a new game afoot. The companies that succeed in the Web 2.0 era will be those that understand the rules of that game, rather than trying to go back to the rules of the PC software era.

Not surprisingly, other web 2.0 success stories demonstrate this same behavior. eBay enables occasional transactions of only a few dollars between single individuals, acting as an automated intermediary. Napster (though shut down for legal reasons) built its network not by building a centralized song database, but by architecting a system in such a way that every downloader also became a server, and thus grew the network.

Akamai vs. BitTorrent

Like DoubleClick, Akamai is optimized to do business with the head, not the tail, with the center, not the edges. While it serves the benefit of the individuals at the edge of the web by smoothing their access to the high-demand sites at the center, it collects its revenue from those central sites.

BitTorrent, like other pioneers in the P2P movement, takes a radical approach to internet decentralization. Every client is also a server; files are broken up into fragments that can be served from multiple locations, transparently harnessing the network of downloaders to provide both bandwidth and data to other users. The more popular the file, in fact, the faster it can be served, as there are more users providing bandwidth and fragments of the complete file.

BitTorrent thus demonstrates a key Web 2.0 principle: the service automatically gets better the more people use it. While Akamai must add servers to improve service, every BitTorrent consumer brings his own resources to the party. There's an implicit "architecture of participation", a built-in ethic of cooperation, in which the service acts primarily as an intelligent broker, connecting the edges to each other and harnessing the power of the users themselves.

2. Harnessing Collective Intelligence

The central principle behind the success of the giants born in the Web 1.0 era who have survived to lead the Web 2.0 era appears to be this, that they have embraced the power of the web to harness collective intelligence:

Hyperlinking is the foundation of the web. As users add new content, and new sites, it is bound in to the structure of the web by other users discovering the content and linking to it. Much as synapses form in the brain, with associations becoming stronger through repetition or intensity, the web of connections grows organically as an output of the collective activity of all web users.
Yahoo!, the first great internet success story, was born as a catalog, or directory of links, an aggregation of the best work of thousands, then millions of web users. While Yahoo! has since moved into the business of creating many types of content, its role as a portal to the collective work of the net's users remains the core of its value.
Google's breakthrough in search, which quickly made it the undisputed search market leader, was PageRank, a method of using the link structure of the web rather than just the characteristics of documents to provide better search results.
eBay's product is the collective activity of all its users; like the web itself, eBay grows organically in response to user activity, and the company's role is as an enabler of a context in which that user activity can happen. What's more, eBay's competitive advantage comes almost entirely from the critical mass of buyers and sellers, which makes any new entrant offering similar services significantly less attractive.
Amazon sells the same products as competitors such as Barnesandnoble.com, and they receive the same product descriptions, cover images, and editorial content from their vendors. But Amazon has made a science of user engagement. They have an order of magnitude more user reviews, invitations to participate in varied ways on virtually every page--and even more importantly, they use user activity to produce better search results. While a Barnesandnoble.com search is likely to lead with the company's own products, or sponsored results, Amazon always leads with "most popular", a real-time computation based not only on sales but other factors that Amazon insiders call the "flow" around products. With an order of magnitude more user participation, it's no surprise that Amazon's sales also outpace competitors.

Now, innovative companies that pick up on this insight and perhaps extend it even further, are making their mark on the web:

Wikipedia, an online encyclopedia based on the unlikely notion that an entry can be added by any web user, and edited by any other, is a radical experiment in trust, applying Eric Raymond's dictum (originally coined in the context of open source software) that "with enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow," to content creation. Wikipedia is already in the top 100 websites, and many think it will be in the top ten before long. This is a profound change in the dynamics of content creation!
Sites like del.icio.us and Flickr, two companies that have received a great deal of attention of late, have pioneered a concept that some people call "folksonomy" (in contrast to taxonomy), a style of collaborative categorization of sites using freely chosen keywords, often referred to as tags. Tagging allows for the kind of multiple, overlapping associations that the brain itself uses, rather than rigid categories. In the canonical example, a Flickr photo of a puppy might be tagged both "puppy" and "cute"--allowing for retrieval along natural axes generated user activity.
Collaborative spam filtering products like Cloudmark aggregate the individual decisions of email users about what is and is not spam, outperforming systems that rely on analysis of the messages themselves.
It is a truism that the greatest internet success stories don't advertise their products. Their adoption is driven by "viral marketing"--that is, recommendations propagating directly from one user to another. You can almost make the case that if a site or product relies on advertising to get the word out, it isn't Web 2.0.
Even much of the infrastructure of the web--including the Linux, Apache, MySQL, and Perl, PHP, or Python code involved in most web servers--relies on the peer-production methods of open source, in themselves an instance of collective, net-enabled intelligence. There are more than 100,000 open source software projects listed on SourceForge.net. Anyone can add a project, anyone can download and use the code, and new projects migrate from the edges to the center as a result of users putting them to work, an organic software adoption process relying almost entirely on viral marketing.

The lesson: Network effects from user contributions are the key to market dominance in the Web 2.0 era.

taken from http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/oreilly/tim/news/2005/09/30/what-is-web-20.html?page=2

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Blogging and the Wisdom of Crowds

One of the most highly touted features of the Web 2.0 era is the rise of blogging. Personal home pages have been around since the early days of the web, and the personal diary and daily opinion column around much longer than that, so just what is the fuss all about?

At its most basic, a blog is just a personal home page in diary format. But as Rich Skrenta notes, the chronological organization of a blog "seems like a trivial difference, but it drives an entirely different delivery, advertising and value chain."

One of the things that has made a difference is a technology called RSS. RSS is the most significant advance in the fundamental architecture of the web since early hackers realized that CGI could be used to create database-backed websites. RSS allows someone to link not just to a page, but to subscribe to it, with notification every time that page changes. Skrenta calls this "the incremental web." Others call it the "live web".

Now, of course, "dynamic websites" (i.e., database-backed sites with dynamically generated content) replaced static web pages well over ten years ago. What's dynamic about the live web are not just the pages, but the links. A link to a weblog is expected to point to a perennially changing page, with "permalinks" for any individual entry, and notification for each change. An RSS feed is thus a much stronger link than, say a bookmark or a link to a single page.

The Architecture of Participation

Some systems are designed to encourage participation. In his paper, The Cornucopia of the Commons, Dan Bricklin noted that there are three ways to build a large database. The first, demonstrated by Yahoo!, is to pay people to do it. The second, inspired by lessons from the open source community, is to get volunteers to perform the same task. The Open Directory Project, an open source Yahoo competitor, is the result. But Napster demonstrated a third way. Because Napster set its defaults to automatically serve any music that was downloaded, every user automatically helped to build the value of the shared database. This same approach has been followed by all other P2P file sharing services.

One of the key lessons of the Web 2.0 era is this: Users add value. But only a small percentage of users will go to the trouble of adding value to your application via explicit means. Therefore, Web 2.0 companies set inclusive defaults for aggregating user data and building value as a side-effect of ordinary use of the application. As noted above, they build systems that get better the more people use them.

Mitch Kapor once noted that "architecture is politics." Participation is intrinsic to Napster, part of its fundamental architecture.

This architectural insight may also be more central to the success of open source software than the more frequently cited appeal to volunteerism. The architecture of the internet, and the World Wide Web, as well as of open source software projects like Linux, Apache, and Perl, is such that users pursuing their own "selfish" interests build collective value as an automatic byproduct. Each of these projects has a small core, well-defined extension mechanisms, and an approach that lets any well-behaved component be added by anyone, growing the outer layers of what Larry Wall, the creator of Perl, refers to as "the onion." In other words, these technologies demonstrate network effects, simply through the way that they have been designed.

These projects can be seen to have a natural architecture of participation. But as Amazon demonstrates, by consistent effort (as well as economic incentives such as the Associates program), it is possible to overlay such an architecture on a system that would not normally seem to possess it.

RSS also means that the web browser is not the only means of viewing a web page. While some RSS aggregators, such as Bloglines, are web-based, others are desktop clients, and still others allow users of portable devices to subscribe to constantly updated content.

RSS is now being used to push not just notices of new blog entries, but also all kinds of data updates, including stock quotes, weather data, and photo availability. This use is actually a return to one of its roots: RSS was born in 1997 out of the confluence of Dave Winer's "Really Simple Syndication" technology, used to push out blog updates, and Netscape's "Rich Site Summary", which allowed users to create custom Netscape home pages with regularly updated data flows. Netscape lost interest, and the technology was carried forward by blogging pioneer Userland, Winer's company. In the current crop of applications, we see, though, the heritage of both parents.

But RSS is only part of what makes a weblog different from an ordinary web page. Tom Coates remarks on the significance of the permalink:

It may seem like a trivial piece of functionality now, but it was effectively the device that turned weblogs from an ease-of-publishing phenomenon into a conversational mess of overlapping communities. For the first time it became relatively easy to gesture directly at a highly specific post on someone else's site and talk about it. Discussion emerged. Chat emerged. And - as a result - friendships emerged or became more entrenched. The permalink was the first - and most successful - attempt to build bridges between weblogs.

In many ways, the combination of RSS and permalinks adds many of the features of NNTP, the Network News Protocol of the Usenet, onto HTTP, the web protocol. The "blogosphere" can be thought of as a new, peer-to-peer equivalent to Usenet and bulletin-boards, the conversational watering holes of the early internet. Not only can people subscribe to each others' sites, and easily link to individual comments on a page, but also, via a mechanism known as trackbacks, they can see when anyone else links to their pages, and can respond, either with reciprocal links, or by adding comments.

Interestingly, two-way links were the goal of early hypertext systems like Xanadu. Hypertext purists have celebrated trackbacks as a step towards two way links. But note that trackbacks are not properly two-way--rather, they are really (potentially) symmetrical one-way links that create the effect of two way links. The difference may seem subtle, but in practice it is enormous. Social networking systems like Friendster, Orkut, and LinkedIn, which require acknowledgment by the recipient in order to establish a connection, lack the same scalability as the web. As noted by Caterina Fake, co-founder of the Flickr photo sharing service, attention is only coincidentally reciprocal. (Flickr thus allows users to set watch lists--any user can subscribe to any other user's photostream via RSS. The object of attention is notified, but does not have to approve the connection.)

If an essential part of Web 2.0 is harnessing collective intelligence, turning the web into a kind of global brain, the blogosphere is the equivalent of constant mental chatter in the forebrain, the voice we hear in all of our heads. It may not reflect the deep structure of the brain, which is often unconscious, but is instead the equivalent of conscious thought. And as a reflection of conscious thought and attention, the blogosphere has begun to have a powerful effect.

First, because search engines use link structure to help predict useful pages, bloggers, as the most prolific and timely linkers, have a disproportionate role in shaping search engine results. Second, because the blogging community is so highly self-referential, bloggers paying attention to other bloggers magnifies their visibility and power. The "echo chamber" that critics decry is also an amplifier.

If it were merely an amplifier, blogging would be uninteresting. But like Wikipedia, blogging harnesses collective intelligence as a kind of filter. What James Suriowecki calls "the wisdom of crowds" comes into play, and much as PageRank produces better results than analysis of any individual document, the collective attention of the blogosphere selects for value.

While mainstream media may see individual blogs as competitors, what is really unnerving is that the competition is with the blogosphere as a whole. This is not just a competition between sites, but a competition between business models. The world of Web 2.0 is also the world of what Dan Gillmor calls "we, the media," a world in which "the former audience", not a few people in a back room, decides what's important.

3. Data is the Next Intel Inside

Every significant internet application to date has been backed by a specialized database: Google's web crawl, Yahoo!'s directory (and web crawl), Amazon's database of products, eBay's database of products and sellers, MapQuest's map databases, Napster's distributed song database. As Hal Varian remarked in a personal conversation last year, "SQL is the new HTML." Database management is a core competency of Web 2.0 companies, so much so that we have sometimes referred to these applications as "infoware" rather than merely software.

This fact leads to a key question: Who owns the data?

In the internet era, one can already see a number of cases where control over the database has led to market control and outsized financial returns. The monopoly on domain name registry initially granted by government fiat to Network Solutions (later purchased by Verisign) was one of the first great moneymakers of the internet. While we've argued that business advantage via controlling software APIs is much more difficult in the age of the internet, control of key data sources is not, especially if those data sources are expensive to create or amenable to increasing returns via network effects.

Look at the copyright notices at the base of every map served by MapQuest, maps.yahoo.com, maps.msn.com, or maps.google.com, and you'll see the line "Maps copyright NavTeq, TeleAtlas," or with the new satellite imagery services, "Images copyright Digital Globe." These companies made substantial investments in their databases (NavTeq alone reportedly invested $750 million to build their database of street addresses and directions. Digital Globe spent $500 million to launch their own satellite to improve on government-supplied imagery.) NavTeq has gone so far as to imitate Intel's familiar Intel Inside logo: Cars with navigation systems bear the imprint, "NavTeq Onboard." Data is indeed the Intel Inside of these applications, a sole source component in systems whose software infrastructure is largely open source or otherwise commodified.

The now hotly contested web mapping arena demonstrates how a failure to understand the importance of owning an application's core data will eventually undercut its competitive position. MapQuest pioneered the web mapping category in 1995, yet when Yahoo!, and then Microsoft, and most recently Google, decided to enter the market, they were easily able to offer a competing application simply by licensing the same data.

Contrast, however, the position of Amazon.com. Like competitors such as Barnesandnoble.com, its original database came from ISBN registry provider R.R. Bowker. But unlike MapQuest, Amazon relentlessly enhanced the data, adding publisher-supplied data such as cover images, table of contents, index, and sample material. Even more importantly, they harnessed their users to annotate the data, such that after ten years, Amazon, not Bowker, is the primary source for bibliographic data on books, a reference source for scholars and librarians as well as consumers. Amazon also introduced their own proprietary identifier, the ASIN, which corresponds to the ISBN where one is present, and creates an equivalent namespace for products without one. Effectively, Amazon "embraced and extended" their data suppliers.

Imagine if MapQuest had done the same thing, harnessing their users to annotate maps and directions, adding layers of value. It would have been much more difficult for competitors to enter the market just by licensing the base data.

The recent introduction of Google Maps provides a living laboratory for the competition between application vendors and their data suppliers. Google's lightweight programming model has led to the creation of numerous value-added services in the form of mashups that link Google Maps with other internet-accessible data sources. Paul Rademacher's housingmaps.com, which combines Google Maps with Craigslist apartment rental and home purchase data to create an interactive housing search tool, is the pre-eminent example of such a mashup.

At present, these mashups are mostly innovative experiments, done by hackers. But entrepreneurial activity follows close behind. And already, one can see that for at least one class of developer, Google has taken the role of data source away from Navteq and inserted themselves as a favored intermediary. We expect to see battles between data suppliers and application vendors in the next few years, as both realize just how important certain classes of data will become as building blocks for Web 2.0 applications.

The race is on to own certain classes of core data: location, identity, calendaring of public events, product identifiers and namespaces. In many cases, where there is significant cost to create the data, there may be an opportunity for an Intel Inside style play, with a single source for the data. In others, the winner will be the company that first reaches critical mass via user aggregation, and turns that aggregated data into a system service.

For example, in the area of identity, PayPal, Amazon's 1-click, and the millions of users of communications systems, may all be legitimate contenders to build a network-wide identity database. (In this regard, Google's recent attempt to use cell phone numbers as an identifier for Gmail accounts may be a step towards embracing and extending the phone system.) Meanwhile, startups like Sxip are exploring the potential of federated identity, in quest of a kind of "distributed 1-click" that will provide a seamless Web 2.0 identity subsystem. In the area of calendaring, EVDB is an attempt to build the world's largest shared calendar via a wiki-style architecture of participation. While the jury's still out on the success of any particular startup or approach, it's clear that standards and solutions in these areas, effectively turning certain classes of data into reliable subsystems of the "internet operating system", will enable the next generation of applications.

A further point must be noted with regard to data, and that is user concerns about privacy and their rights to their own data. In many of the early web applications, copyright is only loosely enforced. For example, Amazon lays claim to any reviews submitted to the site, but in the absence of enforcement, people may repost the same review elsewhere. However, as companies begin to realize that control over data may be their chief source of competitive advantage, we may see heightened attempts at control.

Much as the rise of proprietary software led to the Free Software movement, we expect the rise of proprietary databases to result in a Free Data movement within the next decade. One can see early signs of this countervailing trend in open data projects such as Wikipedia, the Creative Commons, and in software projects like Greasemonkey, which allow users to take control of how data is displayed on their computer.

taken from http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/oreilly/tim/news/2005/09/30/what-is-web-20.html?page=3

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4. End of the Software Release Cycle

As noted above in the discussion of Google vs. Netscape, one of the defining characteristics of internet era software is that it is delivered as a service, not as a product. This fact leads to a number of fundamental changes in the business model of such a company:

Operations must become a core competency. Google's or Yahoo!'s expertise in product development must be matched by an expertise in daily operations. So fundamental is the shift from software as artifact to software as service that the software will cease to perform unless it is maintained on a daily basis. Google must continuously crawl the web and update its indices, continuously filter out link spam and other attempts to influence its results, continuously and dynamically respond to hundreds of millions of asynchronous user queries, simultaneously matching them with context-appropriate advertisements.
It's no accident that Google's system administration, networking, and load balancing techniques are perhaps even more closely guarded secrets than their search algorithms. Google's success at automating these processes is a key part of their cost advantage over competitors.

It's also no accident that scripting languages such as Perl, Python, PHP, and now Ruby, play such a large role at web 2.0 companies. Perl was famously described by Hassan Schroeder, Sun's first webmaster, as "the duct tape of the internet." Dynamic languages (often called scripting languages and looked down on by the software engineers of the era of software artifacts) are the tool of choice for system and network administrators, as well as application developers building dynamic systems that require constant change.
Users must be treated as co-developers, in a reflection of open source development practices (even if the software in question is unlikely to be released under an open source license.) The open source dictum, "release early and release often" in fact has morphed into an even more radical position, "the perpetual beta," in which the product is developed in the open, with new features slipstreamed in on a monthly, weekly, or even daily basis. It's no accident that services such as Gmail, Google Maps, Flickr, del.icio.us, and the like may be expected to bear a "Beta" logo for years at a time.
Real time monitoring of user behavior to see just which new features are used, and how they are used, thus becomes another required core competency. A web developer at a major online service remarked: "We put up two or three new features on some part of the site every day, and if users don't adopt them, we take them down. If they like them, we roll them out to the entire site."

Cal Henderson, the lead developer of Flickr, recently revealed that they deploy new builds up to every half hour. This is clearly a radically different development model! While not all web applications are developed in as extreme a style as Flickr, almost all web applications have a development cycle that is radically unlike anything from the PC or client-server era. It is for this reason that a recent ZDnet editorial concluded that Microsoft won't be able to beat Google: "Microsoft's business model depends on everyone upgrading their computing environment every two to three years. Google's depends on everyone exploring what's new in their computing environment every day."

While Microsoft has demonstrated enormous ability to learn from and ultimately best its competition, there's no question that this time, the competition will require Microsoft (and by extension, every other existing software company) to become a deeply different kind of company. Native Web 2.0 companies enjoy a natural advantage, as they don't have old patterns (and corresponding business models and revenue sources) to shed.

A Web 2.0 Investment Thesis

Venture capitalist Paul Kedrosky writes: "The key is to find the actionable investments where you disagree with the consensus". It's interesting to see how each Web 2.0 facet involves disagreeing with the consensus: everyone was emphasizing keeping data private, Flickr/Napster/et al. make it public. It's not just disagreeing to be disagreeable (pet food! online!), it's disagreeing where you can build something out of the differences. Flickr builds communities, Napster built breadth of collection.

Another way to look at it is that the successful companies all give up something expensive but considered critical to get something valuable for free that was once expensive. For example, Wikipedia gives up central editorial control in return for speed and breadth. Napster gave up on the idea of "the catalog" (all the songs the vendor was selling) and got breadth. Amazon gave up on the idea of having a physical storefront but got to serve the entire world. Google gave up on the big customers (initially) and got the 80% whose needs weren't being met. There's something very aikido (using your opponent's force against them) in saying "you know, you're right--absolutely anyone in the whole world CAN update this article. And guess what, that's bad news for you."

--Nat Torkington

5. Lightweight Programming Models

Once the idea of web services became au courant, large companies jumped into the fray with a complex web services stack designed to create highly reliable programming environments for distributed applications.

But much as the web succeeded precisely because it overthrew much of hypertext theory, substituting a simple pragmatism for ideal design, RSS has become perhaps the single most widely deployed web service because of its simplicity, while the complex corporate web services stacks have yet to achieve wide deployment.

Similarly, Amazon.com's web services are provided in two forms: one adhering to the formalisms of the SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) web services stack, the other simply providing XML data over HTTP, in a lightweight approach sometimes referred to as REST (Representational State Transfer). While high value B2B connections (like those between Amazon and retail partners like ToysRUs) use the SOAP stack, Amazon reports that 95% of the usage is of the lightweight REST service.

This same quest for simplicity can be seen in other "organic" web services. Google's recent release of Google Maps is a case in point. Google Maps' simple AJAX (Javascript and XML) interface was quickly decrypted by hackers, who then proceeded to remix the data into new services.

Mapping-related web services had been available for some time from GIS vendors such as ESRI as well as from MapQuest and Microsoft MapPoint. But Google Maps set the world on fire because of its simplicity. While experimenting with any of the formal vendor-supported web services required a formal contract between the parties, the way Google Maps was implemented left the data for the taking, and hackers soon found ways to creatively re-use that data.

There are several significant lessons here:

Support lightweight programming models that allow for loosely coupled systems. The complexity of the corporate-sponsored web services stack is designed to enable tight coupling. While this is necessary in many cases, many of the most interesting applications can indeed remain loosely coupled, and even fragile. The Web 2.0 mindset is very different from the traditional IT mindset!
Think syndication, not coordination. Simple web services, like RSS and REST-based web services, are about syndicating data outwards, not controlling what happens when it gets to the other end of the connection. This idea is fundamental to the internet itself, a reflection of what is known as the end-to-end principle.
Design for "hackability" and remixability. Systems like the original web, RSS, and AJAX all have this in common: the barriers to re-use are extremely low. Much of the useful software is actually open source, but even when it isn't, there is little in the way of intellectual property protection. The web browser's "View Source" option made it possible for any user to copy any other user's web page; RSS was designed to empower the user to view the content he or she wants, when it's wanted, not at the behest of the information provider; the most successful web services are those that have been easiest to take in new directions unimagined by their creators. The phrase "some rights reserved," which was popularized by the Creative Commons to contrast with the more typical "all rights reserved," is a useful guidepost.

Innovation in Assembly

Lightweight business models are a natural concomitant of lightweight programming and lightweight connections. The Web 2.0 mindset is good at re-use. A new service like housingmaps.com was built simply by snapping together two existing services. Housingmaps.com doesn't have a business model (yet)--but for many small-scale services, Google AdSense (or perhaps Amazon associates fees, or both) provides the snap-in equivalent of a revenue model.

These examples provide an insight into another key web 2.0 principle, which we call "innovation in assembly." When commodity components are abundant, you can create value simply by assembling them in novel or effective ways. Much as the PC revolution provided many opportunities for innovation in assembly of commodity hardware, with companies like Dell making a science out of such assembly, thereby defeating companies whose business model required innovation in product development, we believe that Web 2.0 will provide opportunities for companies to beat the competition by getting better at harnessing and integrating services provided by others.

6. Software Above the Level of a Single Device

One other feature of Web 2.0 that deserves mention is the fact that it's no longer limited to the PC platform. In his parting advice to Microsoft, long time Microsoft developer Dave Stutz pointed out that "Useful software written above the level of the single device will command high margins for a long time to come."

Of course, any web application can be seen as software above the level of a single device. After all, even the simplest web application involves at least two computers: the one hosting the web server and the one hosting the browser. And as we've discussed, the development of the web as platform extends this idea to synthetic applications composed of services provided by multiple computers.

But as with many areas of Web 2.0, where the "2.0-ness" is not something new, but rather a fuller realization of the true potential of the web platform, this phrase gives us a key insight into how to design applications and services for the new platform.

To date, iTunes is the best exemplar of this principle. This application seamlessly reaches from the handheld device to a massive web back-end, with the PC acting as a local cache and control station. There have been many previous attempts to bring web content to portable devices, but the iPod/iTunes combination is one of the first such applications designed from the ground up to span multiple devices. TiVo is another good example.

iTunes and TiVo also demonstrate many of the other core principles of Web 2.0. They are not web applications per se, but they leverage the power of the web platform, making it a seamless, almost invisible part of their infrastructure. Data management is most clearly the heart of their offering. They are services, not packaged applications (although in the case of iTunes, it can be used as a packaged application, managing only the user's local data.) What's more, both TiVo and iTunes show some budding use of collective intelligence, although in each case, their experiments are at war with the IP lobby's. There's only a limited architecture of participation in iTunes, though the recent addition of podcasting changes that equation substantially.

This is one of the areas of Web 2.0 where we expect to see some of the greatest change, as more and more devices are connected to the new platform. What applications become possible when our phones and our cars are not consuming data but reporting it? Real time traffic monitoring, flash mobs, and citizen journalism are only a few of the early warning signs of the capabilities of the new platform.

taken from http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/oreilly/tim/news/2005/09/30/what-is-web-20.html?page=4

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7. Rich User Experiences

As early as Pei Wei's Viola browser in 1992, the web was being used to deliver "applets" and other kinds of active content within the web browser. Java's introduction in 1995 was framed around the delivery of such applets. JavaScript and then DHTML were introduced as lightweight ways to provide client side programmability and richer user experiences. Several years ago, Macromedia coined the term "Rich Internet Applications" (which has also been picked up by open source Flash competitor Laszlo Systems) to highlight the capabilities of Flash to deliver not just multimedia content but also GUI-style application experiences.

However, the potential of the web to deliver full scale applications didn't hit the mainstream till Google introduced Gmail, quickly followed by Google Maps, web based applications with rich user interfaces and PC-equivalent interactivity. The collection of technologies used by Google was christened AJAX, in a seminal essay by Jesse James Garrett of web design firm Adaptive Path. He wrote:

"Ajax isn't a technology. It's really several technologies, each flourishing in its own right, coming together in powerful new ways. Ajax incorporates:

standards-based presentation using XHTML and CSS;
dynamic display and interaction using the Document Object Model;
data interchange and manipulation using XML and XSLT;
asynchronous data retrieval using XMLHttpRequest;
and JavaScript binding everything together."

Web 2.0 Design Patterns

In his book, A Pattern Language, Christopher Alexander prescribes a format for the concise description of the solution to architectural problems. He writes: "Each pattern describes a problem that occurs over and over again in our environment, and then describes the core of the solution to that problem, in such a way that you can use this solution a million times over, without ever doing it the same way twice."

The Long Tail
Small sites make up the bulk of the internet's content; narrow niches make up the bulk of internet's the possible applications. Therefore: Leverage customer-self service and algorithmic data management to reach out to the entire web, to the edges and not just the center, to the long tail and not just the head.
Data is the Next Intel Inside
Applications are increasingly data-driven. Therefore: For competitive advantage, seek to own a unique, hard-to-recreate source of data.
Users Add Value
The key to competitive advantage in internet applications is the extent to which users add their own data to that which you provide. Therefore: Don't restrict your "architecture of participation" to software development. Involve your users both implicitly and explicitly in adding value to your application.
Network Effects by Default
Only a small percentage of users will go to the trouble of adding value to your application. Therefore: Set inclusive defaults for aggregating user data as a side-effect of their use of the application.
Some Rights Reserved. Intellectual property protection limits re-use and prevents experimentation. Therefore: When benefits come from collective adoption, not private restriction, make sure that barriers to adoption are low. Follow existing standards, and use licenses with as few restrictions as possible. Design for "hackability" and "remixability."
The Perpetual Beta
When devices and programs are connected to the internet, applications are no longer software artifacts, they are ongoing services. Therefore: Don't package up new features into monolithic releases, but instead add them on a regular basis as part of the normal user experience. Engage your users as real-time testers, and instrument the service so that you know how people use the new features.
Cooperate, Don't Control
Web 2.0 applications are built of a network of cooperating data services. Therefore: Offer web services interfaces and content syndication, and re-use the data services of others. Support lightweight programming models that allow for loosely-coupled systems.
Software Above the Level of a Single Device
The PC is no longer the only access device for internet applications, and applications that are limited to a single device are less valuable than those that are connected. Therefore: Design your application from the get-go to integrate services across handheld devices, PCs, and internet servers.

AJAX is also a key component of Web 2.0 applications such as Flickr, now part of Yahoo!, 37signals' applications basecamp and backpack, as well as other Google applications such as Gmail and Orkut. We're entering an unprecedented period of user interface innovation, as web developers are finally able to build web applications as rich as local PC-based applications.

Interestingly, many of the capabilities now being explored have been around for many years. In the late '90s, both Microsoft and Netscape had a vision of the kind of capabilities that are now finally being realized, but their battle over the standards to be used made cross-browser applications difficult. It was only when Microsoft definitively won the browser wars, and there was a single de-facto browser standard to write to, that this kind of application became possible. And while Firefox has reintroduced competition to the browser market, at least so far we haven't seen the destructive competition over web standards that held back progress in the '90s.

We expect to see many new web applications over the next few years, both truly novel applications, and rich web reimplementations of PC applications. Every platform change to date has also created opportunities for a leadership change in the dominant applications of the previous platform.

Gmail has already provided some interesting innovations in email, combining the strengths of the web (accessible from anywhere, deep database competencies, searchability) with user interfaces that approach PC interfaces in usability. Meanwhile, other mail clients on the PC platform are nibbling away at the problem from the other end, adding IM and presence capabilities. How far are we from an integrated communications client combining the best of email, IM, and the cell phone, using VoIP to add voice capabilities to the rich capabilities of web applications? The race is on.

It's easy to see how Web 2.0 will also remake the address book. A Web 2.0-style address book would treat the local address book on the PC or phone merely as a cache of the contacts you've explicitly asked the system to remember. Meanwhile, a web-based synchronization agent, Gmail-style, would remember every message sent or received, every email address and every phone number used, and build social networking heuristics to decide which ones to offer up as alternatives when an answer wasn't found in the local cache. Lacking an answer there, the system would query the broader social network.

A Web 2.0 word processor would support wiki-style collaborative editing, not just standalone documents. But it would also support the rich formatting we've come to expect in PC-based word processors. Writely is a good example of such an application, although it hasn't yet gained wide traction.

Nor will the Web 2.0 revolution be limited to PC applications. Salesforce.com demonstrates how the web can be used to deliver software as a service, in enterprise scale applications such as CRM.

The competitive opportunity for new entrants is to fully embrace the potential of Web 2.0. Companies that succeed will create applications that learn from their users, using an architecture of participation to build a commanding advantage not just in the software interface, but in the richness of the shared data.

Core Competencies of Web 2.0 Companies

In exploring the seven principles above, we've highlighted some of the principal features of Web 2.0. Each of the examples we've explored demonstrates one or more of those key principles, but may miss others. Let's close, therefore, by summarizing what we believe to be the core competencies of Web 2.0 companies:

Services, not packaged software, with cost-effective scalability
Control over unique, hard-to-recreate data sources that get richer as more people use them
Trusting users as co-developers
Harnessing collective intelligence
Leveraging the long tail through customer self-service
Software above the level of a single device
Lightweight user interfaces, development models, AND business models

The next time a company claims that it's "Web 2.0," test their features against the list above. The more points they score, the more they are worthy of the name. Remember, though, that excellence in one area may be more telling than some small steps in all seven.

Tim O'Reilly
O’Reilly Media, Inc., tim@oreilly.com
President and CEO

taken from http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/oreilly/tim/news/2005/09/30/what-is-web-20.html?page=5

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Google, with the cooperation of prestigious libraries, has been digitizing books to make them findable. The practice excites futurists but angers some publishers. Of necessity, digitization creates virtual copies. The publishers claim that such duplication violates copyright, even if the book’s content is hidden from the public. The New York Public Library, one of Google’s partners in the project, recently hosted a public debate on the subject.

It was while attending that debate that my discomfort with the hype surrounding an emerging genre of web development turned into a full-blown hate-on.

The big room was packed. There were more ticket holders than chairs. Yet the seat in front of me remained empty. Each time a hopeful standee approached the empty chair—and this happened every few nanoseconds—the poor schmoe seated next to it had to apologetically explain, “Sorry, the seat is occupied.”

It soon became clear that the kindly schmoe was reserving the seat, not for a friend or colleague, but for a stranger who had imposed that duty on him. While the kindly fellow defended the other man’s throne against a steady stream of resentful ticket holders, the stranger was off somewhere knocking back the library’s free champagne. I wondered what kind of jackass would ask someone he didn’t know to save his seat for thirty minutes at an oversold event. When he finally arrived, I found out.

A taste of ass

“Were you at the Web 2.0 conference?” the arriving man asked, by way of thanking the other for saving his place. The kindly schmoe signified in the negative. This was all the encouragement our man needed to launch into an adjective-rich and fact-poor monologue that was loud enough for half the room to hear.

It soon appeared that “Web 2.0” was not only bigger than the Apocalypse but also more profitable. Profitable, that is, for investors like the speaker. Yet the new gold rush must not be confused with the dot-com bubble of the 1990s:

“Web 1.0 was not disruptive. You understand? Web 2.0 is totally disruptive. You know what XML is? You’ve heard about well-formedness? Okay. So anyway—”

And on it ran, like a dentist’s drill in the Gulag.

At first I tolerated the pain by mentally modifying the famous scene from Annie Hall:

HIM: “I teach a venture capitalist workshop, so I think my insights into XML have a great deal of validity.”

ME: “Oh, really? Because I happen to have Mr. Bray right here.”

Later I gnawed my knuckles. At some point, in a kind of fever, I may have moaned. Blessedly, at last the lights dimmed and the night’s real speakers redeemed the evening.

But the ass whose braying I’d endured left a bad taste.

Less noise, more signal

Let us now define and disclaim.

The jerk at the library event was in love with his own noise, and the problem with noise is that it interferes with signals. What is the signal? What, if anything, does “Web 2.0” mean? What is the good thing that the hype risks obscuring?

Well, there are several good things, it seems to me.

Some small teams of sharp people—people who once, perhaps, worked for those with dimmer visions—are now following their own muses and designing smart web applications. Products like Flickr and Basecamp are fun and well-made and easy to use.

That may not sound like much. But ours is a medium in which, more often than not, big teams have slowly and expensively labored to produce overly complex web applications whose usability was near nil on behalf of clients with at best vague goals. The realization that small, self-directed teams powered by Pareto’s Principle can quickly create sleeker stuff that works better is not merely bracing but dynamic. As 100 garage bands sprang from every Velvet Underground record sold, so the realization that one small team can make good prompts 100 others to try.

The best and most famous of these new web products (i.e. the two I just mentioned) foster community and collaboration, offering new or improved modes of personal and business interaction. By virtue of their virtues, they own their categories, which is good for the creators, because they get paid.

It is also good for our industry, because the prospect of wealth inspires smart developers who once passively took orders to start thinking about usability and design, and to try to solve problems in a niche they can own. In so doing, some of them may create jobs and wealth. And even where the payday is smaller, these developers can raise the design and usability bar. This is good for everyone. If consumers can choose better applications that cost less or are free, then the web works better, and clients are more likely to request good (usable, well-designed) work instead of the usual schlock.

Of this they spin

In addition to favoring simpler solutions built by leaner teams, the stuff labeled “Web 2.0” tends to have technological commonalities.

On the back end, it is most often powered by open source technologies like PHP or (especially) Ruby on Rails.

On the front end, it is mainly built with web standards—CSS for layout, XML for data, XHTML for markup, JavaScript and the DOM for behavior—with a little Microsoft stuff thrown in.

When web standards with a little Microsoft stuff thrown in are used to create pages that can interact with the server without refreshing, the result is web apps that feel peppy and, dare we say it, Flash-like. In a white paper that actually got read, writer/consultant Jesse James Garrett named what I’ve just described. He called it AJAX, and the acronym not only took, it helped interactivity powered by these technologies gain traction in the marketplace.

Here is where the spinners bedazzle the easily confused. Consider this scenario:

Steven, a young web wiz, has just celebrated his bar mitzvah. He received a dozen gifts and must write a dozen thank-you notes. Being webbish, he creates an on-line “Thank-You Note Generator.” Steven shows the site to his friends, who show it to their friends, and soon the site is getting traffic from recipients of all sorts of gifts, not just bar mitzvah stuff.

If Steven created the site with CGI and Perl and used tables for layout, this is the story of a boy who made a website for his own amusement, perhaps gaining social points in the process. He might even contribute to a SXSW Interactive panel.

But if Steven used AJAX and Ruby on Rails, Yahoo will pay millions and Tim O’Reilly will beg him to keynote.

Who weeps for AJAX?

We pause but a moment to consider two AJAX-related headaches.

The first afflicts people who make websites. Wireframing AJAX is a bitch. The best our agency has come up with is the Chuck Jones approach: draw the key frames. Chuck Jones had an advantage: he knew what Bugs Bunny was going to do. We have to determine all the things a user might do, and wireframe the blessed moments of each possibility.

The second problem affects all who use an AJAX-powered site. If web signifiers and conventions are still in their infancy, then AJAX-related signifiers and conventions are in utero. I am still discovering features of Flickr. Not new features—old ones. You find some by clicking in empty white space. This is like reading the news by pouring ACME Invisible Ink Detector on all pieces of paper that cross your path until you find one that has words on it.

I am not knocking Flickr. I love Flickr. I wish I were as gifted as the people who created it. I’m merely pointing out complex design problems that will not be solved overnight or by a single group. In Ma.gnolia, which is now in beta, we used small icons to indicate that additional actions could be taken and to hint at what those actions might be. We succeeded to the extent that 16px by 16px drawings can communicate such concepts as “you may edit these words by clicking on them.”

These problems and others will be solved, most likely by someone reading this page. One points to these issues mainly to dent a swelling of unthinking euphoria. We have been down this road before.

Bubble, bubble

When I started designing websites, if the guy on the plane next to me asked what I did, I had to say something like “digital marketing” if I wanted to avoid the uncomprehending stare.

A few years later, if I told the passenger beside me I was a web designer, he or she would regard me with a reverence typically reserved for Stanley-Cup-winning Nobel Laureate rock stars.

Then the bubble burst, and the same answer to the same question provoked looks of pity and barely concealed disgust. I remember meeting a high-rolling entrepreneur in the early 2000s who asked what I did. I should have told him I hung around playgrounds, stealing children’s lunch money. He would have had more respect for that answer.

I hated the bubble. I hated it when Vanity Fair or New York Magazine treated web agency founders like celebrities. I hated that mainstream media and the society it informs either ignored the web or mistook it for a high-stakes electronic version of the fashion industry.

When the bubble burst, these same geniuses decided the web was of no interest at all. Funny, to me it was more interesting than ever. To me it was people and organizations publishing content that might not otherwise have seen light. It was small businesses with realistic goals delivering value and growing. It was traditional publishers finding their way into a new digital medium, helped by folks like you and me. It was new ways of talking and sharing and loving and selling and healing and being. Hardly dull.

Eventually the uninformed stopped seeing a wasteland and started seeing bloggers, by which they meant only those bloggers who wrote about politics, most often from the extreme left or right. The web was “back” even though it had never left. (Of course, the fifth time you hear Wolf Blitzer say “blogger” or ask, “what do the bloggers have to tell us about these still-unfolding events?” the joke is stale and you wish those who don’t get the web would go back to ignoring it.)

But nothing, not even the rants of political bloggers, was as exciting as the scent of money. As the first properly valued “Web 2.0” properties began to find buyers, a frenzy like the old one popped hideously back to life. Yahoo spent how much? Google bought what? Here was real blood in the water.

But how to persuade the other sharks in the tank that this blood feast was different from the previous boom-and-bust? Easy: Dismiss everything that came before as “Web 1.0.”

It’s only castles burning

To you who are toiling over an AJAX- and Ruby-powered social software product, good luck, God bless, and have fun. Remember that 20 other people are working on the same idea. So keep it simple, and ship it before they do, and maintain your sense of humor whether you get rich or go broke. Especially if you get rich. Nothing is more unsightly than a solemn multi-millionaire.

To you who feel like failures because you spent last year honing your web skills and serving clients, or running a business, or perhaps publishing content, you are special and lovely, so hold that pretty head high, and never let them see the tears.

As for me, I’m cutting out the middleman and jumping right to Web 3.0. Why wait?

taken from http://www.alistapart.com/articles/web3point0

Five ways to profit from social bookmarking

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Webmasters can benefit from the growing traffic of social bookmarking websites.

By David Leonhardt

Social bookmarking is a phenomenon that has caught on like wildfire, yet there are still many website owners who have no idea what it is, let alone how you can use it to increase your website leads, sales, subscribers and even your repeat visitors. Get ready to ride the next wave of Internet marketing.

Everyone knows that a bookmark is a piece of paper that marks a page so you can find it easily again. Most people know that a computer bookmark is a link on your computer that marks a web page so you can find it easily again.

A social bookmark is a link that marks a web page so you can find it easily again, but also so you can share it with others (that's why it's called "social", usually by posting it to one of several dozen social-bookmarking websites.

Social bookmarking is all the rage these days, with websites like Del.icio.us and Digg and Dzone and Reddit and Furl and, well dozens if not hundreds of others commanding a presence among the top traffic generators on the Internet. People like to bookmark their "finds" and they like to show off their "finds" to others. Hence bookmarking, hence social bookmarking.

Webmasters hoping to capture the attention of today's Internet user should heed the signs and recognize the phenomenal opportunity presented by social bookmarking. In a follow-up article, I will explain the "how-to"s, but here are five types of marketing advantages ofsocial bookmarking.

REPEAT VISITORS: Considering that many people do not buy/register/contact/take action on their first visit to your website, repeat visitors are a necessity (not to mention laser-targeted prospects!) You can get more repeat visitors to your website if they can find your website again. That means getting them to bookmark your website, either on their computer or on the social bookmarking site of their choice. The more bookmarking options you offer, the more visitors are likely to return. The easier you make it for them to bookmark your site, the more of them will. However, you really must have quality content, or nobody will want to bookmark your page.

VIRAL BOOKMARKING: When somebody bookmarks your website on their own computer, they share it with, well, themselves. It's a private thing. But when they bookmark a web page on a social bookmarking, it's more "social". Other people will see it. Other people might share it. Other people might even bookmark it. Websites like Del.icio.us, Ma.gnolia and SpicyPage are ideal for this. In fact, many of the biggest users of a social bookmark website are often users of several. However, you really must have quality content, or nobody will care that somebody else has bookmarked your page.

VIRAL LINKING: When somebody sees your link at a social bookmarking website, they might bookmark it...or they might add it to their own blog or portal or fan site. Suddenly one person's bookmark becomes several links to your website, presumably from reasonably well-targeted sources of traffic. However, you really must have quality content, or nobody will want to blog somebody else's bookmark.

SEO-FRIENDLY LINKS: Many of the social bookmarking websites offer no direct SEO value. The links might feature the NoFollow attribute. Or the mea robots tag might be set to NoFollow. Or your bookmarks might not show on unique URLs. Os the links might use a redirect script that search engine spiders don't follow. But there are some social bookmarking websites that offer SEO-friendly links.

SEO-FRIENDLY LINKS ELSEWHERE: Even if a link from a social bookmarking website is not SEO-friendly, don't underestimate its SEO potential. There is a whole industry growing just to game Digg and Del.icio.us, knowing that if a website's bookmark can stick on the home page for an hour or two, it will mean dozens or even hundreds of inbound links from reasonably relevant blogs and portals and fan sites. And this is natural linking, the kind that search engines love! However, you really must have quality content, or whose going to post a link to your website just because they found it bookmarked?

ABOUT THE WRITER:

David Leonhardt is an effective SEO writer and SEM consultant. Read the David Leonhardt SEO marketing blog, specifically the social bookmarking blog post that inspired this article.

How Search Engines Connect Sellers and Buyers

2008-04-14T13:42:00.000-07:00

By David Leonhardt

Maggie knows how to find what she wants. She lets her fingers do the walking - not in the Yellow Pages, but at Google.com. She wants to learn about bread baking, and you have just written Bread Baking Made Simple, and you sell some great baking tools. The good news is the Google and other search engines exist for one simple reason: to help Maggie find your website.

Google will show Maggie 534,000 resources on "bread baking". Unless she fails to find what she wants on the first page, or top 10 results, she will never find your website listed 124th in the results. (Actually, if she does not find what she wants in the top twenty or thirty results, she is likely to refine her search to "easy bread baking" or "home bread baking").

How do you get into the top 10 results so Maggie can find your website? You might have heard a lot about "search engine optimization" and "ranking analysis" and "algorithms". It all sounds very complex, but it really works on a simple 1 - 2 - 3 principle.

A search engine will show Maggie only resources (websites) it has on record. So make sure to submit your site to the key search engines and directories. You do not need to hire somebody who will charge you big dollars to do this. Nor should you fall for any of the auto-submit software or services. This should be done by hand, and anybody can do it. You can do it yourself.
The search engine will rank highest those websites it feels are most "important". This means you have to show that your website is most important. There are a few simple things you can do. First, make sure you have content. Text content equals importance on the Internet. Links, both coming in and going out, are key. Connectivity equals importance on the Internet. Get listed in the major directories (DMOZ.com, Yahoo.com, Zeal.com, JoeAnt.com, etc.), as this also is a measure of importance.
The search engine will show Maggie the most "relevant" high-ranking resources. Google might rank http://TheHappyGuy.com relatively very high, but it is totally irrelevant to a search for bread baking. How does a search engine know which websites are most relevant for Maggie's search? By the number of times "bread baking" shows up in text on your web page. By the variety of ways it shows up on your page. By number web pages you link to and that link to you with the words "bread baking" included.

Are you ready to roll? Possibly. Some of this you can easily do yourself. But there are three places that are worth spending money to help all the Maggies out there find your website and your book.

The first is choosing the right keywords. It might look simple, but "bread baking" might not even be the best keyword phrase to focus on. It might be "easy bread baking" or "home bread baking". The most searched terms might not be the best, nor the term with the least competition.

The second is to prepare a link strategy. The "link exchange" pages that are getting more popular each day are also becoming less effective each day. Here are just a few of the linking factors that will affect whether Maggie discovers your book:

The total number of incoming and outgoing links
The importance of the sites you link to and from
The relevancy of the sites you link to and from
Which pages on their sites and on yours are being linked
What you include in the incoming and outgoing links
Where on the page the links are placed
How many links are on those pages
How many pages are linked to or have outgoing links
The ratio of links to content on the pages involved

You can implement the strategy yourself, but it is worth hiring somebody to put it together for you. Ask the person what factors she would consider when building a strategy for you. If she does not mention several of the above, your money is better spent elsewhere.

The third place to invest is to have somebody knowledgeable review your html code. Chances are that you have missed numerous opportunities to let the search engines know your website is relevant, and possibly some opportunities to show it is important.

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Malaysia kini news 14 april 2008

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Pakatan tells members to toe the line

Apr 14, 08 7:58pm

Pakatan Rakyat has ordered its members to stop airing views that are contradictory to those agreed by the opposition coalition.

I'm ready to face royal commission: Dr M

Apr 14, 08 5:53pm

Mahathir vs Param: In the latest tit-for-tat feud between the two, the ex-PM said he was ready to face a royal commission of inquiry over allegations of abuse of power.

PM: I'll contest in Umno polls, succession can wait

Apr 14, 08 5:32pm

updated 8.50pm Apparently he is in no mood to quit - he will hand over power only when the time is right and this will be sometime after Umno polls in December.

Q&A: 'I know I'm doing the right thing'

Beh Lih Yi | Apr 14, 08 5:12pm

In the first of a three-part interview, MCA president Ong Ka Ting takes on allegations ranging from having engineered the dramatic downfall of Dr Chua Soi Lek to the presence of a spy group in the party.

Ka Ting: I didn't plot Chua's downfall

Beh Lih Yi & Francis Paul | Apr 14, 08 5:03pm

exclusive For the first time, the MCA chief categorically denies allegations that he had orchestrated the sex-tape scandal involving ex-leader Dr Chua Soi Lek.

Rais Yatim backs succession plan

Apr 14, 08 5:02pm

'I feel if the succession plan is announced, then the grassroot leaders would know the time frame, and that is good to stabilise the party.' he said.

MCA disappointed with crown prince's remarks

Apr 14, 08 4:23pm

The party said Tengku Faris’ remarks that non-Malays should not seek equality could destroy unity and harmony in this country.

M'sia no longer top palm oil producer

Apr 14, 08 4:16pm

updated 5.05pm Indonesia has already overtaken us in terms of production, says plantation minister Peter Chin.

Umno rep behind pig farm project

Chan Kok Leong | Apr 14, 08 3:06pm

Tanjung Sepat assemblyperson Dr Karim Mansor reveals that he was among the original initiators of the project in 2002.

Islamic banking needs regulator support: Moody's

Apr 14, 08 3:06pm

Apart from Malaysia, the growth of Islamic banking has been 'somewhat patchy' in the region, says the ratings agency.

MIC: Form strong integration plan to fortify BN

Apr 14, 08 2:16pm

Embattled MIC president S Samy Vellu says the time has come for the ruling Barisan Nasional coalition to build a truly united nation through a robust integration programme.

Headlines online: April 14

Apr 14, 08 1:50pm

Major dailies highlighted the PM's meeting with all BN elected reps today. Among the top news is the police warning not to attend the ‘illegal Black 14' gathering tonight.

Khir tells PM to spell out exit plan

Apr 14, 08 1:22pm

The former Selangor MB also wants the quota system for the party polls be dropped.

20,000 defy police to celebrate Anwar's ban expiry

Apr 14, 08 12:48pm

updated 11.55pm About 20,000 people defied a police ban to attend a gathering in Kampung Baru to celebrate Anwar Ibrahim's 'political liberation'.

Kok: Utusan turned pig issue ugly

Soon Li Tsin | Apr 14, 08 12:39pm

The Selangor exco is seeing red with the Malay daily for taking her coments out of context and making it 'ugly and distasteful'.

MCA must face the inconvenient truth (Pt 2)

Foong Wai Fong | Apr 14, 08 12:02pm

analysis The MCA is seen as falling short in providing education, services and security, despite being a key partner in government.

'Are we still afraid of the Old Tiger?'

Apr 14, 08 11:59am

free It is time the government set up a commission of inquiry on the abuse of power during the time when Dr M was the PM of Malaysia.

On eve of political liberation, Anwar is in a forgiving mood

Terence Netto | Apr 14, 08 11:59am

‘As for those who have vilified me and sullied my name and my honour with their boundless hate and envy … this much I can offer them: to err is human, to forgive divine…,” Anwar quoting Indonesia’s Hamka.

Stay out of politics, civil servants told

Apr 14, 08 10:41am

updated 11.30am Prime Minister Abdullah reminded the civil servants to concentrate on their job and leave political issues to politicians.

Can Khairy reinvent himself?

Ong Kian Ming and Oon Yeoh | Apr 14, 08 10:36am

analysis Is he Anakin Skywalker or Darth Vader? Can Khairy Jamaluddin reinvent himself and break away from the ultra image he worked so hard to acquire?

SEO Case Study

2008-04-14T13:39:00.000-07:00

SEO Case Stusy

On-page SEO or Off-page SEO?

Your Search Engine Ranking By David Leonhardt

There is a raging debate over the relative importance of on-page search engine optimization and off-page optimization. This case study that offers presents some intriguing findings.

When I began working for the client, Dotcom-Monitor Web Site Monitoring, its site was bouncing between #8 and #10 at Google for "web site monitoring", the most competitive search term in the sector. They wanted to get closer to the top. As I write, the site sits comfortably in the #3 spot. And the #4 spot, too!

But the client decided then to hire me for a second job. To get them equally high in Google rankings for "website monitoring". Note the distinction between the two terms.

All pages on the site were optimized for the term "web site monitoring". Nowhere on the site did the word "website" appear. So I was really just going through the motions to see where the site ranked for "website monitoring". Much to my surprise, it already ranked #231.

The off-page SEO crowd will say that it is because there are links pointing to the site with the term "website monitoring" in the anchor text. As far as I know, there were none. Links all used either the company name, the URL or "web site monitoring".

So there was no text on the page and no link text off-page. The only possibility was that there were inbound links from pages that had the term "website monitoring" somewhere else on the page. This clearly states the case for arranging relevant links.

The first step I took was to alter the home page. I slipped in the term "website monitoring" into a few places, including internal links and headings. I did nothing else to the site, nor anything else off-page. Within a few days, #231 was #34 ... just from a very light on-page optimization.

The next step was to build a few links. I watched the site climb to #30 a few days later. With fewer than ten links optimized for "website monitoring", we hit #16 on Google.

Adding directory listings brought the term up to #10, #9, #8... No link exchanges, no articles, just directory listings.

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The 52 Top SEO Tips - Here Are 10 of Them

2008-04-14T13:37:00.000-07:00

By David Leonhardt

From the obvious to the "Hey-I-never-thought-of-that-great-idea-before", here are 10 of the top 52 tips on how to optimize your website for its turbo-charge rocket ride up the search engine rankings.

Be bold. Use the tags around some of your keywords on each page. Do NOT use them everywhere the keyword appears. Once or twice is plenty.

Deep linking. Make sure you have links coming in to as many pages as possible. What does it tell a search engine when other web sites are linking to different pages on your site? That you obviously have lots of worthwhile content. What does it tell a search engine that all your links are coming in to the home page? That you have a shallow site of little value, or that your links were generated by automation rather than by the value of your site. Here is an example of deep linking, in this case to my personal happiness workbook.

Become a foreigner. Canada and the UK have many directories for websites of companies based in those countries. Can you get a business address in one of those countries?

Newsletters. Offer articles to ezine publishers that archive their ezines. The links stay live often for many years in their archives.

First come, first served. If you must have image links in your navigation bar, include also text links. However, make sure the text links show up first in the source code, because search engine robots will follow the first link they find to any particular page. They won't follow additional links to the same page. You can see this in action at the link to the home page on this web site monitoring page

Multiple domains. If you have several topics that could each support their own website, it might be worth having multiple domains. Why? First, search engines usually list only one page per domain for any given search, and you might warrant two. Second, directories usually accept only home pages, so you can get more directory listings this way. Why not a site dedicated to gumbo pudding pops?

Article exchanges. You've heard of link exchanges, useless as they generally are. Article exchanges are like link exchanges, only much more useful. You publish someone else's article on the history of pudding pops with a link back to their site. They publish your article on the top ten pudding pop flavors in Viet Nam, with a link back to your site. You both have content. You both get high quality links. (More on high quality links in other tips.)

Titles for links. Links can get titles, too. Not only does this help visually impaired surfers know where you are sending them, but some search engines figure this into their relevancy for a page.

Not anchor text. Don't overdo the anchor text. You don't want all your inbound links looking the same, because that looks like automation - something Google frowns upon. Use your URL sometimes, your company name other times, "Gumbo Pudding Pop" occasionally, "Get gumbo pudding pops" as well, "Gumbo-flavored pudding pops" some other times, etc.

Site map. A big site needs a site map, which should be linked to from every page on the site. This will help the search engine robots find every page with just two clicks. A small site needs a site map, too. It's called the navigation bar. See how the second navigation bar at the bottom of Last Minute Florida Villas is like a mini-site map?

There you have it: 10 of the 52 Top SEO Tips, a free tip sheet that comes with Don't Get Banned By the Search Engines:

There is a lot more to search engine optimization, and there are always more details when looking at an individual site. But these tips should help any website significantly improve its rankings.

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(not mine, just take it from internet)

Awas, doktor juga manusia

2008-04-14T13:17:00.000-07:00

Beritahulah kpd saudara mara,rakan dan sahabat handai yang berada di sekitar KLANG
atau yang berniat untuk ke Hospital TENGKU AMPUAN RAHIMAH KLANG bagi tujuan bersalin.

Di Hospital TAR bahagian ibu bersalin:
Doktor muda yang membuat pemeriksaan BE (jalan) di bahagian kemasukan wad bersalin t idak
membenarkan pesakitnya menutup kain semasa baring supaya lebih kelihatan berbogel dan
sambil menyeluk akan melihat muka pesakit (terutama yang muda mengandungkan anak sulung) dalam keadaan tersenyum.

BE yang dilakukan juga agak lama sambil 2 jari meninjau ke atas, ke bawah, ke kiri, ke kanan
seluruh bahagian di dalam alat perempuan sehinggakan ibu yang belum terasa sakit nak
bersalin terpaksa menahan daripada geli dan Nama doktor ini adalah Doktor Akbar

Di dalam ‘Labour Room’ tirai yang sepatutnya ditarik supaya pesakit tidak nampak sesama sendiri dan doktor atau nurse yang lalu- lalang kat dalam bilik itu boleh terpandang pesakit
dalam keadaan terkangkang tidak ditarik.

Isteri-isteri anda diperlakukan seperti tidak ada maruah dan tak ubah seperti pelacur
jalanan. Hospital ini juga suka melakukan pembedahan walaupun tanpa kebenaran.

Jika isteri anda terpilih sebagai ’subject’ untuk operation maka penipuan akan
dilakukan seperti dengan memasukkan ubat bius ke dalam salur air. Bila isteri anda sudah tidak sedar, apa-apa saja boleh dibuat. Anda cuma akan diberitahu ‘perlu operation’ walaupun anda tidak setuju dan tidak menandatangani apa-apa tapi operation tetap akan dalam masa 24 jam tentu isteri anda tidak mampu operation perlu kerana nanti ‘anak’ anda akan lemas’ Doktor-doktor di sini juga suka menyeluk ibu yang susah bersalin dengan tangan mereka
bagi tujuan menarik kepala bayi. Penggunaan alat- alat sepertialat besi untuk membesarkan ‘jalan’tidak digunakan kerana cerewet dan malas. Doktor yang menyeluk pula mesti yang bertugas pada hari itu, kalau 4 orang doktor maka 4 orang yang akan mencuba ‘try & error’
seperti repair enjin kereta.

Ibu yang telah dioperate dan telah sedar DIBOGELKAN kemudian DITUKARKAN baju
oleh pembantu hospital LELAKI (tidak ada pembantu perempuan ke untuk buat kerja ini atau ramai lelaki pondan kat situ atau lelaki gila seks) Hospital ini adalah Kampus Cawangan UM, sudah tentu ibu-ibu yang bersalin adalah ’subjcet’ bahan kajian untuk doktor-doktor pelatih yang
muda-muda.

Tolong forwardkan e-mail saya ini kepada semua umat Islam diMalaysia ini. Jika ingin bersalin,
cubalah pergi ke hospital swasta dan tentukan anda mendapat doktor perempuan jika boleh, jika tidak pastikan doktor lelaki yang anda dapat itu adalah seorang doktor yang amanah dan boleh
dipercayai sambil si suami boleh masuk ke mana sahaja isteri anda masuk.

Mahkota isteri hanyalah untuk suami, jangan biarkan doktor lelaki memeriksa isteri tanpa si
suami berada di sebelah. Pergi ke hospital swasta bukan sebab ‘high class’ tapi korbankan duit anda kerana ISLAM dan maruah. Duit boleh dicari tapi agama dan maruah bagaimana?

Kesimpulanku..

p.s:- Saya tak pasti kesahihan cerita ini sebab repost dari org.. tapi mmg selalu dengar kes cam ni.. kat hospital kerajaan biasanya kenapa tak bagi suami lihat isteri bersalin. sbb nak jadi kan wanita tu eksperimen. memang kepala haram doktor celaka yang buat ambil kesempatan atas wanita bersalin tak berdaya..kita kena beringat..

wanita muslim maruahnya berharga dan tidak ternilai..jika sesiapa yang ada isteri mengandung.. hati2 lah pada para doktor jahat yang celaka itu.. isteri kita bukan mainan dan isteri kita bukan bahan eksperimen..

artikel ini sgt bagus dan buat kita berhati-hati…sedih pun ada juga baca artikel ini..cumanya kesahihan itu kita kena pastikan lagi..hantar je isteri bersalin kat klinik dan hospital yang berunsur Islam mcam hospital ABIM kat Kampung Baru ke…

Choosing a meaningful Islamic name

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Choosing a meaningful Islamic name

It's always a joy when Allah blesses you with a child. Children bring happiness and joy, but also trials and great responsibilities. One of the very first duties you have toward your new child, besides physical care and love, is to give your child a name that carries honor and Islamic meaning behind it.

It is reported that the Prophet (peace be upon him) said: "On the Day of Resurrection, you will be called by your names and by your fathers' names, so give yourselves good names." (Hadith Abu Dawud)

Remember, just because a name stems from a certain language or culture, doesn't mean that it has a good Islamic meaning. Several of the companions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) changed their own Arabic names, because the meanings of their names connoted wickedness.

For example, someone named Harb ("war") had his name changed to Silm ("peace"), and one named Al-Munba'ith ("one who lies") became Al-Mudtaji' ("one who stands up," i.e. for the truth).

Maksud Nama - Nama Terlarang

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Nama-nama Dilarang dalam Islam (Panduan menamakan anak)
Abkam	Tidak celik, buta
Abiqah	Hamba yang lari dari tuannya
Afinah	Yang bodoh
Asyar	Paling jahat
Asyirah	Yang tidak bersyukur atas nikmat
Amah	Hamba suruhan perempuan
Baghiah	Yang zalim, jahat
Bahimah	Binatang
Balidah	Yang bodoh, bebal
Bakiah	Yang menangis, merengek
Baqarah	Lembu Betina
Batilah	Yang batil, tidak benar
Dabbah	Binatang
Dahriyah	Yang mempercayai alam wujud dengan sendirinya
Dahisyah	Goncang, stress
Darakah	Kedudukan yang rendah
Daniyah	Yang lemah dan hina
Dami'ah	Yang mengalir air matanya
Fasidah	Yang rosak, yang binasa
Fasiqah	Yang jahat, si fasik
Fasyilah	Gagal, kalah
Fajirah	Yang jahat, yang berdosa
Faji'ah	Kecelakaan
Ghafilah	Yang lalai, yang leka
Ghailah	Kecelakaan, bencana
Ghaibah	Hilang
Ghasibah	Perampas, perompak
Ghamitah	Yang tidak mensyukuri nikmat
Ghawiah	Yang sesat, yang mengikut hawa nafsu
Haqidah	Yang dengki
Hasidah	Yang hasad
Hazinah	Yang sedih
Huzn	Kesedihan
Khabithah	Yang jahat, yang keji
Khali'ah	Yang tidak segan silu, mengikut hawa nafsu
Khati'ah	Yang bersalah, yang berdosa
Khasirah	Yang rugi
Khamrah	Arak
Jariah	Hamba suruhan perempuan
Jafiah	Yang tidak suka berkawan
Kaibah	Yang sedih
Kafirah	Yang kafir, yang ingkar
Kamidah	Yang hiba, yang sangat berduka
Kazibah	Pendusta, pembohong
Lahab	Bara api
Laghiah	Sia-sia, tidak berfaedah
La'imah	Yang tercela
Lainah	Yang terkutuk
Lahifah	Yang sedih, menyesal dan dizalimi
Maridah	Yang menderhaka
Majinah	Yang bergurau senda tanpa perasaan malu
Majusiah	Agama menyembah api atau matahari
Munafikah	Yang munafik
Musibah	Celaka, bencana, kemalangan
Nariah	Api
Nasyizah	Yang menderhaka dan melawan suami
Najisah	Yang najis dan kotor
Qabihah	Yang buruk, hodoh
Qatilah	Pembunuh
Qasitah	Yang melampaui batasan dan menyeleweng dari kebenaran
Qazurah	Kejahatan, perzinaan
Rajimah	Yang direjam, yang dilaknat
Razi'ah	Kecelakaan, musibah
Razilah	Yang keji dan hina
Sakitah	Yang jatuh, yang hina, yang jahat
Safilah	Yang rendah dan hina
Sahiah	Yang pelupa
Sakirah	Pemabuk
Syafihah	Yang bodoh
Syaridah	Yang diusir
Syaqiyah	Yang menderita
Syarrul Bariyyah	Sejahat-jahat manusia
Syani'ah	Yang buruk
Syarisah	Yang buruk akhlak
Syatimah	Maki hamun
Syariqah	Pencuri
Talifah	Yang rosak, yang binasa
Tarbiyah	Yang papa kedana
Tarikah	Anak dara tua
Tafihah	Karut
Talihah	Yang tidak baik
Yaisah	Yang berputus asa
Yabisah	Yang kering, yang sedikit kebaikannya
Wahinah	Penakut
Waqihah	Yang kurang sopan dan malu
Wasikhah	Yang kotor
Wasyiah	Yang mengumpat, yang mengadu dombakan orang
Wahimah	Yang lemah
Wahiah	Yang lemah, yang jatuh, yang buruk
Wajilah	Penakut
Wailah	Bencana, keburukan
Waqi'ah	Pertempuran dalam peperangan, umpatan
Zalijah	Kebinasaan
Zalilah	Yang hina
Zalimah	Yang zalim
Zaniyah	Penzina, pelacur
Zufafah	Racun pembunuh

Maksud Nama - Huruf Pertama

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Pemilihan huruf pertama pada nama juga adalah penting. Berikut sebagai sedikit panduan.
A	Ramah dan murah senyuman. Mereka juga pandai menyesuaikan diri dalam pergaulan selain bijaksana dan cerdas. Kelemahannya, sangat mudah berasa hati, dan mudah mengeluarkan kata-kata pedas ketika meluahkan perasaan marah. Meskipun begitu marahnya mudah reda.
B	Selalu tenang dalam menghadapi masalah yang rumit dan membahayakan dirinya adalah ciri penampilannya. Mereka juga sangat setia dan penyabar, yang menjadikannya amat disenangi dalam pergaulan. Kelemahannya, sangat mudah tersinggung.
C	Ramah dan pandai berbicara. Ini yang menjadikannya popular di kalangan rakan-rakan. Mereka tidak bersungguh dalam bertindak dan selalu menganggap masalah yang dihadapi adalah remeh.
D	Pendiam, bercakap hanya bila perlu. Sopan, berdisiplin dan kuat bekerja. Kelebihannya itulah yang menghasilkan kejayaan dalam mencapai cita-cita. Kelemahannya adalah selalu bimbang dan sukar mempercayai orang lain.
E	Pandai dan penuh pertimbangan dalam menjalankan tanggung jawab. Sikapnya periang bila hatinya senang, tetapi suka berdiam diri apabila hatinya gundah dan boleh membuatkan hati orang lain terluka.
F	Punya pendirian yang teguh, tidak mudah goyah dan keras kepala. Mereka juga sukar memaafkan. Tidak setia dan amat berhati-hati bila berbelanja.
G	Kerap murung dan bersedih hati. Pendiriannya mudah dipengaruhi. Tekun belajar ketika rakannya bermalas-malasan dan sebaliknya suka bermalas-malasan ketika rakannya sedang tekun.
H	Mudah simpati, bahasanya lemah-lembut. Tidak pernah melukai perasaan orang lain. Selalu tergesa-gesa dalam melakukan pekerjaan, suka berkhayal dan bercita-cita terlalu tinggi.
I	Suka memendam perasaan dan permasalahan. Mereka juga mudah merasa curiga dan cemburu terhadap orang lain. Suka menangis.
J	Ramah dan murah senyuman. Mereka juga pandai menyesuaikan diri dalam pergaulan. Mudah merasa ragu dalam membuat keputusan dan tidak tegas.
K	Pandai berjenaka. Hari-harinya sentiasa ceria walaupun perasaannya gundah. Kelemahannya suka bercerita rahsia sendiri.
L	Ramah dan pandai bergaul dan mempunyai ramai kawan. Tidak suka bergosip dan mencampuri urusan orang lain. Amat berhati-hati bila berbelanja. Kelemahannya, tidak menepati masa.
M	Pandai dan kreatif, suka kelembutan dan jika dikongkong, mereka akan berontak. Senang dijadikan sahabat, kerana mereka tidak berkira. Kelemahannya, boros dan keras kepala.
N	Baik hati dan rapi dalam berpakaian. Mereka suka menghulurkan tangan menolong orang lain tanpa memikirkan balasan. Kelemahannya, mudah bersedih hati dan kurang percaya diri.
O	Serba boleh. Suka memendam perasaan dan permasalahan serta sukar mempercayai orang lain. Akibatnya ramai yang menggapnya sombong dan suka memilih teman.
P	Pandai berjenaka dan selalu ceria. Punya banyak idea dan sangat kretif. Sering melakukan sesuatu yang belum dilakukan orang lain. Agak pendendam dan boros.
Q	Setia dan mudah memaafkan orang lain. Suka meluangkan waktunya untuk kawan-kawan. Keras kepala, sukar diatur dan mudah emosi.
R	Pendiam dan bercakap hanya bila perlu. Tekun dengan kerja yang disukai dan bersungguh-sungguh dalam mengejar cita-cita. Suka mengkritik. Dan sukar mengawal bicara ketika marah.
S	Pandai dan tekun dalam mengejar cita-cita. Tidak suka pada orang yang suka memungkiri janji. Kelemahannya mudah tersinggung selain sukar menahan emosi. Jika sudah emosi marahnya meledak-ledak.
T	Sangat berdisiplin. Selalu mengerjakan sesuatu menurut aturan buku. Tidak suka mengelamun atau bermalas-malasan. Suka menonjolkan diri selain senang gugup, terutama bila bersalah.
U	Suka berterus-terang dan menyendiri. Naif baginya merugikan orang lain. Tidak tahan dengan kritikan dan kurang pandai menyusun kata-kata jika berbicara didepan orang ramai.
V	Tutur katanya lembut dan pemalu. Pandai meyesuiakan diri. Selain itu, mereka juga pandai menguasai orang disekitarnya dengan cerita-cerita yang memikat. Tidak suka berterus terang.
W	Ramah dan mudah simpati. Sikapnya amat menawan. Punya toleransi yang tinggi dan ringan tangan. Keras kepala dan sukar diatur, tetapi hatinya boleh dilembutkan dengan kesabaran dan kelembutan.
X	Budi pekertinya halus. Suka melakukan pekerjaan sosial. Mudah tersinggung dan tidak akan berbaik dengan mereka yang menyinggungnya.
Y	Pendiam dan tidak suka menonjolkan diri. Ramai menganggapnya sombong walaupun sebenarnya mereka adalah sahabat yang baik. Tidak berani mengemukakan pendapat.
Z	Pandai berjenaka dan menyesuaikan diri dalam pergaulan. Suka disapa terlebih dulu dan gemar menonjolkan diri.

Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan (Z)

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Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan

Adalah menjadi kewajipan bagi kedua ibu bapa untuk memberikan nama yang baik kepada anak-anaknya. Berhati-hatilah dalam memilih dan memberikan nama kepada anak-anak. Pilihlah nama yang dianjurkan oleh Islam atau sekurang-kurangnya nama yang membawa maksud yang baik.

Z
Za'amah	Kekuasaan
Za'imah	Pemimpin
Za'irah	Berkunjung
Zabarij	Perhiasan
Zada	Keberuntungan
Zafirah	Yang beruntung; yang menang
Zafrah	Kemenangan
Zahidah	Rendah hati, tidak rakus dunia
Zahira	Expression
Zahirah	Berkilau
Zahiyah	Elok
Zahra	Bunga
Zahrah	Flower, beauty, star
Zaidah	Suatu kelebihan
Zaina	Beautiful
Zainab	Daughter of the Prophet (pbuh)
Zaitun	Buah Zaitun
Zakhruf	Emas, Keindahan sesuatu
Zakiyah	Tumbuh dengan baik, Bersih
Zakiyyah	Pure
Zalfa	Kulit mutiara
Zamzam	Air Zamzam
Zanirah	Kecil dan Lembut, Tali
Zara	Princess
Zarin	Golden
Zarina	Queen
Zarinah	Nama wanita dahulu
Zaynah	Beautiful
Zeenat	Honor
Zenia	A type of a flower
Zhafirah	Yang beruntung; yang menang
Zhafrah	Kemenangan
Zhalilah	Taman yang banyak pepohonannya
Zhufairah	Yang banyak mendapatkan kemenangan
Zubaidah	Excellent
Zuhriyah	Bunga
Zuhur	Bunga-bunga
Zulaikha	Cantik
Zulal	Tawar, Air Tawar
Zulekha	Beautiful
Zulfa	Kedudukan yang dekat
Zurarah	Nama burung
Zuyyin	Dijadikan indah

Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan (Y)

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Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan

Y
Yadawiyyah	Yang pandai
Yafi'ah	Yang luhur, dihormati, usia muda, yg tinggi
Yamamah	Merpati, tujuan, nama kota di Arab
Yamnah	Arah/ sebelah kanan
Yani'ah	Matang
Yaqutah	Batu permata, batu-batuan surga
Yasirah	Mudah, sedikit
Yasmeen	jasmine flower
Yasmin	Bunga melati
Yumma	Kanan
Yumna	Kanan
Yusri	Mudah
Yusrina	Kesenangan kami
Yusriyah	Mudah

Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan (W)

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Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan

W
Wa'ishoh	Kelompok
Wa'izhoh	Pemberi nasehat
Wabilah	Tongkat
Wabishoh	Api
Wada'ah	Lemah lembut
Wadhiah	Yang bagus dan bersih
Wadi'ah	Titipan
Wadil Fatmah	Nama tempat penanaman tanaman di Arab Saudi
Wafa	Kesetiaan
Wafa'	Kesempurnaan, merpati
Wafia	Kesetiaan
Wafiyyah	Merpati, menepati, sempurna, lengkap
Wahida	Beautiful
Wahidah	Sendirian
Wajd	Waspada
Wajihah	Orang yang berkedudukan
Wardah	Bunga mawar
Washfa	Yang punya sifat tertentu
Washifah	Anak atau pelayan perempuan dibawah umur
Wasilah	Pendekatan diri kepada Allah, kedudukan dan pangkat
Wasimah	Rupawan
Wazirah	Mentri wanita
Waznah	Pencari keadilan
Wiaam	Harmonis
Widad	Kasih sayang
Wifaq	Kerukunan

Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan (U)

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Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan

U
U'jubah	Sesuatu yg mengherankan
Ubadah	Ibadah, yg menyembah
Ubaidah	Hamba
Udulah	Adil, menghukum dgn benar
Udzah	Azimat, tangkal
Udzroh	Halangan
Ufairah	Pemberani
Ulfah	Persahabatan
Umaimah	Dari kata Umumah (keibuan)
Umairah	Nama wanita dahulu
Umamah	Cucu Rasulullah SAW dari Zainab
Umayma	Little mother
Ummu Kulsum	Putri Rasulullah SAW
Umniah	Cita-cita, cita-citaku
Umniyati	Cita-cita, cita-citaku
Unaizah	Kambing betina
Urjuwanah	Pohon yang kemerah-merahan, warna merah yang indah
Urwatul Wutsqo	Buhul tali yang kuat
Uzdah	Ada unsur kelebihannya
Uzma	Terbaik

Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan (T)

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Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan

T
Ta'ibah	Yang bertaubat
Tabassum	"Smile, laughter"
Tabriz	Pengungkapan suatu kebaikan
Tadmar	Nama perempuan yang dijadikan nama kota di Jazirah Arab
Tadzkiroh	Peringatan
Taghrid	Kicauan burung, nyanyian
Tahajeeb	Culture
Tahani	Ucapan selamat, salam, sambutan
Tahira	Murni, bersih
Tahirah	Pure, chaste
Tahiyyah	Kehormatan, selamat dari bahaya, salam
Takiyah	Pious, righteous
Talibah	Seeker after knowledge
Tamamah	Pelengkap, penyempurna
Tamimah	Kuat, tangkal, jimat
Taqiyyah	Bertaqwa
Tarik	star
Tarique	Morning star
Tarub	Merry
Tasleem	"Salute, congratulations"
Thahirah	Bersih, suci
Thai'ah	Taat, patuh
Thaliqah	Lancar ( lidahnya ), fasih
Tharfa'	Menepi
Tharifah	Ucapan baru yang digemari
Thawaf	Mengelilingi Ka'bah
Thifal	Lembut, halus
Thiyah	Niat hati
Tho'ah	Taat
Tho'i'ah	Taat, patuh
Tho'ifah	Sekumpulan, yang mengelilingi
Tho'ilah	Kemampuan
Thohiroh	Bersih, suci
Tholiqoh	Lancar lidahnya, fasih
Thorfa'	Menepi
Thorifah	Ucapan baru yang digemari
Thoyyibah	Baik
Thufailah	Lembut dan halus
Thurayya	Star
Tihani	Bahagia
Tsabitah	Tangguh, lurus, pemberani
Tsamarah	Buah, buah hati, keturunan
Tsamarotulqolbi	Buah hati
Tsana	Pujian
Tsaniyah	Yang kedua
Tsaqofah	Kebudayaan
Tsarwah	Kekayaan
Tsawab	Pahala
Tsumamah	Nama wanita
Tsuraya	Nama bintang
Tuadah	Ketenangan
Tuffahati	Buah apelku
Tuhfah	Hadiah
Tuhina	Snow

Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan (S)

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Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan

S
Sa'adah	Kebahagiaan
Sa'danah	Burung merpati, kebahagiaan
Sa'diyah	Berbahagia
Saarah	Istri Nabi Ibrahim As
Sab'atuabhur	7 laut
Sabah	Morning
Sabalik	Sepotong emas, perak
Sabikah	Penambang emas, nama sahabat Nabi SAW
Sabirah	Patient
Sabreen	Kesabaran
Sabrina	Kesabaran
Sadidah	Jitu, tepat sasaran, benar
Sadika	Truthful
Safa	Clarity, purity, serenity
Safanah	Membuat kapal, angin agak keras
Safinatunnajah	Kapal penyelamat
Safiya	a Virtuous Lady
Safiyyah	Untroubled, serene, pure, best friend
Sahar	Dawn
Sahlah	Smooth, soft, fluent, flowing
Saidah	Berbahagia
Saifanah	Lenjang seperti pedang terhunus
Saihah	Good, useful
Sajidah	Bersujud
Sakeena	a friend
Sakina	Lembut, hening, tenang, ketentraman
Sakinah	God - inspired peace of mind, tranquility
Salamah	Keselamatan, sehat
Saleema	Peace, flawless, faultless, safe, healthy
Salena	Moon
Salihah	Correct, agreeable
Salima	Happy, peaceful, calm
Salimah	Aman, lengkap
Salma	Peaceful
Salsabila	Mata air di surga
Salwa	Burung puyuh
Samah	Generosity
Samar	Evening conversation
Sameeha	Generous
Sameera	Entertaining female companion
Sameh	Forgiver
Samihah	Lemah lembut, murah hati, dermawan
Samirah	Penghibur, teman ngobrol
Samiyah	Elevated, exhalted, lofty
Sana'	Kenaikan tingkat derajat
Saninah	Promosi, kenaikan tingkat
Sarah	Nama isteri Nabi Ibrahim AS
Satirah	Wanita yang menutup-nutupi aib dan dosanya
Sausan	Bunga Lili
Sawsan	Lily of the valley
Sayeeda	"Auspicious, Leader"
Sayyidah	Pemimpin
Shaba	Berkelakuan anak muda
Shabab	Youth
Shabana	Famous
Shabirah	Bersabar
Shabnam	Dew drops
Shadha	Aromatic
Shadiqah	Benar, jujur
Shadiya	Menyanyi
Shadiyah	Singer
Shadrina	Hati
Shafa'	Kejernihan
Shafiyah	Jernih
Shafiyyah	Kawan tulus ikhlas
Shagufta	Blooming
Shaheen	"Soft, gentle, tender"
Shahmina	Yang cerdik
Shahrazad	Teller of Tales of 1,001 Nights
Shaima	Baik, alami
Shakeela	"Pretty, beautiful"
Shakira	Syukur, berterimakasih
Shalehah	Baik
Shama	Lamp
Shameena	Beautiful
Sharifah	Noble
Shaza	Harum, wangi
Shazia	Harum, wangi
Shephali	a type of ?flower
Shiba	Rindu
Shiddiqah	Membenarkan, sangat jujur
Shidqiyah	Benar, jujur
Shifwah	Sahabat yang akrab
Shiyabah	Yang benar
Sho'ibah	Yang benar
Sho'ighoh	Tukang emas
Shoba	Berkelakuan anak muda
Shobah	Pagi hari
Shobiroh	Bersabar
Shofa	Bukit Sofa di Masjidilharam
Shofa'	Kejernihan
Shofhah	Pemaafan, Halaman buku
Shofiyah	Jernih
Shofiyyah	Kawan tulus ikhlas
Shofwah	Keiklasan dalam cinta
Shohwah	Kebangkitan
Shohwatul Islam	Kebangkitan Islam
Sholehah	Baik
Siham	Anak panah
Sirin	Wanita sahabat Nabi SAW
Siti	Gelaran bagi perempuan
Sofia	Menawan
Su'ad	Bahagia
Suha	Name of a star
Suhaila	Moon light
Suhailah	Mudah, Suka mengalah
Suhaimah	Keberuntungan
Suhair	Proper name
Suhayla	Smooth, soft, fluent, flowing
Suhaymah	Small arrow
Sukainah	Tenang, tentram
Sulaimah	Selamat
Sulthanah	Penguasa Wanita
Sumaiya	Proper name
Sumayyah	Kebanggaan
Sunbulah	Nama Bintang, Tangkai yang berbuah
Suraiya	Beautiful
Surfina	Suci, bersih
Sya'irah	Pandai Menyusun Syair, Perasa
Syadiyah	Pandai menyanyi, Menyamakan
Syafiqoh	Belas kasih
Syafiyah	Sembuh, sehat
Syahidah	Mati syahid
Syahira	Masyhur
Syahirah	Terkenal, Ternama
Syahrazad	Nama wanita dahulu
Syaikhoh	Gelar Kehormatan, Lanjut Usia
Syakira	Mensyukuri
Syakura	Mensyukuri
Syam'ah	Lilin
Syamimi	Keharumanku
Syamiyah	Tahi lalat pada wajah
Syamsiyah	Berdasar hitungan matahari
Syarifah	Mulia
Syauqiyah	Rindu
Syifa'	Penawar, Penyembuh
Syirin	Nama wanita dahulu
Syu'lah	Pelita, Obor
Syukriyah	Bersyukur

Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan (R)

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Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan

R
Rabab	Musik instrumen Arab
Rababah	Mega putih
Rabbiya	Angin sejuk di musim semi
Rabi'ah	Yang ke 4
Rabia	"Popular, Famous, divine"
Rabihah	Tanah yg tinggi
Radeyah	Content, satisfied
Radhiyah	Ridlo
Radhwa	A mountain in Medina
Radwa	Kesukaan, kepuasan
Rafi'ah	Derajatnya tinggi
Rafidah	Papan atap, pemberi pertolongan
Rafifah	Berakhlak baik
Rafilah	Anggun, mewah
Raghad	Nyaman, kenyamanan
Raghd	Pleasant
Rahadatul 'Aisy	Kemakmuran hidup
Rahidah	Lembut
Rahifah	Tipis
Rahimah	Merciful, compassionate
Rahmah	Kasih sayang
Raidah	Angin yg bertiup dgn lembut, pemimpin
Raihanah	Tanaman yang harum, perempuan yg luhur
Raiqah	Bening, murni
Raisha	Pemimpin Raja,
Rajihah	Mantap timbangannya
Rajiyyah	Yang diharapkan
Rakizah	Emas, perak dlm tanah
Ramizah	Orang yg terhormat
Ramlah	Tokoh sahabat wanita
Ramziyah	Isyarat
Rana	To gaze, look
Rand	Tree of good scent
Raniah	Mempesona
Raninah	Gemerincingan
Raniyah	Gazing
Rannan	Gemerincing
Raqiqah	Lembut
Raqwan	Kemajuan
Rasanah	Tempat pemberhentian
Rasha	Young gazelle
Rasheeda	Wise, mature
Rasmiyah	Secara resmi
Rasyadah	Petunjuk jalan yg lurus
Rasyidah	Mendapat petunjuk
Rasyiqah	Bentuk tubuh yg indah
Raudhah	Taman
Rawdha	Garden
Rawiyah	Transmitter of ancient Arabic poetry
Rayya	Sated with drink
Razinah	Serius dlm perilaku
Reem	Gazelle
Rida	Favored by God
Rif'at	Tinggi martabatnya
Rifa	Setuju, mufakat
Rifdah	Pemberi pertolongan
Rihab	Luas dan lebar
Riham	Hujan gerimis yang berkepanjangan
Rihana	Sweet basil
Rima	White antelope
Rizqah	Rezeki, kurniaan Allah
Robi'ah	Yang keempat
Rodhiyah	Ridho
Rofi'ah	Derajatnya tinggi
Rofidah	Papan atap, Pemberi pertolongan
Rofifah	Berahlak baik
Rofilah	Anggun, mewah Rohadatul
Rojihah	Mantap timbangannya
Rojiyyah	Yang diharapkan
Romizah	Orang yang terhormat
Roninah	Gemerincing
Roqiqoh	Lembut
Rosmiyah	Secara resmi
Rosyadah	Petunjuk jalan lurus
Rosyiqoh	Bentuk tubuh yang indah
Rozinah	Serius dalam perilaku
Rubeina	Bright
Rudainah	Yang memintal benang
Rukan	Steady, confident
Ruksana	Beautiful
Ruqayah	Kemajuan, nama putri Nabi SAW
Ruqayyah	Gentle; Daughter of the Prophet (pbuh)
Rusydah	Petunjuk jalan lurus
Ruwaidah	Berhati-hati, perlahan-lahan
Ruwaydah	Walking gently

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Q
Qa'niah	Merasa puas dan rela
Qaireen	Kebaikan
Qairina	Kebaikan
Qaisara	Permaisuri
Qaisarah	Permaisuri
Qamar	Bulan
Qamariyah	Berdasarkan bulan
Qanitah	Taat, berbakti, sholat lama berdiri
Qariah	Pembaca
Qaribah	Dekat
Qarirah	Pandangan yg sejuk
Qasamah	Keindahan dan kecantikan
Qasrina	Istana
Qatrunnada	Tetesan embun
Qiblah	Tempat sholat
Qiladah	Kalung, perhiasan
Qimah	Harga sesuatu, kadarnya
Qismah	Bagian, nasib
Qistina	Keadilan
Qisya	Hidup dalam keadaan baik. Varian dari Aisha.
Qithmir	Kulit ari
Qoidah	Pemimpin
Qomar	Bulan
Qomariah	Berdasar bulan
Qoni'ah	Merasa puas dan rela
Qonitah	Taat, Berbakti, Shalat lama berdiri
Qoriah	Pembaca
Qoribah	Dekat
Qorirah	Pandangan yang sejuk
Qosamah	Keindahan dan kecantikan
Qubilah	Concord
Qurratu'ain	Sedap dipandang mata

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Putri	Puteri

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Na'amah	Burung unta
Na'ifah	Kedudukan tinggi
Na'ila	Orang yang sukses
Na'mah	Halus, lunak
Naaila	Sesuatu yg istimewa
Naaz	Pride
Naazneen	Cantik
Nabighah	Kenamaan, besar, mulia
Nabihah	Cerdik, mulia
Nabila	Ningrat, mulia, luhur
Nabilah	Cerdik, mahir
Nabilia	Kedermawanan
Nada	Embun di pagi hari
Nadha	Embun di pagi hari
Nadhifah	Bersih
Nadhira	Yang berseri-seri
Nadia	Awal mula sesuatu, pembawa kesetiaan
Nadiah	Awal mula sesuatu, pembawa kesetiaan
Nadimah	Teman akrab
Nadira	Khusus, unik
Nadirah	Jarang
Nadiyah	Awal mula sesuatu, pembawa kesetiaan
Nadzifah	Bersih
Nafhah	Aroma yang melegakan hati
Nafi'ah	Bermanfaat
Nafilah	Ibadah tambahan
Nafisah	Yang amat berharga; berkedudukan tinggi
Naflah	Bunga matahari
Nageena	Diamond
Nahilah	Yang menyumbangkan ilmu dan adab
Nahiyah	Pelaksana larangan (pencegah), larangan
Nahiyyah	Pelaksana larangan (pencegah), larangan
Nahla	Minuman Naifah,
Nailah	Yang suka memberi
Naimah	Kenikmatan, halus, lunak
Najah	Keselamatan, Kemenangan
Najat	Safety
Najdah	Bantuan
Najeeba	Of noble birth
Najiah	Selamat
Najibah	Bernilai, mulia, utama
Najiyah	Safe
Najla	Of wide eyes
Najla'	Yang bermata elok, Yang baik keturunannya
Najmah	Bintang
Najwa	Berbisik-bisikan
Najya	Victorious
Naqiyah	Jernih
Naqiyyah	Jernih
Nashida	Student
Nashita	Energetic, full of life
Nashwa	Fragrance, perfume, that which intoxicates
Nasiha	One who gives valuable advice
Nasira	Victorious, helper
Nasmah	Angin sepai-sepoi
Nasyiah	Perkembangan
Nathifa	Clean, pure
Natrah	Happy
Naurah	Bunga
Nawad	Awal mula dari sesuatu
Nawal	Gift
Nawar	Flower
Nazahah	Purity, righteousness, honesty
Nazihah	Bersih dari noda
Nazima	Poetess
Nazirah	Like, equal, matching
Nazma	Star
Nazurah	Pemimpin Yang Disegani
Neelopher	A blue lotus flower
Ni'mah	Blessing, loan
Nibal	Arrows
Nibras	Pelita, pemberani, ujung tombak
Nida	Call
Nida'	Seruan
Nihal	Minum dari sumber air
Nikmah	Kenikmatan
Nisrin	Harum bunga mawar
Nisrina	Bunga mawar putih
Noor	Cahaya
Noorjahan	Light of the world
Nouf	Highest point on a mountain
Nud-ah	Pelangi, cahaya matahari ketika terbit atau terbenam
Nudhar	Gold
Nufah	Yang sempurna tinggi dan kecantikannya
Nuha	Intelligence
Numa	Beautiful and pleasant
Nur	Cahaya
Nur Aini	Cahaya mataku
Nurain	Cahaya mata
Nurjannah	Cahaya surga
Nurjihan	Nama tokoh perempuan
Nurul	Cahaya
Nurulain	Cahaya mata
Nusrat	Victory
Nuzhah	Rekreasi

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M
Ma'ali	Tinggi
Ma'dzanah	Menara tempat adzan sholat
Ma'ijah	Yang berombak, bergelombang
Ma'iyah	Kebersamaan
Ma'munah	Dipercaya
Mabrukah	Dapat berkah
Maghfirah	Pengampunan
Mahasin	Kebaikan, kebajikan
Mahbubah	Disenangi, dicintai
Mahdiyah	Yang mendapat hidayah
Maheem	Bulan penuh Mahfudhah,
Mahfuzhah	Terpelihara
Mahirah	Pandai, cakap
Mahjabeen	Moon like
Maimanah	Keberkahan
Maimunah	Beruntung, keberuntungan, diberkahi Allah
Maisarah	Ketenangan, nyaman, kemakmuran, kekayaan
Maisun	Berwajah dan bertubuh cantik
Maizah	Discerning
Majeeda	Glorious
Majidah	Mulia
Makarim	Kebaikan hati
Maknunah	Menutup muka karena malu
Malaeka	Bidadari
Malak	Angel
Malihah	Cantik
Malika	Pemilik
Manal	Attainment, achievement
Manar	Guiding light
Mani'ah	Mulia, kuat
Maqbulah	Diterima permintaannya
Maram	Asperation
Mardhiyah	Mendapat keridhoan Allah
Mariah	Istri Rasulullah SAW, yang indah
Mariam	Mother of Jesus (pbuh); Arabic form of Mary
Marissa	Seorang yg bersopan santun
Maritza	Diberkati
Marsya	Subur
Marwa	Berhati-hati dalam memikirkan
Marwah	Bukit Marwah di Masjidil Haram
Maryam	Mother of Jesus (pbuh); Arabic form of Mary
Mas'ouda	Happy, lucky, fortunate
Masarrah	Kesenangan
Mashumah	Bebas dari dosa
Masikah	Nama wanita sahabat nabi
Masyithoh	Yang mati syahid oleh Fir'aun
Mawaddah	Cinta kasih
Mawahib	Bakat, kemampuan, ketangkasan
Mawiyah	The essence of life
May	Old Arabic name
Mayesa	Penampilannya membanggakan
Maymunah	Auspicious, blessed
Maysun	Of beautiful face and body
Mayyadah	To walk with a proud, swinging gait
Mazaya	Istimewa
Maznah	Gemilang
Mehar	"Kindness, grace"
Meharunnisa	Kind
Mehbooba	A friend
Mu'minah	Beriman
Mu'nisah	Teman yang menyenangkan
Muazarah	Bantuan, pertolongan
Mudhiah	Menyinari
Mudrikah	Dapat memahami
Mufeeda	Useful
Mufidah	Memberi manfaat
Muhajirah	Yang berhijrah
Mukhbitah	Tunduk patuh
Mumtaz	Istimewa
Muna	Cita-cita, keinginan
Munibah	B rinabah (Taubat) pada Alloh
Munifah	Kedudukan yang tinggi - menonjol
Munira	Hiasan cahaya, penerang
Munirah	Bercahaya
Muqsithah	Yang berbuat adil
Muslimah	Beragama Islam
Mustajabah	Terkabul do'anya
Muthi'ah	Taat
Muthmainnah	Tenang, Tentram
Muznah	Berdandan bagus

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Adalah menjadi kewajipan bagi kedua ibu bapa untuk memberikan nama yang baik kepada anak-anaknya. Berhati-hatilah dalam memilih dan memberikan nama kepada anak-anak. Pilihlah nama yang dianjurkan oleh Islam atau sekurang-kurangnya nama yang membawa maksud yang baik.

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La'ali'	Permata-permata, mutiara
La'ihah	Yang lahir, nyata
La'iqoh	Patut, layak
Labibah	Sehat akal dan cerdik
Labitsah	Yang tinggal di suatu tempat
Ladzidzah	Sedap, lezat
Laela	Malam yang gelap
Lafifah	Berkumpul, bercampur
Laila	Nama orang Arab terdahulu, kerinduan, malam yg gelap
Laimun	Buah jeruk yang manis
Lam'a	Berkilau
Lama	Darkness of lips
Lamees	Soft to the touch
Latafat	Variety
Lathifah	Lemah lembut
Latifah	Gentle, kind, pleasant
Layanah	Kehalusan, kelemasan
Leena	A devoted one, tender
Lily	Sejenis bunga
Lina	Tender
Lubna	Buah kenitu
Lujmah	Bukit yang datar
Luqyana	Perjumpaan kita
Luthfiyah	Lemah lembut

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Kabiroh	Besar
Kadhimah	Yang dapat menahan diri
Kadziyah	Pohon berbunga memanjang harum baunya
Kahilah	Matanya dicelak
Kahla	Bola matanya hitam pekat, Dewasa
Kaisara	Permaisuri
Kalafah	Kecintaan
Kaleela	Sweetheart, beloved
Kalilah	Lemah
Kamila	Perfect
Kamilah	Lengkap, sempurna
Kamilia	Pepohonan yang selalu hijau
Kareema	Generous, noble
Karida	Untouched
Karimah	Mulia
Kausar	Sebuah kolam di surga
Kautsar	Kenikmatan yang banyak
Kawakib	Bintang-bintang
Kawthar	River in Paradise
Kazhimah	Dapat menahan diri
Keisha	Hidup dalam keadaan baik. Varian dari Aisha.
Keysha	Hidup dalam keadaan baik. Varian dari Aisha.
Khadeeja	First wife of the Prophet (pbuh)
Khadijah	Istri Rasulullah SAW
Khairiah	Kebaikan
Khairina	Kebaikan
Khairoh	Baik hati
Khairunnisa	Sebaik-baik wanita
Khaizuran	Ketua, pemimpin
Khaizuronah	Nama ibu Khalifah Harun Al Rasyid
Khalda'	Langgeng
Khaleeda	Abadi
Khalidah	Immortal
Khalilah	Kesayangan
Khalishah	Murni
Khansa	Nama pujangga Islam perempuan terdahulu, seorang pejuang Muslimah
Kharidah	Anak gadis
Khathibah	Ahli pidato
Khatimah	Penutup, pengakhiran
Khaulah	Sahabat wanita terkenal, rusa betina
Khayla	Cantik
Khayriyyah	Charitable, good
Khazinah	Harta yang tersimpan
Khotibah	Ahli pidato
Khotimah	Penutup, Pengakhiran
Khulaidah	Langgeng
Khulud	Immortality
Khuzaimah	Tali kendali
Kulthum	Daughter of the Prophet (pbuh)

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J
Ja'izah	Ijazah, piala
Jabiroh	Penyambung patah tulang
Jadawil	Sungai2 kecil
Jadzwah	Bara yg menyala
Jahanara	Queen of universe
Jahroh	D ngan terang/ nyata
Jalilah	Mulia, agung
Jamaliah	Kecantikanku
Jameela	Beautiful, graceful, lovely
Jamilah	Cantik
Janan	Heart, soul
Jasmin	Bunga melati
Jaudah	Indah, utama
Jauharah	Batu permata
Jauza	Nama bintang
Jauzah	Kenari
Jawhara	Mutiara
Jihan	Nama tokoh wanita, Kemegahan
Jinan	Surga-surga
Johara	Jewel
Juhainah	Taman, kebun
Juhairah	Nyaring, lantang
Jumanah	Mutiara
Junainah	Taman, kebun
Junnah	Perisai
Juwairiyah	Nama wanita, gadis kecil

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Ibadah	Ibadah, amal yg diridloi Alloh
Ibnah	Anak perempuan
Ibrisim	Sutera
Ibriz	Eams murni
Ibroh	Pengajaran
Ibtihaj	Joy
Ibtihal	Mohon kepada Allah, permohonan
Ibtisam	Senyuman
Iffah	Tahu harga diri
Iffat	Kesucian, kemurnian, kesopanan, kesederhanaan, Kehormatan diri
Iftikhar	Kehormatan, pembawa kehormatan, Kebanggaan
Iftinan	Mengagumkan, menarik perhatian
Ikbar	Mengagumkan
Ikhtiar	Upaya dan usaha pilihan
Iklil	Mahkota
Ikram	Honor, hospitality, generosity
Ilham	Intuition
Iman	Faith, belief
Imanina	Iman kami
Imarah	Pembangunan, kemakmuran
Imtinan	Anugrah Illahi
Imtithal	Polite obedience
In'aan	Pemberian kenikmatan
In'am	Kindness, benefaction, bestowal
Inan	Tali kendali
Inas	Kebaikan, keramah-tamahan, Kelembutan
Inaya	Concern; solicitude
Inayah	Perlindungan
Inayat	Kindness
Inshaf	Kesadaran
Insyirah	Kegembiraan, Kelegaan hati
Intisar	Keberhasilan, kemenangan
Intishar	Kemenangan
Irbah	Pikiran tajam, akal
Irdina	Kehormatan kami, kebajikan/keberkatan
Iris	Sejenis bunga
Irtiyah	Kesenangan
Is'aaf	Pertolongan
Is'ad	Yang membahagiakan, Beroleh taufiq
Ishmah	Terhindar dr dosa
Ishraq	Cahaya, sinar
Ismah	Terhindar dari dosa
Istiqamah	Kelurusan, ketulusan
Itidal	Keseimbangan, Seimbang
Itimad	Percaya, Kepercayaan
Izdihar	Berkilau, Perkembangan, kemajuan
Izyan	Perhiasan
Izzah	Mulia

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Habbati	Nisbah Habibah Kekasih, kesayangan
Habeeba	"a comrade, a friend"
Habibah	Beloved, sweetheart, darling
Habrah	Sukacita
Habriyah	Pintar
Hadharah	Kemajuan
Hadirah	Pandai, bijak
Hadiya	Guide to righteousness
Hadiyah	Pemberian, hadiah, pemberi petunjuk
Hadiyyah	A gift
Hafawati	Sambutanku yang hangat
Hafeeza	Protector
Hafidah	Cucu
Hafidhah	Pemelihara, penghafal
Hafiy	Yang memuliakan
Hafiya	Sangat baik
Hafiyah	Sambutan yang hangat
Hafizah	Pemelihara, penghafal
Hafni	Nisbah
Hafsa	cub
Hafsah	Nama istri Nabi
Hafsyah	Istri Rasulullah SAW
Hafthah	Preserved, protected
Hafziyah	Nisbah
Haidah	Adil, jujur
Haifa	Perempuan yg langsing
Haimanah	Penguasaan
Hajar	Nama ibu Nabi Ismail, istri Nabi Ibrahim As
Hajidah	Yang rajin sembahyang malam
Hakimah	Arif, Yang bijaksana
Haliah	Yang memakai perhiasan
Halifah	Perjanjian, persahabatan
Halilah	Wanita keluarga
Halili	Nisbah, halal
Halimah	Lemah lembut, penyantun, sabar dan berakal
Halumah	Pemaaf, penyabar
Halwa	Yang manis, menarik
Hamamah	Burung merpati
Hamani	Memberi semangat
Hamdah	Pujian
Hamdiyah	Nisbah, terpuji
Hamidah	Yang terpuji, selalu memuji Alloh, bertahmid
Hamimah	Kawan setia
Hamizah	Riang, gembira, yang bijaksana
Hammadah	Bijak memuji
Hamra	Kemerah-merahan
Hamudah	Terpuji
Hana	Kebahagiaan, rezeki tanpa kepayahan
Hanan	Kesayangan, kecintaan, rezki, berkah
Hanifah	Yang lurus, beriman, muslimah yang teguh
Hanina	Rindu
Haninah	Penyayang
Hanini	Kerinduan
Hanisah	Yang takwa
Haniyah	Kegirangan
Hannah	Kasih sayang
Hannani	Kesayanganku, kecintaanku
Hanun	Kesayangan
Hanunah	Penyayang
Hanzalah	Disegani, di hormati
Hariyah	Yang layak, yang patut
Harizah	Kubu, benteng
Hasanah	Yang baik, kebaikan
Haseena	"Pretty, beautiful"
Hashinah	Benteng yang kuat
Hasibah	Keturunan baik-baik
Hasna	Cantik
Hasnah	Yang baik
Hasya	Kesempurnaan
Hasyimah	Sopan, beradab, berakhlak
Hawa	Nama isteri Nabi Adam
Hawani	Ibu penyayang
Hawilah	Penjamin, pemelihara
Hayam	Deliriously in love
Hayani	Hidup
Hayat	Kehidupan
Hayati	Jiwa, hidup, kehidupanku
Hayfa	Lembut suaranya
Hazimah	Yang tegas, wanita yang sangat teliti
Haziqah	Yang cerdik, pandai
Hazirah	Pilihan yang terbaik
Haziyah	Suka orang lain, yang di puji, yang disayangi
Hazwani	Pemberianku
Heena	Mehindi
Hessa	Destiny
Hibah	Gift
Hibriyah	Kecantikan, keindahan
Hidanah	Damai, tenang
Hidayah	Petunjuk Allah
Hidayati	Petunjuk Allah
Hidni	Subur
Hijanah	Keturunan yang mulia
Hilalah	Bulan sabit
Hilmiyah	Lembut, sopan
Himanah	Memberi semangat
Himayah	Terpelihara, terjaga
Hind	Proper name
Hindun	Kerinduan asmara, sahabat wanita
Hisanah	Cantik
Hubwah	Pemberian
Huda	Petunjuk kepada kebenaran
Hudiya	Diberi petunjuk
Hudna	Kembali ke pangkal jln, bertaubat
Hudnati	Damai
Hulwah	Manis
Huma	Bird who brings joy
Humaira	Berpipi merah
Huraiyah	Bidadari
Huriya	Peri, bidadari
Huriyah	Bermata elok, Pengikut setia
Huriyyah	Angel
Husn	Beauty
Husna	Beautiful
Husniah	Indah
Husniyah	Beautiful
Husnul Khotimah	Kesudahan yang baik

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Ghada	Gadis Muda
Ghadah	Beautiful
Ghadat	Lembut, halus
Ghaida	Berawan
Ghaisani	Cantik dan muda
Ghaliah	Yang mahal, berharga
Ghalibah	Menang
Ghaliyah	Fragrant
Ghaliyati	Yang mahal
Ghamirah	Yang mengembara
Ghaniah	Yang cantik
Ghanimah	Yang menang, penghasilan (kasab)
Ghaniyah	Pretty girl, beautiful woman, beauty
Ghassani	Cantik
Ghauthiah	Pertolongan
Ghayda	Young and delicate
Ghazala	Deer
Ghazalah	Matahari terbit
Ghaziah	Pejuang
Ghazlina	Tenunan
Ghazwani	Kepahlawanan
Ghibthoh	Baik keadaannya
Ghina	Kekayaan
Ghisyawah	Tutupan, akhir
Ghobiroh	Yang lalu
Ghodah	Yang lemah gemulai
Ghodir	Sungai, sumur yg bermulut lebar
Ghodziyah	Menyenangkan
Ghoniyyah	Kaya
Ghufrani	Keampunan
Ghundurah	Bahagia, muda
Ghunwah	Nyanyian
Ghurrah	Putih berseri
Ghusni	Ranting
Ghusun	Branches of a tree
Gul	Flower
Gulnar	Bunga ( Persian)

Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan (F)

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Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan (F)

F
Fa'idah	Untung, laba
Fa'idh	Melimpah, mengalir Faidah,
Fa'iqoh	Mengungguli
Faadhilah	Yang Mulia
Fadhilah	Kemuliaan, kelebihan, keutamaan
Fadhlah	Mulia
Fadiah	Pembela
Fadilah	Virtuous, outstanding, superior, cultured and refined
Fadiyah	Menyelamatkan, tebusan
Fadwa	Name derived from self - sacrifice
Fadwah	Penyelamat, pengorbanan suci, penebus
Faeezah	Pemimpin
Faghira	Bunga melur
Fahima	Yang memahami
Fahimah	Yang bijak, memahami
Fahmidah	Cerdik, bijak
Faihanah	Harum, wangi
Faiqa	Terkenal, terkemuka, bangun
Faiqah	Paling baik
Faiqihah	Pandai, pintar Faiqoh,
Fairuz	Batu permata yang berwarna biru agak kehijau-hijauan
Faiza	Gain
Faizah	Menang, sukses
Faizia	Successful
Fajriyah	Cahaya terang
Fakhira	Agung, termasyur
Fakhirah	Kebanggaan
Fakhrani	Nisbah
Fakhriah	Kemegahan
Fakhriyah	Kebanggaan
Falak	Star
Falilah	Yang beruntung
Faqihah	Cerdik
Farah	Joy
Farha	Bahagia
Farhah	Kegirangan
Farhana	Riang gembira, senang
Farhanah	Riang gembira, bergembira, senang
Fari'ah	Tinggi, mulia
Faridah	Unique, matchless, precious pearl or gem
Fariha	(Dia) merasa gembira
Farihah	Happy, joyful, cheerful, glad
Farisah	Pengemudi mahir
Farizah	Jelas
Farwizah	Menang, berjaya
Farzana	Bijak, pandai
Farzanah	Petunjuk agung
Fashahah	Fasih berbicara
Fasihah	Fasih bercakap
Fatanah	Kebijaksanaan
Fataniah	Bijak
Fathiah	Pembukaan, kemenangan
Fatihah	Pembuka
Fatima	Name of phophet Mohammad's (p.b.u.h.) daughter
Fatimah	Accustom; Daughter of the Prophet (pbuh)
Fatin	Captivating, alluring, enchanting
Fatinah	Bijaksana, mengagumkan, menarik perhatian
Fatini	Bijaksana
Fatnin	Bijak
Fatnun	Bijak
Fatunah	Bijak
Faudah	Buah hati
Fauzah	Berjaya,berhasil
Fauziah	Cerdas
Fauziyah	Kemenangan
Fawziyyah	Successful, victorious
Fazia	Successful, victorious
Fellah	Arabian jasmine
Fikriyah	Bijak, pandai, pemikiran
Filzah	Belahan jiwa
Firdaus	Nama surga tertinggi
Firdaws	Highest garden in Paradise
Firjani	Hilang duka
Firuz	Yang indah
Firyal	Nama Putri kerajaan Mesir
Firzanah	Pintar, bijak
Fitriyah	Fitrah kemanusiaan
Fityah	Orang muda
Fityati	Orang muda

Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan (E)

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Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan (E)

E
Eryna	Beautiful

Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan (D)

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Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan (D)

D
Da'amah	Tiang, Pilar
Da'imah	Tetap, Langgeng
Da'iyah	Juru dakwah
Da'wah	Seruan, panggilan, ajakan, jamuan
Dabayinah	Nisbah
Dafinah	Kekayaan yang tersembunyi
Dahab	Gold
Dahimah	Kuat, tangkas
Dahiyah	Pintar
Dahlia	Nama sejenis bunga
Dahmani	Nisbah Daimah,
Dalal	Petunjuk, manja, memanjakan
Dalia	Pohon anggur, sejenis bunga - dahlia
Dalidah	Keturunan mulia
Dalila	Petunjuk, dalil, alasan
Dalilah	Petunjuk, bukti
Dalilati	Pemimpin
Dalili	Pemimpin
Daliyah	Pohon anggur
Damia	Kebijakan
Danah	Batu yang bernilai tinggi
Dania	Hampir
Daniah	Buah yang mudah dipetik
Daniyah	Dekat sekali, Buah yang mudah dipetik
Darayani	Mengetahui
Dariah	Yang mengetahui, lembah lembut
Darin	Nama Bunga
Darina	Nama suatu bunga
Darirah	Singap dan lembut
Dariyah	lemah lembut
Darsah	Faham, hafal
Darwisyah	Ahli tasawuf
Daulah	Kerajaan
Dawama	Berkekalan
Dawamah	Terus menerus
Dayana	Yang gagah perkasa
Dayani	Patuh, taat
Deeba	Silk
Delisha	Happy and make others happy
Dhabitah	Cakap, kuat ingatan
Dhamanah	Jaminan
Dhamirah	Jiwa
Dhaniyah	Yang bertambah, yang bermutu
Dhia	Sinaran
Dhobithoh	Yang kuat, cermat
Dhofwatul'aisy	Kesenangan dan kelapangan hidup
Dhohikah	Yang suka tertawa, batu putih diatas gunung
Dhohwah	Waktu Dhuha
Dhoifah	Tamu
Dholi'ah	Keras dan kuat
Dhuha	Forenoon
Di'amah	Tiang, pilar
Dian	Cahaya
Dianah	Agama
Dina	Keagamaan
Dinah	Ketaatan, adat
Dinar	Uang emas
Diyanah	Agama
Duha	Forenoon
Durar	Batu permata, Mutiara
Durrah	Mutiara
Durriyah	Mutiara, cahaya mutiara, cemerlang, cerdas
Durrotul Hikmah	Mutiara hikmah
Durrotun Nashihah	Mutiara nasehat
Duwaijah	Panutan, teladan
Dza'iqah	Merasaka
Dzahabiyah	Memiliki sifat emas
Dzaibah	Menghalau
Dzakirah	Yang mengingati Allah (dari pkataan zikir)
Dzakiroh	Ingatan, kuat hafalan, berdzikir
Dzakiyah	Pandai, cerdas, murah padam
Dzari'ah	Jalan, wasilah
Dzihni	Pemahamanku, pengertianku
Dzihniyah	Menurut akal

Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan (C)

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Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan

C
Cala	Castle
Cantara	Small bridge

Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan (B)

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Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan (B)

Adalah menjadi kewajipan bagi kedua ibu bapa untuk memberikan nama yang baik kepada anak-anaknya. Berhati-hatilah dalam memilih dan memberikan nama kepada anak-anak. Pilihlah nama yang dianjurkan oleh Islam atau sekurang-kurangnya nama yang membawa maksud yang baik.

B
Ba'inah	Yang nyata
Bada'ah	Permulaan
Bada'i	Keindahan2
Badi'a	Unprecedented, admirable, unique
Badiah	Indah, tak ada bandingnya, cantik
Badihah	Cepat memahami
Badilah	Mulia, pengganti
Badirah	Bulan purnama
Badiyah	Pedesaan, nyata
Badr	Bulan penuh
Badra	Full moon
Badriah	Cantik seperti bulan purnama
Badrina	Bulan kami Badriya,
Badriyah	Bulan penuh, bulan purnama, wali
Badriyyah	Resembling the full moon
Baheera	Dazzling, brilliant
Bahia	Manis
Bahiah	Gemilang, berseri
Bahijah	Bahagia, gembira, kesenangan, keindahan
Bahirah	Cantik, berseri, elok, indah
Bahithah	Pencari
Bahiya	Beautiful, radiant
Bahiyah	Cemerlang, indah
Bahja	Kebahagiaan
Bahjah	Keindahan, keriangan, kesenangan
Bahjan	Rupawan, Cemerlang
Bahriah	Kecantikan, kilauan
Baiduri	Permata
Baiyinah	Bukti
Bakhitah	Orang yang beruntung
Bakizah	Suci, wangi, Permata
Bakriyah	Berani, perawan
Baligha	Penuh perasaan, pandai, fasih berbicara
Balighah	Bijak
Balilah	Nama isteri Nabi Sulaiman
Ballanah	Titisan embun
Balqis	Name of the Queen of Sheba
Banan	Delicate, finger tips
Bananah	Ujung jari-jemari
Baqiyah	Yang tidak bersalah, yang bersih
Baraka	White one
Bari'ah	Excelling
Bariah	Sejuk, tenang
Baridah	Lapang dada
Barika	Bloom, be successful
Barirah	Alim, baik hati
Barizah	Yang bijak, menonjol
Barkha	Rain
Barniyah	Cerdik, suci
Barokah	Berkah
Basha'ir	Kabar baik
Bashasha	Kebahagiaan, kegembiraan
Basheera	Bringer of good tidings, joy
Bashira	Kabar baik
Bashirah	Bijaksana, berakal
Basilah	Berani
Basima	Selalu tersenyum
Basimah	Smiling
Basirah	Kesenangan, keluasan
Basmah	A smile
Bassamah	Selalu senyum
Bastah	Yang lapang
Basyirah	Penyampai berita gembira
Batrisya	Cerdik, pintar
Batrisyia	Cerdik, pintar
Batul	Ascetic virgin
Bayati	Nisbah
Bayyinah	Bukti, dalil
Bazilah	Yang pintar
Bazla	Yang bijak
Benazir	Uncomparable
Bilah Izzah	Wangi dan mulia
Bilqis	Permaisuri Sheba, nama ratu Sheeba yang masuk Islam
Bisyarah	Berita gembira
Budur	Bulan penuh
Buraidah	Dingin
Burairah	Berbakti, berbuat baik
Burdah	Mantel
Burhanah	Alasan yang baik
Bushra	Good Omen
Busra	Kesegaran
Bussaina	Cantik menarik
Bustan	Taman, kebun
Busyra	Berita baik, kabar gembira
Buthaynah	Of beautiful and tender body

Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan (A)

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Nama-nama Pilihan - Perempuan (A)

Adalah menjadi kewajipan bagi kedua ibu bapa untuk memberikan nama yang baik kepada anak-anaknya. Berhati-hatilah dalam memilih dan memberikan nama kepada anak-anak. Pilihlah nama yang dianjurkan oleh Islam atau sekurang-kurangnya nama yang membawa maksud yang baik.

A
A'idah	Kembali berhari raya
A'ilah	Family, ahli rumah
A'isyah	Istri Rasulullah saw
A'yun	Mata (jamak dari 'ainun)
Aabidah	Tekun beribadah
Aafiya	vigour/vitality
Aafiyah	Sehat, selamat
Aamal	Harapan-harapan
Aamilah	Doer of (good) deeds, Righteous
Aamily	Doer of (good) deeds, Righteous
Aaminah	Dapat dipercaya, aman
Aathifah	Belas kasih, perasaan
Aathirah	Harum
Abadah	Rajin beribadah
Abadi	Yang Kekal
Abeer	fragrance
Abharina	Lautan kami
Abir	fragrance
Abirah	Wangi, harum
Abiyah	Elok, mulia, lepas dr kehinaan
Absarina	Penglihatan kami
Abyana	Nyata, jelas
Abyati	Sebaik-baik sajak
Abyatina	Sebaik-baik sajak kami
Adabiah	Kesopanan, beradab
Adara	Virgin. Also an Greek name meaning beauty. Variants, Adar and Adra.
Adawiyah	Seorang perempuan Sufi
Adeeba	Cultured, civilised
Adelia	Keadilan kita
Adibah	Berpengetahuan, beradab
Adidah	Sepadan
Adilah	Adil seksama
Adlah	Keadilan
Adlina	Keadilan kita
Adni	Salah satu nama syurga
Adra	Virgin. Also an Greek name meaning beauty.
Adriana	Nisbah
Afaf	Kesucian, kemurnian, kesopanan, punya Harga diri
Afeefa	honest, upright
Afia	vigour/vitality
Afiah	Kesejahteraan
Afifa	Jujur, tulus
Afifah	Berbudi bahasa, punya harga diri, bermartabat tinggi
Afina	(Orang) yang memaafkan
Afiqah	Sangat pemurah, sangat berpengetahuan
Aflah	Beruntung
Afnan	Pepohonan Yang berbuah, Kecantikan/seri
Afra	Malam 13 Purnama
Afrah	Hiburan, kesenangan
Afraima	Fertile
Afrin	Praise, lucky
Afrina	Putih kemerah-merahan
Afruz	Menyukakan, menyenangkan
Afwan	Kemaafan
Afza	Membesar
Ahidah	Janji
Ahlaam	dreams
Ahlaiah	Impian
Ahlam	dreams
Aida	Keberuntungan, imbalan, hadiah
Aiman	Berkat, Yang bertuah, kanan
Aimuni	Keberkatan
Aimy	Keberkatan
Ain	Mata
Aina	Mempunyai mata yang cantik
Ainan	Mata air
Ainani	Dua buah mata air
Aini	Spring; flower; source; choice
Ainiyah	Pohon rimbun yang bersemi
Ainul Hayat	Mata kehidupan
Ainul Mardhiah	Nama bidadari yg tercantik disyurga untuk para syuhada
Ainun	Mata
Airis	Sejenis bunga - iris
Aisy	Kemakmuran Hidup
Aisyah	Hidup bahagia
Aiyani	Nisbah
Akidah	Kuat, teguh
Akifah	Wanita yang beri'tikaf di masjid
Akma	Yang sempurna
Alani	Ketinggian
Alanna	Kami melunakkan
Alawiah	Ketinggian
Aliah	Yang tinggi
Alifah	Ramah tamah dalam bersahabat
Alifat	Teman pelipur, mesra
Alilah	Yang memakai wewangian
Alimah	Yang berpengetahuan
Alisha	Protected by God
Aliya	Tinggi, yang paling mulia
Aliyah	Tinggi, yang paling mulia
Alma	Pandai, terpelajar
Almas	Berlian
Almira	Putri
Alwani	Warna-warni
Alya	Ketinggian
Amal	Cita-cita, harapan
Amalia	Cita-cita
Amalina	Lanjut usia
Amami	Julanganku, Golonganku
Amanda	Lovable
Amani	Cita-cita, ketenanganku, keinginan, Kesejahteraanku
Amanina	Cita-cita kami, harapan kami
Ambar	camphor
Ameera	princess
Amila	Hopeful
Amili	Yang melakukan (perkara yang betul)
Amimah	Tubuh lenjang
Aminah	Boleh dipercayai, dapat dipercaya
Amira	princess
Amirah	Puteri, ratu
Amjad	Mulia, soleh, lebih mulia
Ammara	A lady with strong Imaan; tolerant
Amnah	Ketenangan
Amnani	Ketenangan
Amni	Ketenangan, Keamananku
Amniyah	Cita-cita, hasrat
Anan	Awan, cakrawala
Anaqah	Cantik d n menarik
Anati	Lemah lembutku
Anbar	camphor
Aneesa	Yang mesra, penglipur
Ani	Masak ranum, kesopanan
Aniqah	Cantik, lemah gemalai
Anisah	Yang mesra, pelipur
Annur	Cahaya
Anwah	Lembut, hati-hati
Aqeela	The best, the very best
Aqidah	Kepercayaan, keimanan
Aqilah	Cerdas, pandai
Arafah	Padang Arafah
Arani	Aku mimpi melihat diriku
Arbahah	Nisbah
Arbanah	Yang fasih
Ardini	Isteri yang menyayangi
Areej	Harum, keharuman
Arfa	Yang tinggi, mulia
Arfah	Gembira
Ariana	Full of life
Aribah	Cerdik, terpelajar
Arifah	Yang mengetahui
Arikah	Pelaminan
Arimi	Yang besar
Arinah	Cergas, giat
Ariqoh	Baik budi, mulia asalnya
Arissa	Azam, kuat
Arshiya	Divine
Arwa	Memberi minum sampai puas, segar, terpenuhi, menyenangkan
Asiah	Nama isteri Firaun, obat
Asiilah	Lemas dan Halus
Asilah	Yang asli, yang mulia
Asimah	Yang memelihara
Asirah	Tawanan Perang
Asiyah	Penawar hati
Asla	Bergerak lunak
Aslah	Yang lebih baik
Asma	Ketinggian, putri Abu Bakar Ash Shiddiq ra
Asmahan	Nama tokoh wanita
Asyura	10 Muharram
Athilah	Murni, mulia
Athirah	Yang utama, yang mulia
Athiyyah	Pemberian
Atifa	Affection, sympathy
Atifah	Bersimpati, penyayang
Atikah	Pemurah, berani, bersih, yang murni
Atiqah	Yang mulia, yang dipilih
Atiya	Gift
Atuf	Penyayang
Audadi	Kesayanganku
Auji	Ketinggianku, puncakku
Aunah	Pertolonganku
Auni	Lemah lembutku, ketenangan, Ketetapanku
Awa	Malaikat yang cantik, malam
Awadah	Baik, lembut
Awatif	Perasaan, kesayanganku
Awfiyah	Berani, kuat
Ayah	Sign; distinct
Ayesha	Name of prophet Mohammad's (p.b.u.h.) wife
Azalia	Kekal Abadi
Azeeza	dear / powerful
Azhaar	flowers
Azhar	Flowers, blossoms, Most shining, luminous
Aziemah	Azam, kewajiban
Azimah	Agung, mulia
Azita	Nama putri Iran
Aziza	A good friend, comrade
Azizah	Sayang, berharga, kekuatan, dihormati, mulia
Azra	Dara, perawan used for Maryam/Mary
Azyan	Perhiasan
Azza	Perhiasan
Azzah	Young, female gazelle
Azzalea	Kekal Abadi

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Kisah pertarungan papa dan mama (18SX)

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Di sebuah Rumah Setinggan tinggallah sebuah keluarga dengan
seorang anak lelaki, si Apit.

Pada suatu malam si Papa nak menunaikan
tanggungjawap kepada siMama.
"Sayang, abang nak lagi, Yang". Pelawa siPapa
disertai nafas ghairah.

"Ya bang... tengok dulu si Apit, dah tidur ke belum?"
Jawab siMama penuh kerinduan.

Mendapat lampu hijau, si Papa terus teriak.
"Pit... dah tidur kau pit?."
"belum Papa... tengah baca buku."
"Sudah...esok saja, dah malam, tidur!!!!"
Perintah siPapa debfab tegas

Kira kira 10 minit kemudian, si Papa teriak lagi.
"Pit.... dah tidur kau Pit?
"Belum...."
Si Papa mengemaskan ikatan kain pelikat
lalu keluar memarahi dan memukul si Apit.
"Disuruh tidur....tidurlah!!!" sehingga kening siApit benjol.
Esoknya di sekolah si Apit ditanya oleh gurunya,
tentang benjol di keningnya. Berceritalah si Apit dari awal
sampai dia dipukul papanya. Lalu gurunya pun mengajar Apit
"Malam nanti..kalau ditanya lagi,kamu diam saja....ya."
"Ya....cikgu". jawab si Apit.
Malam tu, dia terdengar Papanya bersembang dengan
Mamanya.
"Sayang, apa kata kita ke syurga lagi."
"Ya bang.....tengok dulu si Apit, dah tidur ke belum"
"Pit.....dah tidur kau Pit?.Si Apit teringat pesanan gurunya, maka dia
diam saja, daripada kena benjol lagi, dia pura-pura tidur.
"Apit....dah tidur kau Pit?" ulang Papanya.
Apit tetap diam. Kerana tidak ada jawapan, maka
Papanya terus mematikan lampu.. jadilah gelap gelita.
Si Apit ketakutan setengah mati, tapi daripada benjol, dia menahan
ketakutannya.
Terjadilah 'pertarungan' antara Papa dan Mama yang
tidak diketahui oleh si Apit.
Tak lama kemudian Apit terdengar suara Papanya..
"Yang...abang nak keluar ni", termengah²
"Ya Bang .. kita keluar sama-sama", dia dengar
suara Mamanya menjawab.
Dengan segera si Apit bangkit dan berteriak sekuat hati;
"Apit nak ikutt.. Apit nak ikuuttt"

Esoknya....Apit BENJOL lagi .......

iphone feature

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The iPhone allows conferencing, call holding, call merging, caller ID, and integration with other cellular network features and iPhone functions. For example, a playing song fades out when the user receives a call. Once the call is ended the music fades back in. Voice dialing is not supported by the iPhone.

The iPhone includes a Visual Voicemail feature allowing users to view a list of current voicemail messages on-screen without having to call into their voicemail. Unlike most other systems, messages can be listened to and deleted in a non-chronological order by choosing any message from an on-screen list. AT&T, O2, T-Mobile and Orange modified their voicemail infrastructure to accommodate this new feature designed by Apple. A lawsuit has been filed against Apple and AT&T by a company called Klausner Technologies claiming the iPhone's Visual Voicemail feature infringes two patents.

A ringtone feature was introduced in the United States on September 5, 2007, but is not yet available in all countries where the iPhone has been released. This feature allows users to create custom ringtones from their purchased iTunes music for an additional fee, the same price of a song. The ringtones can be from 3 to 30 seconds in length of any part of a song, can include fading in and out, can pause from half a second to five seconds when looped, and never expire. All customizing can be done in iTunes, and the synced ringtones can also be used for alarms on the iPhone. Custom ringtones can also be created using Apple's GarageBand software 4.1.1 or later (available only on Mac OS X) and third-party tools.

Apple has released a video explaining many of iPhone's features through a series of demonstrations.

NetApp perkukuh pusat data syarikat

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Sebuah syarikat yang menerajui pembekal penyelesaian pengurusan data inovatif, NetApp mengumumkan komitmennya menjadi rakan kongsi Program VIP dengan peluang perkhidmatan tambahan sebagai Program Rakan Kongsi Perkhidmatan Profesional Berdaftar.

Program berkenaan menggalakkan rakan kongsi menjual dan memberikan jenama sendiri untuk perkhidmatan diberikan bagi penyelesaian data yang menggunakan amalan baik NetApp, peralatan dan metodologi, latihan intensif dan bantuan sokongan.

Pengarah Urusan Netapp Asean, Suresh Nair berkata, Program Rakan Kongsi Perkhidmatan Profesional Berdaftar memperkukuhkan peranan rakan kongsi sebagai penasihat dipercayai pelanggan dengan menyediakan penyelesaian lengkap bagi menyediakan nilai maksimum bagi pusat data enterpris.

“Program berkenaan direka khusus dengan rakan kongsi tertentu bagi ,” katanya semasa sesi taklimat dengan wartawan di Kuala Lumpur, baru-baru ini.

Rakan yang memenuhi keperluan boleh menjalankan aktiviti seperti

lMenjual dan menghantar perkhidmatan profesional dengan penjualan teknologi NetApp.

lMenjadi pakar dalam satu atau lebih bidang penyelesaian NetApp bagi kepakaran pemasaran

lMendapatkan akses bagi latihan hands-on komprehensif dan penyampaian kaedah perkhidmatan dan amalan baik.

lMenawarkan perkhidmatan tambah nilai yang memperkukuhkan hubungan pelanggan dan meningkatkan peluang keuntungan.

Program berkenaan menggalakkan rakan kongsi menawarkan perkhidmatan tambah nilai bukan hanya untuk memperkukuhkan hubungan dengan pelanggan tetapi membantu menaiktaraf pusat data bagi meningkatkan perniagaan.

Rakan kongsi mengawal hubungan dengan pelanggan semasa memberikan perkhidmatan tambah nilai menggunakan produk dan penyelesaian NetApp.

Rakan kongsi yang mahu berjaya dalam status Rakan Perkhidmatan Profesional Berdaftar boleh mengambil bahagian dalam satu atau lebih bidang penyelesaian yang dipilih.

Setiap penyelesaian mempunyai latihan yang tersendiri bagi membantu pasukan teknikalnya berjaya.

Sebagai sebahagian program, rakan kongsi yang mengambil bahagian menerima akses keselamatan ke peralatan perkhidmatan dan metodologi yang digunakan oleh pasukan perkhidmatan profesional NetApp Global Services.

Selain itu, program berkenaan menawarkan akses kepada aplikasi NetApp Automated Storage Provisioning Engine.

Ini boleh mengurangkan beban tugas dan mengurangkan julat kesilapan menyebabkan pelanggan boleh menyiapkan tugas dengan lebih berkualiti dalam masa singkat.

Perkhidmatan NetApp akan mengukuhkan, mengembang dan mengoptimumkan penyelesaian yang ditawarkan.

Akhirnya rakan kongsi komuniti mahu memberikan perkhidmatan kepada pelanggan mereka yang mengembangkan penyelesaian dan pusat data produk.

Tambahan kepada Program Rakan Kongsi Perkhidmatan Profesional Berdaftar NetApp melancarkan produk baru, keupayaan dan perkhidmatan profesional visual bagi membolehkan pelanggan meningkatkan pusat data.

Bagi mendapatkan maklumat lanjut mengenai program berkenaan boleh melayari laman web http://www.netapp.com

Suis gigabait berkos rendah

2008-03-27T12:21:00.000-07:00

Allied Telesis merupakan syarikat pembekal IP/Ethernet global untuk mengakses dengan selamat serta mempelopori industri penggunaan rangkaian IP Triple Play ke atas infrastruktur tembaga dan gentian akses.

Syarikat tersebut baru-baru ini memperkenalkan AT-9424T. 24 iaitu port terbaru dengan suis Entry-level Layer 3 Gigabait.

Dengan tawaran harga yang rendah, ia menjadikan produk tersebut begitu unggul kepada syarikat-syarikat kecil dan institusi pendidikan.

Selain menjimatkan wang , ia ditampilkan bersama ciri-ciri istimewa yang diperlukan sama ada untuk jangka masa yang pendek atau pertengahan di samping meningkatkan lagi penggunaan suis yang lebih berteknologi tinggi.

AT-9424T menggunakan banyak komponen- komponen yang sama sebagai salah satu suis yang lebih berkuasa dalam siri 9400 .

Kos pembuatannya boleh dikurangkan dengan pengeluarannya yang efisien dalam jumlah yang tinggi

AT-9424T tidak menawarkan tambahan tertentu sama ada unit bekalan kuasa yang berlebihan, slot memori atau satu susunan modul.

Bagaimanapun, ia berfungsi sebagai perisian yang sama dan pengguna alat penyambung seperti siri 9400 serta ciri-ciri utama yang lain.

Sebagai contoh, AT-9424T menghantar keutamaan lalu lintas dan Quality of Service (QoS) dan keupayaan IGMP bagi merakam suara dan video.

Dengan fungsi keselamatan yang maju, AT-9424T menawarkan pembinaan perlindungan melawan serangan Denial of Service (Dos) serta keselamatan yang lemah di setiap port.

Sesetengah organisasi memilih untuk membeli suis yang mempunyai fungsi penuh yang boleh digunakan dalam masa yang lebih lama.

Kajian oleh Allied Telesis menunjukkan bahawa kebanyakannya lebih gemar kepada produk permulaan, kelengkapan yang berharga rendah untuk mengurangkan kos pada jangka masa pendek, kemudian membeli suis fuller-featured apabila perlu.

Dengan kemudahan pembuatannya yang tersendiri, Allied Telesis dapat mencipta darjah kebolehubahan dalam proses-proses pengeluarannya.

Hasilnya adalah suis yang boleh dipercayai yang mempunyai fungsi di tahap yang betul sebagai sasaran pasarannya pada tahap harga yang kompetitif.

Timbalan Pengarah Pemasaran Produk dan Pencapaian APAC di Allied Telesis, Jason Phoon berkata, mereka percaya AT-9424T adalah suis Layer 3 Gigabait kos efektif yang terkini dengan ciri-cirinya di pasaran.

Allied Telesis AT-9424T boleh didapati daripada pengedar Allied Telesis atau penjual pada harga RM7,254.

Untuk maklumat lanjut boleh melayari laman web http:// www.alliedtelesis.sg/membeli/ locator.aspx.

Gajet digital haji dan umrah

2008-03-27T12:20:00.001-07:00

BAGI membantu umat Islam menghafal kesemua niat dan bacaan atau doa ketika mengerjakan ibadat haji dan umrah , kini sudah ada alat mudah bawa yang dinamakan Digital Haji & Umrah.

Alat itu cukup nipis dan ringan dan lebih mudah dibawa berbanding telefon bimbit.

Saiznya kecil sahaja iaitu panjang 100 milimeter, lebar 65 milimeter dan tebal 15 milimeter dan menggunakan tiga bateri bersaiz ‘AAA.’

Peralatan itu mudah berfungsi sebagaimana kita menggunakan pemain MP3. Ia juga boleh digantung di leher ketika kita sedang menunaikan haji atau umrah.

Kita cuma perlu menekan butang tertentu di alat itu untuk mendengar bacaan yang dikehendaki.

Gajet Digital Haji & Umrah ini diedar oleh VeeCan Trading Sdn. Bhd., No. 19-1, Jalan Puteri 4/1, Bandar Puteri, Puchong, Selangor.

Pengarah Pemasaran dan Jualan VeeCan Trading, Zambri Zainoan berkata, pengguna Digital Haji & Umrah itu boleh mendengar bacaan yang disediakan menggunakan fon telinga.

Menurut beliau, alat itu dilengkapi lafaz niat dan pelbagai doa sepanjang menunaikan kedua-dua ibadat berkenaan.

Contohnyam, kata beliau, jika hendak mengetahui lafaz niat menaiki kenderaan ke Mekah untuk menunaikan ibadah haji atau umrah, pengguna hanya perlu menekan butang bergambar kenderaan bagi mendengar bacaan berkenaan.

Satu lagi contoh, katanya, apabila seseorang itu mahu mengerjakan tawaf atau sai, alat berkenaan dilengkapi doa bagi setiap bilangan tawaf dan sai.

Bacaan

Bacaan juga disusun mengikut bilangan tawaf seperti untuk mengetahui doa semasa tawaf pertama, pengguna perlu menekan nombor satu di alat ini untuk mendengar bacaan tersebut dan begitulah seterusnya.

Bagi mendengar doa semasa sai pula menurutnya, pengguna juga perlu menekan nombor di alat ini sebagaimana untuk mengetahui doa semasa tawaf.

Selain itu, pengguna juga disediakan pelbagai doa dan bacaan semasa menunaikan ibadat itu.

“Gajet Haji & Umrah ini sesuai dijadikan alat bantuan belajar terutama bagi mereka yang mahu menunaikan kedua-dua ibadat itu,” katanya.

Selain daripada mempelajari daripada guru-guru, pendengaran bacaan doa yang berulang-ulang ini akan memudahkan sesiapa sahaja.

Keterangan lanjut mengenai Digital Haji & Umrah yang berharga RM98 itu boleh diperoleh menerusi talian pengguna VeeCan iaitu 03-80601090.

GAJET ini menggunakan bahasa Indonesia sebagai bahasa pengantar.

Isu MB Terengganu tiada keputusan

2008-03-27T12:19:00.001-07:00

KUALA TERENGGANU 26 Mac – Kemelut pelantikan Menteri Besar Terengganu masih belum menunjukkan sebarang penyelesaian muktamad walaupun Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi menghadap Yang di-Pertuan Agong, Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin di Istana Negara, Kuala Lumpur hari ini.

Pertemuan itu yang merupakan acara menghadap mingguan pada setiap Rabu dikatakan turut membincangkan isu pelantikan Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri (ADUN) Kijal, Datuk Ahmad Said sebagai Menteri Besar Terengganu yang dibantah oleh 23 ADUN Barisan Nasional (BN) negeri ini.

Beberapa jam selepas Abdullah menghadap Seri Paduka, bekas Menteri Besar yang merupakan ADUN Jerteh, Datuk Seri Idris Jusoh dilaporkan menemui Abdullah selama setengah jam di Putrajaya bermula pukul 12.45 tengah hari.

Namun tiada sebarang pengumuman mengenai kedua-dua pertemuan itu dibuat oleh Abdullah yang mempengerusikan mesyuarat mingguan Kabinet hari ini.

Sehingga malam ini, kedudukan Idris dan Ahmad dikatakan belum jelas, tetapi para pegawai UMNO membayangkan isu itu sudah pasti dibincangkan dalam mesyuarat Majlis Tertinggi UMNO yang akan diadakan esok.

Sementara itu, Setiausaha Badan Perhubungan UMNO negeri, Datuk Rosol Wahid berkata, semua ADUN BN Terengganu bersedia menerima apa sahaja arahan Abdullah sebagai penyelesaian kepada kemelut politik itu.

Katanya, buat masa ini pendirian mereka masih sama iaitu menyokong pelantikan Idris yang juga Pengerusi Badan Perhubungan UMNO Terengganu sebagai Menteri Besar.

Rosol menolak desas-desus yang mengatakan terdapat dalam kalangan 23 ADUN yang berdiri di belakang Idris telah beralih menyokong Ahmad yang dilantik oleh istana.

“Kita tunggu arahan daripada presiden. Apa saja yang presiden minta... apa yang dibuat sekarang pun (sokong Idris) adalah atas arahan presiden.

“Dapat saja arahan daripada Presiden, kita akan adakan perjumpaan untuk membincangkan arahan yang diberikan,” kata Rosol ketika dihubungi.

Menurutnya, kesemua 23 ADUN terlibat masih berada di ibu negara. Kecuali Idris, mereka belum dipanggil bertemu Perdana Menteri bagi membincangkan perkara itu.

Beliau percaya kemelut pelantikan Menteri Besar Terengganu akan mencapai jalan penyelesaian esok.

Katanya: “Berdoalah untuk penyelesaian terbaik demi kepentingan rakyat Terengganu.”

Majlis Penasihat Pemangku Raja Terengganu melantik Ahmad sebagai Menteri Besar Terengganu Ahad lalu walaupun orang yang memperoleh watikah daripada Perdana Menteri untuk menjadi Menteri Besar ialah Idris.

dari utusan

Naruto 396 Spoiler RAW

2008-03-27T11:58:00.001-07:00

credit to 2ch and conan=edagawa

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Naruto 395 Spoiler Transcript

2008-03-27T11:48:00.000-07:00

from 2ch, credits to Doku and translated by Iwanin

みんなうちの親父のストーリーを聞いてね

Alright guys, be good little boys and girls and listen to this story from my dad.

志乃［いけ！]
Shino: Go!

虫が跳びを襲う！軽く買わされる。
The bugs attack Tobi. He dodges them smoothly.

跳び［うわ！キモイって]
Tobi: Uwah! Disgusting, I tell ya!

奈留と［何だよ簡単にかわされてんじゃねーかよ！]
Naruto: Gimme a break, he's dodging them like nothing!

ｶｶｽ［ｱﾌﾞﾗﾒ一族は一点集中形の攻撃ではなく空間を大きくとった広範囲形攻撃を得意とするんだ]
Kakashi: The Aburame clan doesn't specialize in pin-point attacks, but rather in those of the wide range variety.

木場[成人お前は志乃と組んだ任務が少ないからな。ここは志乃に任せてみてろ！虫の邪魔になる。]
Kiba: Naruto, you've hardly ever been on a mission with Shino before...just leave it to him, you'll see! Let the bugs do their job.

志乃［ちれ！]
Shino: Spread!

虫が跳びの周りを囲む。
The bugs encircle Tobi.

ｶｶｽ［虫をすべてカワスノハ不可能だ]
Kakashi: It's impossible to dodge *all* the bugs.

志乃［かわしてるのかすり抜けているのか、あいつの術をみきってやる。やれ。秘術、虫玉!
Shino: Whether you're dodging things or having them slip through, I'm getting to the bottom of your jutsu! Go! Hijutsu, Mushidama*!

*Secret Jutsu: Bug ball! (yes, bug-ball - Iwa).

虫が跳びを覆う。
The bugs cover Tobi.

完全に跳びを虫が覆う！
Tobi's completely covered by bugs.

ｶｶｽ［ﾋﾅﾀどう？]
Kakashi: Well, Hinata?

ﾋﾅﾀ［ﾁｬｸﾗは確認できてます。確かに志乃君の虫たちの中にいます！]
Hinata: Chakra verification complete. He's most definitely beneath Shino kun's bugs!

ｶｶｽ［ヤマト！]
Kakashi: Yamato!

山登[はい！いつでも攻撃できます]
Yamato: Ready! Standing by to attack!

志乃［手応えは感じる。何故なら虫がﾁｬｸﾗを吸い取っている活発な動きが見て取れる]
Shino: There's definitely a reaction - the reason being the bugs' movements indicate they're absorbing chakra!

成人［そのまま吸い尽くせ！]
Naruto: Have them keep on sucking 'till there's no more left!*

*I don't write these lines, I just translate them - Iwa.

跳びがいきなり消える！
Tobi suddenly vanishes!

志乃［！どういう事だ？ﾁｬｸﾗに反応していた虫が突然奴を見失った。ありえない。]
Shino: What on earth!? The bugs lost sight of him even as they absorbed chakra. Impossible.

佐倉［ｼｭﾝｼﾝの術？]
Sakura: Shunshin no jutsu?

志乃［いやちがう。何故ならもしｼｭﾝｼﾝなら虫たちは奴が飛んだ方向へ反応する。ﾆｶﾞｼﾊしない。
Shino: Not quite. The reason being the bugs would've instantly pursued in the direction he went. They don't lose their targets.

ｶｶｽ［時空間忍術を使ったのか!?ありえない。]
Kakashi: You're telling me he used space-time ninjutsu!? You gotta be kidding!

ｶｶｽ［印も結ばず口寄せもなしに空間を飛んだのか？それじゃ四代目以上の時空間忍術だぞ！]
Kakashi: This means he jumped through space-time without having to perform seals or kuchisoye* ....That'd make his space-time ninjutsu greater than even the Fourth's!

*a Summoning. Note from me (Iwa): Shunshin is "chakra accelerated movement", like Sasuke does, like Gaara did in the chuunin exam. Kuchiyose is summoning, instantaneously teleporting something from one location to another, through the fabric of space-time. Think worm holes - that's how they do summonings. The Fourth's Hiraishin no jutsu teleported him to the location he tagged, just as if he himself were a summon. Madara's moving through space-time without even having to tag the location or perform seals - making his jutsu quicker and more deadly than the Fourth's, who relied on tags for movement.

ﾋﾅﾀ［白目！見つけた！あそこ！]
Hinata: Byakugan! Found him! Over there!

跳び［イヤー！ども。]
Tobi: Howdy, folks!

跳びの横にゼツが出てくる！
Zetsu appears right beside Tobi.

跳び［どうだった？]
Tobi: Well?

ゼツ［終わったよ。]
Zetsu: It's over.

佐倉［何あれ？]
Sakura: Who's that?

ゼツ［刺すけの勝ち！ｲﾀﾁｪは死亡。]
Zetsu:Sasuke won. Itachi died.

成人達呆然！
Naruto and Co. are shocked.

跳び［信じらんない！なんてね思った通りだ]
Tobi: Oh-my-god...NOT! Just as I figured.

ゼツ［刺すけも倒れちゃったけど、結構ギリギリかも」
Zetsu: Sasuke collapsed himself, though. He might just be hanging on by a thread.

成人達みんなで！！！
Naruto and Co: !!!

成人［そこのトゲトゲアロエヤロー！刺すけはどこにいる？]
Naruto: Yo! Aloe-man! Where's Sasuke?

ゼツ「アロエだとぉ！
Zetsu: Aloe-man!?
ｶﾏｳﾅ。
Zetsu(the other one): Leave him be.

ｶｶｽが跳びのｼｬﾘんに気づく！
Kakashi notices Tobi's sharingan!

跳び［キサマラの相手はまた今度だ]
Tobi: We'll have to do this some other time.*

(Looks like he's in full "Bad-ass Madara mode" when he says this, going by his choice of words - Iwa).

跳びのｼｬﾘんアップはいおわり
It ends with a close up on Tobi's Sharingan.

Nah... bacalah

Muridku Cerdik

gabra punya pasal

kalau gagal cuba lagi ya!

pesanan terakhir kapten..

kalau semua....semua laaa...;p

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kianat pakar bahse

Pintu garage terbuka..

SALOH PAHE.......

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BOss Baru......

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