Thursday, October 16, 2008

The Operation of Bicycle

Source : Wikipedia

The system that involved to build the bicycle is gears system. This system was used to operate the bicycle. A rider must pedaling a bicycle by his leg to push the pedal, so that the gears will be rotate. The drive chain can move the cassette, so the behind wheel will rotate to move the bicycle.


The handle was used to control the bicycle direction of movement. The velocity of bicycle can be reduced by use the brakes ( front brakes and rear brakes ). A brake calipers will be grip the bicycle tire ( wheel ) when the rider pull the brake lever. The shift lever was used as the transmition system for shift the power from source power ( rider leg ) to the wheel. Its makes easy for rider to cycling at a various of track condition. The glider will move the drive chain until it slip to the gear choice.

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

The Mall At Petroleun Town

Source : The Star Online

MESRA Mall, a RM100mil ultra-modern shopping complex, has opened to shoppers in the Kerteh petroleum town.It promises to be a new landmark for tourists coming to Terengganu.

After this, people around Kemasik, Paka, Kerteh, Kijal and Chukai
would no longer need to go to Kuantan or Kuala Terengganu to buy basic needs.

The complex would serve as a catalyst for commercial development in the Kemaman district and in Terengganu, adding that it had provided jobs for about 500 locals.

New Mazda3 sedan

Source : The Star Online

Mazda Motor Corporation has announced that its sedan version of the all-new Mazda3 which has been fully redesigned will be unveiled next month at the Los Angeles Auto Show.
The world debut will see the North American specification sedan coming in both 2.0l and 2.5l form, and the five-door hatchback version will also be revealed in line with Mazda’s global sales schedule.
Besides the external redesign, the claims are that the new offering will continue to offer an exhilarating drive experience while delivering a more refined and restful ride, as well as improved efficiency and levels of quietness.

Proton Persona CNG in Thaliand

Source : The Star Online

Proton launched its Persona CNG in Thailand, making it the fourth Proton model in the country (after the Gen.2 Facelift, Savvy and Satria Neo), and its first commercial vehicle fitted with compressed natural gas.
The Persona CNG will be available in three variants :
- the 1.6 medium >line automatic (584,000 Baht) and manual (549,000 Baht)
- the 1.6 high-line automatic (629,000 Baht).
This car will be offered in eight different colours.

North Korea to resume disablement after nuclear deal

Source : The Star Online

North Korea would resume taking apart its plutonium-producing nuclear plant and allow in inspectors in response to a U.S. decision to remove it from a terrorism blacklist and salvage a faltering nuclear deal.
The isolated and destitute North has longed to be delisted so it can better tap into international finance, see the lifting of many trade sanctions, and use global settlement banks to send money abroad instead of relying on cash-stuffed suitcases.
The North would allow the inspectors of the United States and the IAEA to perform their duties on the principle of 'action for action'.

Saturday, September 6, 2008

Hanna hits US

Source : The Star Online

Tropical Storm Hanna barreled ashore between South and North Carolina on Saturday and began a rain-swept march up the U.S. Atlantic Coast. It did not reach Category 1 hurricane strength before reaching land, was forecast to move rapidly northeast along the East Coast. It bringing heavy rains and a risk of flash flooding.

North Carolina emergency management officials said they had no early reports of fatalities or major damage from Hanna after the storm sloshed into the Carolinas. More than 1,500 people were in 45 hurricane shelters along the coast and North Carolina Gov. Mike Easley declared a state of emergency.

At Beijing

Source : The Star Online

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad met with Chinese President Hu Jintao in Beijing on Saturday, amid tensions over Tehran's nuclear work. "China and Iran already enjoy good cooperation in various fields, like exchange of people and communication," say Ahmadinejad.

Hu thanked Ahmadinejad for Iran's aid and support in the aftermath of the May 12 earthquake. China, a permanent vote-wielding member of the U.N Security Council, is among six world powers pressuring Iran to halt uranium enrichment, a process that can produce fuel for power plants, or potentially, nuclear weapons.