张集强硕士主讲的"人文课程系列14：建筑、都市与文化遗产保存"
I am sorry if you can not read below, you are most likely won’t be interested in it. This is notice about a course about Preserving National Heritage Buildings. Anyway I will be attending it and shall share with fellow friends what is it all about. For those interested, come and join us.
各位同学朋友，由张集强硕士主讲的"人文课程系列14：建筑、都市与文化遗产保存"将在14/01/2010 (星期四)，7.30pm开课。
课程为期12周，于每周四的晚上七点半至九点半在隆雪陈氏书院讲堂上课，授课媒介语为中文。课程导师张集强硕士现是UCSI大学建筑系讲师，台湾中原大学建筑硕士；张集强是个积极参与本土古迹修复暨文化保存教育工作者，也是抢救希望之谷支援小组协调员。
询问 / 报名处： 陈氏书院人文图书馆 ;
Tel : 03-2078 1461; Fax : 03-2031 0586 ; HP: 016-2265 330 (廖国华);
E-mail: humanitylibrary@yahoo.com
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Found this story circulating.. and heard the same story from a friend from IPOH. Anyone know the insider story of it? Is that true that they overspend on this?
THE ROBBING AND PLUNDERING HAS BEGUN AGAIN. DAULAT TUNKU.
http://sean-the-man.blogspot.com/
RM800K for IPOH sign. Lucky our city’s got a short name. Or else pokai!
Guess how much this " IPOH " signage cost?
According to Malaysian Insider, Ipoh City Council confirmed that a total of RM800,000 was spent on 2 of these giant signs.
That’s RM400,000 per sign. Or RM100,000 per letter.
The Pakatan Rakyat (PR) ex-state govt said that the palace proposed the signs (and proposed 4 signs rather than the current 2). PR rejected it. BN usurped the state. Signs were then built and RM800,000 changed hands.
Look… I’m no construction engineer or signage expert, so I’m just pulling assumptions out of my ass. But I’m pretty sure RM800,000 can put a lot of stuff on the slope of those hills. Even if these signs were made of virgin marble, it wouldn’t cost that much. Heck.. even if they were made from virgins, it wouldn’t cost that much.
So, I’m asking. PR should be asking. The people of Perak should be asking…
- WHO WAS THE CONTRACTOR WHO POCKETED THE RM800,000? IS HE LINKED TO THE PALACE OR ANY POLITICIAN?
- HOW MUCH LESS WOULD IT HAVE COST UNDER A COMPETITIVE TENDER?
