PERBADANAN HANG TUAH JAYA

BENGKEL MENDAFTAR DAN MENGURUS SYARIKAT

admin — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 23:13:05 +0000

PKPKS akan bekerjasama dengan Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia (SSM) dalam mengadakan Bengkel ini pada ketetapan seperti berikut:

Bengkel: Bengkel Mendaftar dan Mengurus Syarikat

Tarikh: 29 Mac 2012 (Khamis)

Masa : 9.00 pagi -1.00 tghari

Tempat : Bilik Taklimat Aras 7, menara mITC, AYer Keroh Melaka

Bayaran : PERCUMA

Berminat??

Hubungi Hanani 06-2322585 utk pendaftaran dan keterangan lanjut.

9th Chief Ministers Governors Forum

admin — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 04:07:15 +0000

Tentative Program

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PESTA BUKU ANTARABANGSA MELAKA 2012

admin — Thu, 01 Mar 2012 07:35:13 +0000

Jom ke “Pesta Buku Antarabangsa Melaka 2012″ pada 5-8 Apr 2012 ini bertempat di Melaka International Trade Centre, Melaka. Pelbagai module dan aktiviti yang berkaitan turut dipamerkan & anda turut berpeluang memilikinya. Semua dijemput hadir. Sebarang pertanyaan sila hubungi Perbadanan Hang Tuah Jaya (+606-232 3653)

Kepada peserta yang berminat untuk menyertai module atau pameran. Anda boleh muat turun SURAT JEMPUTAN dan BORANG PENDAFTARAN dibawah

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SEMINAR 1 HARI BISNES BORONG INDONESIA, GHUANGZHOU DAN VIETNAM

admin — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 04:21:25 +0000

Program tersebut akan diadakan pada ketetapan seperti berikut:-

Tarikh : 31/01/2012 (Selasa)

Tempat : Bilik Auditorium Aras 7, Bangunan PKNM, Ayer Keroh, 75450 Melaka

Masa : 8.30 pg – 5.30 ptg

Bayaran : RM 50.00 seorang

Hubungi 06-2322585 utk pendaftaran dan keterangan lanjut.

Program Seminar dan Teambuilding

admin — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 06:45:02 +0000

Pada 23/12/2011 – 26/12/2011 Perbadanan Hang Tuah Jaya telah mengadakan Program Seminar dan Teambuilding di Bukit Merah Laketown Resort. Antara program dan aktiviti yang dijalankan adalah seperti Junggle Trekking, Seminar, Melawat Night Safari dan sebagainya.

An Introduction to Mr. Richard Booth, MBE

admin — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 01:58:43 +0000

Richard Booth, 1993

Entering a corridor of KampungBuku Malaysia Melaka, we will see some information play on a right depicting a story and start of book villages turn a universe and a owner of a International Organisation of Booktowns (IOB), Mr. Richard Booth, MBE.

Recently, KampungBuku welcomed a revisit from Mr. Booth and his environment and hosted lunch for them during a Botanical cafÃ© in Ayer Keroh. We were really celebrated and unapproachable to uncover Mr. Booth around a premises and give him a lecture on a stream activities and development. Most people have not listened of Richard Booth and have no inkling of his tie to KampungBuku. He is, to put it really simply, a really famous male in literary circles and has acquired some arrange of an barbarous repute that has no doubt contributed to his popularity. After all, not many people can explain celebrity by being listed in a 1982 emanate of The Worldâ€™s Greatest Cranks and Crackpots.

A Google hunt finished on Richard Booth reveals utterly a lot of engaging element and images on a male and his universe famous bookshop in Hay-on-Wye. We wonâ€™t try to re-write what has already been written, so weâ€™ll only take a easy approach out and post a many applicable articles gleaned from a web. Readers are speedy to hunt a web for some-more endless reading should they wish to find out some-more about him. You can also revisit Richard Boothâ€™s Bookshop â€“ Europeâ€™s Largest Secondhand Bookshop during www.richardbooth.demon.co.uk

Hereâ€™s what was performed from Wikipedia:-

Richard George William Pitt Booth, MBE (born Sep 12, 1938 in Hay-on-Wye, Wales), is a Welsh bookseller, famous for his grant to a success of Hay-on-Wye as a centre for used bookselling. He is also a self-proclaimed “King of Hay”.

He was prepared during Rugby School and a University of Oxford. He afterwards non-stop a used bookshop in Hay-on-Wye, in a aged glow station, and his instance was followed by others, so that by a 1970s Hay had turn internationally famous as a “Town of Books”.

On Apr 1, 1977, Richard Booth admitted Hay an “independent kingdom” with himself as aristocrat Richard CÅ“ur de Livre and his equine as Prime Minister. The broadside attempt gained endless news coverage, and resulted in several spin-offs such as “passports” being issued.

On Apr 1, 2000, Booth followed adult with an investment of “The Hay House of Lords” and combined 21 new patrimonial peers for a “Kingdom of Hay”.

The Hay Literary Festival was another spin-off from a burgeoning series of bookshops in a town, that now gets an estimated 500,000 tourists a year. In approval of his services to tourism, Richard Booth was awarded a MBE in a 2004 New Year’s Honours List. In Aug 2005, Richard Booth announced that he was offered his Hay bookshop and relocating to Germany. As of Sep 2009 a bookshop stays underneath a King of Hay’s control.

He married his second mother Hope Stuart, a former freelance photographer, in a 1980s. In 1999, he published his autobiography, “My Kingdom of Books”, with a assistance of his stepdaughter Lucia Stuart.

Booth stood as for a Socialist Labour Party in a Wales subdivision during a European Parliament election, 2009.

Sources:-http://www.independent.co.uk/news/voting-for-a-new-britain-king-of-hay-stands-as-a-scargillite-unlikely-ally-sings-scargills-praises-1091383.html

Hereâ€™s another essay from www.bbc.co.uk

founder of a International Organisation of Booktowns (IOB), Mr. Richard Booth, MBE.

Richard Booth

Self-proclaimed King of Hay and creator of a world’s initial Book Town.

Born:

12 SEP 1938

Place of Birth:

Hay

School:

Rugby

Biography:

Richard George William Pitt Booth lives in Hay Castle and is credited with transforming a city into a tellurian captivate for used book lovers.

Richard Booth’s family have lived in a Hay area for some-more than a hundred years. The son of a garage mechanic, Richard Booth attended Rugby propagandize and Oxford University. After graduating, he motionless to lapse to his Mid Wales roots.

In 1961, he non-stop his initial used bookshop in Hay, shipping in hundreds of books from opposite a globe. Booth was assured that a city full of book stores could turn an general captivate – “you buy books from all over a universe and your business come from all over a world”.

Where he led, others followed and there are now roughly 40 bookshops in a city – many of that set adult emporium in buildings that had been prolonged neglected. Richard Booth’s initial store, for example, was housed in a Old Fire Station.

By a late 1970s, Hay had turn a world’s initial central Book Town. There are now some-more than 60 Book Towns opposite a creation with skeleton for several more.

On 1 Apr 1977, Richard Booth admitted Hay an Independent Kingdom and he was crowned King and Ruler of a new state. His equine was named Prime Minister. It was a attempt that warranted Hay worldwide publicity.

April Fool’s Day 2000 saw Richard Booth organize another eventuality that gained mass media attention. In a State Room of Hay Castle, he hold an investment of The Hay House of Lords and combined 21 new patrimonial peers for a Kingdom of Hay.

As Hay’s repute as a mecca for book-lovers grew, so too did a thought for an annual book jubilee and in 1988, a initial ever Hay Literary Festival was held.

Under a instruction of Peter Florence, a week-long festival now brings in around 70,000 visitors each year and attracts some of a biggest names on a circuit. In 2002, former US President Bill Clinton was a star speaker. He described Hay-on-Wye as “my kind of town” and likened a festival to a “Woodstock of a mind.”

Other speakers in new years have enclosed authors Beryl Bainbridge, Louis de Bernieres, Margaret Atwood, Germaine Greer, Bill Bryson and Ian McEwan as good as performers Paul McCartney and Van Morrisson.

It’s estimated that a Literary Festival pumps some-more than Â£3million into a internal economy though it’s not only during a week-long eventuality that Hay on Wye attracts visitors. The city now gets around 500,000 tourists a year and in approval of his services to tourism in Powys, Richard Booth was awarded an MBE in a 2004 Queen’s New Year’s Honours.

To perspective new cinema of Richard Booth and his revisit to KampungBuku Malaysia Melaka, find us on Facebook or go to a couple below:-

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BELACAN MELAKA IS THE BEST!!!

admin — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 01:59:24 +0000

Melaka is famous for a belacan. Many tourists who revisit a ancestral state will buy belacan for themselves and as gifts for family and friends behind home. For a uninitiated, belacan is simply dusty shrimp paste. Not usually any shrimp, mind you. Only shrimp locally famous as “geragau” is used. The uninformed geragau held with special nets customarily during low waves by a Portuguese fishermen will be churned with salt and finished into turn patties and left to dry underneath a prohibited sun. Once ready, it will be away packaged in cosmetic and sole during soppy markets and various shops. Local break shops in city do batch belacan (the trade mall conflicting a Samudera Museum and a Heritage Zone in Dataran Pahlawan) though purists will determine that a best and freshest is usually accessible during soppy markets and during a pasar malam (night market). For a record, there are some locals who evade commercially sole belacan and will usually prepare regulating homemade belacan finished by themselves or by relatives. However, given a infancy of us are not as propitious or absolved as these folks, belacan sole in a shops will have to do.

Well, to those unknown with Malaysian food, belacan in a tender form mostly provokes engaging reactions especially since of a clever and particular smell. Once toasted over a stove, it releases a opposite smell that some would report as an appetizing aroma while others would explain it is a tainted odour. Aroma or odour, belacan is mostly a essential part in many signature dishes like Assam Pedas Melaka, sambal belacan, masak lemak, laksa Nyonya, sambal tumis and many more. There is no surrogate for this part and any prepare who attempts to leave it out while cooking those dishes will find out that their food will be uninspired and flat.

So if we devise to revisit Melaka, don’t forget to buy belacan. It is not easy to find Made in Melaka belacan in other states and that is a reason because so many internal tourists mostly buy it here or ask friends and kin who revisit Melaka to get them a few pieces. Homestay Warisan Melaka sells special hampers that enclose a best belacan, dodol, cincalok and gula Melaka all sourced from creditable manufacturers. Our hampers are packaged attractively and make good presents for your family and friends. Retailing during usually RM50-00 a hamper, we have finished all a tough work for we by procuring from usually a best. And if we are stumped or clueless on what to do with a belacan, cincalok and gula Melaka in a hamper, usually impute to a recipe pamphlet enclosed within. To sequence or enquire about a hampers, greatfully call Miss Siti Aishah during 06-2323 653 or email [email protected]. Delivery to your accommodation user can be arranged.

HAPPY EATING AND HAPPY COOKING!

Pesta Baba Nyonya

admin — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 01:49:34 +0000

Jangan Lepaskan Peluang Ini!

Kampung Buku Malaysia Melaka

JOM! ke “Pesta Baba Nyonya” pada 16-18 Dec 2011 ini bertempat di Bistro 1673, Jonker St, Melaka. Pelbagai buku yang berkaitan dengan warisan, sejarah dan kebudayaan Melaka turut dipamerkan anda turut berpeluang memilikinya. Jumpa kami di Booth Kampung Buku Malaysia Melaka. Semua dijemput hadir. Sebarang pertanyaan sila hubungi En Firdaus (06-2519181)

BOOK TALK

admin — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 00:34:19 +0000

KampungBuku Malaysia Melaka has an important announcement to make.

KampungBuku Malaysia Melaka with the co-operation of Cheng Ho Cultural Museum will be organizing a BOOK TALK in conjunction with the 3^rd Anniversary of Melaka’s inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage Cities List.

Date : 9^th July 2011 (Saturday)

Venue : Cheng Ho Cultural Museum

Time : 10.00 am

Entrance is free. Registration by telephone (06-232 3308 – Norgayah) or email (lindasuelin@gmail.com) is encouraged for groups above 10. Light refreshments will be served.

Book Talk by Dennis De Witt

Author of “History of the Dutch in Malaysia”**, “Melaka from the Top”** and “Re-connecting Through Our Roots”.

** Copies are available at AnjungKaryawan Melaka, KampungBuku Malaysia Melaka. You can also order these books online at our website. www.bookvillage.com.my

Book Talk by Serge Jardin

Author of “Rever Malacca”

Author Profile

Dennis De Witt

Dennis De Witt is a 5th generation Dutch Eurasian from Malacca. He has developed a keen interest on subjects relating to Dutch influences in Malaysian history due to his own heritage. His research on his ancestors has produced family data going through 300 years, down 11 generations and across 3 continents.

He is the author of the following books:

Reconnecting Through Our Roots (self-published) (2006)
History of the Dutch in Malaysia, Nutmeg Publishing, ISBN: 9789834351908 (2007)
Melaka from the Top, Nutmeg Publishing, ISBN: 9789834351922 (2010)

He has contributed articles for the Journal of Malaysian Biographies, published by the Malaysian National Archives, presented papers at seminars and written articles for various newspapers and magazines, such as:

‘Children of the VOC’ in The Easternization of the West: The Role of Melaka, the Malay-Indonesian archipelago and the Dutch seminar, subsequently published by the Institute of Occidental Studies, UKM.
‘In the Chasm of Malaysian Ethnic Pluralism – Malaysia’s Dutch Descendants’ at http://www.projectmalaysia.org/articles/in-the-chasm-of-malaysian-ethnic-pluralism-malaysia-dutch-descendants.html
‘A Family Reunion – The Sequerahs of Malacca’, Heritage Asia Magazine, April-June 2009, Vol. 6 No. 1, ISSN 1675-6924.

He is a registered speaker with the Malaysian Tourism Development Council and he has given lectures and talks on history and ethnicity at various forums and seminars.

In 2009, he was named as the winner of the ‘Dutch incentive prize for Genealogy’ for his book ‘History of the Dutch in Malaysia’ and he received his prize in the Netherlands.

Dennis De Witt was born and raised in Malacca, he and his family now reside in Selangor. He now acts as one of the co-ordinators of the Malaysian Dutch Descendants Project and is the President of the Malaysia-Netherlands Friendship Association.

Serge Jardin

Serge Jardin is a geographer and historian per training and has a Master’s Degree from the University of Paris. After a short stint as a teacher for 2 years, he started to travel extensively around the world and finally joined the tourism industry.

He arrived in Malaysia in 1986 to work as a tour leader and tourist guide. In 1988, he incorporated his own travel agency which is dedicated to the discerning traveller.

Retired since 2008 he occupies his time by entertaining guests at The Snail House, Heeren Street, walks in the gardens, hillsand in the villages around Malaysia.

He has just publishedthe book “Rêver Malacca”, which is an invitation to discover Melaka through the eyes of travellers. He is currently working on a new book “Malaisie, un certain regard” or “Malaysia in the literatures”.

KampungBuku Malaysia Melaka and the Cheng Ho Cultural Museum cordially invites you to join us on the 9^th July 2011 for the first ever BOOK TALK. History buffs, tourists, students, teachers and anyone interested in the history of Melaka is encouraged to attend. The sessions will be moderated and members of the audience will be able to participate in a Question & Answer session with the authors.