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[edit] To create Adibah Amin - The progress is visible below. A. Samad Said Catster/Catster.com - I don't know where and when to start Dogster/Dogster.com - I don't know where and when to start Kemala Create articles for all KTM Komuter stations. They include Teluk Gadong, Kampung Raja Uda, Jalan Kastam, Bukit Badak, Padang Jawa, Setia Jaya, Seri Setia, Kampung Dato Harun, Jalan Templer and Kuang. If the articles just seem to be here even after they were created, do assist by helping me remove these articles. Thank you for your cooperation. The Low Cost Carrier Terminal in Sepang Meniti Kaca. The progress is visible below. [edit] To expand Improve the page List of cities by longitude by adding more cities and converting the list into multiple tables. (List of cities by latitude can be used as an example) Add List of developing countries/regions section into the (Developing country) article. Expand the article Ella. The progress can be seen below, after Meniti Kaca. Oh my, I have to do it soon, the categories are all there and some users may consider it to be irrelevant. [edit] To Copy-edit / Cleanup Anglo Chinese School, Klang - I have to agree with Victuallers about the massive amount of lists in this article. Maybe I will try and change the history section of the article so that it will not look like a timeline. More information should be added about the school by me in the nearing future. Dayang Nurfaizah [An IP address user modified that article significantly, but I helped to edit and modify it even further. It is no longer tagged with the copy edit and cleanup sign.] [edit] WikiProjects Move all the articles under the scope of WikiProject Malaysia from unassessed-importance/class to assessed. [edit] Miscellanea Take photos of some, if not all, Kelana Jaya Line, Ampang Line, Express Rail Link, KTM Komuter, KTM Intercity stations. Snap photos of the new Low Cost Carrier Terminal in Sepang. Modifying my user page. (Delayed from April 2007 to mid May 2007 to early, mid or late June 2007 due to my mid-year exams)

[edit] Targets on Wikipedia

The following are all my targets on Wikipedia. I think I am highly ambitious. The ones that are struck out are the ones that have already been successfully completed by me.

• To obtain 1000 edits
• To obtain 1500 edits
• To obtain 2000 edits
• To obtain 3000 edits
• To obtain 5000 edits.
• To be in the top 20 list of Wikipedians in the Are You a Wikipediholic Test.
• To obtain at least 1 barnstar.
• To be able to converse in French at an intermediate level, at least.
• To improve Wikipedia's coverage on articles relating to Malaysia.
• To revert vandalism.
• To successfully become an admin.
• To obtain 10000 edits
• To obtain 20 barnstars.
• To expand (and reduce the amount of) stub articles.
• To create featured articles.

Note: Some of my aims such as To revert vandalism does not have an actual value, but if I revert vandalism often, then maybe I will tick it off.

The section below is where I would store all my unfinished and uncompleted work on any article on Wikipedia. I am/was planning to use an entire subpage for this but now, I think a large section in my Sandbox is good and satisfying enough. Should I create the article below? It looks like it might get deleted for being non-notable.

[edit] Meniti Kaca

Meniti Kaca
Author	Raja Sabarudin Abdullah
Country	Malaysia
Language	Malay
Genre(s)	Teenage novel, Fiction
Publisher	Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka
Publication date	1991 (Students' edition published in 2000)
Media type	Print (Paperback)
Pages	94
ISBN	ISBN 9836267565

Meniti Kaca is a Malay language teenage novel used by Form 1 secondary school students who are living or residing in Selangor, Federal Territory, Perlis or Malacca. It was written by Raja Sabarudin Abdullah, and was published in 1991. The student's edition of this novel, which is the edition used by all the pupils of the respective states, was published in 2000, which was the year when the Government of Malaysia unanimously decided that Malay and English literature is a necessity among secondary school students. From the year 2000 onwards, novels and anthologies were used by all secondary school students of Malaysia, from Form 1 to Form 5. However, it was only in 2002 when the government decided that these novels should be taken seriously and thus, all the novels that were read by students during lower secondary will be tested in their Penilaian Menengah Rendah examinations.

[edit] Characters

[edit] Nazar

Nazar is the protagonist of this novel. When he was introduced at the start of this novel, he was 14 years old, while towards the conclusion, he turned 16. He is brave, optimistic, caring, patient, persevering, hardworking and sensitive. He is the only child of Pak Sahar's family. His ambition is to become a doctor as he would like to treat people who had the same fate as his mother and father, who died at the development and post-climax of this novel respectively. He obtained results that were satisfactory for his Penilaian Menengah Rendah exam, and this enabled him to resume his studies in a boarding school or asrama in Ipoh, Perak.

[edit] Pak Sahar

(Pak) Sahar is Nazar's father. He is in is forties. He works as a government employee in a land office in Lumut. He does outdoor-related tasks when not working. He is caring, prioritises education, responsible and persevering. He falls sick very often and this affects the productivity of his work. Eventually, he died in the Lumut Hospital. However, the cause of his death and the kind of sickness that affected him throughout the year, is unknown. ^[1]

[edit] Mahyun

Mahyun (or Yun) is Nazar's mother and Pak Sahar's spouse. She is considered to be crazy and she was sent to a mental hospital called Hospital Bahagia in Tanjung Rambutan.

[edit] Zainab

[edit] Pak Sehak

[edit] Mak Miah

Other characters

• Fauzi

• Ah Seong

• Kim Moi

[edit] See also

• Education in Malaysia
• Malay language
• Novel
• Secondary education

[edit] References

[edit] Footnotes

[edit] Sources

Preceded by None

Malay Novels Used in Secondary Schools in Selangor, the Federal Territory, Negeri Sembilan and Perlis Form 1 (age 13)

Succeeded by Pahlawan Pasir Salak by Mohammad Ismail Sarbini

Category:1991 novels Category:Malay literature Category:Malaysian novels Category:Young adult novels

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[edit] Adibah Amin

Adibah Amin
Pen name	Sri Delima
Occupation	Academician, Columnist, Novelist, Actress
Nationality	Malaysian
Writing period	1970s - present
Spouse(s)	Unknown (early 1960s - mid 1960s)
Children	One
Relative(s)	Ibu Zain (mother)

Khalidah Adibah binti Amin, popularly known as Adibah Amin (born February 19, 1936) is a Malaysian academician, columnist, Malay and English novelist and actress. She uses the pseudonym Sri Delima (The Glow of a Ruby). Her works include three Malay novels (Bangsawan Tulen, Seroja Masih Di Kolam, Tempat Jatuh Lagi Dikenang), along with approximately 200 radio dramas and several short stories. She also writes for The Star.

Karya-karyanya termasuk tiga buah novel dalam bahasa Melayu (Bangsawan Tulen, Seroja Masih Di Kolam, Tempat Jatuh Lagi Dikenang) bersama-sama dengan lebih kurang 200 drama radio ("Hanya 10 adalah baik", beliau berkata dengan rendah hati kepada majalah Asiaweek), dan sebilangan cerpen pendek. Dalam bahasa Inggeris, beliau menulis untuk akhbar The Star, dan kini paling diingati untuk ruangnya "As I Was Passing" yang ditulis semasa beliau bertugas dengan akhbar New Straits Times. Terbaru, pada November 2006, Adibah melahirkan novel pertamanya di dalam Bahasa Inggeris, "This End of The Rainbow" yang memaparkan sebuah fiksi tentang kehidupan mahasiswa sekitar tahun 50an. Novelnya "Seroja Masih di Kolam" telah diterjemahkan ke dalam Bahasa Jepun dengan judul "Surojya No Hana Wa Mada Ike Ni (1986)." Adibah juga turut menterjemahkan karya-karya sastera besar Malaysia termasuklah No Harvest But Thorns tulisan Sasterawan Negara Malaysia, Shahnon Ahmad (judul asal Ranjau Sepanjang Jalan) dan Jungle of Hope (tulisan SN Keris Mas, judul asalnya, Rimba Harapan). Sehingga tahun 2006, Adibah masih giat menulis terutamanya mengenai artikel-artikel pendidikan di suratkhabar (The STAR).

Category:1936 births Category:Living people Category:Columnists Category:Novelists Category:Malaysian Muslims

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Kimora: Life in the Fab Lane
Format	Reality show
Created by	Kimora Lee Simmons
Starring	Kimora Lee Simmons Peyton List Ming Lee Aoki Lee
Country of origin	United States
Language(s)	English
No. of seasons	1, second season currently in production
No. of episodes	8
Production
Location(s)	Upper Saddle River, NJ Los Angeles, CA New York City, NY Cannes, France
Running time	30 minutes (including commercials; except pilot and one other episode)
Broadcast
Original channel	Style Network E!
Original run	August 5, 2007 – Present, second season currently in production
External links
Official website
IMDb profile
TV.com summary

Kimora: Life In The Fab Lane is a reality show about Kimora Lee Simmons' life and work as the head of Baby Phat. Kimora is, as she states, a model, a mogul and most importantly a mom. The show is often filmed at her estate in Upper Saddle River, NJ on Fox Hedge Road and in NYC at the Simmons' offices. In her younger years she was a highly successful model. Her urban couture line Baby Phat and also her new line KLS have had international success. The show is centered around her home life, her co workers and her designing career. It currently airs on Style Network and premiered on August 5, 2007. It now is airing on E! Entertainment Television on Sunday nights at 10:30. A second season is being worked on, to being airing in 2008.

[edit] List Of Episodes

Episode number	Episode name	First aired	Description
1	Kimora Cam-Pain	August 5, 2007	In this episode Kimora faces planing a Baby Phat photo shoot. After numerous mishaps the team decide on a Russian theme featuring Kimora in Russian inspired sets. She also works on designing her Barbie doll.
2	Vanity Flair	August 12, 2007	Kimora decides what to wear to the Vanity Fair party; her KLS dress is given to Tichina Arnold; Kimora becomes the first woman to be on the cover of "Source" magazine
3	The Devil Wears Baby Phat	August 19, 2007	Kimora must give a speech in honor of her Designer of the Year award; a new assistant is hired; Kimora gets her Barbie doll
4	Kimora Knows She Cannes	September 2, 2007	Kimora holds a fashion show on her yacht in Cannes after the Film festival
5	Kimora: Life In The Fab Lane Secrets	September 9, 2007	Secrets are revealed from the season and Kimora gives inside advice and hints to be fabulous; Shows how Kimora started out
6	Keepin' It Real Estate	September 23, 2007	Kimora is in search of a new home in Los Angeles because she feels her current home isn't large enough; Malori takes the girls to the beach and salon
7	In Store for Fabulosity	September 30, 2007	Kimora launches her new jewelry line at the Baby Phat store and hires a feng shui expert to bring in some harmony before the big event.
8	Kiddie Couture	October 7, 2007	Ming and Aoki Lee design and model their fashion line at the Baby Phat show room

[edit] Trivia

Trivia sections are discouraged under Wikipedia guidelines. The article could be improved by integrating relevant items and removing inappropriate ones.

• Every episode is a half hour long except for the series premiere and one other episode.
• Kimora: Life In The Fab Lane Secrets was a special showing how Kimora started out.
• The show is available on iTunes.
• Kimora has a home in Benedict Canyon, Beverly Hills
• Kimora practices the Kaballah religion, and meditates each morning before doing her Yoga exercises with her personal trainer/nutrtionist.
• Kimora was arrested on reckless driving and marijuana posession charges in the summer of 2004, near her New Jersey home
• Kimora is working on writing a multi-cultural children's book, and is set to release a line of dolls with accessories in the fall of 2006.
• Kimora bought much of her artwork from Guianni Versace's estate after his murder

[edit] References

• Trivia of Kimora Lee Simmons

Category:American reality television series

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This list of tallest buildings in the United States ranks skyscrapers in the United States based on official height. The country is home to many of the world's tallest buildings.

Prior to the September 11, 2001 attacks in New York City, the twin towers of the World Trade Center occupied the second and third positions on the list below. The North Tower stood at 1,368 feet (417 m), while the South was 1,362 feet (415 m) tall. The 1,776 foot (541 m) Freedom Tower, scheduled for construction on the former World Trade Center site, was intended to become the tallest building in the United States upon completion in 2010. The Chicago Spire (previously known as the Fordham Spire) a tower under construction in Chicago, Illinois is also planned for completion in 2010. This tower would be taller than the proposed Freedom Tower with a height of 2,000 feet (610 m).

Other tall buildings that are either proposed or under construction include Trans National Place in Boston (1,175 feet (351.8m)), the Signature Tower in Nashville, Tennessee (1,057 feet (322 m)), the Bank of America Tower (1,200 feet (366 m)), the Comcast Center (975 feet (297 m)) in Philadelphia, the Trump International Hotel and Tower (1,362 feet (415 m)) and Waterview Tower (1,047 feet (319 m)) in Chicago. If all these buildings are completed at the current projections, the nine tallest buildings in the United States would be located in either New York (7 - Freedom Tower, 2 World Trade Center, 3 World Trade Center, Empire State Building, Bank of America Tower, New York Times Building, and Chrysler Building) or Chicago (6 - Chicago Spire, Sears Tower, Trump International, Aon Center, John Hancock Building and Waterview Tower) - excluding the proposed Signature Tower in Nashville, Tennessee.

[edit] Tallest buildings

This lists ranks buildings in the United States that stand at least 700 feet (213 m) tall, based on standard height measurement. This includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts. Only completed buildings and under construction buildings that have been topped out are included.

This lists buildings that are under construction in the United States and are planned to rise at least 700 feet (213 m). Buildings that have already been topped out are included.

Rank	Building	City	Height	Floors	Image
1	Petronas Tower 1	Kuala Lumpur	452 m	88
2	Petronas Tower 2	Kuala Lumpur	452 m	88
3	Menara Telekom	Kuala Lumpur	310 m	55
4	Menara Maybank	Kuala Lumpur	243.5 m	50
5	Empire Tower	Kuala Lumpur	238.1 m	62
6	KOMTAR	Penang	232.0 m	65
7	Menara Maxis	Kuala Lumpur	212.1 m	49
8	Bangunan AM Finance	Kuala Lumpur		50
9	Berjaya Times Square	Kuala Lumpur	203.0 m	48
10	Menara Multi Purpose	Kuala Lumpur	198.1 m	40
11	Capital Square Condominiums	Kuala Lumpur	198.0 m	42
12	Maju Tower	Kuala Lumpur	196.0 m	50
13	Menara Standard Chartered	Kuala Lumpur	193.0 m	46
14	Menara Citibank	Kuala Lumpur	190.2 m	50
15	Marinara Financial Centre	Kuala Lumpur	185.6 m	36
16	Grand Seasons Hotel	Kuala Lumpur	183.8 m	42
17	Menara Dato'Onn	Kuala Lumpur		40
18	Menara PNB	Kuala Lumpur		40
19	Menara Public Bank	Kuala Lumpur	170 m	36
20	Bangunan Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka	Kuala Lumpur
20	Wisma Goldhill	Kuala Lumpur	168 m	36
21	Maju Perdana , Tower 2	Kuala Lumpur		40
22	Menara Keck Seng	Kuala Lumpur		39
23	Kompleks Dayabumi	Kuala Lumpur	157.0 m	35
24	Dynasty Hotel	Kuala Lumpur	155.0 m	41
25	Menara Dion	Kuala Lumpur		37
26	Meridian KL Sentral	Kuala Lumpur	154.0 m	38
26	Hilton KL Sentral	Kuala Lumpur	154.0 m	38
27	Faber Imperial Court	Kuala Lumpur	152.0 m	38
28	Bangunan Lembaga Urusan Tabung Haji	Kuala Lumpur	152.0 m	38
28	Menara Budaya	Kuala Lumpur	151.0 m	37
29	Park View Service Apartment	Kuala Lumpur	150.5 m	43
29	Mont Kiara Damai	Kuala Lumpur	150.5 m	43
30	Menara Promet	Kuala Lumpur		38

This is a list of tallest skyscrapers in Malaysia. The skyscrapers are ranked by structural height.

Rank	Name	City	Height	Floors	Image
1	Petronas Tower 1	Kuala Lumpur	452 m	88
2	Petronas Tower 2	Kuala Lumpur	452 m	88
3	Menara Telekom	Kuala Lumpur	310 m	55
4	Menara Maybank	Kuala Lumpur	243.5 m	50
5	Empire Tower	Kuala Lumpur	238.1 m	62
6	KOMTAR	Penang	232.0 m	65
7	Menara Maxis	Kuala Lumpur	212.1 m	49
8	Bangunan AM Finance	Kuala Lumpur		50
9	Berjaya Times Square	Kuala Lumpur	203.0 m	48
10	Menara Multi Purpose	Kuala Lumpur	198.1 m	40
11	Capital Square Condominiums	Kuala Lumpur	198.0 m	42
12	Maju Tower	Kuala Lumpur	196.0 m	50
13	Menara Standard Chartered	Kuala Lumpur	193.0 m	46
14	Menara Citibank	Kuala Lumpur	190.2 m	50
15	Marinara Financial Centre	Kuala Lumpur	185.6 m	36
16	Grand Seasons Hotel	Kuala Lumpur	183.8 m	42
17	Menara Dato'Onn	Kuala Lumpur		40
18	Menara PNB	Kuala Lumpur		40
19	Menara Public Bank	Kuala Lumpur	170 m	36
20	Bangunan Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka	Kuala Lumpur
20	Wisma Goldhill	Kuala Lumpur	168 m	36
21	Maju Perdana , Tower 2	Kuala Lumpur		40
22	Menara Keck Seng	Kuala Lumpur		39
23	Kompleks Dayabumi	Kuala Lumpur	157.0 m	35
24	Dynasty Hotel	Kuala Lumpur	155.0 m	41
25	Menara Dion	Kuala Lumpur		37
26	Meridian KL Sentral	Kuala Lumpur	154.0 m	38
26	Hilton KL Sentral	Kuala Lumpur	154.0 m	38
27	Faber Imperial Court	Kuala Lumpur	152.0 m	38
28	Bangunan Lembaga Urusan Tabung Haji	Kuala Lumpur	152.0 m	38
28	Menara Budaya	Kuala Lumpur	151.0 m	37
29	Park View Service Apartment	Kuala Lumpur	150.5 m	43
29	Mont Kiara Damai	Kuala Lumpur	150.5 m	43
30	Menara Promet	Kuala Lumpur		38

[edit] Under construction

Rank	Name	City	Height	Floors
1	Four Seasons Centre	Kuala Lumpur	320.0 m	70
2	Charigali Headquarters Tower	Kuala Lumpur	267.0	58
3	The Troika Tower 3	Kuala Lumpur	204.2 m	50
4	Duta Plaza Office Tower	Kuala Lumpur	202.0 m	52
5	The Troika Tower 2	Kuala Lumpur	177.0 m	44
6	CAHB Corporate Office Tower	Kuala Lumpur	168.0 m	42
7	The Troika Tower 1	Kuala Lumpur	160.0 m	38
8	KLCC Apartment 1	Kuala Lumpur	157.6 m	45
9	Duta Plaza, Tower 2	Kuala Lumpur	155.0 m	43
10	The Pavillion Service Apartment 2	Kuala Lumpur	154.0 m	44

[edit] Reference

SkyscraperPage.com

[edit] See also

• List of skyscrapers

Malaysia Tallest buildings