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By the way my family is thinking about me is the reason why for can not to sell this car.For example the warn sign on information system.I plugged in the vehicle to the computer at technic service to be seen what is going on in system and what is the code meaning.So we moniterized the Honda Jazz and got this error code:Driving the car high speed longer time!And it was all.No injection system issue.And we got this vehicle routine mainten and keep take on the road.I remember my 2002 Civic when you floor it down the gas pedal you have to get this warn sign on gauges!And this was all about the fuel and consumption so when you get slow down your Civic and keep go on calm this warn light off automaticly.

Last time, when I was a kid, we didn’t talk about unity —we just lived it. We kids would be running around, playing with everyone on the streets. The parents? Ah, they would be lepaking at the side, chit-chatting, and keeping an eye on us. Every now and then, we’d kena scolding for being a bit noti, but that was part of the fun, you know? But look around now. Do we even smile at each other anymore? Establishing eye contact. Or mostly everyone is glued to their gadgets. Everyone just rush past, busy with their own lives. We don’t bother to wave, say “thank you,” or ask how your neighbor’s doing. Gone are the days when parents would lepak together while the kids played. And when’s the last time you said thank you to a neighbor—not because they did anything big, but just for being there? We’ve traded those unspoken acts of care for convenience and isolation. This Malaysia Day, ask yourself: When was the last time you smiled at your neighbor, even if they didn’t smile back? When was the last time you offered help without being asked? Or simply said thank you to someone for being a good neighbor? Bring back that kampung spirit... • Smile, even if they don’t smile back. • Say thank you—for the small things, like helping to watch your car. • Offer help when you see someone struggling, don’t wait for them to ask. • Knock on your neighbor’s door if you haven’t seen them in a while. Just ask, “Eh, okay ah?” • Wave when you pass by, even if it feels a bit awkward at first. • Hold the lift open when you see someone walking towards the lift. These are the things that hold us together. We don’t need big gestures—just simple actions. Malaysia Day isn’t just one day. It’s how we live, every day.

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Mānawatia a Matariki - Happy Māori New Year to my clients, candidates, and colleagues! 💙✨ On behalf of Salt, I wish everyone celebrating Te Tau Hou Māori - Matariki a special time of reflection, celebration, and preparation for the future. If you'd like to join in the celebrations, head over to our blog to learn more about Matariki ➡ https://lnkd.in/gVu9wJ-e

Mānawatia a Matariki - Happy Māori New Year to my clients, candidates, and colleagues! 💙✨ On behalf of Salt, I wish everyone celebrating Te Tau Hou Māori - Matariki a special time of reflection, celebration, and preparation for the future. If you'd like to join in the celebrations, head over to our blog to learn more about Matariki ➡ https://lnkd.in/gVu9wJ-e

Mānawatia a Matariki - Happy Māori New Year to my clients, candidates, and colleagues! 💙✨ On behalf of Salt, I wish everyone celebrating Te Tau Hou Māori - Matariki a special time of reflection, celebration, and preparation for the future. If you'd like to join in the celebrations, head over to our blog to learn more about Matariki ➡ https://lnkd.in/gVu9wJ-e

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