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Thursday, May 1, 2008

More Than Just A Market In Kuala Lampur

The central market in Kuala Lumpur is a historical landmark in the now modern bustling metropolis. The building for the central market was built in 1888 by the British who were ruling Malaya at that time and it was used as a wet market for Kuala Lumpur citizens and tin miners. Further expansions were made in 1889, 1895, 1920 and 1921. By 1933, the expansions to the warehouse would result in its current size. The site is now demarcated as a Heritage site.

Central Market or in common parlance the CM is the place to go if you are looking for local arts and crafts; memorable souvenirs if you are a tourist. Almost everything that has anything to do with Malaysia can be found under one roof here, from small items like personalized key chains, pewters and t-shirts to antiques and paintings. It is also a living theatre that features a number of artistes. Visitors can check out the portrait artistes at work and other street performers such as traditional musicians, magicians and the crowd favorites all over the world- clowns. The Central Market also hosts weekly cultural shows at its riverside amphitheater, a venue for traditional dance displays, wayang kulit (shadow puppet) shows and more contemporary entertainment. Generally, it's the place to go for shopping, delightful cuisine, to be entertained or simply for people watching.

It is a far cry from some of Kuala Lampur's modern yet soul-less shopping complexes. The Central Market is a cultural centre-cum-shopping mall and is the best place to witness traditional Malaysian culture. A variety of traditional goods are sold here, including handicrafts, souvenirs and art, all at reasonable prices. Amid the stalls selling an array of souvenirs are small outlets where Malaysian artists display their works. Visitors may even have their portrait painted or order custom-made handicrafts.

It's a great place for a vacation with memorable experiences. A number of hotels in Kuala Lumpur offer great accommodation options ranging from budget to luxury

Naveen Marasinghe is an Online Marketing Executive at eMarketingEye which is a search engine marketing company that offers PPC Management and SEO services and specializes in serving the online travel and hospitality industry.

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Understanding T1 Circuits

T1 circuits are also high-speed digital connections, which can be used for voice or data. The T1 transmits data at a speed of 1.544 Mbps, which is faster than most modems.

T1s are engineered circuits that are used for businesses. The T1 consists of 24 channels, which can be allotted to voice, data or both. The T1 transmission occurs over two-pair fiber wiring however it is sometimes brought to the building on regular copper wires.

The circuit is specifically engineered based on the distance from the central office where it originates to the final location where it will terminate. The circuit must transmit at specific speeds and repeaters are sometimes needed to help boost the signal.

T1 circuits are brought into the business and terminated onto a jack in the telephone or data room. The jack, called a smart jack, can then be used to plug a cable to extend the circuit into the appropriate equipment. This takes up considerably less space in the telephone room than standard telephone lines.

Voice T1s can be used for both incoming and outgoing calls. The 24 circuits are fluid and are available to any telephone users when they become available. This allows the best usage of the lines. Sharing the lines in this manner lets you have many fewer lines than before. For example, an office of 50 to 100 people with average telephone needs can easily be serviced with one T1.

Voice T1s can also be used with DID (direct inward dial) numbers. DIDs are like private lines. Each telephone user can be assigned a DID number from a bank of numbers that you order through the phone company. The DID numbers run over the T1 and can each be assigned to a specific telephone. The DIDs are able tot be dialed directly from the outside with no intervention from the company operator for re-direction.

For larger companies that need more lines or those that need additional bandwidth there are bigger configurations available. The T3, also known as a DS3, is a digital communications link that supports data at a rate of 43.232 Mbps. It is equal to 28 TT1 circuits are also high-speed digital connections, which can be used for voice or data. The T1 transmits data at a speed of 1.544 Mbps, which is faster than most modems.

T1s are engineered circuits that are used for businesses. The T1 consists of 24 channels, which can be allotted to voice, data or both. The T1 transmission occurs over two-pair fiber wiring however it is sometimes brought to the building on regular copper wires.

The circuit is specifically engineered based on the distance from the central office where it originates to the final location where it will terminate. The circuit must transmit at specific speeds and repeaters are sometimes needed to help boost the signal.

T1 circuits are brought into the business and terminated onto a jack in the telephone or data room. The jack, called a smart jack, can then be used to plug a cable to extend the circuit into the appropriate equipment. This takes up considerably less space in the telephone room than standard telephone lines.

Voice T1s can be used for both incoming and outgoing calls. The 24 circuits are fluid and are available to any telephone users when they become available. This allows the best usage of the lines. Sharing the lines in this manner lets you have many fewer lines than before. For example, an office of 50 to 100 people with average telephone needs can easily be serviced with one T1.

Voice T1s can also be used with DID (direct inward dial) numbers. DIDs are like private lines. Each telephone user can be assigned a DID number from a bank of numbers that you order through the phone company. The DID numbers run over the T1 and can each be assigned to a specific telephone. The DIDs are able tot be dialed directly from the outside with no intervention from the company operator for re-direction.

For larger companies that need more lines or those that need additional bandwidth there are bigger configurations available. The T3, also known as a DS3, is a digital communications link that supports data at a rate of 43.232 Mbps. It is equal to 28 T1 circuits. This high-speed connection can run any application you may need. If you have a large company or campus environment the T3 may be a good option. It is also a good option for those with phone intensive operations such as a call center.

The T1 can't be beat for clarity, reliability and cost efficiency. It is a highly reliable connection. The T1 is always being monitored at the central office and if any problems are detected they can often be corrected remotely. The T1 offers a clear, crisp sound as well. The T1 is also quite cost efficient. While there are typically installation charges these are often made up in the first year, or sooner. Users find monthly charges are often much less than what they were paying before. The additional features and benefits add to the value of the T1.

1 circuits. This high-speed connection can run any application you may need. If you have a large company or campus environment the T3 may be a good option. It is also a good option for those with phone intensive operations such as a call center.

The T1 can't be beat for clarity, reliability and cost efficiency. It is a highly reliable connection. The T1 is always being monitored at the central office and if any problems are detected they can often be corrected remotely. The T1 offers a clear, crisp sound as well. The T1 is also quite cost efficient. While there are typically installation charges these are often made up in the first year, or sooner. Users find monthly charges are often much less than what they were paying before. The additional features and benefits add to the value of the T1.

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