Parking management International Products 4 Level

Engineered to lift motor vehicles for parking purposes but also suitable for car dealers to use as a showcase with glass cover around the steel construction.
The Power column is fitted with a mechanical safety lock that automatically engages with each platform during descent. This locks the platforms in the event of any electrical or mechanical failure. For complete safety, the lock has to be manually released during the descent phase.(man present system)
Making sure that below the platform, there is no vehicle or obstacle, the person using the mechanical lever deactivates the lock mechanism which will then allow the platforms move downward safely. There is also a cable failure mechanism as an additional safety measure.
Parachute valves, otherwise known as hose rupture valves, placed inside the cylinder that stops the downflow of the oil in case of emergency.


Usage Areas:

• Commercial parking Lots
• Residence & Private Parking Areas
• Car Dealers & Rental Companies
• Real Estate Developers, Architects, Engineers
• Hospitals, Shopping Malls, Airports and Hotels etc

Features:

• High Quality Steel
• Interior / Exterior Use
• Lifting Capacity 3.000 kg per platform
• Pre-fabricated Unit ( Bolts & Nuts )
• Need Foundation on the site
• Valet Parking System
• Mini or Commercial Power Pack (For every local electric output)
• Solid Decking against dripping any item
• Easily height adjustment for ceiling clearance

Safety:

• Special Key
• Lock for Security and Safety
• Emergency Button
• Mechanical Safety Lock
• Extra safety with Parachute Valve
• Steel on Steel Locks
• CE certificate

Power Requirements:

• 3 KW Three Phase motor for commercial power pack
• Operate up to 10 lifts one by one with a commercial power pack
• Easy lowering event of power failure

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Kapolri : No Engineering in Case Chandra-Seed

JAKARTA, - Chief of Police General Bambang Hendarso Danuri confirms that no engineering done anything related cases police dragged two former KPK leaders, Chandra Hamzah and Seed Rianto Samad.

So far, the police considered to be unclear in the run in and conduct legal proceedings against them. Although already a suspect, either Chandra or seeds have not been detained by the police.

"In this process, we want to show that we truly transparent. What was fabricated? Nah there," said Chief of Police answered reporters' questions after the Friday prayers, at the Police Headquarters Complex, Jakarta, Friday (23/10).

According to the National Police, actions and legal process carried out to Chandra and seeds have been carried out according to procedures and applicable law corridors. "If someone said that engineering, engineered ass? Kan all the suspect outside," he said.

Further, the Chief of Police invited to all parties, especially related institutions, the Commission and the Attorney General, to continue to improve synergies with the handling of corruption cases. According to him, the legal process which has been running on both suspects would be better left to the legal process which has been running.

"Let this process run without any suspicion. We agreed, three Plt leader who has come Commission. Let's go ahead and do another backward

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Manhattan apartment market’s quick rebound

NEW YORK - Blink. What housing downturn?

Sales of apartments and co-op units in Manhattan soared between 46 and 69 percent from the second to the third quarter, according to a handful of reports Friday.

Though sales are still one quarter below last year, the speed of the turnaround was surprising. A year ago, the collapse of Lehman Brothers and its shockwaves through the financial markets sent Manhattan's real estate market into a tailspin.

The median price in the July-September period slipped 2 percent from the second quarter, and was down between 8 and 18 percent from last year to a range of $760,000 to $850,000. But Prudential Douglas Elliman reported an almost 2 percent quarterly increase in prices.

"This is all good news, but it doesn't suggest we're at the bottom" for prices, said Jonathan Miller, president and chief executive of real estate appraisal and consulting firm Miller Samuel Inc., which analyzed the numbers for Prudential.

New York City's real estate market reflects broad national housing trends. The number of signed sales contracts rose for the seventh month in a row in August, the National Association of Realtors said Thursday. And home prices nationwide edged up 1.2 percent from June to July, according to the Case-Shiller index of 20 cities.

The forces driving sales in New York are similar — lower prices and mortgage rates, better consumer confidence and a tax credit of up to $8,000 for first-time homebuyers.

Nervous buyers sat out the first six months of the year, worried about the economy, said Pamela Liebman, CEO of real estate firm The Corcoran Group.

"As soon as values fell enough, it drove buyers back in with renewed confidence," she said. The stock market's rally from its lows in March also made New York buyers feel wealthier, she said.

However, there are concerns that the Nov. 30 expiration of the federal tax credit for first-time homebuyers of up to $8,000 will dampen buyer demand. More than a dozen bills have been introduced in Congress to extend the credit, but it's unclear if lawmakers want to continue to subsidize the market.

In addition, mortgage rates for loans above $729,750, so-called jumbo loans, remain relatively expensive at 6.11 percent for a 30-year mortgage. The city's unemployment topped 10 percent in August, the highest level since May 1993. And developers are ready to put up to 6,000 condos up for sale.

Already, properties are sitting on the sales block longer than in the second quarter.

Nevertheless, the number of unsold apartments in New York has fallen from its April highs and price cuts were harder to come by this quarter compared to the previous one, according to real estate listing web site StreetEasy.com. Sellers also got 95 percent of their asking price, versus about 93 percent in the second quarter, according to real estate firms Brown Harris Stevens and Halstead Property.

Deb Shapiro, 39, benefited on both ends of the housing market. The book publishing executive received her full asking price of $300,000 on a studio that's a block and a half from Central Park. Shapiro then turned around and bought a one-bedroom for $400,000 in the same neighborhood. She completed both deals last week.

"The market finally got to a place where I could sell my apartment and buy another, bigger place," said Shapiro, who owned her studio for seven years. "I feel like it's palatial compared to where I used to live."


Source : MSNBC

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Big Brother and Aing Zuhri: I'm Glad He's caught ....

I'm glad he was caught, but my heart still nervous ". That last sentence made by Dermo Prihatno, the first brother of two suspected terrorists wanted by Muhammad Syahrir (Aing) and SYAIFUDIN bin Djaelani or SYAIFUDIN Zuhri (Udin) aka Sole, Friday ( 9 / 10).

However, until today, Monday (12/10), while his extended family came to the Police Hospital Sukanto Kramat Jati, East Jakarta, which does not only show Dermo nose. Their arrival to the Police Hospital was conducted to ensure whether or not the terrorist's body lay in state hospitals that are members of their families, namely SYAIFUDIN Syahrir Zuhri and Mohamad, as was mentioned as the two fugitive terrorist who was shot by members of densus 88.


As told by the chief Sampora, Kuningan, West Java, Rohidin Nur, who arrived with the group said, families who come as much of eleven people, including children. Could be seen among others, their parents, the Ershad and Asanih Djaelani, and siblings both, namely Grace and Sucihani.

Zuhri's wife, and his wife Cholifah Syahrir, Nurjanah, was also seen there, including some children who expected the children and Syahrir Zuhri. Only the invisible Dermo.

Accumulation of the Past

"For me, even in one family is not necessarily the belief of the other one and can be the same. It's the lessons I learned from this incident," said Dermo, once found in his home in Kompas.com Mekarjaya, Depok, Monday, August 24 2009 ago.

Dermo said the events that happened to the two younger siblings at this time is the accumulation of events in the past. He said, that's what made him feel a moral debt to his brother.

"The growth they do not much I have observed that after the civil servants in 1988, I immediately got married. At that time I married fairly young, so that more care of their families and less watching them," said the man's birth this February 17, 1963.

In his confession, not only he knew it, but also his father, Djaelani Ershad. Searching for related Aing and Udin bombing at the JW Marriott and The Ritz-Carlton make him and his biological parents in shock.

"Because after that, both I and my father realized, that so far we like it never realized there was a missed and watch," he said.

"We just realized, why after they were married and his family never stayed long in one area, why do they always rent a house, why every Lebaran is never fully assembled in Kuningan, why as my oldest brother rarely visited. All of this is the accumulation of events in the past that we just now realized, "he said.

Surrender only

Dermo admit, as a civil servant figure was enough to confirm a second reason to limit himself to his brother close to him. With his father, Djaelani, who is also a service teachers, the Udin doing the same thing.

"I just realized, what they do with conviction when it seemed it could not compromise with the bureaucrats, like me and my dad," said Dermo, which admitted last met on SYAIFUDIN Zuhri and March 2009.

After that time, admitted Dermo completely lost contact with the fifth brother. "In fact, for the last time, I realized that I was far from him (Udin). I can only surrender," he said.

Dermo admitted, belief in what his brother was executed by a very deep roots. Strong in the sense that, armed with the belief that Udin could walk without the need of his help as the oldest brother.

"No. He never tried to influence me. Maybe because other than me is reluctant to make civil servants, also because he knew who I was, my attitude and behavior will not be her influence," he said.

source : kompas

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Sony Arrested At So Volunteers in Padang

Chief Inspector General of Police Public Relations Division Nanan SUKARNA ensure that boarders boarding a suspected terrorist hideout and SYAIFUDIN Mohammad Syahrir Zuhri was caught. He was named Sony as mentioned kos mother and friends during his boarding house.

"Sony now been arrested in Padang at the relevant time volunteer event of an earthquake in Padang," Nanan said during a press conference at Police Headquarters on Monday (12/10). Nanan said, the relevant densus arrested 88 members of West Sumatra, and has been submitted to densus 88 in Jakarta.

Nanan said, Sony is a student at the University of Islamic State, Ciputat, South Tangerang, majoring in Mathematics and Natural Sciences (MIPA). Sony called the 24-year-old.

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Obama Phone SBY explosion Mega Kuningan

WASHINGTON — U.S. President Barack Obama spoke with President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY) via telephone on Saturday, a day after a bomb attack in Jakarta that killed nine people and injure 55 people on Friday.

"President Obama spoke with Indonesian President Yudhoyono today to congratulate him on the back selected as the President and the support and solidarity for the government and people of Indonesia after the terror attack yesterday in Jakarta," the contents of such a White House statement.

"The President reaffirms close cooperation between the United States and Indonesia in the face ekstremisme in Southeast Asia and around the world."

A hard line leader of Malaysia sought for several terror attacks, Noordin Top, have been used as the possible mastermind bombardment suicide in two luxury hotels.

Noordin Top have been the last few years, security forces searched this and he was hiding in Bandung. Meanwhile, Dr Azhari, a Malaysian citizen who is also known as terrorists, security forces succeeded ditewaskan Indonesia some years ago.

Obama also praised Indonesia, the most religious people who embraces Islam, on the general election that could be a source for the Muslim world. "The President stated that a successful general election in Indonesia on July 8 reminds the world that Islam, democracy, and diversity can live side by side and fight together," he said.

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Source : Kompas

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Jakartans would prefer single round vote for presidential election: Survey

A new survey has revealed Jakartans would prefer a single-round presidential election system, without runoff ballots, because it would be generally more efficient and save money.
“89.1 percent of our respondents said they fully agreed with the idea of having a one-round election,” the Director of the Institute of Public Policy Studies (LSKP), Sunarto Ciptoharjono, told a press conference at Blok-M, South Jakarta, on Tuesday.
“57.7 percent of those surveyed who preferred a one-round election said they believe the cost would be lower if the vote was held in one round. 18.3 percent said they were bored with the election process.”
The survey, which looked at the opinions of 440 respondents, was carried out using the Multistage Random Sampling method from June 20 to June 25.
“We have chosen 440 people as our standard sample size for many years now in our city surveys,” Sunarto said.
However, a political analyst from the Jakarta Islamic State University (UINJ), Bachtiar Effendy, said the survey was flawed.
“For example, it only looked at the responses of 440 people in Jakarta. The presidential election is a national affair, so I am not sure what kind of conclusion we can take away from this survey,” he said.
He also objected to the survey finding that a large number of people in Jakarta were bored with the election.
“If this data is valid and is in fact reflective of the national sentiment toward the election, then I truly feel democracy is in danger. Elections are the only free and fair mechanism for choosing public officials in a democratic country,” he added.
Bachtiar said the survey would likely trigger further controversy because 83.2 percent of its respondents believed that incumbent President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono would win election in just one round.
Sunarto said his institution was fully independent and free of political motives.
“We fund our own surveys. We did a lot of surveys for legislative candidates in the April 9 legislative elections and saved money for this surveys this time around,” he said.

the jakarta post

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Michael Jackson dead at 50

Pop star Michael Jackson died in a Los Angeles hospital after suffering cardiac arrest Thursday (6/25), according to reports. The Los Angeles County Coroner's office has confirmed that an autopsy is scheduled for Friday (6/26) to determine the exact cause of death.

Details of the entertainer's passing are still emerging, but sources told CNN this afternoon that Jackson, 50, had been in a coma at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center. A Jackson family spokesman said he was told by Randy Jackson that his brother had collapsed at his West Los Angeles home Thursday morning.

LA Fire Department Capt. Steve Ruda told reporters that paramedics responded to a call at Jackson's home at 12:26 p.m., and that Jackson was not breathing when they arrived. CPR was administered at the scene and Jackson subsequently was taken to the hospital, Ruda added.

According to the LA Times, Jackson had rented the home in the Bel Air neighborhood of Los Angeles while he rehearsed for his planned series of 50 sold-out shows at London's O2 Arena, which were to have kicked off July 13. The ambitious concert run would have been Jackson's first in more than 12 years.

The Los Angeles Police Department is launching an investigation into Jackson's death, the LA Times reported. Though police reportedly do not suspect homicide, they do hope to clear up what they view as some cloudy circumstances surrounding the death.

"This is an unbelievable tragedy, first of all for his family, for his devout fans, for the world of music and for the world of culture," said jazz great Herbie Hancock in a prepared statement. "Michael was one of the most diligent creators. His passion flowed through every pore of his being. His sense of invention was unparalleled. Who else could have thought of the moonwalk and who else could have created such a unique sense of movement in dance. His contribution to music and music videos; 'Off the Wall,' 'Thriller,' 'We are the World' are expressions of his consummate talent. Above all his compassion for serving humanity and desire to uplift and encourage excellence are etched in his legacy. He changed the world."

Born in 1958 in Gary, IN, Jackson was the seventh of nine children. Along with four of his brothers, Jackson exploded on the music scene in the late '60s and early '70s as the lead singer of the Jackson 5. After signing with Motown in 1968, the group's first four singles ("I Want You Back," "ABC," "The Love You Save" and "I'll Be There") all hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Jackson started his long and fruitful solo career when he was just 14 years old, releasing four solo albums for Motown, including "Got to Be There" and "Ben." After a commercial slump in the mid-'70s, Jackson (still operating as part of the Jackson 5) left Motown and signed a record deal with Epic.

It was at Epic where Jackson realized and unleashed his immense potential as a solo artist, uncorking "Off the Wall" in 1979, which eventually sold more than 20 million copies worldwide and scored four top 10 hits, including "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" and "Rock with You".

But it was the performer's next album that would define the remainder of his musical career. "Thriller," released in 1982, broke a myriad of chart records, remaining in the Top 10 of The Billboard 200 for 80 consecutive weeks, 37 of them at No. 1. The album produced seven Top 10 singles as well, including "Billie Jean," "Beat It" and the title song, which spawned an iconic music video, along with a somewhat ironic dance craze.

"Thriller," generally cited worldwide as the best-selling album of all time, was certified for sales of 28 million by the RIAA, with worldwide sales reportedly approaching 50 million copies.

Following up on "Thriller" was a tough act for the new King of Pop, but Jackson took his best shot, co-writing "We Are the World" with Lionel Richie in 1984, which was released internationally and sold more than 20 million copies, with the proceeds going to famine relief.

In 1987, amid reports of Jackson's increasingly eccentric behavior, the singer finally released his "Thriller" follow-up. "Bad" sold more than 30 million copies and sent five singles to the top of the Billboard charts, including "I Just Can't Stop Loving You" and "The Man in the Mirror."

In 1988 the performer purchased land near Santa Ynez, CA, and built his Neverland Ranch at a cost of $17 million. The 2,700-acre property included an amusement park, and Jackson frequently and publicly invited children to stay at the estate for sleepovers, an equation that would later lead to sexual abuse allegations against the entertainer.

Jackson released his eighth solo album, "Dangerous," in 1991. The album approximately replicated the success of his previous album, "Bad," with similar sales figures and the No. 1 single "Black or White."

In 1993, Jackson was accused of sexual abuse by 13-year-old Jordan Chandler and his father Evan Chandler. After a police investigation was unable to turn up definitive proof of the Chandlers' allegations, Jackson settled a civil lawsuit with the family out of court in 1994 for a reported $22 million.

Later that year Jackson married Lisa Marie Presley, daughter of Elvis Presley. The marriage was short-lived, with the couple divorcing less than two years later. In 1997, Jackson married dermatologist Deborah Jean Rowe and fathered two children, son Michael Jr. and daughter Paris. The couple divorced in 1999, with Rowe granting full custody of the children to Jackson.

The increasingly reclusive Jackson issued one final studio album, 2001's "Invincible," which debuted at No. 1 on the charts, but was considered a relative failure after the wild success Jackson had enjoyed over the previous two decades, with sales of more then 10 million copies worldwide and no No. 1 singles.

Following the birth of Jackson's third child, Prince Michael Jackson II, in 2002 (the mother's identity remains undisclosed), the performer was rocked by another sexual abuse allegation when Santa Barbara County, CA, police charged Jackson with seven counts of child sexual abuse.

A trial on the charge began two years later in Santa Maria, CA, lasting five months, after which Jackson was acquitted on all charges. Following the verdict, Jackson moved to the Persian Gulf nation of Bahrain as special guest of Sheikh Abdullah.

Jackson had planned on performing in front of more than one million people during the 50-night London engagement, which would have run through March 2010 and was expected to gross more than $400 million.

livedaily

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