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Wong Mew Choo vs. Hwan Hye YounWong Pei Tty/Lim Pek Siah vs. Lee Hyo Jung/Kim Kyung MinJulia Wong vs. Lee Yun HwaChin Eei Hui/Ng Hui Lin vs. Lee Kyung Won/Ha Jung EunLydia Cheah vs. Bae Youn JooMalaysia's chances lie in Mew Choo, Julia, and Lydia. The doubles pairings look too strong to me.

Malaysian engineering services company is looking for candidates to be assigned in Malaysia base.Oil and Gas Project:• Project Manager/Project Engineers/Construction Engineers• Welding Engineers/QC Inspectors • Design Engineers• Lead Planning Engineers• Hook-up, Testing and Commissioning Engineers• Field Engineers• PDMS Administrators• Lead/Senior Process Engineers/Buyer/Expeditors

THOMAS CUP (At the time this report is being written, Hafiz Hashim has not finished his game)One word -unconvincing.This was meant to be an easy warm up match, with the absence of top English players. Furthermore, England is currently not regarded as a badminton powerhouse. However, even though none of the team lost a game, all players except Koo and Tan were severely tested and were behind at tim

You most likely have heard that there are about 120 Malaysian girls in jail worldwide for smuggling drugs.The same Malaysia newspaper suggests amongst others to educate the people that there are no such things as "you can have a free flight in return of smuggling these so called very important documents" with you.Now everybody should know that something fishy is going on when people start offering you free flights and then... you stumble on this advertisement of Malaysia AirlinesIf FREE isn't fishy enough, then look at the words: ONE WAY TICKET!yes, they are right: no return ticket needed if you end up in jail...

最近在追这个 Malaysian Dream Girl，开始以为什么梦中情人，原来是好像America’s Next Top Model 那种的寻模特儿真人show，上次也在网上看过几集的 “我要做Model”。 你可点击这里观看网上视像，已经是迈入第18集，也就是尾声了。我超喜欢第17集 part 2 那个开场的男舞蹈员，记得看哦。 Hungry? See more...

This is really startling, considering that Malaysia is a very problematic country (Hat tip: Hot Air Headlines): KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia --A Malaysian Islamic court allowed a Muslim convert Thursday to return to her original faith of Buddhism, setting a precedent that could ease religious minorities' worries about their legal rights. Lawyers said the Shariah High Court's verdict in the northern

KUALA LUMPUR, May 8 - Malaysia's state pension fund is looking to sell another 5 percent stake in Malaysia's fourth-largest lender, RHB Capital Bhd , to a strategic investor, the Star newspaper said... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

Hantu Laut I received the article or more appropriate I would say a letter in my email box two days ago. I believe there are undeniable truths to the writer's claims.Being a fan of classical music myself I would certainly prefer local musicians in our philharmonic orchestra.Calling it a Malaysian Philharmonic and with 0ver 90 % foreign fiddlers is certainly an oxymoron. It is absolutely

Adlabs Films Limited, part of the Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, today announced signing of an agreement for acquisition of majority and controlling interest in Malaysia-based Lotus Five Star Cinemas and will be operating a 51 screen cinema chain in Malaysia.

Yesmin with her masterpiece! Yasmin Ahmad! Her name is so synonym with local commercials and movies that are simply out of the box. And again, she proved that she can be controversial and yet carry out the substance that she wants to convey. Yasmin's Tan Hong Ming In Love has won three awards (2 gold and 1 bronze) at the 2008 International ANDY awards in New York. A standing ovation for her!

I know i'm late but i just finished watching ma......it doesnt interest me as much as ANTM(America's Next Top Model) does....Cycle 10 now and I'm uber upset over the recent elimination. She's my favourite!!!Anyhow, here are some of my thoughts over the show:1. Elaine Daily is one of my favorite Malaysian model. She is articulate and beautiful.HOWEVER, in MDG, she came across to me as very CONDESCENDING especially towards Kenny Sia. I mean duh......3 of you are the judges. All 3 of you are experts in your own field. She should show some respect to Kenny instead of dominating decisions and always putting kenny down as if he is some small boy who doesn't know a thing about models or fashion. Duhh.....she forgot this is a popularity contest! in which Kenny is terribly popular. Coupled with the

Adlabs Films Limited, part of the Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, has entered into an agreement for acquisition of majority and controlling interest in Malaysia-based Lotus Five Star Cinemas and will be operating a 51 screen cinema chain in Malaysia.The chain will have a footprint across Malaysia and will be playing mainstream Hollywood films as well as Chinese and Malay, in addition to movies in Indian languages such as Hindi and Tamil.Anil Arjun, Senior Vice President - Reliance ADAG, said,"This acquisition will strengthen Adlabs Cinemas' international presence. The international network, in addition to Malaysia, comprises 220 screens covering the East, Mid West and West Coast of USA as also Mauritius and Nepal."Adlabs Cinemas is the largest cinema chain in India and presently has

Mumbai, May 5 (IANS) Adlabs Films Limited, part of the Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, has entered into an agreement for acquisition of majority and controlling interest in Malaysia-based Lotus Five Star Cinemas.

3 more days! Yes! For another 72 hours, Malaysian will get to see Perodua's latest 4WD car. From the creator of Kancil, Viva and Myvi-Perodua now proudly bring you a new car which is set to blaze our roads. Behold Perodua Nautica! Will this new baby be able to sustain Perodua's stranglehold as Malaysia's No.1# car maker? This we have to wait for another 3 days right? Is this the ideal 4WD for

I agree totally!Women should be restricted for they have enjoyed boundless freedom far too long and please do not give me that ‘women’s right’ crap. They are already walking completely naked in some parts of the modern world and you still say that it is women’s rights!?I’m 100% behind Rais Yatim on this matter. Keep it up, Rais!Usamah bin Zaid, may Allah be pleased with him, reported:Allah's Messenger (may peace be upon him) said: I stood at the door of Paradise and I found that the overwhelming majority of those who entered therein was that of poor people; and the wealthy were detained to get in. The denizens of Hell were commanded to get into Hell, and I stood upon the door of Fire and found that women were the majority therein.Hadith number in Sahih Muslim [Arabic only]: 4919R

nuffnang_bid = "8cb3f405db54676b76b1d7d744019a8a"; I’m glad that Clickbank has allowed Malaysian to join them. Now, we can receive clickbank check at Malaysia! That’s great. I got my first sales with my new Clickbank account. I just review a product, then someone buy from my links. There are a lot products that can be promote with blogs. [...]

Asia Sentinel Correspondent 30 April 2008 Najib Tun Razak says he had nothing to do with the murder of Altantuya Shaariibuu. So why won’t he testify in court? In a blistering defense of his boss’s innocence, Najib Tun Razak’s press secretary Tuesday issued a statement that neither the Malaysian deputy prime minister nor his

How has your career progressed for the past 1 year? Are you on the right path to achieving your goals? Or, perhaps it is just another year, another day and another pipe dream? While others have proven they can be on top of the world, are we slowly yet surely sinking into the sea of [...]

Today’s special meal is not exactly Cantonese but can be found in cha chan tans. Its English name is Malaysian spicy beef with rice, which can be pronounced in Chinese as Ma loy ga ley ao lam fan (pmp). As you guess, it’s rather a Malaysian meal, quite spicy but still eatable by western people [...]

I don’t what to say about MALAYSIA’s young generations. Dance is said to be liberating. It’s about freedom of expression. It’s freedom of choice and empowerment! True to a certain point. But you still need to nail down your studies. You still need to do your household chores… STRONGER DANCE GIRLS OF SMK (P) SRI AMAN How’s [...]

Men's SinglesLee Chong WeiWong Choong HannHafiz HashimArif LatifMen's DoublesChoong Tan Fook/Lee Wan WahKoo Kien Keat/Tan Boon HeongMohd. Zakry/Mohd. FairuzizuanEverything is pretty much expected, except for the 4th Singles position of Arif Latif. He was selected above veteran Lee Tsuen Seng for the Thomas Cup tie. I believe this is a very bad decision. As I commented before:I can NOT imagine Arif playing as the 4th Singles for the Malaysian team, and managing to pull off a win against the more formidable opponents. Lee Tsuen Seng has experience playing (and upsetting) in the Thomas Cup, and other than his stamina, is a superb player.The 4th singles is supposed to be a reserved player, hence, Tsuen Seng most probably will be only used for perhaps 1 game when any one of the players want to

haha i was so amused by this parody done by JJ and Rudy, whom i assume are Malaysian DJs. they have done Malaysia and mamak proud! witty ditty, the duo came up with a mamak version, with style and spice okay! from "where do you get your body from" to "where do you get your tosai from"...it's gotta be something! i know little about Malaysian culture, but i appreciate different cultures; they're eye openers and it's always something new to me, which i like a lot!this Malaysian student in UK commented:"From a foreigner's point of view, the sight of a mamak stall packed with people who congregate in groups of tens to watch a football match with servings after servings of roti telur and kopi kurang manis in the sweltering heat and humidity might appear rather bizzare. Add to that the fact th

While most of the attention are focusing on the George Hotz for unlocking the iPhone, idamo4u from Malaysia has too proved in the forum that he now owned an unlocked iPhone running on DiGi. If you can’t wait for the release of iPhone in Asia next yea...

Do you want peace and prosperity here in Malaysia?Chant all together now; Yeah! Yeah!Do you want to be free from that dreaded sense of hatred prevalent here in Malaysia?Chant all together now; Yeah! Yeah!Do you want to be free from that awful sense of anguish prevalent here in Malaysia?Chant all together now; Yeah! Yeah!Good! Good! Here is something that you could to help you solve Malaysia’s biggest problems; racial turmoil, hatred and anguish.Stop reading Malaysian blogs that bang fellow Malaysians everyday as if we do not have any other concerns in the world today. Such bloggers are driven by extreme hate and I’m scared of their influence on our Malaysian society.It doesn’t matter if you are a Muslim, Christian, Buddhist or Hindu. Go back and read your Holy Scriptures every day fr

Hantu Laut On 12th April I wrote an article "UMNO Supreme Council To Decide Who Should Be Prime Minister" whereby I mentioned not to take Pah Lah's promise to step down and hand over the helm to Najib seriously. Now Pak Lah had made a 360-degree turn and said he will contest for the UMNO President post in December. Is he misquoted? Read below.... Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi of

 Five years ago, people hardly knew what blogs were.  How time has changed!  In the post-mortem of the results of Malaysia’s recent elections, the ruling party Barisan Nasional (BN) has identified critical online commentaries and bloggers’ influence as contributors to the devastating showing.  As a result of the poor performance, Malaysia’s Prime Minister Abdullah Badawi has consented to [...]

The highlight of my KL trip recently was our "Malaysian Wire Jewelers Rendezvous" at Sunway Pyramid two nights ago. It was our very FIRST (face to face) meeting after we got to know each other online. As I am not a KL'lite, Shuku came and meet me at Holiday Villa and from there we took a cab to meet up with Corra at Sunway Pyramid. Apparently we waited at the wrong place (Sunway Pyramid is just so huge) but Corra found us anyway.The meeting went very well. I was quite nervous initially but we hit if off immediately. All the questions that flooded my mind before the meeting evaporated into thin air. Can't remember what they were anymore but Shuku and Corra are very nice and friendly. We went on to chat, most of the time, you knowlah....no other than wire jewelry :)Shuku was wearing all her

Fellow Muslim and Malay Brothers and Sisters, please take some time to read the following news clip.I’m sure that you are shocked to learn that some parties consider the results of the recent 2008 Malaysian General Election as some kind of a victory for the non-Muslim community after reading the above news clip today!I’m not at all surprised. I knew all along that Malaysians have been fighting in a little ‘Crusade War’ under the pretext of democracy. :-)What bothers me most about the above news clip is that our local intimate problems are being discussed and talked about by the Office of International Religious Freedom, an American propaganda machine working for the United States Department of State!Who the f*ck is feeding those Americans with stories and claims that have been tota

Congratulations to Gerald Soh Han Loong (2119), Noorullah Omar (2002), Gavin Fong Wei Chern (1900), Morsin Ahmad (1869), Elgin Lee Kah Meng (1866), Abang Azman Abang Draup (1736) & Mohamad Chan Mahathir (1717) who had made it in the latest FIDE Rating List.

The Malaysian government expects the cities of Malacca and Penang to be included in the World Heritage Site register when the UNESCO committee meets in July. photo credit: Pia888 Malacca and Penang likely to become world heritage sites in July Malaysia Star, 02 April 2008

Oh my! This is too good to be true!They called us sissies, gobloks and so many other fancy names before the recent 2008 Malaysian General Election, now suddenly Malaysian bloggers will become super stars right on national television! :-)This is a bold move by the Malaysian government but I wonder if those bloggers lucky enough to be invited will be given free reins on the show, not at all forced to follow some kind of predetermined scripts like any other silly programs that we have seen on national television. Let’s hope not! Tags: malaysia kini, malaysiakini, malaysiatoday, malaysia election, 2008 election, barisan nasional 2008

Pray for our persecuted brothers and sisters who reside just across the Causeway. This report was first aired March 25, 2008 on The Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN). CBNNews.com — KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysia bills itself as a moderate Islamic country, but today powerful forces are trying to turn it into a fundamentalist Islamic state. This has Malaysian Christians [...]

Starting from today onwards, my blog will dedicated special for My Heroes Ability (until further announcement) --> Malaysian View On MHA!!!Shocking news today! Nuke BOMB!!! OMG!!! Besh giller ar!!! NAK! NAK! (Menyessel aku kuar dari branch Matter...tapi takpo...tunggu aku level 50 kang..HAA!!!)And yeah, teleportation, at first, aku nak giler learn ability nih, tapi pas pikir2 balik (especially baca2 komen2 yang sedia ada) aku batalkan niat, sebab setakat ni aku tak gi FFA sangat so tak memerlukan immunity against immobile. Walaupun ku tempted dengan instant travel feature ittuh, tapi aku da ada flight, lagi besh ada wings...hehehe...other stackable properties pun owkey la but nevermind, i pass on this on...(temptation yang hebat!)Oh yeah, disebabkan aku da ditching Superhuman Strength sema

Do you know that China and India, the motherlands of all Chinese and Indians all over the world also have draconian laws that are quite similar with our very own Internal Security Act?As matter of fact, Chinese and Indian draconian internal security laws are much worst than Malaysia’s ISA. :-)Tags: malaysia kini, malaysiakini, malaysiatoday, malaysia election, 2008 election, barisan nasional 2008

PETALING JAYA: Sufiah Yusof, the child Maths genius who won a place at Oxford University when she was just 13, has been found to be working as a prostitute, according to a report in London’s News of the World. Sufiah, now 23, whose father Farooq is a Pakistani and mother Halimathon is from Johor, was reported to have entertained an undercover reporter in her flat in Manchester. Claiming that she had posted her services for £130 (RM829) on the Internet, the newspaper said she had called herself Shilpa Lee on a hookers’ website. She is said to have advertised herself as “a sexy, smart student” who preferred “older gentlemen”. The story in the newspaper comes just days after her father was jailed for sexually assaulting two 15-year-old girls as he home-tutored them in Maths. Sufi

since i've heard so much about Malaysian DreamGirl, i've decided to check it out! and to my surprise when i realised the main purpose to the entire reality show, and after reviewing almost all the finalists, my facial expression reacted from this :O to this v_vMalaysian Dreamgirl is an online reality show hosted by Sazzy Falak, which aims to find the next top fashion model/host in Malaysia. The series features a cast of 12 contestants who will compete with each other to become the Malaysian Dreamgirl. The participants will have to outshine each other on the catwalk fashion shows, photo shoots, self-make up and self-styling assignments whilst living together for 10 weeks.Malaysian Dreamgirl on Wikipedia.orgfirstly, congratulations for Malaysian productions to think of such reality show beca

These image have been circulating vie email, forums and blogs since 2006. They supposedly show a strange mermaid-like creature found washed ashore. This variant claims that the mermaid was found on a Malaysian island. Alternative versions of the message relocate the discovery to other parts of the world. Yet another version of the message claims that the creature is actually of extraterrestrial origin:An alien was found by a fishermen in Teluk Pahang. Newspapers aren't allowed to publish it. Some maybe seen it before. I don't know the percentage of original. Don't ask me what happen to the alien or where is the alien now either. I'm curious to know it as well.Not surprisingly, however, the mermaid is not a real, flesh and blood creature, but instead a sculpture by talented artist, Juan Cab

I came across the launch of a new local Malaysian cosmetics brand in the newspapers some time this week. The name Beautilicious stuck in my mind because it reminded me of Tine of Beautyholics Anonymous! But that aside, I was quite intrigued to see... Read the full article at www.mywomenstuff.com Thank you!

Malaysia's fifth-largest bank, AMMB Holdings, plans to launch investment banking and Islamic finance businesses in fast-growing Viet Nam, a senior company official said on Wednesday. With average annual growth of 7% since 2000, Vietnam has one of the world's best performing economies after China. AMMB also plans an Islamic stock broking operation in Malaysia, said Amarjeet Kaur, director of

A source from NST reported that a Malaysian celebrity sex video has been leaked into the internet. Want to know who? .....They said it was Ida Nerina and Fauzi Nawawi. The actress in the clip do look like Ida but the actress has deny she was the one in the video clip recorded from a handphone. Well maybe it was a look alike?GEORGE TOWN: A video clip featuring a woman who resembles a popular local actress having sex with a man has been circulated widely on the Internet.The man resembles a popular actor appearing in locally-produced dramas. The clip which runs for 10 minutes and 20 seconds is believed to have been recorded using a camera phone. Internet forums and blogs are rife with speculation on the identity of the man and woman since the clip was made available about a week ago.

I thought I’d look at what I can get out of the fastest lap times of the Malaysian Grand Prix and I see some improvements here. First one is BMW-Sauber. Nick Heidfeld with the fastest lap of the race is a huge plus for BMW and from what I read, they are ecstatic about it. [...]

1. Kimi Raikkonen (Fin) Ferrari one hour 31 minutes 18.555 seconds 2. Robert Kubica (Pol) BMW Sauber +19.570secs 3. Heikki Kovalainen (Fin) McLaren-Mercedes +38.450 4. Jarno Trulli (Ita) Toyota +45.832 5. Lewis Hamilton (GB) McLaren-Mercedes +46.548 6. Nick Heidfeld (Ger) BMW Sauber +49.833 7. Mark Webber (Aus) Red Bull-Renault +1:08.130 8. Fernando Alonso (Spa) Renault +1:10.041 9. David

1. Felipe Massa (Brazil) Ferrari 2. Kimi Raikkonen (Finland) Ferrari 3. Jarno Trulli (Italy) Toyota 4. Robert Kubica (Poland) BMW Sauber 5. Nick Heidfeld (Germany) BMW Sauber 6. Mark Webber (Australia) Red Bull 7. Fernando Alonso (Spain) Renault 8. Heikki Kovalainen (Finland) McLaren 9. Lewis Hamilton (Britain) McLaren 10. Timo Glock (Germany) Toyota 11. Jenson Button (Britain) Honda 12. David

Pos No Driver Team Laps Time/Retired Grid Pts1 1 Kimi Räikkönen Ferrari 56 1:31:18.555 2 102 4 Robert Kubica BMW 56 +19.5 secs 4 83 23 Heikki Kovalainen McLaren-Mercedes 56 +38.4 secs 8 64 11 Jarno Trulli Toyota 56 +45.8 secs 3 55 22 Lewis Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes 56 +46.5 secs 9 46 3 Nick Heidfeld BMW 56 +49.8 secs 5 37 10 Mark Webber Red Bull-Renault 56 +68.1 secs 6 28 5 Fernando Alonso Renault 56 +70.0 secs 7 19 9 David Coulthard Red Bull-Renault 56 +76.2 secs 12 10 16 Jenson Button Honda 56

AFTER a woeful performance in Melbourne last week, Ferrari showed their true potential when both cars made the front row of the Petronas F1 Malaysian Grand Prix at the Sepang F1 Circuit yesterday. Brazilian Felipe Massa took pole ahead of his Ferrari team-mate Kimi Raikkonen, the 10th in his F1 career and also the second consecutive year he will start from front row at Sepang. First up: Ferrari’s Felipe Massa powers his car during the final qualifying round at the Sepang F1 Circuit yesterday. – GLENN GUAN / The Star And the Italian outfit look set to secure victory in the 56-lap race today after arch-rivals McLaren’s drivers, Lewis Hamilton and Heikki Kovalainen, were penalised five places on the starting grid. This followed a complaint from BMW Sauber driver Nick Heidfeld,

It was a weekend in Malaysia for Ferrari to bounce back after a dismal outing in Australia with Kimi Raikkonen taking the Malaysian Grand Prix with relative ease. Second Place belonged to Robert Kubica in a fast improving BMW-Sauber F1.08 and Heikki Kovalainen in third place. Jarno Trulli in the Toyota showed that Toyota have [...]

2008 F1 Malaysian Grand Prix result 1. Kimi Räikkönen (Ferrari) 2. Robert Kubica (BMW) 3. Heikki Kovalainen (McLaren-Mercedes) 4. Jarno Trulli (Toyota) 5. Lewis Hamilton (McLaren-Mercedes) 6. Nick Heidfeld (BMW) 7. Mark Webber (Red Bull-Renault) 8. Fernando Alonso (Renault) 9. David Coulthard (Red Bull-Renault) 10. Jenson Button (Honda) 11. Nelsinho Piquet (Renault) 12.

2008 F1 Malaysian Grand Prix result 1. Kimi Räikkönen (Ferrari) 2. Robert Kubica (BMW) 3. Heikki Kovalainen (McLaren-Mercedes) 4. Jarno Trulli (Toyota) 5. Lewis Hamilton (McLaren-Mercedes) 6. Nick Heidfeld (BMW) 7. Mark Webber (Red Bull-Renault) 8. Fernando Alonso (Renault) 9. David Coulthard (Red Bull-Renault) 10. Jenson Button (Honda) 11. Nelsinho Piquet (Renault) 12.

I can’t believe I was up at 7am on a Sunday morning to watch one of the most boring Grand Prix’s that I have seen since last season. It made a changed not to see the McLaren’s up at the front but that was only due to the fact that they were penalised after their qualifying [...]

I can’t believe I was up at 7am on a Sunday morning to watch one of the most boring Grand Prix’s that I have seen since last season. It made a changed not to see the McLaren’s up at the front but that was only due to the fact that they were penalised after their qualifying [...]

Behold!The sheer stupidity of Malaysian government under the rule of UMNO and Barisan Nasional!Don’t they know that imposing such laws is a direct violation of basic human rights? So what if their lawmakers defect to our political opposition parties? What is wrong with that?This is further proof that UMNO and Barisan Nasional is all about cronyism. Then again, politics is a dirty game and those who play politics can neither be trusted nor ignored. Malaysians may only see cronyism in the likes of UMNO and Barisan Nasional but things might be different in the next few years. DAP and PKR most likely will be accused of practicing cronyism one day. Mark my words.So, this is the sort of democracy that you people out there are so proud of, eh? :-)Usamah bin Zaid, may Allah be pleased with him,

If you’re one of the employees or wage earners out there, it is always good for you to get acquainted with some of the ins and outs of the labor laws in Malaysia. Sometimes, we fail to realize that we are being victimized by our own employer without us knowing and we have ourselves to [...]

Belum sempat hari final, hari kedua 10TH EDITION PETRONAS MALAYSIAN GRANDPRIX 2008 F1 memang sudah cukup hangat dengan kehadiran gadis-gadis litar PETRONAS PITBABES. This year they are wearing a zip up style short dress that definitely gets any hotblooded male adrenalin pumped up! The wording PETRONAS lines down their chests. Can PETRONAS brand be made [...]

Pos No Driver Team Q1 Q2 Q3 Laps1 2 Felipe Massa Ferrari 1:35.347 1:34.412 1:35.748 172 1 Kimi Räikkönen Ferrari 1:35.645 1:34.188 1:36.230 133 Heikki Kovalainen McLaren-Mercedes 1:35.227 1:34.759 1:36.613 124 Lewis Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes 1:35.392 1:34.627 1:36.709 185 11 Jarno Trulli Toyota 1:35.205 1:34.825 1:36.711 186 4 Robert Kubica BMW 1:35.794 1:34.811 1:36.727 137 3 Nick Heidfeld BMW 1:35.729 1:34.648 1:36.753 138 10 Mark Webber Red Bull-Renault 1:35.440 1:34.967 1:37.009 189 5 Fernando Alonso Renault 1:35.983 1:35.140 1:38.450 1810 12 Timo Glock Toyota 1:35.891 1:35.000 1:39.656 2011 16 Jenson Button Honda 1:35.847 1:35.208 1512 9 David Coulthard Red Bull-Renault 1:36.058 1:35.408 1213 6 Nelsinho Piquet Renau

No malwareHere’s a good change from the usual security news that depict one worm or Trojan as the apocalypse, turning PCs into zombies and proud members of botnets. A hacker calling himself CuciOtak defaced the official website of the Malaysian F1 Grand Prix that is to take place this weekend. No claims and demands, no message, just a single picture of what seems to be a powder detergent box with a good punch line: Brain Wash: Removes even the TOUGHEST Propaganda.Security firm F-Secure was the one with the find, and detailed that the means by which this came to be was that CuciOtak most likely modified the DNS information for the www.malaysiangp.com.my website and by that redirected all visitors to the spoofed page. This might come off as wrong, but I sincerely admire this guy who made n

Today in the Malaysian Grand Prix qualifying, it was Ferrari’s turn to shine in qualifying as they claimed the first row of the grid. It was Felipe Massa who grabbed pole with a 1:35.748 and Kimi Raikkonen behind. Heikki Kovalainen out qualified Lewis Hamilton for the 3rd spot with Hamilton grabbing 4th on the grid. [...]

Both McLaren drivers have been docked five places on the grid for blocking rival drivers in the qualifying session. The McLaren Team were investigated after claims that they impeded Fernando Alonso and Nick Heidfeld towards the end of the session. The pair drove slowly back to the pits while other drivers were still on their [...]

After both Ferrari’s made it to the top of the time charts in Friday’s 1st practice session, it was Lewis Hamilton who topped the 2nd practice session in fine form. Jenson Button had a good outing posting the 4th fastest time. Even though these sessions are much like in testing with times not really telling [...]

Wondering what time to get yourself in front of the telly or radio for the latest round in the F1 championship? Here are the broadcast times for the stations covering the Malaysian Grand Prix in the UK.

The Sepang circuit’s press office has told the teams to prepare for a wet Malaysian Grand Prix weekend. From Friday through until Sunday it is expected to be dry mornings but with thunderstorms in the afternoons. Some drivers have shown concern that a wet race may be more dangerous this year now that they cannot use traction [...]

What do you think about the current rules surrounding the safety car deployment? The last race in Australia was a good example of how innocent drivers can end up being penalized track positions soley based on where they are and when the safety car gathers the cars up. 2 cars this past race had the [...]

Note:I have quite a following on this blog and many have sent letters via email voicing their inner voices. It is only right for me to let the rest of you readers hear them. InsyAllah… I will feature more letters in the near future.After the GE2008 the Barisan Nasional was dealt with a severe blow of hefty defeat in the hands of the Opposition. A strong and clear message was delivered to the ruling coalition to seriously look into the needs of all Malaysians irrespective of race and creed. The GE2008 is also a monumental historic event in Malaysia that reflected the unity of the Malays, the Chinese and the Indians is not far-fetched.After the GE2008, the Malaysian Prime Minister has again vouched that he is the Prime Minister of all races and will be fair to all. However, everyday, in th

Now is the time for cooler heads to prevail. Why talks about toppling government? Why calls for resignation of the prime minister? Yes, Abdullah Ahmad Badawi is responsible for the poor showing but bear this in mind and these are facts:More than half the electorate that came out to vote casted their votes to the incumbent.Whether embattled or not, Abdullah must now reform his administration to regain the people's faith.He stood for election. Those calling for his resignation did not contest, with one being a first time voter (the person had admitted so).In their eagerness to call for his resignation, what are the alternatives? Have we considered what will happen after this? Stop looking for someone to blame. Look at the bigger picture.It is rather peculiar why so many people (or is it real

After noticing that there are a few different kinds of Geckos that live in my house I have decided to catch and photograph the different types because not many people know that there are different types of Geckos here in Malaysia and most people just refer to them as “Cicak” regardless. Photos of the [...]

An Indonesian maid was found dead with head injuries in the home of her employer, a senior government officer, reports said Wednesday. The 34-year-old victim, whose identity was not revealed, was found sprawled on the floor of the living room by the son of her employer when he returned home Tuesday night, the Star daily reported.According to the City Criminal Investigation Department Ku Chin Wah, the maid, who had been working for the employer for the last six years, died from serious head injuries believed to have been caused by a hard and blunt object.Police also discovered the house partially ransacked and attempts to pry open the master bedroom door which was locked."The maid had some jewellery of her own but we have yet to find it," Ku said, adding that the intruders were believed to

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Oh boy… Malaysia is really famous on Aljazeera, isn’t it?If this sort of popularity continues, Abdullah Ahmad Badawi will not only face tough time in the country but also with the international community as well. Wonder why he’s not giving up yet?Anyhow, Aljazeera’s coverage on Malaysia is rather short this time. You folks can see what this is all about from the following video. You have to skip the first 2:06 minutes since the first part of the video did not have anything to do with Malaysia.I really like Jesse Rahman’s comment on the recent 2008 Malaysian Election:“It means the end of the One-Party ruling system of the National Front and time for Malaysia to reform its political system, compromised with its grieved minorities, and present a successful role model for Muslim so

Check out this post by Elizabeth Wong.  Worth your 5 minutes if you’re Malaysian and you’ve just gotten over the shock of the ruling government losing their two-thirds majority in the recent election. And enjoy the cartoon.  I bitch about how the government spends my tax cut. Hopefully in the future it is spent wisely by [...]

The following video has been viewed 16,396 times on YouTube as of time of writing and I supposed some of you folks out there may have seen it. Oh well… I might as well include it here in this blog for those who have not seen it before.By the way, Lim Kit Siang should learn to flash smiles like Anwar Ibrahim. He looks more like a grumpy and an arrogant old man. If that is the kind of leader that DAP is proud of then DAP seriously needs to do some soul searching too. Perhaps PAS can fix that for DAP real quick. :-)Tags: malaysia kini, malaysiakini, malaysiatoday, malaysia election, 2008 election, barisan nasional 2008

Sure, Tian Chua said that squabbles between political opposition parties at the early stage are good for everybody and he further said that such squabbles are signs of a healthy and working democracy. For someone who has gone through hell in the past, squabbles or arguments are of course ‘chicken rice’ for him.What about foreign investors? Do you really think that they will see it that way?PAS, DAP & PKR should stop arguing out in the open. Do it behind closed doors. Nobody wants to hear quarrels especially from parties that have pledged support and cooperation to each other. This so called People’s Coalition party is only giving Malaysians bad names so far.My American friends have been asking a lot of questions about Malaysia after hearing negative news at their end.What am I suppos

All of a sudden, I can see that some parties in Malaysia are busy redefining the very meaning of Anti-Islam. Their intentions as far as I’m concerned are nothing but blatant attempts to further misguide Muslims here in Malaysia. Stop playing with words and redefinitions, Muslims are not stupid.As a Muslim, I found it funny to see that our Non-Muslims think Islam is only about fasting, praying and paying alms. Sure, those are three of our five main pillars of Islam but let me get this clear to all Non-Muslims out there. Islam is more than that. Islam is Ad-Deen, a ‘Way of Life’. Islam covers everything from finance, economy, judiciary, trade and plenty more. What is more important for Muslims is that we are required to uphold and glorify Islam in its entirety and this is something tha

I have to admit that I’m beginning to regret my decision to vote for DAP (the only opposition party in my constituency). I’m also beginning to regret spending so much time supporting our political opposition parties here in this blog and out there in the field along with my Muslim NGO group.Like many other concerned Malaysians, I was also engulfed with my frustrations and disappointments with Barisan Nasional that we had overlooked what was obvious and we never did saw it coming. :-(PAS, DAP & PKR hailed themselves as the People’s Coalition party (Barisan Rakyat) but we never did realized then that this so called alliance did not have a strong leader. The People’s Coalition party is not even a legal entity like Barisan Nasional!The absence of an elected leader that unites all t

The loose coalition that forms the new governments of five states in the country is in a pickle. Instead of working out how promises made can be kept, instead they are now bickering over who should lead... Sigh... and we thought this was the ruling coalition's disease. Well, politicians will be politicians, no matter what promises made.Anyway, seeing the fondness of our local bloggers to get news from foreign sources, especially reports that is critical of the ruling coalition, a friend pointed out this from the UK-based New Statesman. Actually, this is the first in recent times that I have read a report on Malaysia by a foreign publication that is somewhat critical (perhaps I am wrong) of the Opposition. Anyway, the report is courtesy of the New Stateman

I just could not believe my eyes when I read this in Malaysiakini... So much for all the talks... As I said earlier, I humming It Only Just Begun...PKR threatens to pull out of Perak state admin Mar 13, 08 1:52pm Just as one fire has been doused in Perak over the appointment of a PAS man as the new mentri besar post, another one is taking place.PKR has today threatened to pull out from the Perak state administration on hearing that eight of the 10 executive council posts will go to DAP while the remaining two going to other parties.In a statement issued by PKR deputy president Syed Husin Ali, the opposition party expressed its objection to “the agreement made between PAS and DAP with regards to the composition of the Perak state ex

The Prime Minister has spoken (in case you are wondering which part of the byline is his name, it is Abdullah Ahmad Badawi. The Datuk Seri is an honorific). But I only have this question. Why is this op-ed printed in the Asian Wall Street Journal first? Ok, apart from calming investors' jitters, what about attempts to assuage the die hard supporters of parties that make up the Government? I would be more worried about Malaysians first, seeing that they are the ones who voted. Next step would be the investors, who invest to ensure that the voters would have jobs. My reasoning is simple, no voters no government and no government no investors. This certainly makes me wonder but then again, I guess this would be his advisers' idea (duh...) By the way, the article is lifted from The Star today

This I don't understand. Having being a politician and a wide knowledge in civil society, not to mention being popular with constituents qualifies a person to lead a state? Err... being deputy chief minister is being the deputy chief minister for an entire state, which comprise electoral constituencies, not being the deputy chief minister of just one constituency. Come on... Get serious. Running a state is more than jaw jaw. The Star Online > Nation Thursday March 13, 2008 JAG backs Teresa for No. 2 job KUALA LUMPUR: The Joint Action Group for Gender Equality (JAG) has come out in support of DAP Kinrara assemblyman and Seputeh MP Teresa Kok being appointed Selangor deputy mentri besar. The group said Kok was not only qualified for her wide knowledge and 18-year experience in politi

For those interested in Malaysian politics, especially the implications of the recent election, this is a good read.Adapt to seismic change Along the watchtowerBy M. VEERA PANDIYAN Political parties and the media have to meet the people’s current expectations. IT HAS taken awhile for the results of the general election to sink in. The spotlight is now on blamestorming – the bitter process of discussing what went wrong and deciding whose fault it was. For a start, it would help if the strategists in the losing team get familiar with such new words being created by Netizens. They are coining them like crazy, even making up new names to describe themselves, like mouse-potato, for example. Unlike the old age couch potatoes, mouse-potatoes spend plenty of time surfing the Intern

When I read this, I am reminded of Karen Carpenter's It only just begun. Why? For starters, the loose coalition has not even begun to administer the state, they are already protesting over the Sultan of Perak's choice as the chief minister. And this is somewhat peculiar seeing that the chief minister-designate is on the list submitted by the loose coalition.What is even more strange is that the stay-away order was issued by the party's adviser. Come on bud... Walk the talk. Your party which leads the loose coalition has not even begun to rule and already you objected against the Sultan's choice, and this was what I wrote earlier:In another state, three names were proposed to the ceremonial head of state, the Sultan, as chief minister... Why three names? If this loose coalition wants to be

Once again Aljazeera has proven itself as one of the best news channels in the world. 100 times better than the ones provided on our very own television channels!Well done!Now that Zam (Zainuddin Maidin) has lost his seat and most probably will also lose his old Information Minister post, who’s going to bang Aljazeera on behalf of Barisan Nasional?Khairy? Nazri Abdul Aziz?Part I Part IITags: malaysia kini, malaysiakini, malaysiatoday, malaysia election, 2008 election, barisan nasional 2008

 Voters in a general election are a strange creature.  Malaysian voters delivered a clear message to the ruling coalition Barisan National (BN) by denying it of the governance of 5 out of 13 states, and a 2/3 majority it had always enjoyed.  BN still retains overall power, but this is its worst election performance since 1969.    The issues [...]

ASK the Government, it is still in denial. Put the same question to the press barons, they say the eroding support is a sign of protest. Stick a microphone to a member of unsuspecting public and the member would say:"Uhmm... errr... aaahh... no, I don't think so". Whereas the same question, when put the bloggers, it is a resounding YES.Now comes the other question - if the result was what the people wanted, why was everybody stunned? Like one guy said - "I still could not believe it... It is like waking up to a new Malaysia..." Sorry to disappoint you bud, it is still the same country, with the only difference being five states gone to parties that stood against the coalition which now forms the Federal Government.Strange as it may seems, the people are still in a daze. Perhaps now they re

Well done, Aljazeera!Your coverage of our recent election is right on the dot!This is what we poor Malaysians want the world to see. Let the world know that Malaysia is far from being perfect, thanks to Barisan Nasional who cares nothing about the common people. They only care about our filthy rich and extremely greedy business community here in Malaysia. :-(Keep up the good work, Aljazeera!Tags: malaysia kini, malaysiakini, malaysiatoday, malaysia election, 2008 election, barisan nasional 2008

Well folks…You have seen it on our television channels, online news sites such as HarakahDaily and MalaysiaKini and you have also read all about it on our mainstream newspapers. Some of you probably sick of it already. :-)Anyhow, let us go for a quick recap courtesy of the following news clip from AFP. Enjoy!Tags: malaysia kini, malaysiakini, malaysiatoday, malaysia election, 2008 election, barisan nasional 2008

Arjun Atwal, the Indian player involved in a fatal car accident last year, won the Malaysian Open on Sunday, beating defending champion Peter Hedblom of Sweden with a par on the second hole of a playoff.Atwal, also the 2003 winner at The Mines, birdied the 18th to force the playoff. He finished with an 8-under 64 to match Hedblom (71) at 18-under 270 on the Kota Permai course. Both players parred the first extra hole.Atwal, a three-time European tour winner, hasn't been charged in the March 10, 2007, accident in Orlando, Fla., that killed fellow motorist John Park. Witnesses have said Atwal and Park were street racing, with the Florida Highway Patrol estimating Atwal was going 128 k.p.h. in a 70 k.p.h. zone just before Park's speeding car flipped.Australia's Kane Webber (65) and England's

No, there would be no riots and killings after the 2008 Malaysian election. REUTERS have to be more positive, I really didn’t like the way they bring back memories of our past 1969 riots along with their coverage of the 2008 Malaysian election.InsyAllah… Malaysians are peace loving people and we can play by the rules just fine. Please tell that to the rest of the world, REUTERS! :-(Tags: malaysia kini, malaysiakini, malaysiatoday, malaysia election, 2008 election

Folks!As of March 7th 2008, Malaysian publishers who display WidgetBucks ads on their sites or blogs will no longer make any money from their WidgetBucks CPM (Cost per 1k) ads. Bummer! This is because WidgetBucks has removed Malaysia from their list of CPM-paying countries citing reasons which were beyond their control. Yeah, right!I would advise Malaysian publishers to take a closer look at their sites or blogs statistics. If most of your traffic is coming either from US or Canada, you can still display WidgetBucks ads since you have the chance to make money from them. Else, just remove those irritating ads and move on to some other programs that can make money for you.So long, WidgetBucks! Nice knowing you but your rules sucks!Tags: money, money from home, make money online, online money

Yes NewsCom, the latest election results were the worst ever for Barisan Nasional but it will not be the last. Barisan Nasional is a living prehistoric relic that is no longer relevant for Malaysians. Their racial based politics and agendas are obsolete and pathetic. :-(The common people of Malaysia are committed to kick Barisan Nasional out of the government for real in 2012. That is our vision, Vision 2012!Please tell that to the world, NewsCom!Tags: malaysia kini, malaysiakini, malaysiatoday, malaysia election, 2008 election

Anu Nathan from TheStar Online presents updates on election day. The Barisan Nasional has secured a simple majority in Parliament by winning 127 seats.BN won Johor, Perlis, Pahang, Malacca, Negeri Sembilan, Terengganu and Sabah.The opposition won 5 states i.e. Penang, Selangor, Perak, Kedah and Kelantan.

As election fever takes hold in multi-religious Malaysia, which goes to the polls tomorrow, the world has a stake in seeing that the country continues to remain a model of a moderate Muslim democracy that does not tolerate Islamist-based terrorism and integrates a multi-faith, multi-ethnic society. While the ruling Barisan National Coalition has remained in power since Malaysia's independence half-a-century ago from the British, balancing the relationships among the country's multiple racial, religious...(read more)

Folks!Let’s not talk about politics for a while today and let us bring our attention to dogs, pet dogs. I have been to many foreign countries in the past and noticed that dog owners in foreign countries adore their pet dogs. They spent their afternoons walking in the park accompanied by their pet dogs and some even took the opportunity to show off their pet dogs talents in doing a variety of dog tricks. It was quite entertaining. :-)Sadly here in Malaysia dog owners only want their dogs to have BBA skills. Do you know what BBA stands for, folks? Let me show you:B for BarkB for BiteA for Attack:-(Yes, that is how mean Malaysian dog owners are! They purposely trained their dogs to do nasty things so that their pet dogs can look after their luxurious bungalows, expensive cars and other valu

Photo by Derrick Chang Hantu Laut 06 March 2008 The tiny constituency of Senellang in Malaysia covers a small portion of the northern Borneo mainland and a number of outlying islands in the coastal waters of the Sulawesi Sea. It has 12,998 registered voters, mainly ethnic Bajaus and Suluks of the Islamic

Briton Nick Dougherty shot a career-low 10-under-par 62 to take a two-stroke lead after the first round of the $2 million Malaysian Open on Thursday. Dougherty fired seven straight birdies in his 10-birdie round to lead English compatriot Simon Dyson and Australian Marcus Fraser, who both shot eight-under-par 64s. South Africa's Keith Horne, Denmark's Soren Kjeldsen, Malaysian Danny Chia and Argentina's Daniel Vancsik were tied for fourth a further stroke behind. "It was a great start to the tournament, it's my lowest round on Tour which is always nice," said Dougherty, whose maiden European Tour victory was in Singapore in 2005. "I played well, I drove the ball well, I putted really well. All in all it was a superb round of golf." The Malaysian Open is the fifth leg of the Asian Tour

Rory McIlroy, who is eyeing a place in this year's European Ryder Cup team, was awe-struck by the performance of his eight-year-old playing partner in Wednesday's Malaysian Open pro-am. McIlroy recorded a hole-in-one on the way to a nine-under 63 at Kota Permai Golf and Country Club but it was young nine-handicapper Galvin Green who left a lasting impression on the 18-year-old from Northern Ireland. "He (Green) is absolutely awesome," McIlroy told the European Tour's official Web site (www.europeantour.com). "I really can't get over how good he is and that really made the day. "He is an incredibly talented prospect for the future. It was nice to play with him and even though I played pretty well, he made me look pretty average." The 4-foot-7 Green, who romped t

Well folks…The cancellation of the use of indelible ink in the upcoming election by our so called righteous Election Commission on the eleventh hour only proves one thing, the upcoming election might be known as the dirtiest election ever in Malaysian history. :-(You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to figure this one out. Who will benefit from the cancellation of the indelible ink?Our political opposition parties?Dream on! EC did not ‘report’ to them.Barisan Nasional?It is so damn obvious, isn’t it?!PAS, please do whatever you can to defend Kelantan. Defend it at all costs! Defend it with your own lives!Fellow concerned Malaysians, it is time for us to pray. Pray that this beloved nation of ours will be free from mad dictators, white collar educated criminals and coat-wearing

Last Friday as Isetan KLCC sales day. Everytime sales I sure go look look at lunch time and see anything nice to grab.I kinda got attracted in these Malaysian Designer's artwork1st is this kawaii skirt with consist of layers of green rabbit and light brown owl pattern. I always wanted to find this fabric, but I saw on Japanese online shopping, 1 meter of these fabric will cost RM30++. This is from Venie Tee.I love her other tops, but I could wear them as it was too big for me. As the skirt is A-line skirt, when I wear it, and a pair of high heels, I will look slimmer. This skirt is RM40 (after discount)This is Danial Chong's Dress. I love this dress alot. 1st mainly on the printing of the clothers. Look closely as it is not just white color dress, yet it have white pattern of roses on the