losing sight.

“Malaysia had plunged nine places from last year’s 47th CPI ranking to 56th position while Malaysia CPI index score plunged to the lowest in 15 years to 4.5″
(Source: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/index.php/malaysia/43717-malaysia-seen-as-more-corrupt-than-ever)
It’s no doubt, shameful.
Berlin based company TI-M’s president, first from the left shown in the picture, appears to be smiling.
How would the people attending this particular [...]

Posted at 1:29 am on November 18, 2009 | leave a comment | Filed Under: Life | read on

food poisoning.

I thought my stomach was invincible.
I thought I can eat dirt and still be alright.
but. I was wrong.
Thanks to sushi + Macca’s (more likely to be the former), I’ve made 10 toilet trips (more to come) + vomited 6 times.
I need a break. Thank God, doctor gave me 2 days off with a MC.
I’m brain [...]

Posted at 12:22 pm on September 16, 2009 | leave a comment | Filed Under: Life | read on

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name: James Lam
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    KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 22 — The remains of Teoh Beng Hock are now undergoing a second post-mortem today by Sungai Buloh Hospital chief pathologist Dr Shahidan Md Noor under the watchful eye of experts engaged by the Selangor and federal governments. His body was exhumed yesterday following an order from the coroner's court investigating the DAP political aid […]
  • Residents not surprised burst pipe triggered Bukit Antarabangsa landslide November 21, 2009
    By Neville Spykerman SHAH ALAM, Nov 22 — Residents in Bukit Antarabangsa are not surprised that a burst pipe caused last Dec 6’s killer landslide as the leafy suburb has always been waterlogged despite a lack of rain. But they might have to wait longer than tomorrow to get their hands on the results of the investigation into the landslide that killed five, d […]
  • RM600m to rehabilitate nine military camps November 21, 2009
    MIRI, Nov 21 – The government has allocated RM600 million to rehabilitate nine military camps that are in a state of disrepair, said Defence Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi. He said the rehabilitation work would start in March next year and involved building new housing quarters and upgrading office buildings besides providing other facilities. Spe […]
  • Man detained over abduction of 11-year-old girl November 21, 2009
    KOTA BARU, Nov 21 – Police have detained a man in connection with the abduction of a 11 year-old girl in Teluk Puteri, Pengkalan Chepa here yesterday. Kelantan CID chief ACP Mazlan Lazim said the man, a 27-year-old ex-convict, was picked up in Padang Tembak here this afternoon. “The case is being investigated from all angles,” he told Bernama here today. […]
  • Penang government declassifies minutes on land conversion November 21, 2009
    GEORGE TOWN, 21 Nov – The Penang state government today declassified the minutes of the state exco, state land committee and the Penang Development Corporation meetings (PDC) relating to 1.4 heactares of land in Georgetown whose status was changed from leasehold to freehold. The information, sent to the media via e-mail today, did not answer the question rai […]
  • Wanita Umno opens Sayang Squad to all November 21, 2009
    BENTONG, Nov 21 – Wanita Umno is opening up participation in its Sayang Squad to everyone, including men, to help the movement carry out its welfare and volunteer work. Its chief, Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil, said that although the squad was under their patronage they welcomed everyone to join. “Anybody can take part in the Sayang Squad, although it is […]
  • Govt leaving it to AG to handle RM105m suit, says Muhyiddin November 21, 2009
    BANDUNG, Nov 21 – Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said the government was leaving it to the Attorney-General to decide the course of action to be taken over a RM105 million suit filed by the fathers of three pupils who died in the Kuala Dipang bridge tragedy in Perak last month. The Deputy Prime Minister said he had yet to be fully briefed on the suit but because a […]
  • Chew: EGM can pave way for fresh election November 21, 2009
    GENTING HIGHLANDS, Nov 21 – Wanita MCA Chief Datin Paduka Chew Mei Fun hopes the second Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) proposed on Nov 28, would open the prospect of a fresh election for the party leadership. She said leaders who won in the fresh election can then hold their respective posts with pride and dignity, she said. “The EGM can decide whether […]
  • Landslide victim’s body found November 21, 2009
    LUMUT, Nov 21 – The body of a quarry worker buried after a landslide on Nov 19 was found next to an excavator at 10.15am today. Manjung district officer, Ahmad Shafee, said at the time of the incident the victim, Md. Soyad Mia, 31, from Bangladesh, was repairing the excavator with another worker while two others were working in the quarry hill area. “The ope […]
  • Second wave of flood hits Kelantan, Terengganu November 21, 2009
    KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 21 – A second wave of flood has hit Kelantan when Sungai Kelantan burst its bank and forced 224 people from Kuala Krai to flee their homes this afternoon. State flood operation centre spokesman said 224 people from Kuala Krai took refuge at Sekolah Kebangsaan Telekong, Kuala Krai at 4pm. “They are from Kampung Telekong near the river bank. […]