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NEWS ALERT:     Court orders Indonesian model Manohara Odelia Pinot and her mother to pay RM6millon to her husband, Kelantan prince Tengku Muhammad Fakhry        NEWS ALERT: SPM 2009: 7,987 or about 2% of 406,420 govt school candidates achieved excellence in all subjects taken, compared to 1.6% in 2008 exam           NEWS ALERT:  SPM 2009: Best student among 214 students who scored A+ in all subjects taken is Gladys Tan Yee Kim of SMK Green Road, Kuching        NEWS ALERT: SPM 2009: Top 10 schools -- SM Sains Seremban; Kolej Islam Sultan Alam Shah, Klang; SBPI Gombak; Sek Tun Fatimah, JB; SM Sains Alam Shah, KL; SBPI, Rawang; SM Sains Muar,  SBPI Termeloh;SMK Infant Jesus Convent, JB; Tunku Khursiah College, Seremban

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A music teacher was charged in the Magistrate's Court here today with murdering her British boyfriend last week. Karen Khaw Phaik Ean, 35, was charged with murdering Andrew Michael Murchie, 46, at a house in SS2/2 Sea Park, Petaling Jaya, between 8am and 9am on March 5. A member of the group called Los Pintados (Painted Ones) covered in oil and ash gestures while parading with his friends through the village of San Nicolas de los Ranchos March 9, 2010.
                                                                  

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  Manohara and her mother ordered to pay Kelantan prince RM6 million

KUALA LUMPUR ( March 11, 2010) : Indonesian model Manohara Odelia Pinot and her mother were today ordered by the High Court here to pay RM6 million in damages to her husband, Kelantan prince Tengku Muhammad Fakhry Sultan Ismail Petra, in a RM105 million defamation suit filed by the prince against them.
  MACC removes "stumbling blocks"
  Will Wee shift support to Chua?
  Teoh died from fall, not strangled, says pathologist
  Hospital ward fees for govt officers, pensioners abolished
 
 
  Man charged over bid to damage US security database
  Doctors fail to cut cholesterol enough: Study
  Australia on top of the world for expat kids-survey
 
1. Teoh died from fall, not strangled, says pathologist
2. Anwar wants Federal Court to review sacking ruling
3. Will Wee shift support to Chua?
4. MACC removes "stumbling blocks"
5. Fire tragedy mom: "I was helpless"
More firms must embrace CSR


FOR THREE years now companies have been singled out and honoured for their outstanding contributions in the field of corporate social responsibility (CSR). Unfortunately, as stated by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak when speaking at the PM’s CSR Awards presentation ceremony on Monday, of the 600,000 businesses registered in the country fewer than 200 submitted accounts of what they did last year in terms of social responsibility to be judged.

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  Party comes first
MCA Vice-President and Health Minister Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai seems to have emerged as the biggest loser in his party’s leadership crisis, but he tells Terence Fernandez and Llew-Ann Phang that the party is bigger than any individual.
 
 
  Just the facts please
MCA Youth chief and deputy education minister Datuk Dr Wee Ka Siong tells Terence Fernandez and Llew-Ann PhanG his game plan to ward off personal, political attacks: state the truth and lay bare the facts.
 
 
  Long road to nuclear energy
Malaysian Nuclear Agency director-general Datuk Dr Daud Mohamad tells RAJESHWARY MENON what our nuclear programme holds in store for us.
 
   
     
    Malaysian politics in flux: Whither democracy?
TWO years after the fateful 12th general election, Malaysians will not be faulted for being disillusioned with politics. This is despite the fact that for the first time in our nation’s political history, the ruling party has been denied the politically significant threshold of a two-thirds majority in the Dewan Rakyat.
 
    The ‘peace president’ opts for more nukes
US President Barack Obama will shortly issue a Nuclear Posture Review, a task each new president must perform. The Nobel Peace Laureate must decide what to do with America’s 5,500 nuclear weapons  – enough to destroy the planet at least five times over.
 
    Competition: love all
DATIN Paduka Marina Mahathir in a recent article used a tennis allegory to highlight the merits of competition in general, and the contested rallies between the syariah and civil jurisdictions in particular.
 
   
     

 

 

  The bar never moves

IF you have ever limbo-rocked, you would know that it’s fun. Though a group activity, the game is quite individual – each to his own level of flexibility as the bar drops. It’s all good fun. Looking at our political scene the last few weeks reminds me a little of limbo rock, only not so fun.

 
 

 

  Local elections not legally impossible
WHEN the Penang government took the country by surprise last week by asking the Election Commission (EC) to run elections in the state’s two municipal councils – something not seen in Malaysia for 45 years – all eyes inevitably turned to the prime minister for a response.
 
 

 

  And the Sour Mango goes to ...
Dear Secretary-General of the Domestic Trade, Consumer Affairs and Co-operatives Ministry,

LET me refresh your memory by referring to the exchange of a series of email last December. Of course, you thought you won the battle by sealing your lips on the name of the advertising agency or agencies that produce commercials for the ministry. I did not throw in the towel after you did several about-turns after your note which among others read: "The Ministry agrees that publicity campaigns need to show results. Only then can it be justifiably said that it was money worth spending. It also goes without saying that good governance and transparency must underpin the selection process of the advertising company(s) and this is normally achievable through an open tender system. Finally, there has to be an evaluation process that will measure the outcome of these campaigns."

 
   
     
 





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