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NEWS ALERT:      Four Indian workers at a textile shop were killed in a fire which also destroyed 3 neighbouring shops at Jalan Pasar, Masai, Johor at 3am today             

Wed, 10 Mar 2010

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Sandra Bullock poses with her Oscar for Best Actress at the 82nd Academy Awards at the Kodak Theater in Hollywood, California on March 07, 2010.
                                                                  

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SHAH ALAM (March 10, 2010): Political aide Teoh Beng Hock died from injuries sustained in his nine-storey fall and not from strangulation, said Sungai Buloh hospital chief pathologist Dr. Shahidan Md. Noor.

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  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.
 
   
     
    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.
 
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  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."

 
 

 

  Duty to allow gatherings
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  Language for all Malaysians
Scene: Restoran Pelita, Petaling Jaya
CHONG: Sometimes I wonder whether the language we use is Bahasa Melayu or Bahasa Malaysia. Or is it the case of "what’s in a name"? After all they mean the same language. Can we use the name interchangeably, my friends?

 
   
     
 



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