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Saturday, 15 March 2008
Ucapan takziah/condolences: Ahmad Fauzi Ismail
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I've just received a telephone call from an old friend from my former Ban Hin Lee Bank days...Mazlan Hassan. He phoned to tell me that a...
Pulau Jerejak raped! Where are the environmentalists?
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Someone in the civil service has some explaining to do! And it has better be good! On Thursday (13 Mar 2008), I happened to capture this ima...
Friday, 14 March 2008
General Elections: Observations 9
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My impression of Guan Eng is that he is a man in a hurry. I know the enthusiasm and excitement is there because it is the first time he is r...
A very astute observation
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Former MCA vice-president Chua Jui Meng, when asked to comment on why the Malaysian Chinese Association's candidates suffered huge rejec...
Breath-taking sunrise
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I managed to catch this picture of a glorious sunrise from the Equatorial Hotel in Penang yesterday. Time was about 7.06am. But no such luck...
General Elections: Observations 8
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CASE #1: Who is right, who is wrong? Abdullah Ahmad Badawi: "The NEP has benefited everyone. I would like to ask the DAP which communi...
General Elections: Observations 7
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How long does it take for a honeymoon to be over? In the case of Guan Eng, his honeymoon was over in .... two days. Well, you can consider i...
Thursday, 13 March 2008
General Elections: Observations 6
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Stephen Colbert is credited with introducing this word - truthiness - into the English language. Let me attempt to add to the richness of t...
General Elections: Observations 5
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In case you are wondering about this picture from the Sun, that's the endearing - some say spunky - 89-year-old Maimun Yusof who dared t...
Wednesday, 12 March 2008
Nothing is sweeter today than....
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Nothing is sweeter today than to look at this table and see that Arsenal holds only a two-point lead over Manchester United who have a game ...
Now Guan Eng knows that Penang Tourism sucks...
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I will fully support any initiative in this matter of tackling Penang's tourism woes. It's time to bring back the shine to our pearl...
General Elections: Observations 4
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Wow....I've just heard that Penang now has two deputy chief ministers. Not one, but two! And they are PKR’s Penanti state assemblyman Mu...
General elections: Observation 3
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Now that the general elections are well and truly over, here's an update to my layman's guide on electing your team of parliamentar...
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Tuesday, 11 March 2008
Meet the new Yang Amat Berhormat
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Fresh from the oven. Just received this picture from a friend. Lim Guan Eng's first press conference as Chief Minister of Penang.
General elections: Observation 2
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This general election sees the Barisan Nasional's control of Parliament reduced to a simple majority. The Barisan now holds 140 seats wh...
Monday, 10 March 2008
General Elections: Observations 1
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It is quite interesting to see that the representation from the Indian community has increased in this new Malaysian Parliament but not in a...
Escargo, anyone?
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Time to return to some of the more mundane stuff. I doubt this snail is edible but I found it right smack in the middle of the road at BM Hi...
Sunday, 9 March 2008
New dawn over Penang
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Good morning! Did you wake up this morning with the sun shining into your room? Or were you like me and had gone somewhere to watch a new d...
Saturday, 8 March 2008
My election views
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(9 Mar 2008, 1.15am) Is this the end of the Gerakan as a party? Completely wiped out in Penang which has been its stronghold since 1969. Al...
Mainland mood
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When I mentioned to Ted last Friday that I might be taking a drive around the mainland to observe what would happen on polling day, he was a...
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